The Petroleum Centre daily record. (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, October 19, 1870, Image 2

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    JfcFARLAND, SMITH & Co.
Lowe Block, Titnsvlir,Pa.,
Merchant Tailors!
Fall and H inter Styles!
FOREIGN & AMERICAN
Saltings,
Coating,
Venting,
CLOTHS and CASSIMEKES,
With ancqniiUed fell'tH) for mnktn(j them up
til tbe uiuit approved maimer.
Hats and Caps.
Silk Hull 21 tide to Order.
fcrlert Mattfrtlnii Always)
Uaururtleed.
Bmmssi'sn'ussis. i
I etroleum Centre Daily Record.
I'et. Centre, Wednesday, Oct. 19
AKItIV.1. AND be r aim tit e or
XKAI.NS U. O. C. A A. K. R.
On and after Monday, ilay 30tb. 1870,
trains will run as follows :
"ortii xo. 5. no. 3. no. 1.
Leave Jrvin. 1 1,4s A M. 6,00 p M
Leave Oil City 7.00 a m. 2,42 p it. 7,47 p 11
Pet.Ceu 7.38 " 3,23 " 8.28 "
TilUiV. 8.2S 4.14 " 9.15
ArriTe Corry, 9.35 " 6,45 10,35 "
SOUTH, so, 2. so. 4. so. C.
Leave Corry, 11,20 a m. 6.00 a u. 6,05 p x
" Titiisv. 12,45 I- St. 7,4(1 " 7,45 "
" l Cen. 1,25 8.17 " 8.35
Arrive O. City 2,05 8,55 ' 9.10
" Irvine. 4,50 't 11.35
VB" No. 6 and 6 run on Sunday,
FHEIOIIT TRAINS KOHT1I.
Imre Oil CUj. 9.3r. a.m. kjoa.ii. 10,25a m. J,c5pm
" P. Cell, 10.M ' 8"i 12,10 m. 4.10
ArrlT TituHv, u,01 r jf. 0,45 " 1,S6 " 6,20"
FliUQUT TRAILS SOUTH.
I-mreTittisv, eir,i. ln.ss a m. :i.oqa.m. 5S5rM
' 1'. Cell, H,r7 " 11,(11 ' litis P.M. K30 "
Arrive I). City.tvn ' 1,05 p m h,u5 ' 7.30 "
il City nud rotratemn Centre fret-lit, taives Oil
C it 11,60 a. m , arrive at l'etioltum Contre 1,25 11.
in. Laved Petroleum Ueutre at .1,00 p iu., arrives
atoll C.:y 6,!M p. m.
SIIVBR PALACK St.ltKPniO CARS.
Wo. 4 Diroet from fliilmll'ihliiiili(iiit change.
No. d Direct to l'lillidolpliia Hilliuiil change.
No. 5 Direct fmm Mituhiinrh witliunt rhaife.
No U-Lirect to PittiiU urgta without chibge.
JaouCay, lliy 3U. 1870.
Gold at 1 p. m., 113.
To morrow evening Miss Fanny B. Price
supported by full dramutio company, np
rars at goners Hall. We have no doubt
bub that this talented young actress will be
weH received by our citizens.
Quite a number of new uu.diugs are go
ing up on Washington street.
What has become of tbe Oil City Times?
Wu have received but one or two copies lur
the past two werks.
Yesterday we bad a surprise party at tbo
bands of Mr. L. Voucher, who presented us
with uu elegant now bat, .which now graces
our veneralilo tonliglit with a 'muchness' of
elegance, we return our heartfelt tbunke
to Mr. V. May big shadow never grow
less.
Several inebriatad Individuals made last
night hideous by their unearthly yelling
and booting, proving tbo old adage true
that when "whisky is In good senso is out,
We have recently added to our stock sev
eral Utt! styles ol type, to which we invito
the attention of our patrons.
A man named, McGregor was ran over
and killed on the Jamestown & Franklin
R tilroad, at Reno, yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Miles Brown has commenced the run.
ping of stage between this place, McCray
Farm, Plum',. Khaw Farm, and Oil City,
ignoectlng with traina.oo tbo O. C. A A.
Jl. R. Tbe stage will run. daily and will
no doubt prove a great convenience to per
sons tia,veling between tbe above poiuts.
A latter is beld for postage In tbe Pitts
burgh oQlue, addressed to Bernard Dougher
ty, Potroltmiu Centre, Pa.
Babylou (aatr Tldloute) has not fallen
yet. A gams of baseball and. a dog light
same off simultaneously, last week, and
t,ke latter drsw lie Hgst crowd.
From the West Hickey correspondence o'
tbe Pittsburgh Commercial, we copy the
following in regard to oil matterf:
Outsiders would naturally suppose tliat
this frowning aspect now assumed by tbe
weather King would bavo a tendency to
cool the ardor of oil operators, and conse
quently business would be very slack at
present. But such la not tbo case, tbe in
terest does not j seem to abate ia the least.
All Mom Infant Antrnflinrv fhi.ll walla rlnwn
before cold weather sots in, and it i more I
a rr ruaa Kl a m niiaxlnn nnmiilnrf nr 1 1 than I
one In process of development. New terrl
tory is constantly coming to light, and
everything Is on the qui vive. A new well
was struck last week, wbich is pumping
two hundred barrels. It is situated on tbe
Fagundas farm.
Fagundas Is sporting city airs. A paper
is about starting to be called tbe Fagundas
City Press. Ita columns will be devoted to
oil matters exclusively.
Trunkeyvillo la flourishing like a greon
hny tree. Mfssrs. Foreman Jk Vmlernriil
have just Unisbed a 13,000 barrel iron tank
Nestle Jfcj lVtersoa are erecting a largo
building in tbo real of tbe depot, designed
for a hardware and sort office. Tbe Ven
ture Hotel Is being fitted up in good style
to meet tbe revuliemeuts of tbeir rapidly
increasing custom, and everytbiug.is assum
ing an air of busines.
TO COAL..CONSlMl:K!.
It has come to tbe knowledge of the un
dersigned that certain parties at Petroleum
Centre are offering Ormsby and Briar bill
coal for sale to tbeir customers. We ho'
leave to state that by purchasing cars for
our own use at a very great expense, we
have been able to bring a small supply o
Ormsby coal to this market, olber tban this
no coal of this grade has been received on
Oil Creek for .months, and for many weeks
no Briar hill coal his been received by sny
party whatever in this vicinity. Tbe coal
offered as such is a comparitively useless
article shipped from tbe Crawford mines.
All parties, other tban tbn undersigned wbo
pretend to sell either of the above mention
ed superior grades at present, are hereby
pronounced deliberate swindlers.
CoilINllTON & CORNWELL.
Stkrndtru's Lvmbkr Yard. Among
tbe recent improvements in town worthy of
mention is tbe new Lumber Yard of L. M.
Scernburg, on Second street near tbo O. C.
& A. K. R. track. Every kind of lumber
for building and other purposes cau be
found at his yard. Tbe yard is entirely en
closed with a bigb board fence, and I lie
road running past has been graded and otb
erwisu Improved making It convenient of
access for teams. On tbo inside ebcils
have been built to protect tbo lumber (torn
the weather. Tbrough tho centre of tbe
yard a wide roadway has been planked
which is very convenient iu loading and un
loading lumber aod in tbe Kit bund corner
a neat and '.handsome busines of
flee has been erected which is occupied by
Mr. Sternbiirg and his clerks. Those hav
ing deal with bitu will lind bis prices rea
sonable, tnd tbe lumber first oUss iu every
respect. Our citizens should pay biui a
call when In need of lumber.
Tbe silver wedding of J. A; M. Horton,
occurred at their bourn in Sugar Grove,
Warren County, on Tuesday evouing tbe4lh
Inst.
Most persoes ascribe their adversity to
heaven, but tbeir prosperity to their own
prudonco.
Conductor Sam lliidretb, of tbe Now
Yoik Central Railroad, celebrated bis sil
ver wodding, at BufIUlo, on Monday eveu
tag. Mr. E. Cowan, ofthoWttrron Mail, was
mai'ied on Wednesday last, to Miss Julia
Frauces Camp, of Forrestville, N. Y.
Four hundred men are now employed In
repairing tbo track of tbe Middle Division
of tbo Philadelphia & Erie Railroad. Tbe
division extends from Kane to Reoovo and
is about hundred miles in length.
A ceusns taken in a rural district of
Missouri reports two pairs of twins born in
tbe last three years to a happy couple nam
ed Woodbine. Thus is at last found Mr.
FUk's favorite place "where the Woodbine
twineth."
An Irish lady at Troy, teacher in one of
the public scboolp, tortured a class of young
girls by suddenly inquiring if tbey could
toll tho name of tho first woman. One of
the llttlo ouee, morn, forward tbau tbe rest
advanced to tbe front of tho clues, and re
plied: 'Weil, we don't know ma'am, what
her Dame was; but any way, she wasn't
Irish I"
A gentleman of Norwich, Conn., fouud
in his yard a King George's penny, dated
1752. lie sold it for one dollar and a
quarter, tbe judicious investment of which
amount rendered him cligiblo for tbo in
ebriate, aajluin.
Latest ami Most Important!
Wat flews.
Tours, Oct. 13.
Tbo Prussians and French ore still con
centrating large forces near Orleans, pre
paratory to a great buttle.
The Prussians occupy tbo city ilseir, ns
well as tbe camp at Dellair, near Meury.
Advices trom Lille are that largo Prus
sians forces are on the Northern department
aud vigorously measures for dtfence nro to
be taken at once.
London, Oct. 18.
A World special dated London, Oct. IS
says:
On Sunday afresh attack was made on
the German positious to the south of Paris
wbich were not cairied the proceeding
day.
The Bavarians, wbo still held Bagacux,
CbevellyandL'Hiy were taken by surprise
earl in the morning by the Gardo Mobilo
of tbo Cole D'Or.
Tie Bavarians fought stubbornly, and
tbe action lasted till 1 o'clock in the after
noon, but were completely routed.
Tbe French nro actively throwing up
earthworks und constructing rifle pita in
advance of Forts Ivey and Charenton,
Spirited encounters occurred Sundoy on
the line ol tbe Kouen road.
A Prmsian column moving up to tbe
right bank of tbe Seine, approacbed Le
Petit Audcly.
The train was occupied by tbe 91lh
Regt., which, on the approach of the enemy
croesed the river, blew up tho bridge, and
fell back lo Gailler.
Tho Prussians moved tip the river to
Conrcelles. whero they passed tho Seino.
They were fitiif usly attacked by the irarc
Tireurs, and flint Ily dispelled lo retieat ia
disorder to Aiuleverue.
Had II h Eyb on Him A bright little
fellow was traveling iu a crowded stao
coach, and bad been taken on the lap et a
fellow passenger. Tho conveisatioo turn
ed on pickpockets and tbeir great skill.
"Ab. my fino follow," said tho gentleman
who bad (he little one on bis knee "bciv
easy I could pick your pocket." as it lay
open heir his hand. "No you couldn't
neither," answered the boy, with a sharp
twinKle in his eyes, "c.iuss I've been look
ing out or you all the way." Exchange.'"
The ways of retribution are mysterious
Cut certain and reliable, and at Coxry the
other night a "vuliso luster,'' while pitbh
ing a ''Saratoga" into a car, had all his
front teeth knocked out, by the Hunk fall
ing back on him. A iittlo more, and tbe
wind would l:nve been knocked out of tis
trunk, but bo livf s lo warn others.
A lnily says engagements arn very unsat
isfactory sort of afi'.iirs, for if you nro not
very polilo and nttentivo the gentleman
thinks you do not care for hi m, und j on
aiu afraid to be polito for fear the engage
ment might sometimes ho broken off, when
jou would be sorry to think you had wast
ed so much siveutuets on some o'.htr we
mun' t biifil ard.
The Louisvile Courier-Journal publish-
e stb following as Grant's dispatch to Mar
i'1..'k: "I am delighted that you have
thrashed the scoundrel Jim Fisk. XIo hus
lied ubuut mo and my daur btotber-in-law
No. 18. He insulted mo at Long Branch.
Go for him aguin. Give him unsbirted
thunder. My udmiuiBtration will stand by
you. No longer let us have peaco.
A New Orleans teleuram of yesterday
says: The steamboat Natchez left here at
U.ll o'clock this morning, running to beat
the Leo's timo to Natchez. Sao reached
Baton Rouge in seven hour and forty-eight
minutes, boing thirty seven minute? ahead
of tbe Lee's time; passed beyond Sara In
ten bourn.
A Paducab (Ky.) paper make3 the libnl
lously punctuated, statement tbat party of
Immigrants have arrived "with thirty loose
horses and women, children and dogs
without number."
Cider being so plenty this fall and
muriatic acid so cheap, it is hoped the price
of champagne will not rise as high as was
leartd.
At a Connecticut hotel, lutely, a visitor
who called (or a glass of water was request
ed to tako cider instead, as that only
Cost 75 cents a barrel, while water cost
$1,50.
The supreme Court ol Iowa has decided
with one dissenting voice, that tbe act al
lowing cities, counties, and so on to vote
aid to railroad enterprises is constitutional.
The census gives Charleston, South Caro
lina, a total popululion 0(48,43 There
re 10,987 white males, 11,801 white fe
males, 10,898 black males and H.8G5 black
rcmales. Total whilo population, 22,708
total black population, 25,603.
Tbe weuther bus a gloomy aud furbiddioa
sppcuranca.
ORIKNTAL HOT BLAST (.PARLOR
STOVES; nrn in such great dematid that
Nicholson .fc Blnckmoa cannot supply tbi)
home trade. ocCtf.
WA&Ii PAPKM
at Grikfk-i Bros.
Now i the best time to lay in a winter
supply of bard coal. Codington 4 Corn
well nro the men to buy from. June 2d tt.
Buy the "Red Hot" Saddle, raanufactmed
in Tittuvillo expressly for the oil country
.idnpted to all kinds of weather, at J. It
Kroo's. a!2-tt
O viler"
Just received fresh tub Oysters and shell
Clams at L. Voucher's. sepl7.
The place to gel ynur Boots and Shoes Is
at Bruce & Fullers, Main Street.
All styles light harness, cheaper than the
cheapest, made from Moffat's oak stock, and
warranted, nt J. R. Kron's.
AVAIiL. PAPEII
at Griffks Bros.
I Int-kberrr llrandr.
A very superior article of Blackherty
Brandy, for summer complaints, cholera
morbus, c, at
Grifkks Bros.
A. 3. Smith bus just returned from tlfo
East with a largo stock of Shoes and the
latest styles of Opera Toe Ladies shoes.
oclS-tf.
Sash. Glass, Doors, Putty Ac. Large
stock very cheap at the Furniture Store.
nilO-tl'
Ovster und Clam Stews,
ioncd one, at Voucher's.
those old fash
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
$10,
$10, $10
nrvs
BIYS
A
A
CooH&ingStov
CooliingStove
WITH-FOUR
wini i on:
B011ES
BOILER
HOLES
ilflL
1-1 o
AND
AND
Large Oven.
Large O von.
Call and we'll Show it
Call and we'll Sell it
imi DOLLARS
At Ames'.
TITlsSVIXIiE, PA.
Great Reduction !
IX
STOVES USD TLWJRE,
AT
AMES'. .
THE "PEERLESS "
IS STILL
Without a Itival
In the tUovo Market.
f-jrWehave ralnctd.llie price of tb s tivorlle
stove ten per cent., brli.gi.JK it witlilu tlio reach of
all.
We have also on hand twentj five diuirctt v ic
tieg or
COOKING SI OVES,
To which we Invite the attention of purchasers.
Our price will tie found lower than over.
Every novo warranted.
Call and see ns.
octlS tf At AMES'S.
NOTICE.
To all who intend patting chimneys In their
buildings that 1 am prepared to famish all with
STONE PIPE which Is In every way safe, at ono
half the cost of a brick chimney.
octn?w. J. W. BEATTT.
BVFVA Ml,
CO It II Y AND
SJMVKGIt KAIL.UOAO.
NORTH WAKO TRAIN'S.
Corry. Hrncton.
Express, 0,35, am. 11,65, am.
Mail, 11,Dj, am. ),IB,piu,
Way Freight, ,(), am.
Accoiudatiou, 6,35, p m. 8,uU, a m.
SOUTUWAItD TRAIN'S.
Ttun'alo. Brocton.
Mil, e,u.r,, am. 8,3.5, am,
Kxprceg, 11.50, It 00, p m.
Av'ormnodtn 4,W, p m. 7,15, '
Wav freight., -I.oo, a in. 7,30, a m.
itouilay, Mey Bo, 15T0.
Buffalo.
1,6J, p m
B, W "
2,00
10,80
Corry.
10.55, a m.
5,00, p iu.
10.15, '
ll'i'ii, a re.
SOBEL'S OPERA HOOSE!
Miss Fanny B. Price !
THE TAUCXnu V.t.N'.i THACIU ARTlSTt
llilMd l.y f,
NEW YORK COMPANY !
FOR
3 Nights Only
Till USD 11,
FRIDAY,
and SATURDAY,
Oct. 20th, 21st & 22il
Admission, 50 and TS Cents,
OTtlTlw.
8. K. STRATTOS. wTkI7"
STU VTTOX & KI1,
Oil Producers
AND
BROKERS IN OIL LANDS
AXI LEASES,
Office In Plumcr'n Block,
l Post Office Hon HOO.I
Franklin, Pa..
IVr'one ilixlilne to oprrate In the WRM
CA I lNti (ill. DIS' M(,T will do well tn piunim,
o;ir list l.itKrtt! lnttT-t will he Kivm for or Ma
ClilNlilty, Tl)Cl.rt, I ASING ud TI IIINO.
3" All t'ommnnirations promptly : sncrcd.
r.nnrt Hurveylng, &.
Franklin. tcl. 17. U7u. 3ni
T. M'Donald,
LIVERY, FEED & SALE
STABLES!
At the Depot, opposite the
Central ISousc,
I'KTSOL K V M CENTRE PA"
IiUlt bftsinek r PItlVINO ANT SAUDIS
liuKShs ua the Creek, arc to be fouud at
A
M'Uokiaid's JLircry.
!,UEIA&ES & C7TTEH5 TO U
LET AT ALL TIMES.
FEU A: DOAUOEI
on Heaeonable Terms.
1 of all Kinds nt
trnded to Prompt!).
nO'ive ma ea eH.
Petroleum Centre, Niv.
T. M'DONALD
1SH3.
ihm fnvniiiiuug
' S'hiHK'
Tin. nnrtrri'.iinivl tiavlnv Hi'o l on nrw hiMoa
1 WAtiUINftTUV Jc SWH.'ID ST,
Petroleum Centre,
fs no prspire,! tn nirnl.ti' Ms niMoraen with e
orjthniij in th home lurnirhing lino.
Store und Tin wnrf,
Jjnnlnriia,
Funcy Articles,
St am pad, rrew
nnd .In pain ned Ware.
Also u larre Otock of
Rrn Ac Iron Fittine
UUM, IMS'pnNANl. 1IBMI' PACKtNO. UCB
lAATIIHU, etc. THK CHAM'l('li,,A!,1
NdVKl.TV CLOTIIK8 WKINflKIW,
WAI l'.It t;UUI.BItoinil r.r..
All Job Work promptly atten
ded to with neatness and dis
patch. Particular attention paid
to Gas and Steam- Fitting, have
ing a Gas Fitting" Machine not
excelled in the Oil Kegion for
cutting Gas Pipe.
JAMtS KU I htrrunu.
Jal'8 18SS. tl
EC. C. Jarvis.
Dealer In
CABINET FURNITURE!
A LARGE ASSORTMENT ALWAYS OS
HAND.
LOOKING GLASSES in irrea virietj. Lw"13
Glass 1'lates repiaae inol Fiin
Picture Frame masfe to order
Carpets, Oil ClotUs, Wd
Paiier.WndowSIWfie A FINE STOCK.
UNDERTAKING,
COFFINS of k!l sizes on hand and UlmW
to order onsut notice
SASII BLINDS AND DOORS
No. 100 WASHHCTO
L'elrolsam C'BO're, Sept lSU-Pi.