lid AU LAM), SMITH & Co.
liOee Block, Tituvi!o,la.,
Merchant Tailors!
Fall and Winter Styles!
FMIEIGA & AMIittlCAX
Suitings,
Coaling,
Vestings.
CLOTHS ana CASSLMEHES,
With anwyiallwl (Hr.lttfofl Tor mflkimr them up
iu tbe most approved uini.iitr.
HatF and Caps.
Silk Halt Made to Order.
Perfect Msvtlsfaetlen Always
Guaranteed.
'etroleum Centre Daily Record.
Vet. Centre, Tuesday, Oet. 25
ARRIVAL AND DF. PA HTl'K E OF
TRAINS ON O. C. & A. R. R.
On and after Monday, May 30tb, 1870,
trains will run aa follows:
ortu ko. S. so. 8. no. 1.
Leave Irvine. 11,43 a m. 8.00 p m
Leave Oil City 7,00 a, m. 2,42 p m. 7,47 p u
' PetXen 7.38 ' 3,23 " 8,28 "
' Tltusv. 8,23 4,14 9,15 '
Arrive Corry, 9,35 6,45 " 10,35 "
B0CTQ. xa, 2. no. 4. no. 6.
Leave Corry, 11,20 a m. 6,00 a m. 6,05 p si
" Tilusv. 12.45 p m. 7,40 ' 7.45
' P. Cen. 1,25 8.17 t 8.35
Arrive O. City 2,05 8.55 " 0,10 "
" Irvine. 4,50 " 11.35 '
fJgT" No. 6 and 6 run on Sunday,
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH.
Lmt oil ntj, .u . (5,30 a.m. in,35iii. s,rrpM
" P. Cen, 10.W " S.fcl - 14,10 m. .10
ArrWe Tllasv, PJ,01 r n 9,46 l,5S ' 6,2U "
FREIGHT TRAIX8 SOUTIT.
LraveTltusv, fl.13A.jj l(i,35 4 n. O0a.. 5 air
" P. Ore, 8.17 " 11,51 iU p.m. H.80 "
Anivo O. C!ty,9,85 ' l,ui r x :i,o ' 7.so "
Ml City and Petroleum Centre frehrhf, leave Oil
fit j 11,60 a. m., arrive at Petroleum Centre 1,15 p.
i. Ixavos Petroleum Centre at 4,00 p m arrive
at Oil City (,20 p. m.
BIlVKlt PALACI LKKPI!fO CARS.
JJ. 4 IMreot from riiihulliitilu without change.
Jjo. 3 Direct to Philadelphia without eluiiRt..
Wo, 5 Direct from l'lltnliuruli without chauge.
No tt Direct to Pitiaburuh without cbaure.
Monday, May M. 1870.
Gold at 1 p. m., 11 1
Tbs O. a A A. K. K, Co. are about to
make several needed improvements in tte
vicinity of tho depot at this place. A new
awiteb it to be laid running in tbe direction
of Wild Cat Hollow fur the convenience of
tie Central retroWum, Co. in shipping oil.
Tali will necessitate tbe removal ol tbe
Kxpresa office and the adjoining building to
make room for tbe track. They also Intend
building a largo and caAidioua freight
ep t. Tbeae improvements'? .re made nec
essary on account of their constantly In
creasing business.
Niw Wisll. Dame Fortune has again
. smiled on our friend Adams at tbe rate ol
160 barrels per day. Well No. 3, McCray
A Adams lease, J. S. McCray farm, was
completed Saturday night, but was uut tub
ed until yesterday. Testing commenced
last night and to-day tbe well is yielding
fully 150 barrels por day. It U o70 feet
deep, aud baa 42 feet ol third sand rock.
Also, has a powerful gas light. We are
pleated ia ajjuln record bis good fortune and
hope it may continue, as he is worthy of it.
f .txabange draws the following pic
ture, hicb will be appreciated by all edi
tors: '"It Is strange how souslilvo some
men a$o. 1,'bej will get drunk, rave about
the streets, yelling like savages, go borne
nud bent tbeix wives, turn their children
out of dew, being au proud of achievement
a to make tho. neiijbbors conscious of tbe
fact; pay a due before a magistrate, and
having made themselves as notorious us
possible, will wide around to tbe editor and
beg aim, witulnara in their, eyes, out to
bring disgrace to, tbeir families by mention
ing that little affair in tbe paper."
A military company bos been organized
In Mimdvllle called tbe Zouaves, and Is
niupMl of some ol Mux flntet jo'i-ng men
of tbe place.
Low Vouojci ooutinui-H to receive frcsb
tyjters tliiiy. Give him a call.
Oil in Santa Citrz, Cal. Tho following
is from tbe Santa Cruz, Cal. Sentinel of Oot
1st:
"R. U. Whiteside has a well on his ranch
which is now yielding from 80 to 100 gal
lons of oil per day. Ha tunnelled inlo t:io
mountain about thirty feet, wbeio ho struck
tbo inaiu vein. The oil bubbles up liko
boiling soap, emtting large quantities or
gas, which is something so ouVnsivd as to
make It difficult for tbe men to woik. Tho
well ts about 300 yard's from Chase's mill
on the Soquel Augmentation, and about a
half a mile from where Burrcll bored a well
about five years ago. This oil vein extends
from Correlitos to Pescadero, and only
needs capital to develop it, and receive rich
returns as a reward for the labor. But wo
can not expect to do much in the way ol
developing tbe vast resources of wealth,
which abound in our mouutuln range, until
we bring ourselves into rapid means of
communication with San Fraucisco."
This discovery has a local interest from
tbe fact that our fellow citizn, Tbos. A.
Shaw, of oil enterprise, owns the working
interest in a largo traot near the new well.
The oil is very heavy and valuable. Tho
place is 66 miles from Sin Francesco and ol
easy access. Jamestown Journal.
Tbe name of John J. Carter has become
as familiar as household words almost
throughout tbe entire oil region from tbe
fact that he has as largo au assortmo nt of
clothing as is to be found in tbe region, and
sells it at prices that will compare favora
bly wilh those in New Yorkor Boston.
Having teen acquainted with Mr. Carter
for a long period we take pleasure in re com
mending him to those of our citizens visit
ing Titutville, as being a fair and honora
ble dealer. Bead bis odvertisement and
give him a call. )t
Commissioner Parker having just return
ed from an extensivo tour in tho Indian'
country, reporls that there is every proba
bility of a total cessation of Indian hostili
ties in all the country north of Arizona anil
tbe Rio Grande, on account of tho excel
lent quality of this y oar' a supplies. Arizona
be thinks, in view of the fact that a florae
war is now raging there between
tbe Unitel States troops and thc
Apaches, among whom there will in conse
quence be no distribution of supplies, will
be the scene of tbe most desperate struggle
that b as ever characterized that section 0
tbe country during tbe coming winlor.
Tbey now refuse all offers of peace, and tbe
war has grown to be one of extermina
tion.. Tbe history of the Pennsylvania Volun
teers, it is stated, is completed In mnnu-
sc ript as fur as tbe 180th regiment. The
remaioing thirty-five regiments wero in ser
vice during one year or during a part of the
year only, so that their records can be
made up more easily than those ol tbe
regiments which served during the war.
The history is in press as far as tbe 143tb
regiment.
A large audience greeted the opening en
tertainment of tbe Olivia Rand Coinody
Company, at Sobers Opera House, last eve
ning. The groat historical burlesque en
titled, "Kenilworth; or. Ye Queen, Yo
Earlo and Ye Maydeune," was Imiught out
in a style never before equalled by any
company which lias appeared before a Pe
troleum Centre audience. As a burlesque
actress, Miss Rand has but few equals. She
baa a line voice and ber singing was fre
quently encored, to which sho was obliged
to respond. Miss Wood as "Amy," Mr.
Jackson us "Wayland Smith," displayed
raro talent and were loudly applauded. In
tbe farce entitled "The Foundling," Mr. C.
H. Morton as "Mr. McPheraon," kept tbe
audience in good humor during tbe entire
performance. This evening will be pro
duced Miss Rand's celebrated version of tbo
Parisian sensation the "White Cat," wbioh
h eno-ff.tbe finest burlesques pbyed, and
in which tbe entire company appear. Tbe
company is a strong one, and as an extra
bill is offered, all should avail themselves
of tbe opportunity presented to see thorn
perform.
On Friday night, about 9 o'clock, Mr.
Frank G. Steward, a merchant of Panama,
Chautauqua couuty, was knucked down
and robbod, wbilu passing from bis store to
bis residence, wben only a fow loot from bio
gate. When bn came to, be was just $1,000
short. Ho oll'urs $300 reward for tho thief
and money.
The Pennsylvania Railroad will hence
forth light thoir cars with gas. Sufllolent
to last for a trip is forced into a cylinder
and taken aboard tbo cars.
During an examination a medical stu
dent being asked tbe question, "Wben dots
mortification set io V replied, "Wben you
pop the question and aro answered, No."
Tbe must unsociaUlo thing tre milo
s oues; you cover sec two of tuuuj tojjoth-.
ei'.
Luti'st ami Jlost Impirrtant
Wat Snvs.
Tours. Oct. 21.
Orleans is now occupied by 2",0o0 Prus
sians, with sixty pieces oT nrtillkry.
The enemy have .roido Iresli rciitiisitiors
on tho city.
The government carefully avoids giving
information of tbo French forces on tho
liOire, but it may bo sUted that they aru
in motion, and tbe result will soon bj
known.
St. Quontin via London, Oct. 25.
This city was evacuated yesterday.
The sioo of L.iforto is also abtudoned
and tho corps under tbo Duke of Mockliu
burg returning to Paris.
Mutiny among tho Soissons pri Miners has
resulted in bloodshed.
Seven Mobiles wero killed and threo
wounded.
Tour?, Oct. 21.
Nothing official is yet reoelved from tho
armies around Orleans.
It is rumored, however, that a battlo is
Imminent..
The French will toalco an altempt to re
tako Orleans.
Breaisons, Oct. 23.
Gen. Gambriel's dispatches to tho Gov
ernmeut stnto that tan FrtifsHas ogain
attacked Chatillon Lj Due, whero Ih.y
wero repulsed the dvy before.
At night they retreated.
We hold the position.
We bavo taken many prisoner.
Tbo bombardment of SoheUtadt ccm
menced on tho IS; U.
Some of tbe bottles bavti b?ci burn
ed. Tours, Oct. 21.
News from Paris to the ISiti, refers gen
erally to preparations for cKenaive move
ments on a largo scilo, but u i particulars
are given, for (ear the iutcllienco might be
of servico to the enemy.
A Western editor ''improves tho occasion
presented by tho casual descent ol ona of
his No. 12 brogues upon an unsuspecting
"Colorddo" in tho loUowing pathetic
strain:
"One more potato bug
Gone to bis rest;
Stef ptd on po tenderly
'Cause it was best.
Poor litlln later bug!
Smashed to tho duel !
Iu thy prosperity,
Business has bust."
The Cra3i Valley National G iz-tte is
responsible for the following: A man has
resided In a neighboring town since 1S31.
His residence Is on one side of the street
and bis place o f business on another. This
man h is never been on the street below bt3
place ol busiiies., not more than three blocks
from bis placd ol residence. IIo goes from
home daily two blocks on onii street and
then a bio k and a ballon another, to his
place of business, and this has been tho ex
tent of bis peregrinations duriag the many
years of his residence in that placo.
Ad Illinois Imly waved a red (lag, stop
ped the train, and asked tho conductor for
a chew of tobacco fur ber old man. The
conjuctor Horace Grcoleyod all tho way to
tbo next station.
A careful man in au E.tsteiu county wait
ed till his wife went to tho barn for ben's
n.'gs mnl then tried his new gun with n load
of bucksbot at the side of tbe barn as a tar
get. Tbe doctor picUo l the shot out of hor
and tbe husViand will have to wait the slow
processof divorce before be can marry the
woman of bis choice.
A cute young wife says: "When I want
a nico snug day all to myself, I tell George
dear mother is coming, and then I see
nothing of htm till one in tbe morning."
A New Orleans broker, awakening from a
nap tbe other day, found that his tender
child bad gone through him for $12,000
in notes and dralta to make a kite of.
Ton bams aud a lot of bacons wero dis
covered walking olflrom the front of a
storo iu Now Orleans the other day. The
uiggor who was with them said a candi
date for office bad to'd biro, be must take
sides somewhore.
Tbo Tarboro Carolinian profosses to have
unearthed a limn ono hundred and forty
three years old, who lias survived seven
wivo3, having lost bis lust one about sixty
years ago, aud now wants to marry again.
Pittiburgli charges only a dullar for a
man's getting drunk.
A young geutleman having called in bis
physician, said, "Now, sir, I wish no more
trilling. My desiro is, that you at once
strike at tho root of my diseaee!" ''It shall
ba done," replied tho doctor; aud lifting bis
cane, he smashed tho decanter which stood
on the table.
ut G:urVi:ij Enoa.
liot'itl jtjot !.:.
"77 Petlcnilll Sc Co.,
t'aikKow, NewYotk, and tloo. 1'. Howoll & Co.,
Advertleica Aents, are tbe sol agsntu for tbe IV
tmleiiiu I'untre Dailt Kacoao in that city. Ad
v.rtisrfs In that city are reqorsted to loa their
fn vnrs Willi elthe r of Uie above hciwe
Tho Ingest assortment of Parlor and
Cooking Sinvea way be found at NMehol nm
A; Blackmon's.
Ladled Ojrttcr Saloon
Up stairs over Voucher Ueslamant, Wh
ingtmi St., I'e'.roloum Centre, Pa. Ladies
uro iuvilod to call. epl 28.
Just received a liirge and well assorted
stock ol shelf hardware at J. Ruthertord's.
tf.
at GitiKFKS Bros".
('all and sen the extenxtoo top Dictator
wiih reservoir, nfXIcjolson A lllackmon's,
agents lor the F'iMi'.
at GitiFFKS Bros.
flir.WA !!i!. Tbo lurget variety o
line iiiKleieloiliiuu 1 ver offered to their cus
tomers is now on exhibition at
oeijtl. Lammkks A Aldex.
ORIENTAL HOT BLAST (PARLOR
STOVE'S) are in suc!i great demand that
Nieliol.-'io ,t Blnckmon cauuot supply the
home I rude. octitt.
nt Grifpkr Rnos.
Now Is tho best time to lay iu a winter
supply of Lard coal. Codington ft Corn
well aro the men to bnv from. Jno 28 It.
t laeUlieri y llratidy.
A very superior article of Black bony
Brandy, for summer cumplaints, cholera
morbus, itc, at
GitiFFES Bros.
Oytcrs.
Jut received lre?h tub Oysters and shell
Clams at L Voucher's. seplT.
Tho place to get your Boots and Shoes It
at Bruce & Fullers, Main Street.
All styles light harness, cheaper thnn the
cheapi st, made from Moffat's oak stock, and
warranted, at J. 11. Kron's.
A. 3. Smith has just returned from the
East with a largo stock of Shoes and the
latest styles of Opera Toe Ladies shoes.
ocl5-tf. "
Sash. Glass, Doors, Putty c. Large
stock very cheap ut tbe Furniture Store.
nilO-tf
Oyster und Clam Stews, tboso old fash
loiied niies, at Voucher's,
NKW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution 2Votlcr.
T!i- flnrf kicnn n I!nfehtnn, Orr 4 Co., rfln
pr f o'-troh ii!i, U Till- d:iy (Il-nolired hy itiimin!
eoi lit. I-tt"c L. Kiit'i'! retiring. The bu-lness
will be eoittiT:t;,'.i l.y lliitrhinffi.il A Orr, nt the
month of II nie-liotr Kiiii. who will settle all debts
of the i, Id iVr'ii, r-reive all bill painble to snid firm
audlT.UllconliaiHs. .IAMI-S UfiCUINsOX,
III ill I'. OKH,
ISAAC I- KNUM'.
Bated Petroleum Ccntie, Oct. 12, 1670 2 Ow.
Sobers Opera House !
DIHECTOU A. L. PARKS.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY
12o.id.iy A; TucMlny, Octal, &5
EXTRAOIIDINARY ATTKACTION.
C-lifomta to;:icIy Company
Numhnin'-'O fii-Bt cluMS ivitiit.i,
Tt Is wiih irruit p'dirmro Unit Hit- l!rtor ii in
ilil.Ml to uTimniiioo thnt, not wit h-t jntlinjt the urat
cxt!io cut liin Iu Iihh m;cunii ilii-t taiuutt'tl or-
mi iiiun for ;i circuit uf th't riii':ipU l itltr; nitrj
rrain't'tiu'ly imut uiict h lliittiic Hdon will com
mi'iiccou Mondty, Uci. ii w.'lli the Historical Our-
KENILWORTH !
Or Yo (VtofMi Ye Knrln nnrl Ye Maydt-nne,
In wnich Mi ()livi IfHii'l will jf -ur nii)wtcd
by a cant t" iuiii-u:il vxtvllrnce. Tim dtunics,
ini'nic. dniiffM, Ac. nro ciit t tcly new. Jjiiring Uie
Kxtiavntr iiiz i, th cclujiiutcd
is a; ha n r i , n wo e ks
will oppeiir nnil pcrlonn their inimlUble Ptuff Bell
i tiinnit rfmifnii nn i voc:ii : iocinnt. A utw cum
Uy by Mr. Oiii ll. Morton, o.tlktl
THE FOUNDLING!
and In which ho provkiM nrreamii of 1a;.ghter. will
commnncc the menlnir'! itfrformuiicu.
lJnce or n.tnii-nfoii .l und 75 rotit-4. Seata may
bf seen red at (.ritTt; Bn4. Dnii Storo three day iu
advance Tuesd'-y owning, ict. ti.M h,
La Chattu Klanclie, tUn Whito C ut.
('ll!Li;S MELV IIjLK, I)uIueH Aw tit
b. K. STHATTON. W. KlH.
STIMTIa & EilP,
ANU
BROKERS IN OIL LANDS
AJVI Ii EASES,
Oifiec in IMiihici 's Itltx li,
lTctOffi.-o Box 1 '200,1
Franklin, Pa.
V:vt, Persom di'sirlncr to operate In tlio I.tTRKl-
(.'ATl.Nti (III, DISI'KK Twill 1J.1 well to e.mlue
our iim Lllxral intero-d. will hn glvi n for lor MA
"'it.111, TUol.s, UAblAU auU TUill.NU.
Bi All Coiiimmilcation promptly answered.
TiJititH Wnrvdyins, A;c.
l'.2'l! lin, (.':t. 17, l'-7U.
SilO, $10, $io
BUYS A
BUYS A
Cooking&tove
oalsingStove
V.'M'K FOUH
vi ri ruin
HOLES
S21LEB HOLES
AND A
AND A
La r fro Oven
Large OSven.
Cull and we'll Show it
Call and we'll Sell it
FOR DOLLARS
A.t Ames'.
TITISVILI,E, PA.
Great Reduction!
IN
STOVES m TIKWiRE,
AT-
AMES'.
THE "PEERLESS"
IS STILL
Without a lliral
In Hie Stovo narkrt.
rSTV hnve rednerO the tirlrn d( this titoriia
stove ten tier cent., btliiKi.'.K it within tiic racli of
all.
Weliavo also on band twenij fle difl. rcr.t v ie
ties oi
OOKIN STIOVES,
Tow hirh wo invito the attention of purctinaers-
(itir pi ivvi v til lie iiiitnu lower man ever.
Kvciy siovu warrauled.
Call anil see us.
octlS if
At AnES'l.
rph tindVrtiiinri! hm imr oiKvl "P " n" ( o
i WASIII.M.TON fc NKCUND ST.,
i'etroleuui Centre,
lm HAu n,ni,..n.l n AiroUh hi. ril.tnmura With V'
erytlilim' In llw houaa liiruiohiui: line.
Stoves und Tin ware.
m .....
.s.uiiaiTrisB,
Fancy Articles,
tjitnmped, Preiser
nnd JnpuHned War.
aiaj.f. I.nririi Mtuck Ol
a. Llllln..
GUM, l-ISTdNANI) I1EMH l ACKINQ. UCI
LKAIHKH, etc., THIS I'llAM' ivn '
NoVKl.TY 01.OTIIES WKINOBliS,
... .i,i..tj rvx. .1 tffuu Hr-ll mWS.
All Jol ' Work promptly atten
itri n.nt.nfs and dis-
patf h. pHriiculnr attention paid
to Gas and iStoain p Miner,
ing a Gas Fitting Machine not
ll.id in the Oil Kegionfor
cutting (itis Pipe.
JAJVltb KUI Mtrtrunu.
Jrt318. It
SOT WE
To all who Intend potting eblmncys In Uiclr
biiilabiKS that 1 am prepared to furnish all
STONE I'll'E which is in crj way safe.
half the coat of a brick chimney.
Drilling J&rs
Wn w
rouiarep-'truv annoiinnj ts onr
tho pilOUC generuny
u baud
sluutly oil
Cast Steel Urillins: Ja" 1
i...-.. .... u. .i. ....I nTirnhllttV CC0UJ 8lel
v lurii Mir niiniiKi -
Lined Jar heretofore iu
Tho AdmntiiKcs wc laln
Over Lined Jnro are that, btlns AMI J ''f Jf Itou;
aro stronger tli.m Jars t','l.S'
that presenliu!! a Huial siirfa; W
,.n,i.M,..i irom wtaii au tbe oatiaT mam
heir shape longer.
We also aeep on hand
Cat iron Workl V"
Fisher, Korris&l
LSTll1'
Nov. IS, 1f)(. tf.
Oystery tbe fiuart at VomW-"'