f r trofeum Centre Daily Record fej. Centra, sHu radar, march a. AHRIT.IL AND1 IIEPAHTIHE OF TB.tiNs;o. O. C. A. n. K. SOUTH. No. 2, Passenier. Leave Corry 11.20 a. as. ; Tilusvtllp. J2.5Sp. m.f'Pptrule'iru Cpo. fro. 1.40 p. m.j Oil City, 2 22 p. m.; Ir Yineton, A )U p. m. No. 4, IVscngpr Leave Corry (. 10 n. m. Tilusville, 7 33 a. m. ; Petroleum Centre, 8.14 ni Oil City, A 69 in; arrive at lr vineton II. 40 a m. No. 6. Passenger Leave Cnrry 6. 05 p m; Tiliikvlile, 7n0 p m; Petroleum Centre, 1,33 p re; arrive at Oil City 9.20 r id. NORTH. Ko. I, Passenepi Leave Jrvlneton 7. IS am; OH Cily. 10.10 n; Petroleum Cen tre, 11,05 a Tilusvilio, H, 50 a in; ai r: v. at Cony 1.40 m. No. 8, Passenger Lnave Irvlnpton. 12. 5pw: OH City 2.57 p ni; Petroleum ton Up, S.ilrt p ni; Titusvilie, 4,20 p ui; arrive at C.ury i"i.4j n in. No. 5, rasseniser Leavp Oil Cl'y 7,00 a ni ; Petroleum Centre. 7.43 a in; Titusville, 11,20 a ro ; arrive at Cmry 10,10 a in. il VI ne Service. rRESBYTEKIAN CUURCH. Preaching at 11 o'clock A.M., nod 7 'oloak P. M. Kev. J. T. OxTonr, raster. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Scrvicca every Sabbath at II A. II. ann yft P. M. Sabbath School nt 12.$ P. M. ats free. A cordial iovllation exteud t d to all. Ret. C. M. Heard, Pastor. IT8. PETER AND PAUL'S (Catholie) OUURCrf. Mass at lnj a. ra. Veeper and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament ut 4 p. m. Catechism at 2,'p. m. JAMKS Pl'Vpf. Pastor. Cold to-day 115?a NOTICE. Alter this date the Post Office will be ppen from Vs x. v., until 7'i p.m. M"1; W. Mili.su P. M. This is a beaut! fill ilay. The eoal trail is lively. There Is lo be a grand celehratioil of St. Patrick's Day, nt Kraiiklln. All kinds ol j.ih priniinu executed with neatDess and dispatch at this office. r..w e snan present a report ol he prodiicilon of the sereral tu,raj in this Tn t .. - Tioinny. .The Rev Dr. Eaton, 0f Franklin, win preach In the rresb,t,rian Church, this veiling. The public Brf cordially invited. We return thanks lo Messrs. Wellington J Bronner and lheir excellent brass band. f. complimentary s.re.iadc, this sliernuon. The following t( w xivatt i(i TyporapUic,l L'olon Banquet, at Harris burs: Woman -A volumt inf., it .r i, ., . " wuiunn inai be must be a Ce.l orrtclor wno t,n detect fcer errors. She Is beautiful In all blndin,, bill not ths less elecined in sheet,. TlCnrt nouseat Franklin. Is finished ndwlil ,,rot,ably be dedicated In Ai next. 1 This e.enititf Wel,nElon 4 Brenner's celebrated Mis;fe Troupe and Bras. Band are to appear at Sob.l Hall. Connoted with this troupe are several old favorites, besides a number of new performers. ThL progiamnie which th.ey will present con.isis i.i ii-w songs, nances, joke., HUr., ,,cc,n. tricllies, &e. Those whoenj,, run win , vul-arity will be sure (o atiend. To-morrow evening they appear hi Uouseville. FinEti, Noruis Jt Co 's M iiaixK Sum;, t Among ihe many insiiuni,,, 8 M1., VI1I of Sj.ec.ui iiieiit o.i, which Pelro'eum Cen tre I oasts or, in the lino .,r machino hhops, that of 'isber, Norris & Co. lakea Ihe lead. Tneir large, and exleimive machine shop, lo. cated oi. Main street, is kept running to in. fullest capacity. They have seven lathes lu the machl.ie sl op bisid. s other nec. s a.ry inHubiuery. In connection with the machine shop ia a bl.cksuiiib and general repair shop, In which five Hies an kept n full blast.,, Tne solid cast steel Jrs maim lactured by tins Hun are known throughout the entire oil r gion as being the most d. li able in use. They alfo make u f(,eciuHiy of Drilling Ton's, Fishing Tools, Reamera, 4c. Tne g.'iillilivn Ciiii.poslng llie'iirm, M.srs, J .11 Norris, J. f. Fisher ai.d J, C. Shay, are well kuoWn Jug buin? men ol elerlin Integrity and rare business qualifi cations. We t ike pleasure In ijietonimeLd (ng the oil well tools manufactured ,y thein F r strength and durability we have never a.en them excelled. Oil operators and olh, - -rs will coasult lheir. ovyn interests by pur I'.haslng of thij Hrm. That good fellow and first-class machinist, Ed. Spencer, is fore man ct the machine shop rej to the uil regiou is on. the incrcue r . , ThoKIIHtiffof Hnffalonill" by llio "Firing Dutchman." Levi HIk. alius Buffalo Bill, wan thot ar.d Instantly killed, nt Eureka, on Thurs day evening, by a teams'er known ns the "Flying Dutchman." The dory pop that while bill nraa operating on Hie Gilsoii rouil last hi miner, ho became the owner of an old wagon. Mo left the road In debt to Gl'a.m and lelt the waaon t.i lin.ii.lnin. Tlnteii John, as he was sometimes known, wna working fur G'lson nt the lime and llieiel.v cirae In possession of the wagon which he recently took to Eureka. KecngnicliiK it. bin ci iimeu me w.ieon, bit John refused to Burr-nder it. Bill Hied. Tl... ,,,.. oir on Tuesday morning and ' the lenmster was allowed to retain possea,i00. In the aliernoon John was driving by n saloon when Bill c imp out and claimed one of the mules in his learn, und Insisted on tuktnu the mule out of the harness, to which the diiver olj.-cled. A mail named Fox was tanning by. Bill started for the mule, when John started for the bads end of bis wagon where be bad a six-shooter banging. At tli.it Bill said '-Snoot, you noo of a b h!" and a slut was instantly flivd. Fox being tillable to tell which or the men fired it. At that a crowd rushed from the saloon aud caught Joan, who s,.id: 'Turn mo loose, be has shot me throuih the aim!" The mao released him nnd fell buck a stcn or two, the wounded man instantly raised his pistol and fired, when Bill leaped into me air, clasped one band on bis side and fell heavily to Ilia around o cornse. De ceased bns a brother, Bartholomew Maize, in the Idaljo Peulleiitiary, and was hiuuell tiotoiloiis scoundrel. Ned B.intline can now write the sequel to his last sensational story, "Buffalo Bill, the Kina of the Border Men." White Pine (Nev.) Neni Feb. 17 i lght bctwecu Edwards and Coll. cr. Mjftic, Conn.. Jilarch, 2. The fltht be'.Wden Billy Edwards and Sim Coilyer for the light we'ent chamninn- sn.p ot America and ?1,000 a side came off this Diornios on Mystic Island, about seven miles from New London, and resulted in a victory for Edwards after 41 soun. s, the combat lasting 47 minutes. Edwards cave Coilyer the Rrst blow, which sounded over the ring and drew forth loud cbers. In the second round Edwards struck Collver a terrific blow on the forehead, drawing drst blood and knocking Coilyer off his feet. Edwards had the best of the lUIn from the beginning, punishing C illyer and frequent ly knocking him down. In the h.riy firsi round Coilyer came up looking d strecsed but fought gamely. Edwards, however, struck him three times iu succession, every blow sounding over the ring, an. the third knocking him down as if dead, when his Seconds threw up the sponge. Edwards wa loud y cheered. Coilyer was carried lo a hotel where he vomited and remained in sensible a (0'isideral.le time. Both goi"i lo. ilnrieg and returning Iroin the fight, the light, the cowd, comprising adnereiiia ol both sides in nearly eqn i! number?, behav ed in an ine i.oaclmlile manner. The Scho.'ppe cuse whs again before the Supre ie Court, In Philadelphia, on Situr duy. His counsel, Mr Noi tlirop. tts'ed the curl if Ihey would pass upon a motion in bliiig back the cise ol Dr. Paul Sclineppn to be reviewed upon I lit law ntid evidence ns provid'-d by the recent statute enacted with special reference t. this c..R. Jusiii-e Ueed, presiding, said H ut since the wilt of error had been heard and passed, and I lie recnid had been remltti I to the court below bel'oie the application had Iven made, he did not see how the ras could again lie l.'ouijht into this court unless by a new writ. Mr. Northrop sinl lie was not aware ot the condition in whic'i the recnnl stood. I.nt would see ilslepscould not be tuk n in accordance with the s.igesti.in of the court. Spculi Kliialy m Mini. A f irmer once saved a verr i our boy from drowning. After bit restoration he ald to bim: "What can 1 do f..r joii, my buy?" "Speak a kind word li me soiiieti.nes,"re. plied ihe hoy, ns the le.irs gushed Irom hi' eyes. .I ain't got a mother like seme of them.'' A kind word! Think of it. That farmer l a l ii in hia power to give lb it hoy money, iloihes, cUythinjs, but tl.ii peer f.llow cr-ived nothing sj uuich as a kind no d now mill then. Il 'he fanner b d ever so little l eait i e hoy iniift certainly have had the wish gr it Ibd. A kind wunl? Y in have many of them "poen 14 you daily. ni, you don't think niiicti id their value; tmt liiat poor t.on'1 )out villaue. "t wlm. ii er.-ryeody I.huIk. would think thai he had I'hi.oI a ii'. oe.i i - il some on.- woo .1 s.ieaH a u i n t word to l.iin. iinpns- you siie.it; ii Hie io xi nine you ne. t Lira, inneud ol lai.ghin.; . Mm. Then watch I'.i.u and see how .,e limiii. J en it his eye do not l.i'L'h'en a.,d Lis I'ps smile. K!n l w.i'ifi! Ti.ev a.e i.ii. .. i n ,i ra Se uk Ih-tn every uay. ?ctl-r lliern .Ke sillllie ui.s everv where. Tin V pb ase oIIm is, anil then return lo bless our own h. ..i i. Kind words loirver. . , v Trt iJL. U . ITEMS. The Cincinnati Soiitl.irn Railroad bill was defeated in the Kentucky Senate Tues day by n vote of 22 lo 13. . A die at Thornton, Ind'nPa, Monday night, destroyed the large (louring mill of VrKenule ,t Co. Loss twenty thousand dollars, Insured for sixteen thousand ten thnusind ofwbich Is in the Underwriters, of New York. The clerical trial of Rev. D. Cf Wrlgbt, of the Methodist Church ut Ooinev . ! I, h . has been concluded. He was 'found cililtv ofre.e.led ail.illery with M.ssCltsbee, and was dismissed froai Ihe tuitii.trv. One tlionsand men. discharged fim the Brooklyn Navy Yard, are to resume work. by sfiecial orders from Washlngto i to Cap tain Strong, In cotnin ind or the yard. The jhocldy mill of Washington Patton. at D.irley, Pa , was burned Monday night. Loss $20,000; partly insured. An elevator at Toronto, containing 125.0P.I bushels of'grain nnd 10, MU0 barrels of flour . wan destroyed by lire Tuesday. Loss $250, tiCO. James Lewis Callin", colored, is io bo hunir nt B'lltttniri! on April Ht, for Iheuiin der of El'za Blanks, also coinied. Tho Medic al College, of Ohio, Cincinnati graduated filly-seven students Tins. lay. M ithias II nips, n Grim in t iilnr, com- milted suicide in Cincinnati Tuesday. Theiniernni revenue receipts in thp first Ohio f Cincimiatil dls'.rict, last mouth were $154,642. ' Tho carpenter; of Albany slrtiei Tuesdny against a jeduclioi ol wages. A deputation of Canal Commissioners' representing the citinl interest., thrniigl ihe Dominion, wailed on Ine Uowimr Gen eral ut Ottawa, Monday II is Exce!lei:cv sla c.l mat the sul ject of eul irg tnent ol Cm il comtu'inication Ihroiihoiii Ihe whole country was ut present under serinui ennsid eritinn by the Government. The Mayor ol Toronto and Mr. Cipral made speechessel ling lorth nt considerable leujth the puntfc ulars of the schi mo. At Fort Catlin, D.ik .tihv Tueslar. L M tson shot and wounded A J. Bolsfoid. t he latter returned Ihe fire, fainjy woniid- inu Masuu. The quarrel grew out ul a hotse race. Mrs. 'Peggy Je i vis, l igi ty seven ye-jrs ge, wns burned lo ib ath nt hei r.siit-ce near Sparta, Tenn., Saturday, her clothe huving aic.denrly teki n liie. At Sttvenson, Ala., Monday night, a iu !;ro man tired a gun into a house and wn. ..nested, bui l ikeu subs, queutly by ihe Kn Klux and carr'e.l i fl' and sup. d In be killed. Soldiers Irom Honisv. lie nrrived ai Stevenson Tuesday to investigate the alU r The Supreme Court ol O'llo Tiesd.y giniiled tho applicnion for a writ of err. r In the Clncinn iti Bible in lite schools ruse, but set the C.S" for hearing nil the s. cmid Tuesday ill D C'nil.er. This letives e e ise so Unit the Bible c m be read in the fchoois until that time at b'.ist. Ttiu New York War Id-- wauls to know 'Who is the Senator who had a pnl.s'ud MSewno I box,' !i eh cost Inn hundred aud thiny dollars, chur.ied to t .e cunliiieent nrcuiinit And, alsi, lo what Indies Weie the four dezi'ii wurk-boxi-i thai appear in the account ! ' young girl in Pitta' nrg, seventeen years old, and Ihe daughter el a wealtly inan, has eltti.e.l with a villian tt'l.o leaves behind a wile a if J si x chiliireii. TI.e CinciBi.ali ai d Aikmin s Riv. i r-r: l Nightinaale struck n sna.t in S.nilii's tit, in li e Atkai.sas llivi r. sixty inileM.l.ove li e lunuth. A lio'.e lilU'i n b et long was s'ove ill til fide. She was run on a. bur ami the break lepaind, and preceded lo Silver Luke. She w.ll go to Little Hock i su.-u s the water w ill permii. WjRteiu Th y have ojien -d I, ogre.-.. n in ii.- of bi'inn n i 14 coal ai Danville. III., which is said lo he so perior to .ny west of Pennsylvania. The coal cov. is an area of nearly 2.0 II aeis. ajready explored, ,Sn I lies tniriy feet unove the water. The mining will, the.--l .re, be cheap, and mi expense will b- nee led for I tnnp ng ArriiiigeiU"iiU have already ben inn -le for s.n l iu 2M ioih daily t-i Cine .up, and Ihey w.ll ini;iiove iritil Un supply is 5110 ions p r d y. The qual it v of il eco.il is said lo b- in every way nin-rit,r to that .. otr.er mines in ihe Slate. The New (Jua l utlii & lilueknn.i 'h. .r naic ui N.cho'son It. Siikhiki" Su.s; is Ci.nsKii Nichols.. Rln hi. ... i. l.avinn bought Li.ni al ut tliis h.C'c and Kane Ci'y. If, Yen. roil Di .e.is.a given up ly re-i. nt Physicians sneci-s.i Iv ir-al.-l by" Dr. Ilrit i,.in, at I lie M -Clint-cl: House. l!8;l. Red.icud Prices ni L iiiin.erj A; Aldco's. tuov.211. ...V'BEWS yff o'Wi'i Tlrg- A L.Day riyswsjMMMwaiiiaauiiiiiiiiisusMMimi HU'"J Notice (n Pay Cp. All parlies Inilebled ,lo me are requested to call and settle. Comedown, pentleiueu. 2 3t . J A. 1'I.ANTE. Aslonlabine rhres r n I'm no d hv Dr. r.i!-- tuia. OoIom iltn at Ibe kcUilntoek I.Mse, loom 3S. - tmt aamild Call Ibe attention cf nop l,nt. ntaaien lolbe aupeTloratylesof job prim i- n'H, doin piaia ana tueey, ai freei-ni i.einu lufnad wit frnt Ihl effiee. .We are prepnr e.l toVrtli fnh nrfnionv r.r .cam ,1u.-,.rl.. lion In the Iniest and moat t'aatilon'able atyle J ol the mi. and at reasonable rate. tf. Cmi.i.niiMt CsitniAors A fine assort meui at the KiMiianri' Store. Higl'reel;. Congress and Empire Spring wu.er ut vir.uea jsrne, teuolf. Horse Slioe Nnils, wholesale at Nichols, n & Ills, ktnon's. and retail, 23-tf. TheNew Gak Pump lor tale at Nicholsoa & Blavkmon k. t. Tuts Mkaxs Bcsinkkm My ouiira stock of goods Is uttered at cost. A. S. Smith. Pea 5 tf. Underclothing in rge quantities at Lam tt'.eis & Aid-n'a. . Thi'lurcisi .mil !. m ,..oi-....rii r t..i.i. ruileiv. ever l.i-ouirtit tli Ani.v n Niceholnon ,H. Hlackiiion's. t. L-imu..y ,y, Ald.-n's is t. e nnly store to .iiy goud. i.'ur b'e an I cheap clothing. Lammeis A: Alliens IS the oulf while mans, clo'liii.c store In ihe Centre. - Ordei laken-fof suits antf iits guaranlned, Lain in. ts X: AI I. n's. Dr. Pri"o n. the Corqneur of Venereal h'iiriived at tho M Clint, o'.i House. R 'Oin 35. (io and see Mm. " 2 -if. Parlor ana o!lic, afoves, a f,.w lelt and will be sold ut c.st at J. butherl'.ud.s. if. Carriage li nia, wiiileaale Nicholson ,t lbckmun'a aud retail. 2il-tr. Joat ivceiveif n large and well asorle. stock ol shelf haidware at J. Rolherford's. tf. Kid Gi.oaks A Luuieui's i Aid. ii's. largo l assortment, a I 4N k .i' a I) V L tiT I.- fc.M tN T.S. UiMiiiliitiv:.. IVoIIcq. f r'.:e fl-in vf A rornwe'J rnal VaW. at I ibis piece, t this day dij-ul td. by nuiud c ns m. Mr. s.-i lis r Hm f,o-n the tets.iii Ihei.i..! ... il ii.i(. i t b -c indacti d attlwuld siai.d l.Jle- f. u'egi. ii . Crnacll, who will M'll.e Hie ..cciull s of tl.u hit-.. !iria .) " MRAUtVM. Per. ( m-rr, March 1 ls;tl. J. c 'MA'PI.!,. at vrjnl'liv. PLANET SA!1 COMING I Wellinstonfi Brcnners lillMSTR'ElLS AI'JB BJ2ASS BAfiD, . AT SOBEUS r PZ RA HOUSE, ONKNIGIJT ONLY. Thursday Evening MM'vh .,1, 1870." IS 5 I ( El ! (TH 151! STF.S ! Sii.l.h g ouc .f the IT est o-jiuiza lors bw tmv- clrns NOTIIIS'O OLD! NO'llIING V VRfFDr N'H UlMi TEDIOUS! . EVERYTHING NEW i ORIGINAL I Tills OilKAT fijARRY WKARFE AND Ins AFRICAN HAftP 3jr. in hixhrnis Esi,'.,' Onu of ibe Dc-t iu.d Vast r'ilafnal Comedians or tks Ati I I'.ILI.Y I'M! 11! V"M- -I.Y 'i O'lVM ! "' UHXV Ta'lNtt ! B.Lt.Y TCRNBH ! Tlii! liltFAT FLY. 31IS. XVII. ftOOJVA.V. t'honiplon t-'l. i;'s-, Song snd Unnce Mud. MlSTHIt Fi.OUI-JVCE,. tnmio ImiJfl.'buiiat r. Efficient Orclisstra D. CAINBl!i n. ladder, in ikh t this the Model Tr it, -ii o' the v rid ! We art; Coming ! Wait for Us ! I JT Adiuls.bm B0 "ei,is. I'l-sircedSiaiistt Cunts o) s vptu n; V o'c- u.-U C n.tu, ncc 'it t o'c u a. U. Ota j, as-iat. r.bi-B. WINSOR T.RO. cVlLlIMN." WtNSOR BROS., MfiDWAfiB STORE. ESTABL3S53ED JS59. Winsor Bros., MAIN 8TKEET, l'ETROLGVn tETKE, DEALERS IN OIL WELL TUBING AND CASING I ALSO, WORKING PARRELS & VALVES, felLfrlXU IIOXKS, CLAMi'S, TONGS, 1NNW SU KER RODS. RIVETED JOINT SUCKER ROD BOILER PUMPS, CISTERN & WELL PUMP3, Beery Description of stipp:i fjr' OIL WELL lm 1D REFINERIES. BRIM GOODS;, STEAM & GAS FIT7K BELTING. PACKING AND ROSE KIUBY'S COMPRESSED BUNGS, HABDWARE, House Trimmings, Carpen le.s' Tools, Billlinc and Plain Laid Rope, Oaknin, Nails, Axes, Table and Pucket Cutlery, A fal assortmr.nt of cve-ylhlnu in tho Uardw.uo Iloase FarnMiliiff Gmi, VENTILATOR AND Morning- Glory BASK r.l E !S. HOME COMPANION. IRON GATE, ard WHEAT SnE.VF Cook Stoves. linmps, I,nn!i'rn A. C'liimiirjs, Ko. 1 Winter ktrainitl littrd J1I, SO. 1 Ki.I-I.-VEI OH,. ( l!AMPi( C!.TIIDi TVRIXCIKS Jisnnfacmrtraof TIN. SESTT ISBN WAHS. 4. COPPER SMOKE STACKS, Pep .Ii ior( . f nil I n. d ire I b nnatne 'S nud d.i liitcb. t.uccaUlt6Uluuima to tvtm anil Gvi Filling Tnrcba.l"ff Willi Mli y1 .n, ol'rilr f vr fll r. iil'hina ev. rvti.ii. k nnu'iln-aie orior t.any .01. r e.'abl siimout iu the Oil ... niui. Wc b -va a II at c.as. TN AND REPAIR SHOP. Tl ai.ki 1 ttiG ItlW H i f n r ir Mni i,ir i .r 111,1'ini i-nn(ii".- in Uio .it, we bhail me our best affona u u euutiniMtc UMim -i
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