SOME PRINT MISSING
Ckn're Daily Record.
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J'. JA'I, M'aitor.
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t,r frrtt nertce toe mil wUl antra at and
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"fli.tfi in,l (Vwt, Moadvtlta, B.18 P. M,
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-t t and Wut, 9 80 P. M.
tand 'Vest, lo.oo A. JL
SMvlne 6erTlf.ce.
PRESBYTERIAN CHCRCn.
iVenching nt 11 o'clock A. M., and
'i'.oot P. M.
Rbt. J. T. Oxtobt, Pastor.
"1KTHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at 11 A. M. ana
til,' P. X. Sablmtb School at 12 1 P. Jf.
ente free. A cordiul invitation extend
ed to all.
Ttt. C. 11. Hcard, Pastoi
&TS. -PETBR ArTpACL-S (Catholic)
CHURCH.
Hiss at 10J 0. in.
Vesper and Benediction of tbe Blessed
Sscraineni at 4 p. m.
Cstecblein at 2 p. as.
JAMES DUVN, Pastor.
Four Tsars tl Husband or Two
WiTf a Uhxnown to Eithbr. A soil for
$5,000 year alimony and the cnitody of
child, the survivor of three:, bat been begun
in St. Louis by Lacy Hall against Benja
min L. Sanderson of that city. It is claim'
ed tbat the couple were married in Terra
Halite, Jnly IS, 1865, but tbat tbe defend'
ant bad previously been married to another
woman without hor knowledge; nor did aba
learn tbe fact until sbs bad borne him three
children. Mr. Sanford is the nephew of the
luto Pierre Tbouteau, Jr., is very wealthy
and Is the husband ol a daughter of one of
the first families of St. Louis. His wife
will seek divorce.
Henry J. Raymond's son has gone to work
on tho Now York Times as a reporter. Tbat
is the way to begin.
Crawford County Tencbrn' Institute
meets at the Croas Cut R R at Corry.
A post office b.is been established on tbe
east bunk of tho Allegheny, opposite Par
ker's Landing, named Polloclt.
A eomspondent ol the Pittsburgh Ccm
'merclal, has been interviewing Mr Win.
vum, ui trnoiiim, r. ile Is J3 yeurs
old, and in good health.
LaRcb's MiNamst.8. This lauious com-
bination of Ethiopeaa talent glvo an enter
tainment at the Opera House this evening.
From fir and from near, wherever they have
rtbeen, they are heralded as tie leading min
strels of tbu diy, and will give to-nlgkt an
interesting entertainment.
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BcBlNBsa CsuxoB. Messrs. J. V.
Barrett, of Dunkirk, formerly proprietors of
tbu establishment now owned by Owen
Gaffiiey, have purchesed Michael llooney's
nquor more, aoa taiso possession at once, -TLe
Mrsnrs ll.irrett are at pnsunt proprie
tors of a wholesale liquur bouse in Dunkirk
ntnl bring with them a thorough knowledge
of iho business. It will be their aim to
keep on band- tbe best of liquors, at prices
us cheap as tbe rhoupest.
Tho Venango County Teachers' Institute
will meet at Venango City, to day at 10
o'clock P M and wi'l continue la session
fire days.
Tbe Hon. C. P. Wickorihatn, State Su
perintendent of Common' Schools, will ad
dress the Institute and citizens this evening.
The exercises for each evening will be an
address or leoture.' Soled reading by Miss
Stetson, of Philadelphia and others,
essay, to. Tbe publio are respectfully In
vited to attend.
Ijirk AT uskman, i. Y. The quiet but
nourishing little town of Sherman, aitnatcd
on the Cross-Cut ruilroad, was visited by a
most uevasuting Ore on Friday afternoon
iiibi, wuereoy all tDo business portion of tbo
town on tbe north side of Main Street was
burued to tbe ground. The loss cannot be
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mi num 4JU,uuu, wim out comparative lit
tin lriDi,unAn rPU.. 1 ....
i.ui.um iua uro originated irom a
defective Due in tbe hotel. It will thus be
seen how much might have been saved by
a few shillings expense, or .perhaps a little
attention even might have prevented this
ealomity. As the season of cold weather
approaches, we can but admonish our own
citizens of tbe great necessity of such atten
tion, particularly here, where there aro so
many tiu chimneys and otherwise imperfect
flues.
Oiled furullure that baa been scratched or
marred may be rtatored to its original
beauty simply by rubbing boiled Ilusoed
oil, used by painters, on tbo surface with a
wad Of woolen rags. Vurniahtd furniture
dolled may be similarly restored by the use
of a varnish composition of shellac dissolved
Jo alcohol, applied in a similar manner.
Common beeswax rubbed over furnituro and
heaid by the. friction of a woolen wad
briskly used ii also an excellent fjrnlturo
polish.
RlXOTAL OF TUB, EsTBEeJ OFFICII.
Tbe A. U. U. Expess office of this place
li being removed from Its old quarters In
Washington street to the new building op.
posit tbe depot, to-day. The new quarters
are oonvealontly arranged for tbo business,
and Mr. Morgan, local agent for tbe Com
pany, who is always at bis poet, and ever
ready to accommodate the public, will be
pleased to see bit friends and tbe public
who nay have business with the Company.
Tbe old office Is to be f ttcd up for a drug
store, by Griffea Brothers, of this place.
Niw Firm. Business changes in our
commercial circle are always uotewortby.
B. C. Wacbter, who has (or several years
ooodaoted the business of a grocer, in Pe
troleum Centre, In a very successful man
ner, has taken a partner in tbe business iu
the person ot John J. Fetter, who bas been
a clerk In the store for several years.
Johnny's affable manners and generous dis
position bas won lor bim many friends in
olldom, and his acquisition to a unniber
thip In the firm with which be bas been so
, long connected, will be received with satis
faction by bis friends and tho buaiuess tub
lie. The new firm of Wachter ft fii.. 1,..
Four new attachments were issued yester
day against tho Fisk Opera House, three
as the suit of Orlando W. Joslyn and ono
at tbe suit of Waison B. Farr. Tho former
were for $352,330 and tbo latter for $272,-
530, which with the former attachments
completely ties up Mr. F:sks interest in tbe
establishment. On motion to vacate th
previous attachments against the Opera
House at the suit of Joslyn, Judge Brady
has decided that legally Fisk is a resident
of Boston and that the attachments were
properly issued and must stand.
A portion of Brigham Young's army, com
pri.iog cavalry, infantry, and artilery, have
been in camp near Salt Lake City, and
maaa a nne appearauce. Tbe Desert News
says: '-The order, sobriety, good feeling
ana innocent mirth that reigned every-
nre toroiign ttie-oncampuaent may nossi
bly be equalled, but never excelled, outside
of Utah. The troops, from tbo youngest
urummer-ooy to tue commanding general
tuauiicetuu imu mey oolongU to a rate
whom a high religious feeling and devotion
to truth and liberty enabled at all times and
la all circumstances to main'ain their dig-
any ana act as gonllemeu."
TELEGRAPH
RETORTED fOIt TUB DAILY RECORD,
Afternoon Dispatches.
Roobester,-N. Y.. Nov. 6.
The Rochester Theatre caught tire In tbe
green room this morning and burned to tbe
ground. Several stores adjoining were dam
aged. Total loss about 50,000. Thomas
Carr, manager of tho theatre lost all his
property and barely escaped witb his life.
E. L. Davenport lost part of bis wardrobe.
Lively Old Gal. Tbe Warren connty
correspondent of the Erie Vhpalch relates
that at the house of an eloquent Methodist
divine, bo recently saw an old lady of eighty.
lour suddenly ju mp up and danco a hoe-
down lor the space of five mluutes, to tbe
musio of a violin and orttan which were be
'ng played by members of the family. Give
her tbe champion's belt.
It is estimated tbat there aru now In tho
Parker's Landing oil district thirty-live to
forty producing wells, the yield of which
ranges from throe to fifty barrels daily. The
average daily yield of the district ol last
month, as sbown by tho shipments and
stocks, was about 430 bartels. During
Octobor two wells were struck tbut produc
ed twenty-ilve barrels each, one that nro-
duced four barrela,and ono that yields forty
ve to any Imnels. As there bus been 110
decrease ol important', tbe total yiold of
the district muni now bo at loait 030 ban els
per day tae week through. Only u lew of
the wells are pumped 011 Sund.iys, and thu
above average boing for every day in tho
week, it is necessarily one-seventh loss tbe
avenge during tbo days that tbe wells are
worked.
The Boston Post says: 1
was found doad in his bed
'Samuel liecht
In New York,
bis cold band cleuching a Saturday's Tribune
containing an essay on political economy.
It had killed him."
Strauss, tbo Vienna waltz-king, is bank
rupt.
Wiklie Collins will spend tbo winter In
Paris,
Patli, It is said, intends to leavo tbo stage
entirely next year.
Seven monuments have bitberto been
erected to Cavotir, in Italy.
Richard Wngner said lately that be we'd
compose no new operas.
Marshal Buzjitio is reputed to be tbo
wealthiest General in Franco.
Mazzinnl isasstronga smoker of ciga
rettes as the Emperor of the French.
Mis. Julia White, born in Ireland, bas
just died in Boston, aged 103 years.
Brigham Young bas four thousand lbs. of
mother-in-law.
Benjamin P. Rosenberg, for some t'me
connected with tbe press of Northwestern
Ohio is dead.
It is said that Mr. Beechcr is a Fienob
scholar, and could couver3u with Father
Hyucintbe in his own tongue.
Louis Blanc says, in a letter to a French
paper, tbat in his opiniuu, Fletcher is the
greatest living actor.
Dr. Evans, the American dentist iu Par
is and a great favorite of tbe imperial lum
ily, if a millionaire.
Joe Jefferson lived ia Galena when a bo
aau is remembered by tne tcboolmabiei"
there as an irrepressibly witty urchin.
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inuiuuu noon nus reaa up tbo papers
since returning from Europe, and says in
speecb tbat he is "di-gusted with Grant.
Mr. Charles Francis Adams, tbo younger,
is writing a continuation to bis Chapter of
i.rte, to lucludo tbe exploits of the Erii
buccanneeia io tbe gold corner last u.ontb
General Juan Prim is Baid to be so much
alruid of assassinations tbat bu never sleeps
inthe same room for two successive niybts,
and that, on walking out in public, both iu
the duy tim und uigbt tiuio, be is constant
ly louoweo. oy a uisguieed body guard of
fifteen picked men.
Mashieradii Ball On Tuesday eve
ning next a Grand Masquerade Ball will be
held in Sobel's Operu House. The Com
mittee desire to stato that tbe arrangement
are completed for a grand party, and tbat
the costumes are already secured and will
be distributed on tho day previoQB und on
tho day of tbe ball, at tbe Onera. House
Spectator tickets are to be issued at $1.00
each, wbich will be sold to citizens who do
not desiro to join tho dance. The
dancing tickets will be $2.00. This custom
of issuing spectator tickets la ,.,,..
ono at masquerades, and as all the dancers
will be uiuskod duriug tho entiro eveuing
1 1.1 lobe s ippoisd 1:0 ono will bo idcnli-
fiod. p. n,,i..r f
Nov5-ld
".Mamma," suid a precious French miss
of fourteen, "von never let 1110 pky tbo
charades, but I know how to muko tbein
ton. My socoud is what every woman tries
tn f.r.n....l If.. 1 .... ...
Jy ivuoio lame beginning ui
liberty. Cau you guxsi it?" "No." '-lint,
mamma, it is very timplo. It is mari-ay..'
Tbe reader will pleago observe that man' is
the French for husband.
Local :vileea.
A 1AAA.
A I'teriryuiaa, residing ia Sloatii jliMrjca as a
mlsaiouary, difvotMct) a ftfh and atrofale mnody
fcrthe Care of Nrrvoes WeatukM, tm'.l Ifccav,
Dtsraiwtof tlie Xuliry tual Fomfnal 077a!, and
the whole tmln of dlKordors Uvagtit On ty banrfu'
and vlcMu rmbltn. Cirirt n:rflbej-e liave lum car
ed by this ni ble rrtnuly. Prompted by a duxlro to
hem-fit ilia omitted and unlortunat. I will send the
recslpt fjr prejiai hiR and uelus Uiii medicine. In a
nealcd iuvclupe, to any on woo DJrf It, Frtt .-
Onargt. Adreps,
Ftatlou D. Bible Horn,
N Y. City.
COMJLGAIi l,OVK.
and tne Happiness ol Trno ainrrlage
I?l SAYS for Yonnj Men ou tlie JJmr, Atxict
j' ud Di-aoe xrhiuti di-struy tlie Munly Tnwrus
and crttatc Impediments of MAKHIACE, with tars
mean of rebel. Pent in sealed letter envelopes fre 0
ot cl-arge. Address Howard Asjoclatioti. Bov. P.,
Pliiladolibi, l'a. suil:3m.
-w Flour, Feed and Grocery
Store !
.T. S. I'KATHRR,
AtttnOLD BAVK Bt7II.T)Ci0, OS UAtN ST,
opposilo tbo McClintook Honr, Lni un haud a
lugeimd flist class Btock of I'lour, t'eeU find
Urocericn, which ho Is setlini at a low n ;ure.
-?. Ton't forget the plaoo whom A, D. Cottrn
& Company hroku up.
t lHPETS AND OIL rLOTtlt!
JCST KKCBVfO; urnie iilen put. rtw. t
TU ii Kt: lis 1 1 UKE 'i'()UK.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
jrpUAKKLIN, PA , ;lUltANCE AOKNCV..
I. S. rjILIURD, Aent.
Koprentcd ficd cirrfu'l iivo-itL'i by :h? fo'.lyw
fd rili!l! coinp.iiiiei:
TLe Mn'u.-il Life liweiranca Co. ol N. g
V ik rmi'iRl. 920.OCO.OC0
Tho .Ktiin Life Insurance Co. cf ILirirU
CWi. rft!),tnl, 3,!.0 0t0
Tht Home Iiituiniuce Co. of New York,
capi a!, a.2!I
The luaiirane Co of North America,
P:'.,ca; it;il, 9.MS.stJ3
The liotiip of New lluvea, Couo'tlctit,
Tbo A h 'iiv City Taenranro Co., of Alba
ny, New York, e.v.'ital, &J0.C0
The vu.nricaii Lif; lns'irauco Co. of
Phiindt'lpliia, capiuil 3.0'0 003
This A L-L-ncy i an.ons th-j oMfflt iii-uiiflpii iu ti e
ii ' n or ivrm-yivin!i. wcv ot i-Liiiiie')U'. xim
paid Ju.ini; ttio laal lotU'U'ua year.- over
$300,000 IN LOSSES
Ooofl Dwulli'itr Hoasef, Clmrcbci, School llojoi
aua other Liuiaiupi
Insured Perpetually.
OH InKiirod In Store an'l In Transit. VoV n
n'd ou nlmrt notice, in any of tho uhovy t irci In
Fiinu:c9 Compiiiiit-a t'flijc iu FmuUlia Ksohaiiye,
Frutirilio, Pa. uov5:t"uj.
If. i0.5, M. I).,
HOMEOPATHIC pnvsiCI AN, cau b found at the
HI el llutock Iloune, t'et. Cotitrn,
for i ho present. , nov4:tf.
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nnO TMK WOTaKlNO riASS. Woaonowpre
parttl to furninh all cU.-se with constant t in-
ployrafnt at homo, the whole of t'is ti'n or f.ir the
s iai D ii'oii" ntd. Uijrtinf'H- new. light ami proclaim
Pcrsous f t iUi.tr pcx easily curu from 6''C to $5
jier bvoiiinf, ntid it proportional enm hy di-'Vutlng
tneir wholit time to thu hu4ut. Huyn and ctrls
earti Hourly ua m'!i an uien. Thai all who tliin
ootico may rv-nd their addre i. and tvM tho buIncaii
make this utinniaMeiod oiiv-r: To nuchas are uot
well aitl-rttd, w w.tl end iltop-wfor ho trou
It of writing. Full untiru'nrfl, a vuiuahle aflsVpla.
vv hich u ill do o ominnite work on . and cimv '
tho People's Literary Companion onuof thn 'ttrertit
nud hft-t f. tin ii uw-p!ipei s puhlislutt all fern frfte
tv nin'i ira it?r ii you want oorm'tn-'ut, profltuMc
wort, addros 1 C. AL KN c CO , Aueitutd,
Maaie. nv-4:3m.
TITUSYiLLE
our beat wiihos for its success.
At about midnight of Friday Nov. 5, the
noted sporting bouse ot Harry Hill, 26 East
Hudson st, became the scene of what may
yet prove to be a fatal stabbing affray, in
which tbe noted proprietor received serious
wounds at the hands ol one of the fallen
creatures who frequent his place. Tbe
origin of the affray wus a disturbance wbioh
was created is the bouse a fow evenings ago
by ono Kelly Smith.
The New York Sun learns from Washing
ton that Secretary Bunt-well is makeing ar
rangements to bring out a uw loan at 4
percent, interest, and tbat It will bo offici
ally announced at au early day. The Sun
is also inurmed that an agent of tbe Scotia
on Wednesday last, in order to negotiate
with capitalists there for a considerable
part of the loan. The maximum rate ol in
teiest which he li authorized t9 treat for ii
4 per cent.
A non-oxplusive lamp, filled with non-
explosive oil, and capped with a paten'
non-expioslvp burner, exploded In Cleve
land, Onio, on Friday night. A gontleman
iu me room-suddenly noticed that "tbe
lamp Boemcd to enlarge. He drew back
step or two, when tbo lamp exploded, tend
ing a hundred pieces of glass flying through
tne room. It was standing on a bureau
ut the time, and was properly trimmed, and
n good order; yet wild all these "nou-ex-p.psives''
it did explode.
I Be i resident will probably send in his
message to each lionse in writing. Tbe ob-
jeot of this Is to prevent its premature pub
lication. The Secretary ol the Treasury ib
also contemplating tfaa same thing.
The property sloluu Thursday night from
thfl Dorchester Insurance Company, Boston,
consisted ol $14,650 in United States bonds,
t'7,000 in bank notes, and $2 500 iu Lank
bills. The loss fulls on the depositors.
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Turkeys are already begiuning to feel
their importance, ia aaticipatloa of Thanks
giving Day.
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