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HiFARL 1I, SMITH & Co.
liOiec Block, Titusville, Pa.,
MerchahtTailors !
Fall and Winter Styles!
FOREIGN & AMI ItK
Suiting,
Coalings,
Vesting,
CLOTHS and CASSIMEttES,
With unqtiaUri fiilii(pp for mnklnir them up
1U th nitMt jpruTod umhtiur.
Hat and Cajs.
Silk lint Made to Order.
Perfect Naliafuctlnn Always
Guaranteed.
f etroleum Centre Daily Record.
fat. Centre, Thursday, Oct. 13
AKK1V.4L. AltO DEPARTURE OF
Xft.lINS ON O. C. V A. K. It,
On and after Monday. Nay 3l)th, 1870,
trains will run as follows:
ORTIl' KO. 5. NO. 3. NO. 1.
Leave Irvino. 1 1,45 a m. 6,00 p m
Leave Oil City 7.00 a m. 2,43 p m. 7,47 p M
" Pet.Cep 7,38 " 3,23 " 8.28 "
" Titusv. ,2I ' 4,14 " 9,15 '
Arrive Corry, 8,35 6,45 10,35 ''
80VTH. NO, 2. NO. 4. NO. fi.
. Leave Corry, 11,20 a m. fi.00 a m. 6,05 p m
" Titusv. 12,45 p m. 7.40 7,45 "
. " 1'. On. 1,25 ' 8,17 " 8.35 "
Arrive O. City 2,05 " 8,55 '' 0,10 "
" Irvine. 4,50 " 11.35
& No. 6 and 6 r in on Sunday.
FREIGHT TUAIN8 NORTH.
Leave oil City. .ai a . k,S0a.. W,.".6a . S.forjt
" P. Ccn, 10,60 ' g.iti ja.ior m. 4.10
Arrive Titusv, 12,01 r at. 9,15 " 1 ,05 '! 4,2u "
FKE1GUT TJIAIXS SOUTir.
LnveTtlusv, 6.115a. a 1.:S a a. :i ooA.a. sr,ri
" P. On, H.I7 " 11,5 t.U. 11.30
Arrive O. City,0,.13 j.iiS r a a,Ui ' 7.30 '
11 City and Petroleum Centre freight, Iihto Oil
City 11,60 . ni , arrive at Petroleum Centre 1,25 p.
m. leaves Petroleum Centre, at 4,00 n ni.. arrives
toll City ,20 p. in.
ailVER rALACt St.KKPIXO CAM.
4 Direet from Philadelphia without change.
No. 3 Dlm-I to Phil.-idelphia without change.
Sw S "'ruc' tnm Piiteburvh wiDmut change..
No 6-Direct to Pittsburgh without change.
Aluuday, My 30. JS70.
Gold at 1 p. in., U3!j
THE ELECTION.
In tbta county Ibe Republioau ticket is
lrcted by a majority, it is claimed, of 400
to 500. By the follow! Eg dispatch it will
do seen mat the vow tor Congress, between
GitfiHan and Griffith, is very eloae and un
duolded' as. yet :.
Special dispatch to Dailt Record
Franklin, Oct. 13, 4 p. m.
Vole on Congress close; both partira
claim Congressman ; the latest not jot re
ceirod.
Uiobwat Robbkrt. W. C. JamiBon
appeared belore Justice Reynolds this morn
lug, and made a statement to the effect that
be bad been robbed of $25, uoor the Now
Fetiod Out Saloon, at a lute hour last night,
by two unknown men. Prom tbe descrip-
tion given by Jamison, a warrant was issu
ed, and the officer arrested James Lynch
and James Early, on a charge of commit
nog mo roooery. An examination was
bad wbicb resulted In tbe discharge of Ear
ly, and tbe holding oi Lynch in tbe sum ot
500 to appear at Franklin to answer. Jam
ison swow positively that. Lynch was the
wan that robbed him.
A fat Ben's brigade is to be organized at
Corry.
Tbe Western Colon Telegraph Compauy
employs seven regiments of men in its work
most or tbera as operators aud in tbe high
or grades of tb servioe. ,
The- Indian name of the Lohigb was
Mechattweek; of Easton, Leebauitouk; ol
the Delaware, Leuapewihittuckv of the
Butbktll Creek,, Lebeitan; of Bethlehem,
Uenagaeusuenk; ol Pennsylvania, Qjieke-
linlk; of Nazareth, Welagamika.
Another attempt it soon to- be mad to
. bore for oil at Tioga. A well was sunk, to
the depth of nine hundred feet, but at tb
Siou got last it was abandoned..
Smp Lost in ithk Icr. The sailing ship
Hansa, belonging lo tho North German
North Polar Expedition, was crushed by
the ice on October 19th, 1S69, on the cast
coast of Greenland, in 71 degrees north lat
itude. The news of this disaster was first
received in Bremen, by telegraph, on Sep
tember 1st, the crew, thirteen in number,
having arrived at Copenhagen by tbe ship
Constance. Tbe expedition, composed of
tbe steamer Gcrmania, Captain Koldowey,
and tbe sailing ship Hansa, Captain Hage
tnan, sailed lroto Bremerbaveo in Jone,
18C0. On September b'th, 18G!, tbo Hansa
was caught In the ice, in 74 degrees north
latitude and 17 degrees north longitude; and
on October 10th, in 71 degrees north latitude
aud 11 degrees west longitude she was aban
doned by tbe crew, who, with their boat,
took refuge on an ice island, twenty-eigbt
miles in circumference. The crew spent
two hundred days on tbe islrnd, living part
of the time in n small ;ioat. During tbeso
tweuty weeks the islaad was driven 800
mites south, and diminished in size until it
was only 200 yard In circumference. The
crew then took to tbe boat, and on June
13th, 1870, landed at the settlement of
Frcdericdstbal, and then proceeded to Co
penhagen in the Constance.
John E. Owen, tbe original "Solon Shin
gle," will appear in Titusville, on Tuesday
aad Wednesday evenings of next week.
General Robert E. Lee, tbe Confederate
oominander-in-chief during tbe late rebel
lion, died at Lexington, Va., yesterday
morning, of congestion of tbe brain.
Theeleclion returns from Indiana indi
cate that the result will be doubtful. Ohio,
Iowa and Nebraska will probably give Re
publican majorities, lo this State the re
sult is unknown us yet.
Tbe New York Mails for all offices be
tween Titusville and Oil City, including
Sbamburgb, hereafter will be sent via Erie
Railway. They have been sent via Irvine
ton, hcrelolore. Tbe change will make
several hours difference, and enable peo
ple to return replies to New York letters
tbe same day. Herald.
Last Sunday a procession of wagons filed
Into tbo cemetery, drove up alongside a
hew made grave, took out a coffin, silently
loworod it into the grave and as silently
moved away. Not a prayei was said, not
a tear was sued; nothing done to indicate
that tbe last sad I lies were being performed
over tbe remains of one who bad been loved
while living or regretted when dead. Not
even name ot sex of tbe deceased was men
tioned.
When tbe dumb prooession bad left tbe
cemetery and the coffin in the open grave
some of our citizens, moved by the sad and
solemn sight, gathered around tbe unwept
and departed ono, and there offered a pray
er to 11 im wbo boldeth as as in tbe hollow
of His band. The scene was one to touch
tbe heart.
Tbe sexton was only ablo to say that tbe
deceased so straugely buried was a woman
brought from aome point near Concord.
Corry Republican.
We are informed that Tbe New York
Life Insurance Company has over two mil
lions of dollars ($2,000,000) iusurauce on
the lives of parties residing In and about
tbe oil region, including our wealthiest and
most respeclablo citizens. Tbesrr figures
show bow well this sound old corporation is
being sustained by men wbo know and ap
predate its strength. Tbe Company has
over $15,000,000 cash assets; has $127 80
for every $100 liabilities. Tbe interest on
its investments more than pay death losses
as they ocour. Its incomo is $20,000 per
day. The company being fpurely mutual
every policy bolder is a stockholder and guts
bis share of tbo profits, wbicb aro divided
annually, on tbe contribution plan, and so
arranged as to Increase tbe dividend an on
ally as tbe policy increases in age, runuing
out the payments entirely on tbo ordinary
lifo plan, and continuing a cash dividend
through life or term policies that are limit
ed to a certain number of payments, so that
a paid up policy becomes a source of in
come to tbe assessed tbrongh life. If you
waut a policy that is a policy, get it in tb is
justly popular company.
Weather looks a little squally.
Mary Krumpasitizkososkl was recently
divorced from bor husband at Jefferson.
vllle, Ind., and resumed ber maiden name,
Ponvlntamatowski.
Tbo editor of tbn Woman's Journal was
not at tbe Haverhill gathering last week
because ber invitation did not include ber
husband. She says: 'Wben we go off on
a frolic we want our other balf along, with
whom we have jogged on in harness for
more than a quarter of a century.
A Western paper, alter being abused by
a contemporary, says it "rests in tbat serene
connciom-up;' which tLe Christian has in
font awn "
Latest anil Most Important
War News.
Chntteau Dun. Oct. 12 via Tours.
The enemy have been driven bsck with
heavy loss at Dcauz. ,
Morleanch, Oct 12 -via Tours.
The enemy's scouts near Mount Dldier
beat a hasty retreat on tho approach of tbe
France Turrlers and Gardes Mobiles.
Tours, Oct. 12.
The Ministers of War publishes the fol
lowing, containod in a telegram from Or
leans, at a late hour last evening:
Tbe scene of tbe battle to-day was so
near tbis city, that balls and shell fell in
tbe outskirts,
Tho troops sent from Tours to rslnforce
the Fifteenth corps, formed a junction with
tbat body near Arlenay.
Severe lighting is renewed berore St. Qucn
tin.
Berlin, Oct. 12.
Late advices from the army beaiening
Motzup to Thursday last soy tho Prus
sians bad burnt twenty small villages In
tbat netgbborbaodfjand oxecuteI 150 peas
ant s for carrying un an illicit waif irn.
Bazaine's soldiers were said to bi groatly
dissatisfied with tbe situation and bad coun
selled a surrender. '
London, Oct. 12.
Tbn Times has an article going to prove
that Bismarck's obvious policy is to render
France powerless for offense or defense here
after. Tours, Oct. 12.
The ministery has just received tho lol
low!ngnews of an important French vic
tory. The courier which brought tbe news was
permitted tolpasa through tbe Prussian
,ines.
A batt'e occurred Friday, tbe 14th init.,
between fort Mount Valerien and St. Cloud,
on tbe west side of Paris.
The French under Geo. Ducrat having
'made a sortie in force, tbe Prussians were
completely defeated and were forced to
retreat to Versailles, entirely anrrendering
tbe position . they bad likely occupied, and
from which they might have shelled tbe
western part of Parts.
Thb Men Who Pilot Travel. What
an easy thing it Is to pilot a crowde.l terry
boat across tbo East River, and to carry her
into the slip without -a bump or shock -
try it! Also what an easy thing H is to
drive a locomotive, pull a leer she slacks
up and stops. Tbalssll. The quick eye
lirm band, prompt courage, the knowledge
of every lurloog of road, the putting on
steam on' an ascent, or tbe shutting off on a
down grade, tbe difference ot expansion in
tbe rails between hot and cold, wet and dry
and tbe perpetual risk of life and limb,
and property are matters unknown to the
people, wbo pay their fare, take their tick
ets and get to their journey's CDd. All tbe
vbile their lives have beoa in the hands of
grimy looking man at tbe end of tbe
train whom, if they meet bim on tbe plat
form,, they avoid, lest they shoufd soil their
silks or kerseymeres by tbe contact. ' These
men should be, and olten are, scientifically
eduoated; but tbey have no social position;
and their wages are absolutely inadequate
to their respoosib' lilies. Tbe gentlemanly
couductor is t personage qf consideration,
tbe petted of passengers, and respected of
directors. Tbe engineer is a mere mechan
ic. Tbe world Is lull of Irregularis and in
justices. N. Y. World.
Tbe Chicago Times, In noticing the fact
tbat Clara Louise Kellogg recently rowed
live miles in her new boat, says: "Well
wbat of it? Anna Dickinson rode more
than a hundred miles in California part o
tbe way a-straddle."
A writer In' tbe Chicago Teacher esti
mates tbat there are in the United Slates
not less than one million Sunday school
teachers and six million scholars.
A Miss Lucy Leo advertises in a Missis
sippi paper that she is of good birlb, and
education, and Is willing to marry an
editor, believing herself able to support
one.
A precocious youth of Altoona, having
surreptitiously obtained a package of pow
der and a cigar stump the other evoning,
soon realized the fact that tbe way ol tbo
transgressor is bard. While smoking tbe
cigar stump be saw bis mother coming to
wards bim, and at once slid .tbe cigar into
tbe pocket containing tbe powder. His
band, the cigar and the powder got out of
tbat pocket "quicker u blazes, ' and tbe
youthful hero is now securely "bottled up''
tor a fow days rest at home.
A Boston teachct aBked a now boy wbo
made tbe glorious universe, but tbe boy
con Idu't toll, fso tbe teacher got a rawhide
and told tbe boy if be didu't tell be would
wullup bim. Tbe boy looked at tbe whip
and snivelled out: "Please, sir, Iniade it,
bnl 1 icon t tfe tlffjair." The luacbor faint
ed.
Loral SiottceH.
Thn lrirat assortment of Parlor and
Cooking Stoves may be luuud at Nicholson
Jk Blackmon's. ,
wallTpapku
at UltUTEl UHOS.
laEWAltli. TLe aifjt variety o
line underclothing ever offered to tbeir cus
tomers is now on exhibition at
OCt5tf. LAMHRHtl ,t ALDTN.
Call and see the extension top Dictator
with reservoir, nfMcboIson & uiacKinon s,
agents for tho same.
WALL 1MPEII r .
at GmprKS Bros. -
I.adiea Ojxter saloon
Up stairs over Voucher's Restaurant, Wash
ington St., Petroleum Centre, Pa. Ladles
are invited to call. sept 28.
Just received a large and
well assorted
Rutherford's.
tr.
stock of shelf batdwuru tit J.
WALL IMPKIt
at Gripfer Bros.
ORIENTAL HOT BLAST i PARLOR
STOVES) are lo such great demand that
Mchoison .v Xilackmon cannot supply me
home trade. ocOlf
WALL lAlElt
at GniFKKs Bros.
Now is the best time lo lay iu a winter
supply ot hard coal. Codiugtnti 4 Corn
well are tbe men to buy from. June28lt.
Buy tho "Red Hot" Saddle, manufactured
in Titusville exiire9i.y for tbe oil country
adapted to all kinds of weather, at J. R.
tvious. all-U
OVSlllTS.
Jut received fresh tub Oysters and shell
Clams at L. Voucher's. sepl7.
The place to get ynur Boota and Shoes is
al liruce A rullers, .Vain street.
All styles liiibt harness, cheaper than the
cheapest, made from Moffit's oak stock, and
warranted, nt J. R. Kron's.
WALL PAPER
at Griffes Bros.
' lackberrjr llrandy.
A very superior article of Blackberty
Brandy, for suinmor complaints, cholera
morbus, Ac, at i
Grippes Bros.
Oysters by the quart at Voucher.
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A. 3. Smith has just returned from the
East with a largo stock of Shoes and tho
latest styles of Opera Too Ladies shoes.
oct5-tf.
Sash, Glass; Doors, Putty &c. Large
stock very cheap at tbe furniture store.
mlB-tf
Oyster and Clam Stews,
loned ones, at Voucoer's.
those old fash
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The
Grcalrst Novell jr of the
Season!
MISS ADA TES MAN'S
Female Minstrels!
M)noTnoiri:! '
will give ono of their Novel and He&Bing Entcrjain-
mttai at
SOBEL'S OPERA HOUSE!
Satnrday Evening) pctober Iff
The. above troupe number rwentv-flva first r.law
ortlnteH, a'-conin-miod by a FULL 11KA&S BAND
audOltCUBBTUA.
Admission, SO and 75 Cents.
ryiloucvillo Monday. Oct It; Oil City, Tues
day, (li t. 18; Franklin, Wadnesday, OcL 18; Mead-
n im, i iiurnuuy, uct. hi.
T. M'Donald,
LIVERY, FEED & SALE
STABLES !
At the Depot, opposite the
Central House,
PETROLEUM CENTRE PA
'tilia best Stock of DRIVING AND RADDLE
1. UOltbKS on the Creek, ore to be found at
1(1' Don aid's .Livery.
RBI AGES & CUTTERS TO BE
LET AT ALL TIMES,
FED Ac BOAUDED
on Beasonable Terms.
T -'aitiiiir of all kinds at
tended to Promptly
rjTGtve me ca call. .
,- IVltoleuai Coatre, Mor.
T. M'DONALD
1665.
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FOXCHItY
Bnamatatioi a few of lha article, t i
(uaadat L. M. STERNBURG'S
LumberYard
Wasliington-St., Petroleum
vriuiT, i-a.
Krlcrdu and patrons, one and all, '
Vour attention to my "hli" I would ealh
Timrs are dull an money tight.
But In these times I'm looking for tight ;
To thow who are building; rl! wfthoit nomter,
wouia luinrni im, is the plan to buy Loalw
My motto is this: 'Quick Sales and Small ProU,'
for business is healthy and I think ainck of li;
In quality my Lumber is second to none,
And as for Shingle, 1 keep No. 1 ;
Some may tint look at it In the light I do,
And for il.oe I have a quality Nn. 1;
And to those who arc particular as tome miy bt,
I still have another onalily called No
I have qnod seasoned Lumber, Dressed up nice,
Which I will sell at a Ion cash price;
Such as Klocrlnc. Ceiling and Sidlnr, both Roc;
and Drcerd,
Lath, llattena and Surfaced Lumber, all of tbe
beat ;
also have His Lumber of all kinds,
At price to compare with it aud hard Urnrs;
All kinds of Timber kept constantly on hind,
And a box of Cigars of a very good brand;
My ticlliiies for wl'ritg are surely without nnmhtr
I el way J keep good teams to deliver good Lumbt!;
lo If yon want Lumber, Hough, Dressed, Sod or
Il.ird,
You will ftnd.lrut what you want at L M S'j Lu
ber Yard.
fchlltf
Prussians in Front of Paris
Latent Telegram.
Inform the masses t
BRUCE & FULLER
HAVE A LARGE STOCK 01'
BOOTS,
Men's, Hoys and Youths.
II .wialw nt
iiA-i.Tvrea ar-UTt nUCV-fl jfr W1HSRH GOOPSr
nimas Da VIII1I'' "
Of the best, Oiat cannot fall to pl-e. 0
.... .tvll.h. end 'JU tier cent, lower tbia u.
other dealers. .. . . ,,..,.. i,. , ,.:
Our custom department w pi; . - -rlase
mechanic, lwh niriewl for mi
m a ..... ..... rr.tnHl.r4.
i rj nun omw euu jw -
...... Mtnrn l
on Main Street, "J!!
lUnriimock Ilonse, Petrolen
Centre, Pa. ..
NEW COAL YARD
At PETROLEUM CENTRE.
POTTEK & CO.,
V Dealers In
Anthracite, Bituminous and
Blossuurg toai.
1 Mtarf,r itl lk
All elies oflhe eelebrnUd ni(uiir
THHACiTK) COAL, tuo w .
on hand and for aal. by the ton or c.r
OFFICE AND YARD HW,
STERNBURG & COBLUu
POTTER it CO.,
CORRY, TA.,
r all kinds!
t, at short nouc lo.ouo b. in AftU
Petroleum Centre, pa., r- v iwr
f'ISIIElt 4: SOBBI
GENERAL MACHINISTS
.. . A. nt
srd Dealers in au aiiw-
WELLTOOLSFlXT ,
Necessary Irr p.rUm, ')3&&-
we nave a n k
...mtr CTTflP.
celled by any 8hoP ta to OU V
mp-Mainrlt, qpp0 ,'tKOBBlv
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