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JIcFAIt LAD, SMITH & Co.
l9 Block, T.tn.vIUe,Piv.,
Merchant Tailors f
Fall and Winter Styles!
ItmEIUV & AMERICAN
Coaling.,
Tcsthlgs,
CtOTHS and UASSIMERES,
VfKklrmlM tvBIOea for maklnc Own ay
toa mart approTca BMouaa.
Hate and Caps.
Ilk Baft adt to Order.
Perfect KatLfaetlon Always
Guaranteed.
Petroleum Centre Daily Record.
ret. Centre. 8 at a r day Nor. 3G
ARHIV.tX AND AEPARTtRG OF
TRAINS ON O. O. & A. It. ft.
On and after Jlooday, Nor. 23tb, 1870.
IraiRi will run ai follows:
WORTH JIO. 3. KO. XO. 1.
leave Irvine. 12,01 p m. 5.10 p u
keve Oil City T,00 a U. 2.65 p m. 7.50 p x
Pet.Cen7.40 3,39 " 8,30"
' 41 Titiiiv. 8.30 4,25 9,12
Arrive Corry, 10,00 6,57 ' 10,33
OVTII. KO. 2. vo. 4. vn. (S.
Leave Corry, 11,05 a i.-6,I0 a M. 6,15 p m
Ttttisv. iz,40 p m. 7.S5 7.52 "
" P. Ceo. 1.27 8.19 ' 8.42 "
Arrive O. City 2,10 9,02 9,20 "
" Irvine. 4,50 " 11.40 '
iJJNo. 0'and 6 no on Sunday.
PBEIQHT TRAINS KOItTU.
?o. 1. , No. 18. No. It. No. W No. S
M OU, V.1S A.OT. Jl, 14A.B. 10,A.iI. K.30.1JI J,10 rM
a,i.viv,iu r k. b.io 4,40
TltUB, 11,14 A..a,40 " 1,45 " , 6,10"
Ar. C'ori,16 m.
freight trains sonm
No. 10. No. 8. No. 18. NJ. 14. "o. 20.
mii.o.oua.k .3iu . :0 35a.h. 11,14 ah. 4.:mi'ii
ArOClO,! 10,31 1,85 " 2,C5 ' T OO
Oil Cttjr md Petrolram Centre freight, leaves Oil
T 'V P- " . arrives t 1'etrolenm Centre ,fl p.
"vw Petrolenm Centre lit 4,40 p m arrives
7 V,W . III.
1. it. 8. 4. & anil A MnrMi
No, 18 if a Uirouirh accommodation, conuocts at
v ior nasi ana Iortn.
CaVKB PALACI SlKEriSO CAM.
Wrcet from Phlladnloliia itbont change.
Mo. 8 Direct to Philadelphia without clianire.
go. 6 Direct from Pm.bi-rsb without change.
. " w viiou ui nuiu mm Hununi CMDiHI.
New Music Storr. --Messrs. Booth A
Sargent will open on or about the first of
December a music store, tn the New Opera
nonce block, Sprlivr Street, Titusville, Pa,
Besides keeping constantly on hand every
description of musical instruments, musio
books, the latest sheet music, strings', tun
ing forks, and in fact everything pertaining
to the music trade, they aro ngents for the
salo of the world renowned Steiuway,
Bradbury, Knaba and other piano?, alto
cabinet orgaus, melodeons, Ac. .Mr. Booth
has had a large and varied ex
perience In the business, having been
connected with tho well known musical
house of J. C Hull, ot Meadville, for a period
of several years. Sir. Sargent is an old res
ident of this plaee, and has but recently
removed to Titusville. Those having deal
with him will find him not only an upright
honorable business man, but a gentleman
in every sense ot tho word. Wo lake pleas
ure In recommending the new firm to cur
musical friends and citizens generally.
They will find it to their advantage to give
them a call when vistliug Titusville, or
communicate with them when in want of
ativtb.tng.in the musical lino. Remember
the place, No. 5, Opera House block.
BfRSLARY AT Pkt. Cextkk. The Re
cord of Tuesday evening says that the news
reotn ol Nicholson tiros.. !u tbat town, was
entered by burglais on Monday night, and
several gold pens and $10 In money was
taken. The entrance was effected by pry
ing open a wiudow in the rear of tbu pos t
omce. un Tuesday nigut Jerome Akin a
building was broken open nt tbat place and
a complete set of town necessary to conduct
afarohaok euccessfullv, was taken out:
The latter theft was rather a peculiar one,
but we presume the town will not suffer
from tbn loss, as there ate plouty left yet
Titusvillu Courier.
If tho supply of tools Is net sufficient,
tbey can easily be procured from the deal
eri who run the half dozen, and may be
more, faro banks thai exist in Titusville.
Strange that the Courier mm has not found
that out.
Monday, Nov. Si, 1870.
Gold at 1 p. m.,
Mine host Washington Aldeo, tho popu
Jao landlord of the Plumer House, at I'lum
r, is one ot those good natured jolly lellows
tbnt is seldom met with, and withal appre
' elates a jake even If it is charged to the
Great American Tea Company. Day before
yesterday be caught a Tartar" but "laid
him out" afterwards. During the foienoon
of tbat day a seedy looking Individual from
Butler county "put in an appearance" at
the bar of the hotel and called for a glate
of wina whio!- was furnished. Stranger
(tilled a large sized glast, swallowed it at
one gulp, deposited live cents oa tho coun
ter, and took-a seat by the tire remarking
tbat it wasa cold day. T be five cent joke
for arty cents worth ot wine was good, but
Mr. A. determined to "see him on tbat and
po one better," and In a short timo invited
Butlor to take a "nip," in the meantime
substituting whiskey for wine, filling a good
sized tumbler, iwhich stranger got outside of
lu one swallow, smacked bis lips, remarked
en the tzcellent quality ol the wine and
again sat down by tho fire. After a short
time Mr. A. proposed, as tho weather was
cold and droary, to imbibe, this time filling
a large soda water glass with whiskey which
Itwsjrangor swallowed witheut uotioing the
01 Mto and sat down by the lire. In a short
time the wbitkoy began to work, stranger
remarked tbat the wine niado him feel sick,
and be gratly slid from his chair, was- tak
en in charge by the host lor, deposited on a
pile of straw In the barn, and '-laid like a
w irrtor taking bis rest," with tlio fumes of
whiskey-wine and a pile of straw all round
him. Il ir presumed that the Butler coun
ty man will nut tlrink any taor wiue for
soma time. And that's the w r "taught
tartw'' Mil ' la'd Uai out." '
EChn.se House not to be Memovod.
Plcmsb, Pa., Nov. 23, 1S70
Editors Daily Record:
Who knows so much more about our bus.
inets tban'ourselves?
The Chase House will not be removed to
OH City, cor will it be taken down at all,
or removed anywhere e lie; uor will it he
closed on the 1st of Junnury.
Since the Cbase IIouso was at I'lea(int-
viile, it has paid us well as on iuvesttneot
bi tter far, than at Pithole City, and bet
ter far than property in fur more pretca.
tious places ut the time.
rntTKER Bros.
1 Hts Torrnoon wbiie some laeurers were
engaged in laying a pipe line on the side
bill of the McCtay fatm, tbey had occasion
to dig up a large stump that was in the way
Tbey bad dug it up and were rolling it to
one side, when it started down bill and
brought up against the side of tho tank at
the Mt. Mortah well, breaking a bole In it
by which about thirty barrels of oil ran out
and was losi
By rcferer.ee to the time table at the head
of the paper it will be seen that on and af
ter Monday next the time of running trains
oo the O. C. & A. R R. will be changed.
We Sure received from the publisher,'
Samuel R. Wells, the "Illustrated Anunal
of Phrenology and Phisiognomy," for 1871.
It ia full of interesting matter' relating to
these subjects, and is worth more than
double its price, 25cts. AiMrepi tl.epnb-
lieber, S. ti. Wi'118, iSii'J ISi'ouUvy.iy, iN.
Owing to the large increase in bis busi
ness Mr. James Rutherford bas been com
pelled to build an addition to his hardware
store, on Washington streot, and proposes
to put in an ad litlonal elock of hardware
and houo furnishing good. Givobim a
call and examine bis priors and slock.
A young man, named John Mai.sbal, son
of a farmer living near Parker's Lamiing,
tras-robbed of $1C5 in' money at a hotel in
Franklin on Tuesday night list. Pussongers
on the Oil Creek Railroad assisted Mm to
reach Ridewoy where bis brother re
sides.
A son of Mr. Wm. llollitt, uf Corry,
bilo at play Monday morning ' threw n
stick which came In Contact with the eye of
bis little brother, destroying tho slht in
stantly.
Ice firm enough to statu
Corry on Monday m-jrnin.
upon formed in
A bilious correspondent of a western New
Vork paper pronounces Tldioute tho cham
pion town of the union "for disgusting Jiltli
inaM of streets, walks, by-ways und vacant
lots."
A writer in the Boston .Daily New3 says
of Wendell Phillips: "He seems as though
God bad quarried a crystallite Mock from
the jspor, waila of New Jerusalem." In
other wo;,.- Wendett Is a eelcatUI
briCaV.
Latest and Most Isuportnnt
War News.
London, Nov. 25.
The Times Intimate Ihut Huwia will
be firui without closing the door to nego
tiations, an Attitude England will imi
tate. The Times bIso ys 'there nro JJOO.OW)
Germans ta tho valley of tho Loire.
Prussian dragoons on Wednesday enter
ed 3 1. Q ientiuo for the purpose of stop
ping a railroad train, but tiioir attempt wjb
defeated by the French.
By btllcon a complete file, of Paris papers
to tho ZSth has been received. .
Lo Temps gives details concerning the
quantity of provisions in tl.e city. In two
diys moro tho beef aud million wjl bo ex
hausted. There is very little salt moat. Dried fish
suQicictit lor two days.
There is fivo mouths supply of choco
late. Rioo lesj abundant. Oil is becoming
scarce.
Suar, coSVe end wine will lust long
enough. Tho material for broad ou hand
will ctr.-y the cupply into January.
Horse flesh will last tv,,o uioulbs long
er. The eituation on tho wholo is pronounced
good.
Tho cho Du Nord this evening believes
that, a pitched battle is going on to-day near
Amiens.
Tho .JoJIo Beige has a letter dited
Nevuvllle 24tb, repotting an W'sogeir.eut
Wednesday near M.-izeres, in which the
Gsruians were defeated and suT. red heavy
loss.
' An American steamship for Havre was
convoyed by Frescti frigates. Her caro
consists o!;!S,000.000 cartridges, 10,000
breech-loadinit muskets, a large number ol
carbines ayid pUtoU. and 52 cannon. These
munitions ere intended for the equipment
ot the Army of the Loire, whosit movements
it is said, have been delayed by their arriv
al.
v Tourc, l-ov.'2.r.
Heavy cannonading has baen henrd ut
Orleans all day to-day and jesierday in
the direction cf Artlienuy, vrbera an im
portant engagement bai dj'ibi'ess occur
red. A retort sivi tbo eoiraitement
fuvorablo So th I':eno.
s. M. PrtltiilM As Co., T
lik Pow, Now York, m a Ooo. P. Howell Co.
Ailverltilng Age!it, am tlio note stjMits for the Td,
trott-iim i'enlrn Pn.r KETonD In mat eiiy.
vrrtiwrs In tl at tlty arc teqwrted to leave their
fa vrs wttli f Itber of tne nliovc homes
Diaries tr 1871 for sale at
uev25.tf Nicholson Bros.
A splendid assortment of Diaries for 1871
Nrclioi.sotf Bites.-
at
Cnll and look at Nicholson Bros. Diaries
for 1ST I.
Ur. Mut'ier. of Titusville, the Pioneer
lii,tr.iiini!,ei ot tho oil reuions, hasrstab-
lisht d 11 liinncti in this place, where a com-
iiMicnt orerutor is 111 Chaitfe, ana preparea
te execute uil kinds Of work. Charges
rnniisbie.
Keeps constantly on hand tlewitof the
(lil Kezioii". I, urge and small views made
lomdirof any 1 uint desired at short no
lic,, noviy-iw.
Millers (Joiigh Honey, best in tuwn. Vl
PHle at Omptks Bros.
Miller's unrivalled
warranted ut
Worm Con teetlonfj
Miller's Cjtiipho'
market, at
Ice, the best In the
Urii-vr Bros.
uuvl9-lm.
Having added lo my large stork. I am
now ready tn supply icoteb Whisky, Jam!
c Hum and nil other Imported geoiis
New York prices.
tin-12 if- Owrx Gapfnrt.
A Jlmimsu Matc:i A iniupiiig match,
between two .women and a mua was con
tested in siott Haven. At tho appointed
hour Miss Anna .ioio and M .-s Catiiarii.e
Dubois came upon t h'i : round and were
loudly cheered. They were dies ed in kilts
and tights, ond woro flipp-rs with bei li.
There hair wascio:ely tied, and they wore
tight fitting sou:l taps. D.ivo Mathews,
who wja to CJi.jpeto with the:n, was simi
larly attired. The ma:cli was for Si 50 a
side, beBt two jumps out of three. At the
signal, the trio took tneir positions. Hirs
Moore .led off witu a ruu of Iroin (oity to
til'ly feet. Miss Dubois followed, nn l then
Mathews came flying to ttioscretcb and
made the last jump. The distance each
jumped having been carefully measured, the
cond and third jumps were made. The
score was as follows:
In.
Ft,
FIRT JCKP.
Miss Moore 10 ?
Mis Dubois 10 9
Mr Mathews 10 9
SECOND JLSI?
M 11s Moore 10 10!
Mis? Dubois
Mr Mnt own
TIIIIlII JUMP
Miss Moore
Mis Dutiois
Mr Matcews
Ft. In
10 9
11 0i
11 Jl
10 9
Miss Moore was declared the winner.
Forty-seven billiard rooms, bowline al
leys, drinking jaioons, and the like conln-
nuto to make Corry a moral c.ty, t'r which
privileiie the city councils decide that eaifr
institution of the cuuractur must put $19
into the public crtb.
A few missionaries would undoubtedly
find a rich Hold of labor ia that, moral (!v
city.
Tho Forest It 'public in has the tallowing
complimentary notice of a well known citi
zen of this place:
N. B. Smilny, Esq., of Petroleum Centre,
formerly connected with tho Venango
Citizen, favored lis with a call on Saturdiy
cveninj. lie is practising law at tiia r.n.
tre, and has ud'qited as his motto: "Let
ustico bn dono though the Heavens fall."
A Milwaukee lunatic rusbud into a ohurch
on a recent Sunday, airily uttired In one
boot and neck tie, and familiarly seized the
pastor by the throat. Some of the floek re-
kenU;d the rudeness and rescued the rever.
end man. f
The Superior Court has Uecldud, Inft case
before it, at Cincinnati, tbat a wife may
sue, precisely as a bfwband doee, for dam
ages Iroin any parly attempting te deprive
Oer of tho comfort and enjoyment of ber
husband's society. Tally one for tbe wo
man's rights cause.
In Now York, tho other night a wotrfsir
was found dead In bed, wbilo ber
husband was strotchod on a sofa lo tbelsame
fooin, dead drunk.
C, itrney bits a Urge lot of rcotch ! and
f.i'iido'i porter epeciall or femilj.use, by
the bottle or case
Goods warranted and prics lower than
ever offered la Petroleum Cool-e, at
Gaffnbt'0.
WAl L. P.trEtl
at Gmrrr.i Broh.
Universal, Monitor and Sherman Wring
ers, at Nicholson t Biackmon s.
lare for 1871 at
GmrpEi Bsos.
Vre defv Co-nptitlon in Buck
skin Gloves! We knuw what we say when
wo assert that we can and ds sftlt the best
of Buck skin Gloves cheaper ihan any other
phico in town. LAMMERS tt ALDEN,
ORIENTAL nOT BLAST t PARLOR
STOVES; are In such ureal demand that
Nicbolso.i A Biackmon cuunol supply the
home trade. ocSil.
7K'ra.
Just resolved fresh tub Oysters and shell
Clams at u uuchers. sepu.
Buv the "Red Hot" Saddle, manufactured
in Titusville expressly for the oil country
adapted1 to all kind ut wet'tier, at J. tk
Krona. af2-tf
Now Is the best timo to Itv In a winter
supply of hnrd coal. Codinuton A lrn
well are the men to buy from. June2dtt.
WALL. PAP U
at Gntpr; Bros.
Oysters by tbe quart at voucner .
All styles light harness, ciicaper than the
cheapest, made rrom nlutrat s oak stock, and
warranted, at J. R. Kon's.
Call and see the extenslou top Dictator
with reservoir, at Nicbolsen k Blackmon's,
agents for the same.
WALL. PAPKH
at Gatrrits Bros.
Tbe largest assortment of Parlor and
Cooking Stoves may be found at Nicholson
& Blackmon's.
Lad Ire Ovacer Saloon
Cp stairs over Voucher's Restaurant. Wash-
logton St.. Petroleum Centre, Pa. Ladies
are invited to call. ten; 28.
Oyster and Clam Stews, those old fash
ioned oties, at Voucher's.
A. 3. Smith bas just returned from the
East witb a large stock of 3!oes and the
latest styles of Opera Toe Lud les shoes.
ecio-lf.
Just received a large and well assorted
stock of shelf hardware at J. Rutherford's.
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CODINGTON
FURNISH ALL
At Very Lo
C-AXL, AT3D SEE
OLp S
Po'.rolonm Centre, Pa., Oa. Sl-tf.
"RAND
Masquerade
JHXDat
Sobel's Opera Ho
Thursday Ef, Dec u
W Masks .mwlDresga,,
boon exhibitioiiattEeim
tbe day of the Pall
Mew Firm.
New Goods
Oroorry andOikert
..J.'i1. J,rn,',? "t th J
. ii, .i.ii .v mo wain,. ut i, Mini,.,." '
ooia-Uttiix rretnlns a flncaniSJlJ '
GROCEUIL-SAPKOTISlo
IBAKEEY
Which t. constantly tar: logout ttr Eri
'aired to iinlt-r. Our nin.w Is iiuali lintel
triuia. t.u ana see ns.
rov. 10.tr Wsshtantflii !l, I'ttrolnmtki
MASK & AltnsTiM
Snceessori to II. H. Warnir,
WHOLESALE A.VD RETAIl
Flour & Peey
jvLercnants.
'PUS SnmorlS.rs haiiiif! touz'ittbe olditri
X 11 II. Wan ar, inland i-minnce Ihe la.
nod will m co alwuvt always on h n il t'n kt-i j
mnrnei nil..ri!.. w a alll to a W lll.'LKSAUi,
kc i .u iiiiuc ia lua iuiiuv,inr jircuuct-:
FJL.OFK,
JIAYnndGll
of all kim'i. We ai.o hsTC a ve: Urjt ru
15?" APPLE.8.
W Invite a sl aro of ruM's nitr ?. K
coii!ldni wee-Mi s: miistaciioa iu
'Jiininj in 'OOUS.
Ktiolcam Ccnt'c, Pa., Nut. I). IcTU.-if.
IL. Leggett,
Manufacturer and DmIcHd
Seed Bags,
Vn1 vo CimStiS;
..... j ' t.JI a-dFll
ofHlI kiuiikeiitc)nstaDtlTonbMU.c
FINE NEW HARNESS. DOUBLE
bl.NULr.,
on hand at reasonable ratoS.
P. C. Hcliiz': Pat. Seed-BMC
i nr state
FANCY AND nORSR tRbAKKTB a U T
iiiTAu'i'iri'.
-i - -
There Is no superior
VALVK CUP
MaiKtban lhaono maile In mr sh . ,
will be sold at. $1 per btimired or "
Siatn-St., below tbe JWCll"
'ctrolcum OnvmiruiJVl
CORNWB
GRADES OF
west Hates
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