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A LIBEit.lL mscuilvt
from marked prices on our
EXTE1S81VB STOCK OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Winter liitdcrwar,
Catton Made Clothing,
Sate and Caps,
AC., AC.,.
Tr tU next Thirty Days !
HeFARLAD,SHITII & Co.
Merchant Tailors !
L(Mr Block, TltncviUe.Pa.,
'etroleum Centre Daily Record.
fU Centre, Thnradav Dee. 15.
XAaUITAL, AND DCPAKTIBC OF
1 HAIRS OJt O. C. 4c A. U. K,
Oa and after Monday,' Nov. 28tb, 1ST0,
rain will run follows:
sortb o. fl. no. 3. ko. 1.
Leato irvioe. 12,01 p M. 5,10 p M
lv Oil City 7.00 a n. 2.55 p w. 7,50 p u
" PntCeo 7.40 3,39 8.30 "
" Thus v. 8.30 4,25 0.1".
Aftlve Corry, 10,09 " 6,57 "10,33"
OCTSJ. ' no, J. KO. 4. Ktl. C.
Laave Corry, 11,05 a m. 6,10 a u. 6,15 r .
" Titiuv. 12,40 r u. 7.35 " 7.52 t'
" P. Cen. 1,27 " 8.19 C',2 "
AtrireO. City 3,10 ' 8,02 9,20
' Irvine. 4,50 11.40
Qf Co. S and 6 ran on Sunday!
FREIGHT TRAILS NOiiTH.
Hole. No. ja. Rn.ll. Ho.13. Ro. (.
I OC. ,is a . 11.isa.h- in.fa . li.rx; ta s.io ra
ArP.C10.l0 l.oipn ,i5f. 4.40"
T1ta, H.14 A M. ii.40 ' l.s " ,15 " 6.1U '
FUKlQnT T3AK8 SO'JTL.
o. 10. Ho. ft No. l i No. It Ko. JO.
m Cor. 1 .yipa
ii,;.ooa.m .3n.. iossji?. h,i i. 4 s.v-u
"rV',8.00 0,40 ' liis p.m. is 40 ?m .0O"
ArOCW.K ' lu.34 " 1,SJ a,w J.(w "
f ill ntm aviA ntai.- " . . .... .
- - " "w. .ll.iF.lu vciitn. irt;,!ii, v.l
y t.ltl p. m.. Arrive at Petrolonm Contra 3.!') o.
. Lre Petrulenm Contr t 4,i0 i rtlvai
at Ll City 6,00 p. m. ...
1. 1, 1, 4, 4 nl J are cxprtM t.,t
Ho, it) it 1 tlironirh reomraodMioo. connect ' .
Wtnj for Kt ana North.
flrLTEB P4LACR HLKlEifl C.RS.
CHo. 4 Direet from PhllJdelnhls vi ,1'i-nt. ehAPTC.
ft. 8-l)irctto HhllaiJolphitKlthoiitchani;!!.
S 4 Direct from "ltub:irh ivfiuoat dliriirc.
tt-Dirvct to Pittsburgh ".tlat chonnu.
Monday, Not. i ISTu.
Sold at 1 p. ra., lllf
A man named T. W. Evans, ol Oi!;City,
was arrested at Corry day before j-e3torday,
by special detective McfTc-n. ;i on a c 'large
or stealing a watch and a sum ol mone? at
be former place.
Tbe Titusviiie Herald eirea tha follow
ing recapitulation of tbe oil reflniog busi
ness or tbat city:
Number of Reflneries,
Capaoity or ctillt, (this.) '
Ko. of bbls. that caa bo refined
erday,
Total amonat of tankage (bbls.)
Total value of vorL,
12
It, 155
2,656
$445,000
New Well. A net.-well was struck 00
the Jsicea Uooke.-.fn.rm, at Pitliolo, oa Moo
day last, w!oU '. at present yielding be
tween thirty and. fcrty barrels per day. It
, Is owned by Mr. X HasLell. Pitbole
Is looking up.
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Tbe wall recently struck on Pacbell Run,
- near Franklin, is at present yielding about
60 barrels per day of heavy oil.
The well on tbe J. 8. McCray farm, own
ed by Tbos. Frothinghatn, was completed
. yesterday and is btlng tubed' to-day pre
paratory to testing. 1
Tbe mud on tho street in front of our of
fice is now doep enough to float a canal
boat. A good sized dog in attempting to
cross, yesterday afternoon, sank out of sight
several times and came near drowning.
Tboro was a fair audience in attendance
at tbe theatre last evening. Tbe drama of
Tha Lancers was well performed aod gave
peneral aatisfaction. In tbe afterpiece, Mr;
J. W. Carner as Solon Sblngle kept tbe au
dieuofeia good tumor duAag tbe entire per.
furmance,
To-night will be produced tbe "Octo
roon; or, Life in Lonisiana,-ln wbicb Miss.
Virginia Howard will appear as Zoe the
Ootoroon, and Mr. S. K. Chester as Jacob
MoClosky, with the entire company in tho
'- Wa hcjfl t, tee a orcKdd tcuie
l''rt'tlorick Miller and hi wife were on
WrilnpodiiT Usl drought liefer" Jurlgo Miir
lin'tale ol Jersey City, charct'd wltn ti v i n
wrought Hie ruin of : num'r t( ymi
girls, wtio bnv hva nrresipl during tlie
wi'i'k. The couplp Kept a low den on
if 011 1 h KIglit sln'et, into w bicli tli"y rnticf
yoiiDj girl!, and, after koopiog them for a
time, triuintcr t!irn to the bagnlus of New
York, receiving a fixed prico for each one
Fivn girlt who had been thus enticed were
brought n wilnospc. It is rttimaled
l.ial within a year the Millers bare accom
plished the ruin of fitly girls who had pre
viously led virtuous live. Louisa Benncck
er, a ccurteean from New York, was nlo
arrested ou a'ctiarse ct hnviog been en
gaged with thene wretches in their nefa
rious work. Tho party was eont to the
Oouul.vy jai! to await the action of the Graud
Jury.
Nkw Jkwklry. Mfsnre. Isliam A Co ,
dealers in Jewelry. Spring street, Titusville
bave recently added largely to their stock of
One jewelry, diamonds, gnlJ and silver
watcbis. silver plated ware, uud now have
the largest stock of tbnt kind in the oil re
gions, which they are offering to the peopia
at prices that defy competition. Tbey also
have a lare itock ot gilt for the holi
days, navinfc been intimately acquainted
with this firm for over live years,
we take pleasure la recommending tbem as
being fair dealers, and can testify to the
fact that every article sold by them is just
what it is represented to be. See their ad
vertisement and special notices in another
colomu.
Dis -
A correspondent writing to the Erie
patch speaks of tho article in regard to
CoaljOil Johnny, ard the connection f
Setb Slocum '.herewith, lollows:
While, in the main, the points so inter
estinjiy colored by the corrtspon lent, at
ti-e expense of the characters of Ml parties
concerned, may ba based upon (acts, it is
very certalu that taVre is no truth in the
description of Seth Slocum's death, lie
was not at the time ioe-ircerate 1 In jail.
fo? the lack of one hundred dollars' bil,
:c.,'.tut died at Lome, surrounded by lov
I113 parents, family end friends.
A lad named William Miller was ran over
by the cars, at Tittisvllle, day belore yester
day, end fatally injured.
Do not forget the social party at tbe new
ball, opposite the Rochester House, this
evening. A-good time may be expected.
Corry and Tittisvilld aie discussing a pro.
ject for a pipe line between those places.
Corry wants it and Titusviiie soys it can't
be done.
Tidiouters are trjing
believe tbey had on
weet:.
to make people
earthquake last
Tbe Downer Oil Works at Corry caught
firs early Monday morninj. Tbe entire
damage will not exceed $600.
''wo wee 'is from next Tuesday tbe legis
lature will meet. Next Tuesday tbe elec
tion occurs in tbe Cist senatorial District,
which will decide tbe political complexion
of the State Senate.
The mud crop in Corry promises well.
Tbe streets aro not very wide, but then tbey
make up for It in depth.
Tbe bee keepers of Pennsylvania will bold
a State Convention in Meadville on Wed
nesday, Jauuary 11, 1871, tbe object ol the
meeting Is to organize a permanent State
association and to encourage a largo atteod
ance at tbe American convention at Cincin
nati. Sensible lior. The other day a chap
tied a baodsled to the rear end of tbe last
car of a railroad train on tbe Cross Cut
Road, at Mayville, placed bis trunk on the
same, aod himself on the top of tbe trunk.
After a journey of twenty rods be picked
himself up in an adjoining field, tbe con
tents of bis trunk from off tbe tops of barns
and trees, and remarked, "dnroed if I
hadn't rather foot It any time tban travel on
tbnie pesky kecrs."
JI'Fooling witb a boss-pistol" is what a
rooer in Uiica aaid was tbe matter witb
a recent corpse.
At Huron, Ohio, while t father wus
tbrashiug bis sod, tbe shed fell in and broko
tbe old man's shoulder.
A Cedar Falls bridegroom ate too liberal
ly at bis wedding supper, aod bad bia sleep
disturbed by a oigbt-mare. ' He d roamed
tqal ho was cbainud to a log placed 00 a
railway track. He tugged aud pulled and
twisted to free himself before tbe train ap
proached, but was unrticcetsJ'ul until tbe
train dashed up when be was lifted up by
the sow catcber, and awoUe to find himself
lying on tba floor;, bis wile standing over
bim brandishing a cbair and demanding to
know why be bad pulled bcr out ol bed by
the leg.
The wetttui'r is cold aud ctoerlca tc-da?.
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lAitest ami Most Important
London, Dec. 15.
The French aro retreating before 1'iiuce
Frederick Charles near Henucny.
Berlin, Dec. 13.
The Q teen has receive,! the following
dixpilcb Irom Knit Wiiliam:
General Headquarters, Tuesday, Dec,
13. After four d'l' UVutinii a lunnd Be.ni
ffenv tbe French have retreated to Idol
and Tours. Their loss was severe. Many
deserters come loto our Hues here aud at
Kouen.
Signed, William.
London, Dec. 153 p. m.
Pboaburg, a srrongbold In the VoSiies,
the s;ege of which was commenced soon
arier the batile of Worth, has surrendered
unconditionally.
Tbe Prussian, troops marched into tbe
place to-day.
Bordeaux, Dec. 13.
The following News is official: Garul-et-ta
writes to tbe Government unJor tbe date
oftholUh: ''I have returned to Touts,
luring left Geo. Cbanzy yesterday continu
ing bia efforts fi r a mccessftildefeuce of
the line of tbe Loire. I tbiuk tbe situation
Is good. I may go to Uourges to see what
can be done with tbe second army.'
It is reported at Bordeux that General
Bourbakl repulsed tbe Prussians yester
day. London, Dec. 12. -German
lotteries cotnmaud every part of
ran.
Notre
Njij iheS
Paris. C
Dame presents as fair a target as
did theStraitburg Cathedral.
he opening of the bombardment is fixed
for December 19th, 10 p. ui.
A rumor is received of lighting at Laon
to-day. -i
A correspondent of the army ol the Loire,
on the 10th, say.
Frederick Charles has been repulsed with
severe loss
Havre, Dec. 12. via. London, 13.
Tbe Prusnians are in force at Benziville,
sixteen tu ilea I Mm the city.
Havre is defended by a large force and
300 guns manned by marine. Tbe popula
tion are eager fur a fight.
Tbo Prussians threatening Ilonfleur bave
been repelled by the troops Irom this city
who now occupy Pontevique.
Here is Fun's epigram 00 tbe statue
of George Peabody in Loudon:
To blow bot aud blow cold in a couple of
days
Isoneof the world's greatest failings!
While alive he was always environod
witb pra!e,
But now be'j surrounded with rail-
logs.
"Mamma, cau a door mieak?" "Cer
tainly not, my dear." "Then why did you
tell Anne Ibis morning to answer the door."
"It is time for you to go to school, my
dear."
M. S. Simmons is at ptesent receiving a
large and varied assottrntnt of holiday
goods, both usvful and ornamental. It is
worth one's while to drop irito bis store
aod take a look at bin exteusivr stock. Mr.
S. will please accept our thanks fur the gift
of .one of Leroy W. Fan-child's elegant gold
pens and bolder, tor wbicb be is tlie agent,
It is the finest gold pen in tbe market, and
should bo used by every business muu. Call
in to Simmons' and examine his s;ock.
The inquest on Ada Jones, found mur
dered at ilerapbis on Sunday, ws resumed
on Monday morning. When Van Roberts
ner irter.u ana accused murderer, was
brought Into tbe room, be was much exciud
and stooped down and kised ber corpse.
The jury returned a verdict that "Deceased
came to ber death Irom ptstul shots at tbe
hands ol Roberts, whose ptHol was found
nearbor." J. H. Savage and Pat Sullivan
were committed as accomplices. Roberts
resides six mites from Memphis, and has a
wile and three children.
The silver mines near Sail Lake are draw.
ing great n urn tiers of people tbere. It Is
ol aimed tbat Ibero will be ten thousand
Gentiles in tbe city and mines tbere about
next seiison. Three emeltintr furnaces are
being built.
gA.NOTHKE New Coach Yesterday
another new passenger coach was put on
(he O C A A. R. Railroad, making the
eltihth of the new "series." It has even a
more elegant finish tbsn the preceeding
ones, aod is one of the finest turned out by
tne manuiactory at Wilmington, Del. The
cost or these coaches ie $5,000 each. Her
ald. Best Refined Oil 20 cents per gallon, at
dacia-tf. J. RmHKBPQKD'B.
Oyster and Clam Slaiea. 1 ,... i.i r..v
loucd ooes, at Voucher's,
Bt Reflevd Oil 20 cents per gallon, at
,1 lT?ttSntD'
L'MMtl Notice.
8. iW. lN'tK'llSill v vo.. at
Park Ko, New Voik, ami dm. V. Howell A Oo
Adtertialiig Agent, urn the ol kBbi fnf the IX
trnleum Centre. Pill.T ltrooao In thai diy. Ad.
vol ti mi 9 In tl.at city are rnaesli4 to lav tbutr
favors with either of tiio glove bntuea
Try tbe celebrated True Fit, tibirt aurte
to order and mid only by
Mi'FAiiiANn, Smitii & On ,
Gents Furnishing Kiuporintn, I. usee HloOfc
'J llusville, ra.
Bronzes, Opera Glaeses, French Cloaks,
I' aus, riue London leather goody, a I
iHtuu'ii. Tilusvtlla.
At Ikuam's, Trri-HVii.i.a Ltdlet stem
winding Watches ul nearly all flrst-class
maker. doc8-1w.
THE
'Semper Idem, Arlington,
rtowport, Album,
Kob Kot Mars,
Derhv, Otlental,
kureka"
Paper Collars sold by
Mi Kari.asd, Shitd & Co..
Gents Furnishing Kmpor um.'Leoee Block,
d.cli'-tf. Titusviiie, fa.
Solid silver goods
presents, at
In cases suitable for
Ishah'h,
Tnusv-ille.
Millers ('ongh Honey, bent In town. For
ale at Gitirraa Bros,
Tbe Lntett Ni veliie in Lap Robes,
Traveling Bag, Driving Gloves, Rubber
Over Coats, Cape and Leggina, by
McFari.and, t-MlTH A. Co.,
Gent Furnishing Emporium, Losee Block
Titusv.lle, fa.
Tha -London Wide Kuil, I'aiis Wld
Emi, Cluti House, and Ir vitic" Tie, (just
out), told by
M-Farlsd. Smith A Co..
Gents Furnishing Emporium, (Losee Block)
1 tiiwviiie, ra.
For Ball. Social. Meeting", Ac, the ball
oppimiie the lti.clii strr Home andoviru
arner's Hour and feed store. Apply to
nov. 3u-lr.
II. Waknik.
At Ikiiam'h, Titi mvillk. Gent's Watch
es. A foil line of American Watches, In
eluding llowaid Nickel uiuvemeut.
Unrivaled inducements offered in Men's
boys audyoutli:' Iteady-M ule Clothing, by
M..C... . . .. .1.
Clothier. Los e Block, Tituevillu, Pa.
ORIENTAL HOT BLAST l PARLOR
STOVES; are in such great demand that
NicliulMui Ji Biackmon cannot supply the
home tiuilo. . oc6tl.
Tbe largest amortuient of Parldr and
Cooking Stoves may be luund at Ntcbolnou
iiiackuion .
The "l'iicilic, Camiiria. Crown Piince,
Paris', Cravat, nnd London How, mid by
4h ! AKLAM). SMiril A to.
Gents Furnishing Emporium, TiK'sville, Pa
Ws del y Competition in Buck
skill G.uves! We know what in any when
we HB.ert that we can ani do roll the beet
ul Buck i-kin Gloves cheaper than any other
place in town. I.AM.MtllS A AUffcN,
WALL PAPt.U
at Gripfkh Bros.
The "Vernon Scarf, Royal Scarf. Windsor
Cravat, aud Lotlimr How,'1 si. Id by
McI'arlami, Smitd A Co .
Gents Furnishing Emporium, (Losee Block)
iiiipvui.', i a.
Oystets by the qtiait i voucnem.
All styles light harness, clieuper than tbe
cneapest, made irom Moll.il s Oik stock, aud
warranted, at J. H. Kron a.
Try the Patent Pantaloon Drawer.
Shield Undershirt. Buy Stale Suspender.
(jiiKt introduced.) Russian Bruce, Guyot
uraces, anu uussian uuuie, sold liy
Me Fa 11 lank. Smith A Co..
Gents Fnrnisliing Emporium, Tit'isville. P
Having added to my lig si ,ek. I am
now ready to supply fccotch Whisky, Jamai
ea Kum and all other imported goods at
New York prices. .
nov!2 tf- Owkx Gafp.vkt.
Miller's Campbu
market, at
Ice, the best In tbe
Ghipfkh Bros.
novl9-lm.
Miller's unrivalled
warranted at
Worm Confections,
Giuppkh Bros.
Diaxlea tor 1K71 ul
Onrrries Brob.
CODI3MGTOIM
FURNISH ALL
At Very Lo
CALL SEE
OLD S
Try tha "You Bel" Ps iTf 1 ff ,7
eu .or comrort and ianee ; ; "
Puner Cuff ever inaniilu.,i..,.i ' .
Grnt.F,n..l,,tgJ.u,1,li;,:TI'
Tlliisvllle, I's,
BIHDs. rue tx st Kinging and rk.
Canary bird. In the oil 1'?
ov7-tf. j, w. Bfi.VTTT'a
Nlcholsm Bl.clncn tre wU r .
Ilig Stoves wllb iroa Wuie ai t. lti 1"
Call and see them. d'eio
Call at Nicholson A UluLkmoj .(i 1
J Cooking Stove wi, iri.n wariVtt
GnTney has a large lot ., rnlchole.i
Mr, Simmon! hkm iut a.i.....j
York with a yen, l.p. . " L mAe
G.K,d.-a richer ,d more exte0;.,r
never ha been exhibited to the cilia... .
Oil Creek. Ladies Toilet Su 'wr .n,'
Deska Dressing Case. Dolls, Gamea clii'
dren. Toy lo a. large MyTt
found In city stores. It is well worth ,
If yon don't wish to buy. Thi. woiu
certainly never wu ... .
and rlchnes. He al hV.Tl.rge , J
'of Leroy W. Fairchild's Celeb. a.ed G. ,J
'"" "PP'opnaw lor Holiday nrr.
eot. Visit Simmons' for . halfbout.
amusement, before you make Tout ..
cbaae. j r
Best Refined Oil 20 cent. p..r gioni
J RlTIIERrMlD,(,
Derrick btovea at "
Numioi.son A Hi.citox'i,
. -uir. uysieraaiouu
I p stair over Voucher' Reslaurant. Wh.
111. Inn Sit PuBni.. .. - 4
are invited In call. ?
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N K W A D V K UT ISKM E.N Tjf.
Sobel's Opera House !
New York Theatre
Proprietor A Matianar. JAS. F. SIlflRRT
Stage Manager, - S. K. flilSll-K
Leader ot Hand. FRANK MU.NTF0 ill
Leader ol Orchestra, C. A. Z1.WM L'UUiN
Sixth Annual Tour!
Fourth Night of tho Great
Company.
Thursday Eve'g, Dec. i'u
Oa which occasion will be produced for tha
first lime in nil placo, the grt-il eowilW-
al arama, vulllleu
THE OCTOROON
Or, LIFE IN LOUISIANA.
The Whole to conclude with
Laughable Farce. .
Admlaalmi r.rpeu Brryei " V
1ST Tiokei for sale during ih
tbo Coutrul House nnd McUiokkx k
.....1. .. ......r tOOl!" I
uoor opsn al 1 o cioca, in.
at8o'eliKli.
JOHN M. SHERRY, A"-
GRADES OF
west Rates.
V0H
THEM AT
TA1MD,