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Terchant Tailors!
IfeHand Winter Styles!
lOUElii.V & AMERICAN
Cfolallfksr,
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t'&QTBSaMl UASSIMEKIS,
Witt MwqiHlM ftrJUttm far making ta ip
Hats and Caps.
Silk Oat Mad to Order.
s?trfet Batlafaetloti Always
Unarm teed.
Petroleum Centre Daily Record.
IfmU Centre, BsUnrdar, Not. 19.
ABBIVAL. AHD DEPARTl'BE Or
TBAIHS ON O. O. A. I. H,
On and after Monday, May SOtb, 1870,
train, will run at follows:
OBTI 110.4. no. 3.
Leave Irvine. 11.45 a it.
levt Oil City 7,00 a x. 2.42 r x,
. NO. 1
fi.00 P M
, 7,47 r m
PaLCen 7.33
3,23
8,28
9.15
10,95
Titusv. 8.23
Arrive Corry, 9,35. "
OOTB. KO, 1.
LanVwCotry, 11,20 am.
Tltnsv. 12.46 r m.
P. On. 1.25
AtrlvaO. Clr l.UA "
4.14 '
6,45
icn. 4.
NO.
6.
A.OO A X. 6,flS p M
7,40 7,45
8.17 ' 8.35
8,55 9,11)
11.35
Irvine. 4,60
Uf" No. 6 and 6 ran on Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH.
sve Oil City, .Ma.. h.sOa.m. 10,3Ba.. lEra
" r. uen, jo,u s.xi , i.iuf . a.io
AntraTituT,M,oira. ,4t ' 1,55
FREIGHT TRAIXS SOCTIfc
ImttVtetr, MBa.m ln,JS .at. :1JJ ojStiin
r. id, .it ji.si - . r- j.so -Arrive
O. .'fty,9,U 1,04 r ii,Y' J o "
11 City and P.trol.nm I'cakjo freight. lVWr Oil
Clrr 11,60 a. m , arrives at rtiiWlnmijCoutro l.SS p.
jn. Le Petrol.um Cwtro as t,tW k m., an i von
at Oil City t, p. m. J
suvaa ruin unnV pu.
o. 4 Ulrcat from PbUadalphUn itl.out change.
Ns. 8 Direct tu Philadelphia -sjtlioui chimgo.
If O. Direct from Pittsburgh Uhout rhaiige.
ft S-Olmct to rtttabargb wtibont chanm.
Monday, M y Ml 1W0.
Gold at 1 p. m.,.112
Several old wells on Al lender Kun, near
fliiaier, have been started up within tbe
jiaat teV weeks. We learn tbat several op
erators from bhamburgh are ahout to test a
portion of tbo territory between Plumer and
Stuatburgb, believing tbat an oil belt ex-
fats lo tbat vicinity and tbat good paying
wella will be struck. At tbe old we'.ls on
Atleoder Ron there ia strong volume of
gat, and from many of them gss bas been
emitted lor several years.
Oil City is agitating tbe subject of b av-
Ing a college built at tbat place. Tbey
sad something to awaken . them from tbe
"Rip Van Winkle sleep"lnto wbicb tbey
have fallen. Oil City might be the liveli
est plaoe In the oil roglon but lor the large
olleetion of old fessils gathered together
there, who It is well known always resist
maren oi improvement.
An old well on tbe Metropolitan tract,
Cberrytree Run, bas recently been itqrlid
up and is yielding Ave or six barrels of oil
per day. This well is run by water power,
large overshot water wheel and race way
having been oonstruoted which (urnisbes
Iba motive power for pumping tbe Veil.
It It deoidedly a new and novel way of pro
4uolng oil, there being but one other well
In tbe region tbat wo know of the Van
Bcbaick well on Kane Ran that ia pumped
ny water power.
AcctDINT. About Ave o'olock yesterday
afternoon, a man named. A. Grisbobber,
at work on Freeman's new warehouse near
the railroad freight bouse, missed bis foot
iiold and fell from the root to the ground,
breaking two ribs in bis right sido, and one
f tbe small bones la bis left lug. His in.
Juries would Bat btve been so serious had it
not been for the fact that lie struck on a
pile of brinks. Ms. G, was conveyed to bis
bona in Oberrytr village, latt oighf, by
Cspt. Monroe, his employer.
The coal trale getting llveUur as tie old
TTWlber spf)a!;t!vs
About su Oil Prliiee-JoUn t'nU-dna.
We havd rod many accounts of late
about John Fajunda, the oil prliict of this
Countv, atflalmg a triiilk in May Inut, of
one Iliimnaon, a liotnl kopr a t Trunkey
rillf, Forat County. John ia young and
ingle tnn, and laBt aprina Vcumfi poswa". !
fd rf monov hr meana of the Kagundaa
Farm, now owned by Ni;hatt Jk Grand in.
Tbry paid for the fnrm sometlili gov'r.S'l00i
000. There wcro of the Uniily, the tnutbir o(
John and her dnujibtur. la the. eile the
old lady reserved ono eix'.b iuterrst in the
farm, the diijjl)tr ono sixth, and we be
lieve there wbi an Interest reserved (or
John. Soon after the ailu, the old luriy
died, and also the daughter, leaving John
inheritor ofjall tho; property. That ho, a
neallby man, as ho ia, should be accuaed
of stealiog an old .trunk, tilled with articles
ol but little value to any one (bough there
was some money in the mining trunk
canted much talk, nod tbo- newspapers
have published it far and near, lie was
taken beforea Justice of the l'euce ot For
est Co., to appear and answer, the alleged
theft having been in Forest County, wbile
the defendant lives in Wanen County.
Therefore, by agreement, be was on Monday
last, brought befote Esq. Farm lee, ol this
place, and bad bis examination. The day
wai given up to tbe Invest igai ion of the
ease, and on its conclusion, John Fagnndas
was acquitted no proof having been ad
duced tbat be did or could have stolen it.
For at the time be was at home attending
to bis sick mother and sister, and we be
lieve be' was sick hinitelf. The trunk was
taken by mistake and left in . a baru for
many weens, the ownor nut being able to
Qnd any clue toi it, While lying in the
barn, wbicb several parties occupied for
keeping the oil teams, some one did break
it open and take out tbe valuables; but
Joha Fagundns knew, nothing of it; and
after a full and careful impartial bearing,
be was acquitted, lirowa & Stone appear
ed for tbe defense, and F. D. Reeves fur the
prosecution.
We have given a little space to this mat
ter, fur the purpose of putting young pa
gundiiS right belore tbo community. We
are satlpQod that be has not had full justice
done bim la this matter before. It is a
very great injury to a man to have such
charges preferred against bim; and when
untrue the mistake ebou'd be rectified a
tbe charge was given lu the world. War
ren Ledger.
Tho Erie Dispatch says:
Tbe many friendsjof Dr. James L. Thy
er will be pained to learn tlttt bis 'circus
van tore wound tip with disanler. In
tbo early part of the season be aid well,
but latterly be has been in tbe Southern
States, where - tbe money is too scarce tu
make amusement profitable. The entire
circus property is in tbebonds of Hie Sber
Iff at High Point, N. C, and as a letter
from one.of tbe pertormers pitifully expres
ees it, ''tbe boys are all walking home."
This is tbe second time tbat financial m'n
fortune has fallen on Dr. Thayer. May be
the wheel will take a turn for the better,
soon.
Messrs. Codington & Corowoll have just
received at tbeir Coal yard near tbe depot
a large supply of tbe celebrated old Onmhy
coal, wbicb Is by far tbe best coal in tbe
market. Give tbem a call and secuie a
supply.
Tbe post oDice at Canal, this county, has
been discontinued; letters and papers should
now go to TJtlsa. Tbe Venango Spectator
lays tho discontinuing of Ibis office to Hun.
C. W. Glliillan, ic revenge for the peoplo
of tbat section voting against bim at the
late election.
Tbe O. C it A. It. K. Co. have applied
lo tbe Court of Common Pleas of Crawford
oounty for an Injunction to restrain tbe
Union & Titusville Railroad Company from
crossing the tracks of tbe former in the city
ol TitiiBvllle.
Scranton bas twenty-eight clergymen,
forty-three doctors, sixty-nine lawyers, oud
only one policeman.
At Salt Lake a man went into a shaft to
see what twas (he reason that a blast didn't
bo off. An itemlztr states that he came up
direotiy, In instalments, with a lot ol pieces
of stone.
Anybody can lead a borso to a drinking
place, but nobody can force bim to drink.
How different with men.
The Corrv Kerosene Oil Woi ks has re
eeivvd an order for Eve barrels of refined
oil from tbe Ziou's Co-Operative Mercan
tile Institution of Salt Lake City, Utah.
Well No. 2, on loass 8, Wilkina farm,
West Hickory, owned by Iluniphrey &
Tomlinson, commouced pumping on Fri
day, and is now producing one hundred and
Uveniy five barrel? per day, Herald.
Lntcst ami Most Inijim tuitt
Wat flews.
London. Nov. 18.
It is rumored the Austrian Government
bas ordered the departure of n laruo tiuiu
b'T of troops to the neighborhood of tho
Turkish frontier, in Older that mo country
may bo ready to co-operatn with othel
Powers in the event or tbo tirenmng oiu oi
hostilities.
Humors come here thick and fust, that
the General liupreaMou is that nothing can
avert war.
Lille, Nov. 18.
The earrison of La Tero made a brilliant
sortie and re Lived ttio neighboring town of
Lengeaier, which wn sorely pre.-sed by lue
enemy.
Tbo besiegers lost neveral hundred killed
wounded and prisoners.
Tbe iuvadeis coutinue to impress coun
try poople to work on the roads uud ditch
es.
London, Nov. 18.
A dlsnatch to the Manchester Guardian
says tbe army of the Loire yestetday wa
at Etatnp, thirty miles fioin Fans.
The Ureinensbip Magdalene, oaptam
Wencke. from New York lor Biemeu. was
captured by a Freuoh cruiser and taken in
to Drest.
Tours, Evening, Nov. 18.
Tbe Prussians occupy tbe Height of
Cboisey.
A severe battle is going on before Dteaux
since 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Uesult uuknowu.
Von Der Taun occupies a', lino extending
from tbe Paris and Orleans railroad to Hon-
neval.
Tbe affair at Arlbenay on tbe lGth was
trifiiug.
Versailles, Nov. 18.
The Kin I to-day telecruphed Queen
August at Berlin tbat the Grand Duke ef
Mecklenburg yesterday repulsed the ene
my along the who le line near Dreniix.
General Trekow at tbe.samo time cap
tured Dieaux many prisoners were tnkeu
and the enemy pursued in direction of Le
Mans.
The new Franklia Exchange Hotel will
soon be ready for the Mansard roof. The
house is Ut feel front, S3 feel deep, 4 stories
high, and will contain 'J.i rooms, all ol
winch will be for tbe accommodation of the
traveling public. The owners, Messrs.
Miichellsii Plumer. expect to hav it finish
ed this winter, and it wi'l tvit f 100, Olid.
I: will te furnished by the owneis at uu x
peneuor$j0,0i!0.' A Statu Cutivi ution ol tt.o Y. M. C. A.
held last weei; nt Scrnton adjourned to as
semble on the second Tuesday ol September
n'-st, at tho city of Erio. There was about
oun bii'i'lrud and ten dlegatns from a1!
parts of tbe State, in attendance upon riie
session. The very best hom-s in Scran ton
were thrown open to tbe delegates, and
min'stered to their eatert liiimrnt, 'and tbe
citizens of tbe place spared no pains to mske
tho meeting pleasant aid profitable to
all.
Amoug the list of patents issued to citi
zens ot Western Pennsylvania for the weok
ending November 15, 1870, and each hear
ing that date, are No. 109,190 Milor box;
Justin Devogef Moadville.
No. 109,240 Clotbcs puiinder; James W.
Norton, Tloneer.
No. 11)9,34. Flow; Oman Osborn, Erie.
Tbe New Castld Guardian says: Tbe
Enterprise Oil Company are now casing
their well on Slippery rock creek, near
Eckert's mill, this county. Experienced
operators who have examined the Indica
tions, are of the opinion tbat thesiyns nre
in favor ol a flowing well. The operations
are being conducted under the superinten
deucy of Mr. W. S. Crawford.
A Colorado editor, who bas been making
an Eastern tour, announced to his readors
as tbe mutt remarkable piece of intuligence
gleaned in his travels tbat there are actu
ally newspaper men on tbo Atlantis enact
who have not been called on to kill auy one
for several years. ,
The jury in tbe Mobrmau murder case at
Philadelphia, have returned a verdict of
guilty of murder In tbe first degree.
On Thursday evening next, Thanksgiv
ing, there is tob a social party at tho Oil
Exchange Hotel. A pleasant time is an
ticipated. Henry Whitby, of Laooasler, the well
known circus manager and proprietor, who
bad been on an extensive tour ot the South,
in connection with bis business, was shut
at the village ol lUvsvilln, La., on tho 4th
lust., and died at Vicksburg, Mi., a day or
two aftorwaads, from tbo effocla of tie
wounds.
BIRDS. Tbo b. t t Singing ui.d cheapest
Cauary Birds iti tbe oil regions are to be
bud at
oov7 If. J. W. BSUTYa.
t. W. l'fttfHSill & ' rtT
o...w ! ., v,k. nnrl tto. P. Howell A Co.-
a.l,rril.tii Aaoiit. sre the 1 splits for tho Pa,
troleiim iTntre IHii.t ltFomn In tbn ehv- Ad-
verllsera tu II nl city sio rrqvestm to wava wr
la vors with i-llher l tno sliovn hoiwoa
ii. i.h,- ..i' TuiiKville. tbe Pioneer
ni i . ... - ,
photographer 'f the oil teutons, bxs cslao-
Iistieil n oraiicn in tu n , .
petontoiierutnr l in cbnrvfe, and prepared
te execute all Kinits ot ww, uiuu
raonilile.
Keii( constantly on hand viev.? or Ihe
Regions. I. urge and small views mud.t
to order or any point desired at hort no
tice. novl9-lw.
Millets Cough Honoy, bet In town. For
fae at Cnii'FKH Uko.s.
Miller's unrivalled
warranted at
Worm Coul'eellons,
Guifkkh linos.
Miller's Camphor Ice, th t'est In tbe
market, at
1 1 K I r I . IlKiPS.
novt9-lm.
llnrlnsc a ided to my lock. I nm
now readv to supply t-cntch Whisky, Jamai
ra Hum and nil other Imported toods at
New York prices.
tiovl2 tf- Owbn GafrNKT.
G iffney Imt a lir lot ot scotch ale and
London porter especially or family use, by
Ihe bottle or case.
Goods warranted and prices lower than
ever offered in Petroleum Centre, at
GiFKSKY'a.
WAt t I'AI'KU
at GKirrnst Rro.
Universal, Monitor and Pberman Wring
ers, at Nicholson & Mlnckmon's.
llinrire lor lb7l at
YVWty Competition in Ruek
skin Gloves! We knuw what we sny when
we nsnert that we can and do sell the best
of Ruck ekin Gloves cheaper than any Mher
place in town. LAMMEKS & ALDUS.
ORIENTAL HOT BLAST t PARLOR
STOVES) nre in such great demand that
Nicholson A Blackmou cannot suppiy the
borne trade. ocotl,
Just receivi'd lr.fh tuk Oysters and shell
Clums at L micber s."w
sept 7.
Buy tbe -Ked Hut" Saddle, mntuifaetnred
in Titusville expressly for the oil country
adapted to all kinds oi weainer, ai n.
KroliS. eii-u
Now is the best time to lav in a winter
supply of hard coal. Codlntftnn A Corn-
well are the men in ouy rrotn. .mnezHii.
WAIX S'AVl K
nt GKirrt: Bros).
Oysters by the quart ai voncoer i.
All styles liuht harnes". cheaper than the
cbeapent, made from Mount s oak itock, and
warranted, at J. U. Kroiis.
' Call and see the extension top Dletalor
with reservoir, nt Nicholson & Ulackojoo s,
agents for tne Borne.
IT AM. l"Al'l;ll
at ORtrfia BBot.
Tbe lamest assortment of Parlor and
' Cooking St ves may be found at Nlobolson
a. uiacKmon .
I.ndlea Ovirr Halvon
T'n ati.tr. Avur Viiiintipr'. l?i..t. ikr.nl. W..h
itigton St,, Petrolnuiu Centre, Pa. Ladles
are invited- to can. spi zm
Oyster and Clam Stews, those old fasb
ioned ones, at oncher a.
A. 3. Smith bas Just returned from the
Essl with a largo stock of .Shoes and lb
latest styles or Opera Toe Ladies shoes.
f ontfi-lf.
Just received a large and wejl assorted
stock ot shelf hardware at J. Rutherford s.
tf.
Visit Maiiier'at lliutogruph
Jioouis,
Main 3troet,;Fetroloiim Centre, and secure
tbe shadow 'ere the substance fades.
novia-tr.
CODINGTON
FURNISH AU
At Very LLo
CALL SEE
OLD S
rclioloum Cealrc, Pa net. 3l-lf.
NEW ADVRRTISKMKXT
Blew Firm,
Mew Goods.
(Srocprr nd nuhorr
low, ami will heroinm Mn(.ih,v,j
a,M.J.1 .laml. . A Iiihui I., r.... '. JT. MW-
.11 ntloj t, ik. .adt. ..n t.hi,c ion"eS?2ii.
Irrnf pntn.BSf.-.. VY m,K . WId
coantanUy retelvVi-g a nt.t-eiars rtock 'if
GROCERIES ct rUO VISIONS
of ill ktrds, Foreign and Dnuuslui ruiM t-rih
with our '"Smtr
1T3A.KERY
'hlfh l.ertn at unlit ttivi 1tr ..u t .
Ifl flstls tf'nl. f.ir ...... 1. 1.. . '
trad, tall aad see lis. u
MESSKHftm CAtn
nov. !0-f. Wnslilnetdn Ml., ivtrnlnni iVTiiia.
hi aisi; & AitnsTiuiw,
' laccrvsors to U. II. Warn.-r,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Flour & Feed
Merchants.
rpnB Snberthi harloir l.ouc'.it the old ttu4
X II II. Wn r. ini..iit cnlsrf Ire th.- bii.lc,
and will keen alw.t. a'nsvs on hu .1 th. hr.! th
nmrsri .nuroa. w e win ai . uoi.KSAl a lli
hl TAIL trad, la th. following produ.V:
FLOVUy
FEED,
HAY ntKlGRU
of all kinils. Ws slio have a vry larps rHi uf
i, a.
tW APPLE.?.
We lavit. a stt.ra of tinbllp nvr -nre-a- ftwii
ennfloVot w.can giv. lAlltfactMi lu prirea
.HEt M AK.WMKO.NU.
Pctiolrnm Cense, r , .Not 9, 1K0 tf
IiliEOIIE.W VALLEY R.tt
N.w line to Bulfilo. tliron 'h the Oil Krdow.
JVJiK 9, IW.9.
Oiiisn snrTS.
Pit ritr 'r. .kiln. Psrinr'a. sr. P ll'f
Msll. 9,0am 9 am Il.:mpm t.iunn
Day Rtd, S.oO pm t S.) p m 4 M p m (pm
Night )a, 9,-A p ni 10.0ft p m l,oo a si 1,00
O'UXO SollTK
Plt'Br. Paikm- it. Kra' Uln. sr o (Sit
Pav Rap, ".so n ,n i.4)l. m l.fOpm IMpa
w ay fas tw,.tu a m 4.-irm ..'pm ..'ipsi
N'lghl Kx.n.oo p ni ft.ro am .in
MLVKt I'AI.ACK SI.EtirlNO CAHs..n Mali
Bxnr trail's hiitti my ticiwcfn litihu.-sa n4
t orrsr.
T. J. t.an'REXCR, Cm fnat.
Tarns M. Kixo, Aa" S'ipt.
PkTRoi.ierM Ct.sthk. 1'a , Washinstoa (
fct., Uear id cfaeter lloune.' j
New York
CLOTHING-
Store.
M. OrenthJ ess Jnt rctum.'d from Vw Twk
- ..k . i.....K.,Mn..nL ..r t-mll an.l tvlmar CloUl-
lug aud ituts's aridaut. g Ooods,
Hats and Cap3,
TRUNKS, VALISES,
AND TRAVELI.XO BA08,
all of Ih. 1.1. at s-l., whlrh will !
T. ry lowprlc. to whick 1 i...e.1fully is"" ''
eilisens of t'.irol.uin C.iilre lo call"
.!wfftf MdltKKSTnsl
IUanlntin Nolr. fc.
Tho drill known a- I liitrhirn Orr I " d
srsufpetrol.-n.il, I. this day dl-solv e "J ,
C-I..H..1, Ih-c I. Ki.p: retires . Ij'S- "'JJ
will beci.ntinu.l by lluti lim.on dn
month of lt)nn..IT Kun. who will " "" ,.,
of tne uld irr.,.. iw-.lv. all Wis pa f '
ondflllallcooirac ;Vj r su:!(
hfftr.
Iiatoarctroi.um icnim, .-i -
GRADES OF
west Hates.
THEM AT, TUB