The Petroleum Centre daily record. (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, August 24, 1870, Image 2

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KIcFARLIiVD, Ml ITII & Co
(Buacnson te(J. A. Loses,)
Merchant Tailors
EXTENSIVE AND ELEGANT ASSORT
MENT OF
Spring and Summer Styles.
UKEIGW AND DOMESTIC CLOTIIS
and CAttHIMEKKH, whlcb they makenp t or.
. der on SHOKT-JNOTTCK. superior In
STYLS lad WOKUMA&lliP.
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Htwtl Satisfaction Always
- feaaraalee.
Eatly lwrilne til Un Novelties. In
BEVTE' rUBNISHINBBrOBS,
' HATS, CAPS, AC.
McFARZiAIVD, SMITH Ac Co.,
' Cor. Uprise franklin St.,
TltnuTllfo, Pa.
Petroleum Centre Daily Record
Comre. Wrrttiexlay, Aosraaf 34
ABBIVlli A,D BKPAHTIJBE OF
TRAINS ON O. C. A. U, R,
On nnd after Monday, May 30tb, 1870,
iifliu. viii ma us iuiiows;
OltTU ' 1,0. 5. HO. 8. NO. I
Leavo Irvio. 11,4ft a x. 5,011 p u
. Leve OiJ City 7.WI A m. 2,42 p M. 7,47 p. u
rei.ueu 7. as . " 3.23 H.28
" Tltusv. 8.2.H 4,14 " 9.15 '
Arrive Corry, ,Hi 6,45 10,35
80CTH. xo. 2. ko. A. vn. .
Lavo Corry, 11,20 a M, 6.00 a h. fi,U5 p m
" Tltnsv. 13.40 p u. 7,40 7,45
" P.Cra. 1.25 8.17 11 8.85
Arrived. City 2,05 8.55 ' 8,10
" Irvine. 4,50 1L35
. t3T No. 6 and 6 ran on Sunday.
FltEIGIIT TRAINS NOKT1I.
LMve-OllC:tr,fl,aA.il. :1,30a.m. 10.311 a. J,CB
' P. Ceo, 10.60 s,sri - 13.10 1' N. 4,lu
Arrlvo Titusv, 12,ul p.m. 9,46 ' l.SS b;MP
FHE1I1I1T TRAIXS SOUTH.
LesveTllnsv, 6.1B a.x li',8B a h. :i OOa.b. SISra
" V.KK-n, 8,17 " 11,6.1 " iia v.m. tt.ao
Arrire (). city,9,! 1,U6 p x ,06 T.30 "
Ml Clrv nnd Petroleum Centre IVolfclir, leave Oil
Ity 11, Ml a. in , nriivts at I'etinlmim Centre 1,25 p.
JJJ-jjjJMAJjToleiiiaa .ira aiK 4,00 1 u., arrives
i!.vit palati siFirrmo car.0.
2. 4 r.lruul from i'liil-idflphia wiiliuut change.
No. J Ii'-tct lo I'hilut'-lpliia without chaiigo.
Sw l"fect from I'lttxhimh vithout r)uuio.
No -birocl to I'UisIjuikU wllliooi cliauite.
Muni-ajr, Mny au, J870.
Gold at I p. m., 118.
COSUIlBHStUXAI, CoXTENTION. A dia-
patcb Iroin Stoucooro, duted at noon to-day
mjs: Tbe Coofuit have bad 200 ballola
without niakliiK a nuinination.
. At the Republican County Committee
Hii!olint5,,bld at Franklin, Robi. Wofflt,
,Ecj , witbdn w hia name an a candidate for
Jury Couimiasloner. Samuel llcKlroy, ol
. Salmii,. v. ub notdinatml iu his Blend.
At priftwnt Ibero it a gaiyr ul aneak
tbiovea opurntlng iu tbts vicinity. Lat
liight tbestoro of Scbonblom & Wlug, ad,
joining i!ii oOicu, Wan brokvu into Irom the
lauk way, but nothing of value wan carried
uwy. Utbi'f houava have bven entered re-
. -nlly and articles of value carried off, con
teqiiaolly It g wull enough for tbe citizens
and hublui-M men to bu on the look out for
tuete petty runcala, and If caught give tbem
a warm rowptloo. It would be a wise pre
caution to load up all the- extra revolvera
and gmib about the bouau aud let tbo tbiovea
have tbo conituia wheuever tbey "put in
A l'.,!'B kil""a wl cure
Last niglit lvier Noluu aud Geo. Jlaker,
ha.linK from that paraditn on earth, ac
i;oriiii( to li,H immaculale coireapondeai ot
tbo Oil Cay Time, Rouaevillu, came up to
tbia place to have tome run witb tbe boye.'
Before leaving ptradite for l'otroleum Cen
tre Ihty luduiged in divvra and Bundrj
I'oojtgiiia of benzine," uud tbetr spirits rosl
io prourtlun at tbe spirits weut down -Fpou
ttulviiig lo lowu tbey imbibod vast
fjuantities of lire water, and like tbe Indian
imagiii. d tu.'y weighed a ton aplcco, and
cougluJrt to tear down the town and com
uiei ced business ot the tipper end of the
Uieet, only to be Interrupted by oureflicient
Dljht watchmen anil taken lo ilia lock-up,
ufter considurablo resistance, where they
IWW UiiKiii8b awuitiiig an examination. It
'Pii'eaia lin y i, JWn in tliu babit ot visit
. ml C.iy und doing aw they pleased ou
th street wiihoiit four f arrest, coiiBoquent-
j .uiiuiieieu iuey Do.iM il t Fid bima h.r
, which Kiev. er Hiistl:eq. '
WAIfS FOK THE JLA011.S.
Tbo lady who bordered on distraction is
going to try real thread lace.
IjTbe way to get a good wire Get good
girl anij go to tbe parson.
Tbe prettier tbe root and ankle, the easier
U gels up stairs.
A female ' tooth carpenter Is tbe last de
velopment of "the movement in Kansas.
Mlis Symes, it wealthy lady or Montreal,
now In Rome, has giveu the Pope $8,000.
Chinese ladies go calling witb square
pieses ot red paper lor cards. .
A Trenton lady of high family lately died
or delirium tremens.
Female undertaken are becoming quite
numerous in Philadelphia,
An eccentric chuck Chucking an old
maid under tbe chin. '
A woman with a band organ is one of
tbe newest arrivals at Newport.
A New Albany, lad., lady Is building a
$45,000 hotel.
The President of Misuia Cullege bas di
rected tbe young lady students to refrain
from whistling In tbe balls.
Though men boast of holding tbe .reins,
tbe women generally tell them which way
they must drive. ,
A dress for the concert roo m Organdie
muslin witb fluted floiiuctn.
Red Clouds wife is as straight as an ar
row. Iter name is Tbe womau Without
tbe Bow, or. as we say'in English, the wo
man without tbe Grecian bend.
In the Connecticut legislature, tbe other
day, tbe Rev. Olympia Brown received one
vote for major geueral of tbo state militia.
Miss Rose Ellis Is the best shot in Scott
coonty, Indiana. She Is described as 17,
and as "pretty as a pink."
If a man's wife bu a complaint to make,
ber; husband should give her a herring. If
that won't do, give ber a pair of them.
A one legged woman, wbo claims to be
tbe daughter of very distinguished con
federate general, and to bave lost ber leg
wbile acting an a rebel spy, is soliciting
pecuniary contributions in Indiana.
A bmte of a bachelor, on being informed
that "marriages are made lo heaven," said
he wished that a prohibitive duty
had prevented their; export from the.
place of their manufacture.
Tbe sole object of a certain ladles' society
o Louisville, Ky.,is to provide; employ
ment for women in indigent circumstanoes.
A housekeeper in East Poultney, Vt.,'
states that one can live comfortably on oao
dollar a wnk; and that, when sbe lives at
the rate or two dollars a week, "it is good
eoougb for tbe table of a prince " It would
be interpsting to bave tbe dstails of that
ityle of housekeeping.
Oil is Missouri A very fl itlerlng prop
ped for petroleum is found about lour miles
west of Qii a 7, in Hickory county, Misjouii
Tba discovery of the richness ot Die pros
pect was made by a Mr. Henry ot Wheat
land, late of the oil region of West Vir
ginia. Tbe neighbors have been In the
babit of greasing their wagous with oil
found there somo time past. Mesnrs Henry
aud Cooke bave leased tbe lands for twenty
years, and bare sent lor machinery to open
wells. Mr. Henry has had large experience
n tbo oil region iu West Virginia, and is
very sanguine of success. lie also discov
ered another good prospect near Uumaus-
ville a short time ago Coal oil bas been
struck in many parts of Vernon County iu
boring for water. Messrs Fuller, Jones,
Pinegar, Nash and four other farmers In
the same neighborhood, ail living South
west or Nevada, bave bored wells from
which oil in small quantities was obtained
at first. But their objest being to obtain
water, tbo wells were partly refilled in or
der fo shut out the oil.
Nrw Well. McCray & Donagby well
No. 1, Jas. S. McCray farm, mention of
which we made yesterday as being nearly
ready to test, commenced pumping last
nigbt and isd now yielding 50 barrels
por day and increasing. It will be remem
bered that this was tbe first well that was
put down'on tbe bluff territory of this farm
and when nearly completed the tools were
lost in tbo well, and were not taken oat un
til within a few days past. Tbe well has a
strong volume of gas, and acts at starting
similar to tbo otbor big wells on tne farm.
Titu8vii.lb Uaom.Tuo races in Titus,
vilie yesterday, for borsos that have nova r
beaten 2:40 was won by Black Mao. Time,
2:44?;, 2:45, 2:4C. Tbo three, minute race
was won by tbe sorroi geldiog. Time, 2:48
2:14, 2:41. The hair mile running race
was won by Belie Mabone. Time, fit, 63,
63.
The superinteudaat of t heSnecial Sei
vlca Division of the Posto fllco Department
has gooe to Omaha to complete the postal
railway service 00 the Pacific Railroad from
Ouiah to San FriUcisuo. .
Latest and Most Iiiiiiortaiit
War Xcws.
Lor.don, August 23 9 p. m
General headquarters of tho French ar
my, Sunday night, were a fow miles west ol
Rbeims. Edmund Texier writes thence to
the Siecle that tbe deepest depression pte-
vails ond the Emperor receives nobody,
Tho object of Prince Napoleon's visit to
Florence was to protest against tbo neu
trallty of Ilally.
Tbe extraordinary forces called out by
tbe Swiss government are returning to their
homes to protect the neutrality of tho couu
try.
Dotal! or the battle ol tbo 13(h at
Gravalletto are still wanting even at Ber
lin.
German dispatches to-day are meagre,
but from them we gather that the military
situation is as follows: Tbe Twelfth Prus
sian Corps is now between Metz on Thiou
vi'.lo and servos to keep up communication
between Prince Frederick Charles and Stein
metz. The fortress of Metz is euclosed ou
all sides and communications between
Chalons and Paris are cut off. The head
quarters of the Crown Priuco ar e at Basle
Due.
McMahoo and Failey are still retreating
to' cover Poris.
London, August 23
The following dispatch has just been re
ceived from Alexandria: Tbe Prussian
frigate Ilorta, Carrying 23 guns, bas been
captured by the Frvucti. No particulars
given.
Herbert Bismarck, one of tbe sons of tbe
Prussian Prime Minister, was wounded in
tbe foot, and bis brother William bad bis
horse killed under bim.
Tbe Standard's correspondent is confident
Paris will be defended ereu if bombardment
takes place.
The Post is authorized to deny tho letter
published yesterday, said to bave been writ
ten by Queen Victoria to tbe Einpreu.
Tbe prize promised by the Prussian gov
ernment to the captor of tbe first t rencb
gun bas been awarded to a sergeant
of tbe Prussian Fifth, and Goelilz Rittes.
A letter from Baden, published here to.
day, says the French peasants as so fanati
cal as to perish in wells.
An Alsace correspondent of tbe Dally
News says: la the battle of the 18th tbe
French were flung back ou St. Q lentin and
Gravellotte villages, in the neighborhood of
Metz, wbore the hostilities of tbe past ten
days have occurred.
The war news in tbe Loudon morning
papers is meagre.
The bombardment of To'-il bas been com
menced. Tiie Emperor's headquarters are now at
Rtieims.
McMahou's headquarters are at Conti
celles. ,
Paris, August 23.
Journals to-day s ly that a dispatch bas
beeu received here, from Baziiue iu which
the Marsha! declares bis intention of re
maining near Metz, without giving fuller
explanations. The dispatch admits that
Bazaine's communications were at 'one time
broken, but asserts tbey ate 'now se
cure. From all appearauces tbe
fust
bit ol
British America that "inevitable destiny"
is likely to annex to the United States, is
the region or tbe Red River or tin North,
though it must be confessed that the people
oflbe Dominion of Cunads are making rap
id strides towards representation in the
Senate aud llousn of Representatives at
Washington. Kiel's fiasco Is said to bave
terminated in an attempt at a . closer politi
cal union betweet tbe Red Pivvt country
aud the Dominion, but unlorlunately topo
graphy interferes witb that. By land and
water, by railroad, steamboat, forest trail
and bark canoe, it is lurtber from Ottawa
to Fort Garry, through British possessions
than it is from Washington, via the United
States, to Fort Garry. Not In actual dis
tance, maybe, but in time and iu facilities
for travel. To get around this difficulty
some entbuslastio Britons bave proposed to
build a railroad from Ottawa to the Red
River aud on througb British territory; lo
tbe Pacillc. Imagine a railroad through
tbe rough, wintry and almost teoantless
country north of Lake Superior. It would
certainly be tbe most wonderful acoieve
ment ol English engineering, for it would
be the most expensive work yot attempted
and would not need a station ofteuer than
every five hundred or one thousand miles.
Tbe fact is, there is only one avenue of
communication between tbe people of Riel's
late dominion aud tbe civilized world, and
that is via tbe United States aod
tne Red River valley. As wo said
above, topography Interferes witb Can
adian fchemos and Is tbe strongest ally of
American annexation.
Tbe police should accommodate the
young men who Jgo about our streets at
nlgfct, iDSlug "Put oie j Uiy little Let."
iO::ll Sroilt!.
aotici:.
As the Koclrrsleopd intends bolni absent
fnr sumo weeks, he ha authorized Mr.
Konker and Mr. E. A. Kellcy 10 attend to
his lute liiiHioess during bis absence mid col
leu all outstanding accounts, at his oOicu in
Petroleum Ceniro.
jy30.il. 3. M. Shaiip.
Soda Wuter and Ice Cream at J. W. Boat
ty's.
Soda Water aud Ice Cream at J. V. Boat-
1 Inrkberrr Hraudf
A very superior article or Blackberry
Brandy, for summer
morbus, Ac, at -
complaints, cholera
Gnirt'KS Bros.
Now is tbe best time to lay In a winter
supply of bard eoal. Codington A Corn-
well are tbe men to buy from. June ZSll.
Kisaeugeu and Yicsey Water on draught
at UH1FFKM liKOH.
Kissengen and Vicbey Water at
Crifkks Bnos.
Victwy. Klsaensen and Soda Water
tbe Artie Soda Fountain of
jl8-tf. GRAFFS' BROS).
Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. Xf. Beat
Fine assortment or Paper and Cloth Wlo
dow shades and futures, just rec U ot
niHiJ. Griffi Bros.
J list received a large and well assorted
stock of sholf hardware at J. Rutherford's.
tf.
Buy the "Red Hot" Saddle, manufactured
in Titnsvtlle expressly, for tbs oil country
niiaptea to all B.iuas ot weather, at 4. iw
tvroa s. aiz-tl
Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. W. Boat
ty's.
nil
Sash, Glass, Doors, Putty Ac Lara
stock very cheap at tbe puroiture r-tore.
miu-tr
Sparkling
Soda Water
atM. S
ra4 tf.
Sim
taon s.
Vlchey, Kissenven and Soda Water
at
the Artie Soda Fountain of
Ga-irrss Bros.
All styles lliibt harness, cbeapsr than tbs
cheapest, made from Moffat's oak stock, and
warranted, at J n. Kron s.
Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. W. Beat-
ys.
Vi'e would call the attention ol onr bus!
ness men to the superior styles 0 job print
ing, both plain and fancy, at present helns
tinned out from this office. We ore prepar
ed to execute-job printing of every descrip
tion in the latest and most f ishioriable style
hi mo art, unu at reasonable rates. tf.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Petroleum 1 xcliane Hotel
CHANGED It AXIlS.
FRESH ALL THE
OYSTERS I
LUXURIES!
Received
DAILT
OP THE
SE A SO N I
Washington Street,
Petroleum Centre, V., next door to Bknm's
Dry Goods Htore,
i'nv twaraera sfttininmuMM, Aim; served sf
all boors. Oysters, and tverv oWriptlon tiaius
No nnliia will lie spared to aecommodala thsse
who favor us wi:h their patrtma.
Petroleum Centre, Annuel, jig, "TO It.
Itl'SS At DAVIlfSo.,
Would Invito tbeirold patrons and tbo public ecn
rally
Iii TitnsVilie mid Vicinity
To call and examine their splendid stock of
JFurniture !
VY At h KINDS
Parlor Siilts, Chamber Hets,
Book Case., Hide Boards,
Louruea, Wntinels,
Hnt Harks, (iprisj Beds,
Mattresses,
CARPETS, OIL CLOT08, MIRRORS
And evi ry description of Furniture, pluiu and or
namcnitl.
UIVOEUTAKlWCr t
a U Ha br inch is. A large stock of
COFFINS AND BIBrAEXIt) CASKS
Now on hand. aprlH tf.
a swwkftncitS
IK
$n High Prices!
at tbe Old Stand or 4. S. lrJher, MAIN
STREET, by tbe new firm,
SI. V. B. F I S H E R,
Who Intends keeping up t heavy stock of
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
FLOUR, FRUIT, VEGETABLES,
and In faet every kind or goods osually kept In a
well appoluted
GROCERY STORE.
1 hive a team on the road and will deliver Uootls
FKtlE OK CIU1WE.
tV All I aa' Is t fair trial and an examination
of my stock. Givo mc a call.
, M. V. B. FI3IIEU.
rcurolcum Ccntrr, l't , Jnly tf.
HaC.Wachter
lias now consolidated liis nm
noss, by closing the storo
on Wild Cat Street,
( and concentrated
Lis stock at
tho
Upper Store !
(iu tYusSilugfon Street,
ViM.ru will lie round a
FIRST CLASS STOCK OF
Groceries &Provisions
All kinds of
Foreign & ifoiiirstic Fruits
In addition 'the best Ice Cold
Soda Water in town.
H- C WACHTF.lt
lVtr.ilontn Centre, AprlVla, INTO if.
xkw ;itoii;iJY Aii
I'KOYIMOV STOKE!
0THK!Iir UlLTs I THE
ULDIi VKF, MIORE
I1L.U4K.
Th nibsnlbera havo opened t new
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORK,.
IN TR1I HA1? 3 SIIOKI5 HLOCK,
Where thi j Intend seeping
Fuaallf Groceries, aud Provl
aloiia In their season. The oherlhrr extend an Invi
tation to their friends and t how In until ulnar
thiiiB I" their lluu to give them a vol! tad cxainiiie
their stock.
W. TOfGEE At'o.
ISHAM & CO,
Centre-!?., 4llily.
s-
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
STYLES OK
Wafe antl Jewelry,
(American; Unj Uhand Swiss make.)
Sterling Sliver Ware,
Eilver Plated Ware,
Of all smile, nrii iie designs In
VKit. osH'clU'ly adapted fni present
bOf.rncoi.ncrlAINS, "
j'jsToi.v,
KKVoiA'KHS,
KISIIIVOTACKLB,
xuat, kinos to, c.
Pottlrulnr Mtdn'lori xlven so repair
Inn line wnlelio. anj Jt-w.ry liy ft
cini)M'ti'nt win k nan,
M'hi- u-n liavn nNn a,' .triro at TI
TTSV U.I.E. Sprin-4 wl-
KF.MKVtllKK TUB l'L.VK.
Centre struct, next iPhif wist of tlic
P A A. Telegrayh VSice, tPI Ciiy, Pa
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JDXA-lsL O INT IDS
H. O. eJarvifc.
Ocalor In
CABINET FURNITURE!
A LARGE ASSORTMENT ALWAYS OV
11AU.
IXKjKTNfl fltASPES In trrea' variety. Looklr.U'
Class I'lttes rej.lacod In old frames.
Picture Frames made to order
Carpetn, Oil Cloths, Wal
Pa irer, w n amn aues
A PINE STOCK.
IMDERTAKWO,
COFFINS of !l slws on hand and trimmed
to order on short notice.
SASH BLINDS AND DOOKS
No. 100 WASHrfi s TOK-S
'!lrlenm Cen'ro, Hept 1H0I tf8.
T. M'Donald.
LIVERY, FEED & SALE
STABLES!
1 tht Repot, opposite the
Central House,
PETROLEUM CENTRE PA
li: K. best Slock of PRIVINO AKD HAPDbB
UOKbliS 00 the Creek, are to bo found at
Al'Dotiald's Livery.
!i.RBIAG5 & EuTTna 'I'U ha
LET AT ALL TIMES.
FEW Jk BOAttI)EI
on Kea.Jonablo Terms.
1 atnins of all kinds at
tended to l'roiiijitly.
ty Give me ca call.
T. M'DOSAIP
petroleuov Contrs, Nov- 11, 1B06-
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