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Merchant Tailors !
Fall and Winter Styles!
FOUEIGV & AMERICAS
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etroleum Centre Daily Record.
!. Centre, Wcducadar, Not. 3
&BU1V.IL AND DEPAltTlRE Of
TBAINS ON O. V. 4c A. It. H.
On and after Monday, May 30tb, '
- trains will run as follows :
1S70,
ORin so. 6. no. 3. xo. 1.
Leave Irvine. 11.45 a m. 8,00 r M
Leave Oil City 7.00 a m. 2.42 v u. 7,47 p u
Pet.Ceu 7.38 3.2S 8,28 "
Tltnav. 8.23' 4.14 9,15 "
Arrive Corry.i 8,35 6,46 " 10,35 "
' boum. Ko. 2. ko. . no. 6.
Leave Corry, 11,20 a m. fi.00 a u. 6,tiS r si
" Tltusr. 12,45 r n. 7.40
' " P. Cen. 1.25 8.17"
.Arrive, O. City 2,05 8,55-
" UVioe. 4,50 11.35
rjr No. 6 and 6 ran on Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Oil City. 9.33 A.a. ILSOA.X. in.35A.il. J.Mir:
P. Cen, 10.60 8 - ISjo r ..aUO
Arrive Tltusv. 12.01 . m. u.is. ' dnv "
FREIGHT TRAIXSTSOTjTH. V-bavt
Mavsnuuv, b.isa.m l,3J am. 11 MA.a.w -
" P. Cen, 8,17 " 11,M - ia,i p..
Arrive O. City,,3S ' J,06 p 2,06 " ft,.
ir 11,60 a. ni , arrives at Pelrolenm Control, 25 j.
Petroleum Centre at 4,00 p oa., arrive!
.'u wiiT dim riwiDmiirp Tranrnr. mm
v.i v7 v,au p. in. . "
' savin pALirs st.zepiko cars. ,
? Dlrcut from Philadelphia without change.
Mo. 8 Direct to Philadelphia without chans. .
Mo. 6 Direct from Pittahiireh without rhaiige.
Mo tt-Direct to Pittsburgh without change
Monday, Mny 30, 1870.
7.45
8.35
9.1
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SSlmratha'Gold at 1 p,;m., 111?
By a lltspatcb from Palneavllle, O., we
learn that two nitro-glycerlne magazinet
containing 15,000 pounds, exploded at
Falrport, abont half-past four o'clock yes
terday afternooD. Four persona were blown
to atoms. Tbeir names were Pat. Scrib
ner, two Malonas, father and too, and Ed.
Duncan, Xtyt loss to tbe glyceiina compa
ny Is not loaa .than $25,000. Where the
magazine stood are now two ponds of water
fifty leet serosa and seventy-five deep. Tbe
people of Falrport art greatly excited as
this la tbe tecond explosion of tbt kind
within two months. Una of tbt men killed
Itavea a wife aud six children. Tbt shook
r tbt explosion waa felt at Buffalo, over
one hundred miles distant.
In this connection wt are Informed by
Mr. Mason, agent tf tbt Roberts Torpedo
Company in this place, that tbert la not at
present 2, 000 pounds of nitro-glycerine in
the country) consequently the price of Jor-
pedees lor oil wells will be high this win
tr.
The Installation of Rev. David Patton
nd services connected therewith, at tbe
Presbyterian Cburob, this evening, promise
to bt or a very interesting character. Tbe
sermon will be delivered by Eev. Sinclair
' of Titnsvillej the charge to pastor by Rev,
Katoo of Franklin, aod the charge to tbe
1 people by . Rev. J. T. Oxtoby of North
East. Tbt services will commence at 7),
. p. m. mt pttbito are cordially Invited to
- attend.
A Japanese rabbit, otberwiae known aa
skunk, Imprudently got la tbt way of
a Patters on tfaln Thursday night, and wan
chawed op in a twinkling. But the spite
ful little vermis had bis post mortem sat
isfaction, and wade the passengers dis
tiuk'y understand they were in error If
they thought bis lift watat't worth a scent
Tbo engineer bu been la bad odor eroc
JMtce.
Tilt PCTROLEt n TBADt. '
It is gratifying to learn, from statistics
which bave been luiuiebed to us, that the
Eurouetn war baa not interfered with the
export ol petroleum on o( our moat profit.
able products. Tbe Gorman Stale aod
Belgium have always been our beat consum
era, the exports to those countries exceeding
the total shipment to all other nations.
When the war commenced aoil the blockade
of the German porta waa announced, a
falling off in the shipment waa anticipated;
bul'sucb haa not been the case. The
North German States, Belgium, France,
Cuba aud Spain, have all iocrcased their
orders, while the nationa not disturbed
by war, like. England, show a decreaao.
Aa Philadelphia ia the great petroleum
port, wn take the ofiieial figures of the ex
ports from that oily us a fair indication of
the trade at other ports. Tbo total amouul
from January 1st to September 00th wan as
follows:
SG9.
1S70.
l,b!,326
$043,148
ai 710.873
Sb,7l"J.4l3
87.0S7
$8,768
71,423
$27,i2
Crude, gallon!
Value
Itelined, galloue
Value
Beuziue, gallons
Value
Naptba, galloua
Value
1.103,71)7
246,M2
2U,.iH5,8l2
$7,089,772
223.229
$i$,a22
The aggregate shipments of all kinds
foul up 3,1)38,777 gullons, agulnet a total
of 21,'JS3,71S giilluus in the correspoudiug
period ul 18UD au increase or 13.9411,031
galluos.
Tbo txnorta of reflned petroleum la the
corresponding period to different votlntries
were aa follows:
1S61). 1870.
England 1.818,270 888,433
Ireland 1,843,000 4,U8,2bl)
Gibraltar 1,J4,771 2,207.151
Uiitisb West Indict 77.101 07.251
Spain 429,23(1 807.87U
Cuba 27,755 4D.737
1'ortoRico 10,OUO 28,886
North Uermauy 4,666,146 7,807.016
Franco 121, 6U0 673,0(1 1
Holland 2,400.004 2,080.285
Mexico . 2110 1,500
Italy 417,130 1,649,871
Vt-nzuela 12.426 2,200
Belgium 6,214 678 8,632,855
Unnjuuy l,5uu
Eiltsia 1,046,003 1,050.660
Denmark 667,038 1,357.807
Portugal 141,786 4J7.MI8
Sweden 110,302
Austria 390,032 362,941
Dominion of Canada 1,000
Brazil . 10,000 30, 000
Dutch West Indies 717
Liberia 1,000
The yield of petroleum keepa pace with
tbt demand and bat been ateadily increas
ing of late. During the month ul Septem
ber the dally product waa 19,489 barrels,
tbt monthly aggregate being uo iucreuo oi
7,000 barrels, compared with September,
1869.
"Tub Pancakb Season." A Chicago
Bohemian Indulges in delightful anticipa
tions after this punUtie style: Tho de
lightful pancake season dawn upon us
tbe season of cold mornings, hot grid lies,
and the pantomimic flourish of a turning
shovel thereover. Tbe batter rises with
tbe sun, and tbe eater glorious'y rites to
meet its coming. We notice by tbe New
Orleans market report that molatses is
sympathetically agitated by tbe drawing
nigh of tbe slap jack seasou. It is not
stir p-rlsing."
Do not iorgot tbe entertainment lo be
given by tbe Junior Dramatia Association,
at tbt Catbolie Sohool House, this evening
As it is gotten up for the benefit of the
school, to aid in purchasing a library, all
friends of education should attend and aid
a worthy cause. The programme will coo
sist ol dialogues, songs, choruses, declsma-
lions, Ac, &c. Let there bu a crowded
bouse.
Nv Wblls Well No. 12, Phillips &
Boyles lease, McCray farm, commenced
testang last night, getting but a few barrels
of oil at starting. To-dah tbe tubing was
drawn something being out of order with
tbe valves. An Increase of production is
looked for. Pumpiog will commence this
afternoon.
Tbe well pat dawn by W. J. McCray, on
tbe Kepler & Bell lease, J. S. McCray farm,
commenced testiog a day or two since, and
is now yielding about 15 barrels per day.
Pcuoxal. We notice tbe genial coun
tenance of our old friend, Rev. J. T. Oxto
by, formerly pastor of tbt Presbyterian
Church at this place, in town to-day. He
Is looking well.
Tbt ntw well at Fagundai City, mention
or which we made a day or two since, is
now yioldiog 825 barrels per day. It is
owned by J. W. Irwin, Sutherland, Grier
and others of this place. It is decidedly a
good thing to bavt in tbe family.
"When a steady, wall-behaved young
man It seen shaking bands with a pump,
and bidding It an affectionate good night
or saying, '-Poor old Corblson Eobscrew,"
tberomey be faint approhenjica that tt
hu btta 'taking wmtutoj."
Latest ant! Most I1111mrta.1t
War flews.
Loudon, Nov. I.
Tbt Germans willopeu the bombardment
of Paris with 250 aelgeguna.
UrfZalne'e order of the day announcing
the capitulation ol Met, Is published.
ItjiistiUes the act, and exhorts the troops
to ubU)iion.
Admiral Funrcljoo refuses to sign any
paper censuring liar.aiue.
Marshal Vaillunt bas been expelled from
Franco.
Tours, Nov. 1. .
Francaiet sajs: The popular feeling
toward Napoleon's dynasty is not mere
eoldness,but hatred and contempt.
The women's club at Mursaillea propose
to erect a guellotine, aud behead the
Uisbop of that city as a begiuoing of the
work.
A negro visitor to Ames's circn in Ma
con, Georgia, backed up against an animal
cae and lost a liberal pound cf (lush from
the bite of a chained bull dog. . Ho sued
out an attachment fur $1,000 damages, aod
Sheriff Martin weat'down to serve it. In
the exercise of bis legal right, Colonel
Ames pointed out a tine Bengal tigor, and
tiUd theSheritt to "level" on that. He didnt
do It. ,
Fatal Bi'Kmxo Atiuknt. An sccldent
of a very distressing nature occurred at Mil
ler Farm, October 1st, by which a
very estimable old lady named Mrs. Muore
camu to her death in a uiost shocking man
ner. In attempting to start a fire by pour
ing oil out of a can into the s'.ove, the can
iustautly exploded, saturating ber clothes
with tbejbuinipg liquid. She waa imme
diately enveloped in flames. Her two sons
and daughter. In attempting to extinguish
the flames, were also badly burned. She
lived, In greet pain until Saturday last,
when death released ber from ber suffer
ings. Tbe deceabud was 60 years of ape,
and bad but recently came to the Oil
Regions. Her many amiable qualities and
goodoeaaof heart tndeared ber to a large
circle of Iriends, who deeply sympathize
with the family iu their sad bereavement.
Herald.
An exchange invei ghs against scolding
as follows, but forgets tbet some people
take great store of comfort in tbe exercise-
but here is his piece:
What good doea scolding do? It doea
no one the least service but it creates in
finite mischief. Scolded servants never do
their wotk well, Tbeir tempers are aroused
as well as their mistress's, and they very
often fail ia their duties at awkward mo
ments, simply lo spito ber and '-serve her
out." Very wrong in them, doubtless; but
human nature is frail, and service is a try
ing institution. It doea no good to husband
or child, for it simply empties tbe bnuse of
both aa soou as possible.
A bummer boasted that be could tell
any kind of liquor, blindfolded, merely by
the taste. He tried one kind after another
und readily named thetn At last a glaB
of water waa banded bim. He tasted it,
hesitated, tasted it again, smelt it, retasted
tl, and then said, "I give it up. That's
a brand of liquor I never got bold of be
fore!" An Illinois ghost tbut bad become a
midnight terror, waa effectually "laid" laat
week by a charge of buckshot lodged iu
bia phantomatic hackarde.
"How long do you wear a shirt?" severely
asked an inspecting oflicer of a soldier
"Twenty-seven inches, sir," was the re
spectful reply.
According to the complete official returns
ol Marshal Sbarpe, New York city bas a
population or 926,910 at tbe presen t time
This Includes only tbe residents ou Manhat
tan Island.
Fair woman was made to bsts itch ;
A companion, a curse.
A blessing, a curse,
Fair woman was made to be-whichf
Ovstcri.
Just received Iresh tub Oysters and shell
Clams at L. Voucher's. Sep 17.
Tbe place to get your Boots and Shoes is
at Bruce & Fullers, Main Street.
Huoa Hamall tbe best ballitdtingei is
America.
All styles light harness, cheaper than tbe
cheapest, made from Moffat's oak stock, and
warrant nd. Rt J. R If .,. " u
Buy tbt "Red Hot" Saddle, manufactured
In Titnsville expressly for tbe oil country
adapted to all kinds of weat.her, at J. B.
Kron's. al 2-tf
Cuius Quikct the eminent! baritone.
Go to Bruce & Fullers, Main 8treet for
your fine Boots A Shoes. septl3-tf
WALL F4VFtt
t tf ames B03.
' Local .0tic1-11.
S. Jl. l(lti'iiitlll V Co.,. JIT
1'nrk How, Www York, and tteo. 1'. Howell A C.
Adiertlilug AkoiiI, srd the solo asrrnU lor the I'o,
trnlvuiu Centre Pailv liaooRU in that ttt.v. Ad
Tortler In that etty ate irueted to have their
favors with either oftno above linuaes
Look at the array of talent with LnRue's
Heronlean combination, at tbo Opel lloece
Thursday evening, Nov. 3d-
Very largo assortment of under 'clothing
Dt Lammkhh it At.DKN'8.
The largest asmrtrrient of Purler and
Cooking Stoves may bo lotiud at Nicholson
Jt Blackmou's.
RiCAUno the only male Prima Donna In
the world with a pure soprano voice. The
musical wonder of the nineteenth century.
l.utlleeOyatrr Saloon
Up stairs over Voucher's Restaurant, Wash
ington St.. Petroleum Centre, Pa. Ladles
are Invited lo call. aept'28.
-f,iB rw,itt.ai4 a lurtTA Allll Well aftSOrttd
stock of shelf batdware at J. Rutherford's.
tr.
Ni:n ktt the champion clog, song and
dance man of the world.
WALLPJtPKU
at GniFFP.s Bros.
Universal, Monitor aud Sherman Wring
ers, at Nicholson A Blackmon'a.
W AliL PAPEU
ul Gr.tKi'RS IJr.o.i.
lliM.T Rekvk tbe greatest leprae illation
of tbe plantation darkey living.
Prop. Lavai.lb the world renowned
comet player and leader of bra's hand.
Call and see the extennUia ton Dictator
with reservoir, at'Nicbolson fc Blackmon's,
agenta for the same.
WALL. PAPKlt
at Griffks Brto
Art 111 it Hamali. the distinguished basso
and Interlocutor.
Casimere aod Buck.kin Gloves in large
quantities at
oct27tf. Lammkk t Aldkk.
Chaki.ev FitKfcUAS tbo wonderlul Picolo
soloist.
Now is the best time to lay In a winter
supply of bard coal. Codington & Corn
well are the men to buy from. June 2Htt.
Prof. Vaciios tbe great violinist and
leader of orchestra.
Neck Ties, Slueve Buttons in endless
variety at
Lamhkrs A Ai.ukn's.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sobel's Opera House !
Return of the Favorite for
TWO MIGHTS ONLY
Friday & Saturday,
iVovember ltli undGtli.
Miss Fanny B. Price
Supported by a full company of New Yoik
urufuia.
PEARL OF SAVOY
AND
MACBETH.
Prleas or a4ml.aion 60 and "5 rota. KaU mv
he secured till end of act lot ly applying at Oiiffus
JNOTil'U.
Notice Is hereby ;1ven that H'm II. FIWTKII
has this day withdrawn by mutual content from
the 8rm of WM.J.IXXIS A Co.
W. J. ISSW.
otf 2w 11. p. IXNia,
CODIXXTGTOJXT
FURNISH ALL
CCZaTp
At Very Lo
G-A-IjL. see
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Stove utd Tin w,.c,
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All SWWZT
11 -.l """'Fiytttnj
kU in-itLiifss and
JAMES RUTHERFORD.
doiva ittn, tt
AOTICE.
To all ho intend puttini thlmneji i, o
hnlldluRa that 1 am prapared loforutna in mk
STONE 1'IfK which I. hi .very , ,ltl
h'tirtlie cn-t of a IhIcx chluaey.
oeH7-yw. W. HETTT.
Drilling Jars
We would iwtieftfitll' annnnnra ta ou m
nic-m nml the public jjaneraliy that wc kin coL
staml ou haiid '
last Steel Drilling Jars !
Whlrh for trmrt1i awl Pnrabilt:y excel any Sittt
Lined Jar herctnUire in ana.
The Advantages wc Claim
urer i.mim .larsare mai, naincAI.I. !TKFL, th
srcMniti'zt'rthiti Jnr eiti.aiMJ irtlv 01 Irrrj;
that nnventtn- a Sicel anrfn a tn hink. th(jw
nrntct'ird triun fir ou the outMdc, aua k.t
Wc alo k.opon hunt
Vast Iron Working. Barrels.
Fisher, Xorris &to.
I'KTHOMvl'.TI CLMTRC.
NfT. v.'. isji!i tr.
T. M'Donald.
LIVERY, FEED & SALE
STABLES !
A I the Depot, opposite the
Central House,
n ii n 11 n t. If I' M f If Ttt P I
1 I, i O U H IS . A 1 M ...
IviKti"if(irirU of TiniTfN'tl An SAPDU
Ii()lHK on lh Creek, are to be fouud al
M'Donald't iiivery.
'!l EHIASES & CUTOS TO U
tET AT ALL TIMES.
FED At BOAKDEO
on Heaaonalila Terms.
I Miiiivx of all kinds at
tended to Promptly.
XT Clva mc (.a sail.
lVtroleum Centre, !tiw.
T M'DOSAIO
1SKB.
li.HOlntl iOlM!).
Tho firm known a llutti)on. Orr Co..
era of poimleum, la thl day dl-solvrd K n,
ei'iisenl. Ifaic I. Knapu retiring The t"''0
will ho rnntiiuiod by llutchlariin "rr, si m
mouth of It uuehoir Itun. who will n le all
of th.-..Id trrin, reeolre all hilli pa-ali'e 'In a'"
audflllallcout.acw. JAVK.S lllMCIIINMAr
wmr. OHK.
I8AA0 I. KNAPP.
Dated Itrohum Centio, Oct. 12, 1?0-
Oyster and Clam Slews, those old fu!
loned ones, nl Voucher's.
A. 3. Smith bas just returned from jj
Eaet with a large stock of Shoesand id
latest styles of Opera Too Ladies sliofi
oet5-tf-
GRADES OF
west Sates.
to Gas find Steam Fittina
u;gri Ga3 Fitting Machine J
exwllod in the Oil Region b
ciiiviii iu 1'itie.
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