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    Petroleum Centre Daily Record.
til. t.i'ittrc, ThW")i ct
.-f. J-:. r. Jiditor.
'J'l.-no of flonlim OTalln.
J'. O.. I'ETHOLISI f'KNTKE. PA , )
JULT iiVst, 1SB8. I
Cntll fhrther notice the rnnlla will arrive at and
depart from this office a follows:
ATtRrVK.
South and East, via. Irvineton. 10. IS A. M.
Sooth aud West, " MendTlllo, D.1S 1. M.
Worth and Ea.it, " Oorry, 3 55
BEPAKT.
Couth and West, 8.4S A. JI.
Hotitt East and Won!, 4 -SO 1. M.
North, East and Wcat, 10.00 A. M.
lUvtno Servient.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
lYotiehimr at 11 o'clock A. M., nnl 1Z
o'clock P. M.
Rkt. J. T. OxTortT, Pastor.
V.ETIIOPIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services every Pah'.afh at 11 A. M. and
7;J P. M. Sabbath School at9' A. M.
cafe free. A cordial invitation extend
ed to all.
Rev. C. M. IlKABrt, Pastor.
ST3. PETER 'AND PAUL'S '(Catholic)
CHURCH.
Mass nt ICI4 n. m.
Vesper and Eenoliclion of. the Blessed
Sacrament at 4 p. m.
Catechism at 2'p. m.
JAMES DUNN. Pastor.
Once around your clinched fist over tho
knuckle joints is just the length of your
foot. So says a female clerk who sells
stockings.
Sleeping on feather beds, or with the
hands raised above the head, !b very liad
for the lungs. So says a doctor of experi
ence. A sorvant was askod why it was so diffi
cult to wake bim up: 'Indeed, master, it's
because of taking your ail vice, always to
attend to what I am about; whenever I
sleeps I pays attention to it.''
Insti.tino. Two of our citizens very
properly arrested a man in the street this
afternoon for insulting a lady ns she was
passing along the walk. lie deserves severe
punishment for his misconduct.
The New Jersey cranberry crop this sea
son in Ocean county alone is valued at
2.310,C0!). An acre of gojd cranberry
land U dow estimated to be worth from
! Ofin to ft? ..Kin. Th demand In mui-tot
is always in excess of I he supply.
Well Uirxkd The well No. 59, Woods
Farm, owned by Edwuid Fox, of this place,
caught fire from benzine on Saturday niht
last, and the derrick, engine house, ic.,
were totally destroyed. Mr. Fox is an esti
mable citizen and a very wr.ithy man, aril
we think Providence oust have made a
mistake, nnd placed uiitfortuno where it
does cot belong.
The Election. The election is passing
oil' very ciuielly in this precinct, nnd we
benrof no particular exoitoment anywhere
in the Township. Tbero will bo a much
larger vote polled than was at first supposed
in this Township. Tho interests of local
candidates nra carefully looked alter, seem
ingly without regard to tarty, but tho State
tickets ure receiving tho party vote.
Little iitttik was Jtaught ho was made of
ilust. As ho stood by the window watching
the dust as tho wind was whirling it in
eddies, ho exclaimed, seriously, "Ma, I
thought the dust looked as though there
was going to be another little boy made."
In the last illaesj of witty Goorgo Cola-
uiuu, lue doctor being later than the time
uppointed, apologized to his pationt, saying
that 4ie had called to seo a man who had.
luiieu uown a well. 'Did ho kick tie
bucket, doctor?" groaned Coleiuun.
Here is another deplorable result of mix
lug water with wiiitky. "Some Kentucky
uiBiiuers uoi naving stock with which to
eed their slops poured them Into the Lick
ing rivor, whereupon all tho fish went 00 a
spreo. Multitudes or them Wore bo intoxi
cated, that they renounced cold water for
ever and wont staggering about on dry
land."
baturday evening two largo buildings iu
tho rear of tho University of Hochesten
New York, containing tho laboratory, work
uhops aud private uiiuuralogical, zoological
uud other cabiuets of Piol. Henry Ward,
tud his plaster cast molds, wero destroyed
ty tiro, ilost if not all of the zoological
cabinet was saved, comparatively uuinjured.
The mincrulogical cabiuet was burned. Tho
valuo of the wholo is estimated nt $110,000;
insurance between $jo,000 uud $l(l,l;0.
The large cabinets sold by the Professor lo
tho Utiiversity are safe.
An Iowa editor bolls the regular tickst.
lie declaies that he '-will not support lo
KepriK'ntatlve a man who is a whisky
cartel in tho morning aud a buml of whi4
at night.
A CiRiors WiM.. Elizabeth A. Berry,
a colored woman who bos been quite exten
sively known in this city as a fortune teller
or "wise woman," died not many days ago
leaving a will which is curious in the de
tailed instructions given by it relative to
tho manner nnd stylo in which she desired
to be buried. The instrument reads, in part,
as follows: "When I nra prepared for the
grave, my resting place, I wish to be dressed
in citizen's clothes. I wish to bo dressed,
in every respect, as I would lor the street.
Two rings upon my fingers; car rinjjs in my
ears; white silk stockings; Congress gaiters
of tho best material; white kid gloves.''
After Borne further details relating to under
clothing the will proceeds to diiect that tho
best bl nek silk dress of the deceased shal'
be plaoi-d upon her person, with no cap up
on her bead, but a "tasty head-dress'' in
stead, and that sho shall be buried iu Forest
Lawn Cemetery, with six carriages at the
luneral. and with no "undue weeping'' on
the occasion. Tbo lutter injunction was
probably complied with, as tho deceased
left no nearer relatives to mourn her death
than a step-sou, living at a distance, to
whom most of her littlo property (about
$12,000 in amount) was bequeathed. Buf
falo Express.
A Curiosity. Tho best evidence that
something is going to happen is that souie
already has happened. Whether it portends
another eclipse, an earthquake or tho mil
lenium we are not upprised, but nicely boxed
up on our table is a pair of small eggs joined
by un integument and oae egg ot very di
miuulive dimensions, all of which are said
to have been laid at 0110 time, by a hen be
longing to Jits. Sarah Wulker, at Harbor
creek. Wno was present at the ceremony,
so as to vouch for the odd little eg;, our in
formant does not state. The recent tluctua
tion in the price of gold probably call ed
the convulsion that so disarranged the in
ternal economy of tho hen, the cllect 0
which was the wonde:ful phenomena de
scribed. Eric Disjxiich.
A scieutilic coiiespoudeut says: The' Led
gor gives ono of the true causes of the late
storm and flood, uamely, "The action ol the
sun and moon, wnen in conjunction anil
near tho time of the equinoxes producing
high tide3, which back up the descendin
water." Close observation, for yeais, sat!.
Qes tne writer that wheu several plaaeis,
especially the larger ones, are in conjunction
with the sun aud moon, as nt new and full
moon, and when the moon is uearest the
earin, u uu tho huu 01 uotuuei
tuat these are tiiu periods oi stoi:n
high tides, auroras, meteors, increased mug
nelic aud electrical intensity of the eariii,
aud also of eariuquakos aud eruptions. The
tnird of .November uuJ December next are
suutl Jl' peliuds.
Farer petucuals have cunie w.U fashion
in England. Iu uiimufactunn' ihem uiniifo
ment U blended wiih comloi t in a very uigh
degree. A dealer iu tlio article inserts this
advinisetu' lit iu t'io London papers:
'iludamo Percales begs leave to cull tho at
tention of ladies about to visit the seaside,
to her new and richly embroidered paper
petticoats at one sbilliug each. Each petti
coat coutaius an installment of a ccw novel
of great domestic interest, by Anthony Trol
lope, entitled "tucks or trills." Tho story
will be completo in fifty weekly petticoats."
The following was posted on the door ot
tho Ludlow Church, la Hertfordshire, some
time back: "This is to give notico that no
peisou is to be buried iu th." church-yard
but those living iu the parish. Those who
w:sb to be buried are desired to apply to
me, Ephraiui Grub, parish clerk."
Tins Itui.ixu Passio.v. Wife: "Now.
George, do try and seo the editor of tho
Juui nul, aud tell bim my dress is a peach-
bluBsoin; the last time he called it a mauve'
Everybody wears mauve." Husbaud: "Yes.
level It' you see bim before I do, tell bim
bo forgot to mention my new dress coat lust
time, and to make amends, to mentlou that
I have on a new pair of drawers to-night-red
Canoe!. "
A learnt d lady, tho other ovuniug, aston
ishod the company by asking for the "loan
of a diminutive urgentitie truncativo "cone,
convex on its summit, and semi-peiftrated
with symmetrical indentations." She waul
ed a thimble.
A lollgate keeper waB brought he-
(oro u magistrate for cruelty to his daughter.
The trouble arose from a discuvery that the
girl, who was frequently loft iu charge,
used to allow Imr swootbeart, a young
butcher, to drive his waaou through free.
Alas, "she never tolled- her love."
"The hog may uot bo thoroughly posted
in arithmetic; but wheu you como to a
square ruot he is tlieie tho bog is."
A c.eutleman rodo up lo a public hoiifo iu
the country uud asked: ''Who is the master
ol this house';" "1 um, sir," replied the
landlord; "uiy wife hub boeu dead alou'
tlirjc Weeks"
TELEGRAPH
REPORTED FOK THE DAILY RECORD,
Afternoon Dispatches
riltI.ADKI.PBIA. Sept 11.
The recent, freshet so tilled the locks Of
th Schuylkill Navigation Co., at lair
mounl, as to render them impassable. The
consequence was that a large number of
boats collected. This aftornoon two prize
fights took placo on these, tho first between
two negroes for $25 a side, and tho s -cond
between two boatmen to decide tho merits
of rival fire companies. The police arrested
the lour parties implicated.
Tbo Bcientilio French weaWier prophets
predict a wintor of unusual severity. Tho
signs in this country point in the same di
rection. Com has aa unusually heavy coat
of husks, and tbo birds are molting earlier
than usual.
Why are sheep the most dissipated ani
mals in creation? Because they gambol in
their youth, spend most ol their days on
tho turf, tho best of them are blacklegs, and
they are sure to be fleeced at last.
A man and woman arrived at a hotel In
Cincinnati, and asked i( they bad any 'marry.
ing facilities' about the house. They were
soon spliced, when the man told the clerk
to change the register, nnd put them iuto
one room, with flrst-rato sleeping utensils,
as they were both mighty sleepy.
The safo of the Duchess County Mutual
Iasnranca Company, at Poughkoepsie, New
York, was Mown oyen by burglars on Satur
day morning, nnd robbed of about sixty
thousand dollars in coupon bonds and mort
gages. ThanUnslvitig Proclamation.
Washington, 0. C, Oct. 8.
By the President of the United Mates
Tho year which is drawing to a close has
been free from pestilence, health has pre
vailed throughout the land, abundant crops
reward the labors of the husbandmen, com
merce and manufactures havo been success
fully prosecutej through their peaceful
paths, the mines and forests bnve yielded
liberally, the nation has iucre.ined in wealth.
and its blisinK.J have advanced everv in
terest of the p '(iph) in every put of the
Union; harmuuy and fratern il intercourse
restored and obliterating the ranks of tin
naatoullict and enstrun :omeut: burdens
navo been lightened, in 'una increased, civil
iiul religious li'vr'y ant secured to every
inhabitant of the lnul, whose soil is to-d.iy
peopled by none but freemen. It becomes
x people llim fivoieJ tn mafco acknowledge.
uient to the Supremo Author from whom
such ulesrilngil flow, of tucir xratifud.) unci
Ihuir depeudeiico to render praises nnd
thanksgiving for the same, and devoutly to
implore a continuance of God's mercies.
Thereforo, I, Ulys.ies S. Grant, President
of tho United States, do recommend that
Thursday, tho 18th day of November next,
bo observed as a diy of Thanksgiving nnd
of praise and prayer to Aliui 'hty God, the
creator and tho ruler of the universe.
And second, I do further recommend to
all the people of the United Stutes to assem
ble on that day in their accustomed places
of public worship, and unite in tho homago
and praise due tho bountiful father of all
mercy and in fvrvent prayers lor tbocontin-
uanco of the merciful blessings be has
vouchsafed to us as a people.
In testimopy whereof I havo hereunto set
my baud and caused the seal of tho Uni
ted States to bo affixed, this, tho 5th day
of October, A. D., 1809, and of tbo Inde
pendence of the United States of America
. the ninety-fourth. U. S. Chant.
Dy the President.
Hamilton Fisu.
Secretary of Stuta.
CAItlTS AND OIL ( I.O l filH I
JUttTKCEIVKD, nm nlco jmttcrns, nt
Tllli FUIiNl lLUK STORE.
CO,rtXJAIi iiOVR.
and ttio BfapplucKS of Vrtio ?Tnrrlat;c
IlSSAYS ftjr Vouni; Men- oifche Krrora, Aihi
j and Uifliik'Rsf nliicTi (lf'lrny the Munly liwjra
au'J eruate impwliraini of MAItlU.UiK, with sure
means of relief. Hcut in m'alod Idler PiivehipBsfrt'O
ofclmre. Adtlretw Ilowaitl - t ti'in, R,
rhllndelphin, l'a. hti :3m.
V'mo Morrlaou'ii Genuine I'Juo Tar
and Persian Healing Soups.
These soaps are imprefrnnted with exotic of t!e
mihl't and mont II ilsamlc nature, and are warrant
ed porfecily innocent and free frum mineral and nth
or purnlcions admixtuivs, and aro selnrted by the
ladltM and the ptihlic in yenoral in pivfm-i ce ti all
oliKT ffoflp, HHtho ureal producer.- and prfiiirvcru uf
a hfalthy purity of eiimplexion. and a eonaervahtr
of ffinulu I'l-iuty. Kir the yo!'t!n-;-i and ilmioary
wlii.'h t!,cy i!)un e to tho hand.- and Tire thulrnapa
hility of soothing frntation nnd r- movit.g imllitly
eruption., render them liidisptiirdlili; lo every toil
et. We kindly uaU the public to try the virtues o
theosoapH. J. L. II. t('o.t Proprietors.
A. 1. Miii-:- Co . Oaural Aeiita. jul2-Cm.
Npoclul Notice.
W HtS OK WISDOM forviHine; men, on the
Rullni! Paloti 111 Youth ami E;ir!y Manhood, Willi
SELF IIF.I.f fur the errlna mid unfortunate. Sen
in willed letter envelope;, free ofctinrire. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION' B t I Piiilaiiklpai a
I" a. liny 91, nm
Xew Flour, Feed mill Grocery
Store !
J. S. riCATIIHIl,
At tho OLD BANK Itl'II.DINO, ON MAIN ST,
opposite the McClintork House, has on band a
luge and (list class stork of Inur,I-'col and
;ro'Orle, which lie l soiling at a low fluuro.
Don't foraut the place wlinro A, V. Cotto
A Company broke up.
Crockery For nil kinds so to liUYNOLDS
1IUODHEAD A CO'S, No. 11 Centre (-tree!, oppo
site tho Tost Office, Oil City, I'a.
Carpets of every qnsllty nnd description, at
REYNOLDS, IIltODIIBAD CO'S, No. 11 Centre
Stroct, opposite, tho P.O., Oil City, I'd.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOK MA I.E.
A team of vslnnblc horura r offered for sale
cheap. Inquire of Sam Bloomer, nt the Now York
Meat Maiket, oetl2:lw.
01 NO.
A small, white dopr
Inquire t this efftcp.
JfOIt SAL.E.
Dwelling House lor sale Inquire, of
lw. ' JAMES KUTHEREOUD.
Dissolution.
rillTF. Co Partnership hereof..ro existing under
I tho fl :in name of A D. Miller Co . Is this day
Hi.jr,lv...l l.w niiiln ,1 enrwnt All ftrroltntfl HK-UMt
the late linn will be settled liyM. S Simmons nt the
old Mind M.S.SIMMONS,
I'eU Centre, Sept. 2d, 'CO. A. D. MIM.Elt.
issoi.trriON.
rheenn.irtnershln heretofore cxiiine tinder the
Arm nnniA nf Wnehti-r Co.. is illisolvrd, nnd "U
panics Indeht.sl to ih flnn, nrc reminded to sritle
si i ne em sin mi, iit-ss r in in. i vi. . ""- , t I'
aitu the brick bank. jiliillf II. C. W.
A KIN'S II AM,.
T) ' Illl is now ready fur theatrical rliilvtionsii
rotirrrts. ievtnres, sc. i no iia i n-is -,i renu'-u
and strengthened. No pains nnd expense has been
spared to make It a first class
SHOW BUILDING.
On tV.o firrt fl'r one of tho lwn Tlillinril.Koom
in ttiu pUun.'. Ail wulir one itiutingcmuut
n2yt, " -
RsMs Oil M Pics Wsr'ss"
Iiijas. :;tj;soN & i'O.,
Corner of Seneca and Centre Pis, cast side
of Oil Creek. Oil City, Pa.
Ilnvin:: aiUJeil a powernd Stnnni KmMne nod threv
1:1 T-r E. v't'l i to i:r.v !reii'jy cxtt-n-'ive i'.itii::".ir
Hiring' 10itill.t-li:-!;'iit, nr. nnv, pfi'p;ire.I tn ilia!:
llic n-':es..aiy wylk, ,u lUtlu up, and up..imir;
KN"TXF.S.
iiOTi.rcns.
1P.ON TANKS.
K K V I N i N Gt M A C 1 1 1 N C 11 Y,
COI'PKR V. OUM3 AND STILLS,
OIL WliLL TOOLS AND KITTINCS
'-f 'do'all Maehtnerv .lob Work cntmsted tons
wi!h nentiu-s and disuatr-n auu '.times
NEV HARDWARE STORE
nKATIJJG AND COOKING
STORES !
In largo variety.
TABLE AND POCKET
C utlery!
SHELF HARDWARE.'
HOUSE FUMKHINS GrQI3S.
LAMPS.LANTERNS, AND
FANCY ARTICLES.
PJASLS APJD IRON
Wooden Ware, &c.
For sale
CHEAP 1
At the atore Tonnerlv oreupiefl by Rnrclifie'd and
Ca.iterlino. (ill, CITV. I'A.
- .n tii;s it. uuutiiE.
Oil fity, Jan. 4, 16i)!l if.
HV.O. II. ItlSKMi A; CO.,
TH .A. 1ST EC IE ' IR. S ,
PETKOIXL'.n CKSTUKi l'A.
G. II. Iilssell, M. C. Srarliu
Christopher Meyer.
V?e ofler onr mmiw for the trnnfactlon of a
OKVRHM. HANKING, EXC'UANGK mid COL
LKCTKtN HIWINKiiS.
Anv hulne liiitraatedto our cara will receive
pruini.t alteiitioll. jul7 tr.
T NTi:lSNA'l'iN AI. IIOTIX,
MIM.EH
JOHN 13. ROWR,
KARM, pa.
Prop'r.
Cood iifciininioilHtious for trnnaient eustonier!.
Duy Hoard mid ltonnl Willi rooms on reiiBiinalple
t.-.rnir. Tlie prnprietnr will spore no palui to make
his House attractive to gium. juue2 tf
FOK THIS
Fal! Trade
WASHINGTON ST.,
Petroleum Centre. Pa.
HAS
JUST OPENED A LARGE
AND
COMPLETE STOCK OP
FOREIGN & I0MESTIG
DRY GOODS,
For tho Fall Trade, embracing a full Lino
BLACK ALAPAt'AS,
POPLIX ALAPCAS.
POPJ.!X., SILKS
SHAWLS,
Carpet
CtllitMH
a..s( irtu
s, Oil Cltitlw.
CI
lllltf?,
, iUllsllUS,
usiit of
clui'ro
LADIES Mil)
FUBSBMl!
la
And a!?on rlmlee as.ort:nent of I'LAN.N'i'.
very cle a;. Our Line if Alp-icis nnd I'n
lin Alpacas is the finest and c'leap.ist in t!.e
placa. eptl3:if
Tho New York
Meat Market!
n V. PAKKfiil have flttud up a no.v huili
, in;; on
On 2Iain Htrcet, Opsititc Ots
-llrClintorK IIoiini",
And Intend keeplnu what Petmlemn Centre lw
lunir neuded, a nrit-clnaa Meat Market. Only tlio
CHOICEST AND BEST MEATS
will he kont. It will ho onr aim to .rve our nis
tnmera with proinptaess and to their enilrn sntis
fuctlon. .
soptllMf. II W. PAUi.I.I-
1'ctroPm cliaiig( i
AND RESTAURANT.
SUTHERLAND & TAYLOR, PROP'.'
FRES1I
OYSTERS !
Received
DAILY!
ALL TIIEJ
LUXURIES!
OF TI1E
SEASON".
Wnsliiugton Street,
Petroleum Centre, Va., next door to Ulurai i -'" ?
Jjwelry 14lorr
Hay Hoarders nccommndited. Meals W""'''!LC
all hours. . Dystein, aud every UeBoi ipUon oi y
urulnlied i;nest,i.
No pilns will ho ipared to nccomroodat tho
who favor us with their patronage.
ed. sr-rn liiuANn. geo. tavi.ok.
retr drum Centra. Sent. 14, '60.
tf.
John O. "Welch,
Scneca-St., Oil City, la,i
Dealer in
Cibbs.KiissflltJiLCVsBttriii?:
and Fishing Tools
Innis' Sicker Rods,
Driving
Pipe,
ratc
orricU Iron")
;irs,
Itiilaiice
Wlu-ei
all size,
Mv ennneetlon with Meadvillo d ''''min o
limiidriui Is aneh Mint I ean J5et out all m"
(.'nstinns at short order , ,
.KHIN C llf"
j um
Cdl CHy, Kel' IT, IM
-tr