a liberal; discoiixt from marked prices on onr EXTENSIVE STOCK OF READY-MADE CLOTHING Winter Underwear, Custom Made Clotmtaf, Hats and Caps, AC, &Ct For'the next Thirty Days I KIcFAItLAND, SMITH & Co Merchant Tailors ! Low Block, Tlto.wH.e),Pa., ' etroleum Centre Daily Record -"a, Ventre 'Wednesday ma? lo. AHHtViL AND DEPBATUCH OF TRAINS ON O. C. A. R. R, On and after Monday, Not. 28tb, 1870, traloa will rue a follow: otb no. 6. ho. 3. no. 1. Leave Irvine. 1 J,01 r u. fl, 10 p a Leave Oil Clly 7,00 a m. 2,66 p a. 7,80 p u , PetXeu 7.40 3,811 8,30 " " Tllinr. 8..H0 4.26 " 9,J Arrive Curry, 10,00 6,67 " 10,38 " tOOTH. KO,l . MO. 4. NO. 8. Leave Corrv, 11,05 an. 6 .10 a a. 6.16 p u " Tltuev. 1J.40 p n. 7,35 7,6 ' " P. Con. 1,27 " .8.19 8.42 Arrive O. City 2,10 8,03 " 8,20 " Irvine. 4,60 " 11.40. tW No. 6 and 6 run no Suoday. FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH. i .?0-., Nn.15. Wo . MS " l.'.a. 1.a.b. 6,30 AH II lu ra ArP.C 10,10 l,va M,lftra.S,l- 4,40 VAl-V;'.4 ""' Mi " , a,wM At. CorLIt ra. FREIGHT TKAINR SOUTH. Wo. 10. Wo. a No. IB. Wo. 14 Ke SO. Le Cor. iMru LeTI, S.M aa M0 a. 10, as ..a. 11.14 Aa. :ton ArOClO.M 101 i,aj .4 j,00 u t.go .i r.!H1.?i3' nd Pstw'eum Centre freight, lean oil y?,0 P- m , arrive at I'tjtrulaniu Centre ,20 p. s-.Mrsrrroop?mBUnu',,4op " tni,M t 8 1 4, 4 and are express train. Ho, Wlti throoiib acaoavmodatioa, connect at Ciriy for JUal aad NoTthT . ""aa PAMoa sureprao u. E-" Croot ttom fhUndnliitila wtUioot change. H. f-rNract to Philadelphia wllhfiut clung: S i-Dlnet htm Pltubnrvk withoat f Jiang. Gold at 1 p. n., 111! On Tburaday lait while several men were engaged lo patting a "burner," a new pat ent explosive for oil well, in the Or ton well, eo tbe Metropolitan tract, Cberrytree Run, a premature explosion occurred before toe burner bad got to tbe required depth So great wai the fore of tbe eiploaloo.thst bout four hundred feet of easing was thrown from tbe well tbe oppor end going upwards of Bfty (set above the top of tbe derrick, and dropping back Into tbe well Tbe easing on its upward oourse struck tbe pulley block and pulley which tell to tbe derrick floor but a short distance from where Mr. Orion was standing. Bad It truck him be would undoubtedly have beau Instantly killed. Several of tbe workman engaged at the well net with narrow escape but fortu nately no one was Injured. Tbe well is el. feetuallv plugged for tbe time being but ef forts are being mad lo clean it out which will no doubt prove successful. t ' " " Tbe Tllusvlile Herald's monthly petrole am report for April appeared this morales. The average dally production Is placed at 13,308 barr.la, Katrlna Hans, 1 vlsb I vaa In heaven. Hans I visb I vaa in Christie's drug btore, mlt his lee cool Soda Vater. Katrlna O by sufel you always vaoU ta be mlt de beat blaoe. Oil (natnamua tr w.r T t l are about to sink a well oo the 4. B. Kerr arm, jourett rtuo Tbe Meadville Renublieaa waa saves yeera.old on Monday, and the editor speaks very encouragingly of tbe future before The Republican I a good paper, will edi ted and deserving a liberal patronage from the oltMens ol Meadville. Mr. John Walts, of Uotiaeviltau ehiu walking Irpm Oil Citron the railroad track eo HaiuMaf olgat lW tU thtooga a r'i and ucut at 18- Venaxoo Cooxtt Republican Nomina- tiomr. The primary elections of this couo ry look place oo Saturday last, aad tbe re turn judges met at Franklin yesterday, anil canvassed tbe votes, which were as fol lows: ASSEMBLY. J. D.JMcJiioklo S. B. Myers 1,416 1,123 1,631 ' 1,452 1,196 1,088 1,295 1,203 836 3C5 ASSOCIATE JCDOE. R. S. McCormtck, (no opposition) COVSTY TREASURER. N. D. Riddle Fid Bishop sheriff. C. S. Mark,' no opposition, DISTRICT ATTORNEY. James H. Smith, no oppualtioo, COPSTT C01IM188IOXICR. Tames P. Riddle, no opposition, COUNTY AUDITOR. W. R. Glllilaud, noopposllioo, CORONER. J. S. llooten, no opposition, At meeting of tue stockholders of tbe Pitbule Valley Railroad company held at l'itbole oa the 1st lost., tbe following bfflotrs were elected for tbe ensuing year: President A. H. Steele. Superintended Jas. T. Blair. Treasurer Jno. A Dale. Secretary C. Day Tbe following are tbe names ot tbe Di rectors chosen. J. G. Dale, S. L. M. Barlow, C. Day, David Jones, Samuel Rea, J. M. Woods. An adjourned meeting ol the s lockbolders or tble Road look place at Pittsburgh on Tuesday. - ' We team that the Tltusvllle Herald Is lo be enlarged in short time to tbe size of tbe Pittsburgh Commercial, whicn will make it one of the largest papers la tbe State. This Is a good evidenoe of tbe pros perity of that paper, and proves conclusive, ly that Ibe efforts of Messrs. Bloss Bros. A Cogswell-to sustain flrst-lass journal are appreciated by the citirens ol Tiltiaville. Operations on Scribobass. Last week Jonathan Watson, Esq., of Titusville, leas ed from R. Keunerdell and McKee, on Scrubgrass and vicinity between 1,200 and 1,400 acres of land. This land is lo be test ed at once. Four new well wilt be put down Immediately on d'ftYrent portions ol tbe lesse, and tbe result wiil be looked for with considerable interest by oil men. Mr. Watson may be very properly styled tbe cbamploo oil operator. He has had drilled and beeu Interested in about 2,0i0 wells, andbas now between forty aad Mtv wells In operation. East Brady Independent. Tbe Meadville Republican saya: Tbe test well at tbe bead ol North street continues. to give better indications every day. Tbe continued flow of gas and n very strong smell of erode la making all ooaowrn ed vory sanguine. Tbe prospect are cer tainly flattering. Scbonblnm, next door to tbe Ricoira O' flee,, I always looking lo tbe want ef bis castomers. To-day be I reoetvlng large assortment of Crockery, of tbe latest pal, tern and most exquisite and beautiful de signs. Tbat jolly good fellow, Mr. Ambrose Weaver, I always on hand to wait oo custo mers. Call In and examine the new slock of Crockery. The wet is on the Columbia farm, which were shutdown recently oo account of tbe damage done to tbe large boiler by Ore, are gala In running order. Monroe Bru.. formerly In the nalntlns ooiines in tnts place, nave established themselves in tbe same business at Union Mill. A wo pew wens weie airuct on unuroo Ruo, on Monday, one yielding thirty bar rels per day, and tbe other olalmed to be pumplog tour to Ave barrel per hour at tarliogj " Among those burned out by tbe late Ore at Fagunda was our former townsman, Mr. E.J.Ross, who kept a grocery store aod bakery. His lot; was $2,000. Insured for 9500. Two circuses exhibit at Jamestown, N. T., on Friday. Tbe Oil City boat olub contemplate hav ing a beat race n about two weeks. Fuo for tbe boy. Tbe Titusville Courier' monthly petro leum report which appeared yesterday mortilng foots up tbe dally production ol tbe oil region for the month of April at 14,18ft barrel s, and tbe number ef wells pioduoiog at Z.T94. A Utile son. of Wio, Halderman, ofOli Ci'y, wbll attending tbe elroita at tbat place en Friday afternoon, accidentally fell Rom tbe seats aid bcoks hi arm. a Natural Lobrlratlnn; oil Liable to C .mbuallou. Agent for West Virginia Lubricating Oils, And large manufacturing corporations who object to using tbeir oils, on account ot loaurauce companies charging higher rales of insurance on account ot liability lo com bustion. This I a mistake. While what Is knowo as mixed oils, manufactured from receipt knowo only to the possessor, may be liable 10 spontaneous combustion, natur. al lubricating oils are not. A oase ot lb Is kind was brought to a test In Philadelphia recently, by a prominent chemist before tbe representative of sever al Insurance companies. Different kinds ol lubricators were thoroughly tested, cotton wasre being saturated with ich and expo' ed to the extreme beat of a July sun. Some of tbe oil burued and smoked, while others simply waruied, but the Natural Lubri cating Oils were as cool aa when poured on. This, we think, should be convincing, but It i hard to overcome a long established prejudice. About forty-three places of business and dwellings were destroyed by tbe Are at Fa gundaa, on Sunday afternoon last. Tbe Ure started from a detective (stove pipe in Jacques building, and was not discovered till It bad made considerable headway. All tbe good taken from buildings and piled In the streets, were afterwards de stroyed by tbe flames. Tbe place looks very desolate Irom the effects ot tbe de vouring raid, but several ol tbe business men bad already commenced hauling lum ber yesterday, and to-day building, opera tions will be actively resumed. Fagundas City was a live "oil town," and will speedily recover from this disastrous visita tion. The Oil City correspondent of tbe TIo nesta Kepublicao says: I heard it said two weeks ago tbat there wasn't a good hotel In Oil City. It cannot now besiid tbe truth, for Ibe "Duncan House" has passed Into the bands of Messrs. Cross & McOtnber (long and fav orably known as tbe proprietors of tbe Cen tral House at Tet. Centre,) aud tbey are making It a first class bou lo every re spect. Tbe Titusville Courier is afflicted with a Rouaerllo correspondent called "Vldi." Tbe editor says lie has had tbe small pm, tricbinia and itcb, but nothing tbat afflict ed bim so much as this Rouseville thing. He paid him a axall sum lo start, aud would pay a large sum lo shut blm off Here is our sympathy. Meadville Republi can. In calling attention to tbe cbauge of pro- prlelorsblp of Ibe Duncan House, at Oil City, tbe Titusville Herald says that bouae wilt be under the charge of Mr. McOmber, and pays bim and Mr. Cross a deserved com pliment on tbeir success aa hotel keepers, In which tbe Herald is right, Tbe Venango county poor Louse will soon be completed. - A new lodge of Good Templar wsa In stituted at Oil City, oo Saturday nigbt last. Real estate Is said lo be Increasing rapid, ly in value at Oil City. Tbe ways of Provldenoe are iiiorulible A man In Iowa refused to take his paper from Ike post office, when owing three years subscription, and the next day he was! kicked lo death by a horse. Hon. G. A. Grow has been compelled ou account of Ill-health, lo close bis .business In Philadelphia, and has again taken up his residence at Glenwood, Susquehanna oeunty. An emphatic illustration of 'Impersonal jouroallsm"eomi lo u from neighboring county An editor ealls a brother quill a 'hoary beaded old psalm singing hypocrite" and follows up this gratuitous Illustration by saying tbat 'he would not hesitate lo steal tbe crutches of a poor crippled soldier for firewood." Having added lo my large stock. I am now ready to supply Scoton Whisky, Jamal o Rum and all other Imported good at New York price. oovll-tr- Owen Gapfnet. White and colored Shirts made to order, and lit guaranteed, or no sale, at A. ALDEN'S, m21. Jamestown Clothing Store. Light, Draband Black Hat and Caps, at A. ALDEN'S JameBtown Store. Another invoice of Silk Hats, at A. ALDEN'S. FREERING COLD SODA WATER at GRIFFES BROS. VICHETAND KISSENGEN WATERS e-o draught at GXlFlfiiS BROS. Loral JYotlce. 8. M. Pettcnsjlll St Co. at Park How, New York, and Oeo. P. Me well Co Advertising Agents, are the sol agent for the P, troleum Centre Daily Kacoao In that city. Ad vertisers In that city are raqnratei to leave tadr la vora with either of tne above houses Nilsson Ice Cream Parlor uext doot to Opera House. Petroleum Centre, Pa. If vou want delicious Ice Cream go to tbe Nilsson Cream Parlor, next door to Opera House. ms.tr. inunbujii vudidv lUlt nintl ROCK WATERS fresh from the springs at GKlr r b.8 MtUd. Beautiful, new and nobby style Hat at B A. AlilU'S, Measures taken, and Clothing made lo order, at A. Abuupra, Jamestown Clothing Store. Wall Paper In every style at Griffeb Bros. CONGUKSS, EMPIRE ADN HIGH ROCK WATERS lrsb from the springs at GRIFFE3 BROS. 8" Tea Servers for sale at Niuuolson & Blacemon'b. Onir.NTAL Patrnt Men' Gaitrrs. These Gaiters are Seal Skin, patent tops. add make a beautiful dress for tbe feet. I am sole agent lor Petroleum Centre and vicinity. A. S. SMITH FREEZING COLD SODA WATER at 8 GRIKFES BROS. Satin Floisb Wall Paper at all GmrxES Bros. Latest stj ltt of Ladles Opera Toes Sbo (S nest quality ana low prices, received to-iey A. S. SMITH'S Boot aod Shoe Store. The finest assortment ol Children's Shoes ever brought to the oil region, at A. S. SMITH'S Boot aod Sh oe Stote. Hanging Ratketa for sale at NICHOLSON E OLACKMON 8. Spring Orer Coats, at A. ALDEN-S. New Spring Hats at mStt. A. ALDEN'S Jamestown Store. Gold Tinted Wall Paper at Grippes Bros. Best Spring style goods received to-day, at A. S. SMITH'S mSO-t f Boot and Shoe S tore.. NILSSON! Now ready to furnisfs all with Delicious Ice Cream AND SODA WATER of any desired flavor, at the old relia ble stand of J. W. BEATTY, Second door from Opera House, PETROLEUM CENTRE, PA. m9.tr. QfcNTKAL, HOUSE, PBTKOLXUM CKNTHB, FA., AND DUNCAN HOUSE, OIL CITT, PA Nw Ou Cwkk Allegheny Invar Railway Depot marlS tt CROMtt McOXBEEt. Prop' r WAIT Ac PUUH, Hst boaght out the LAGER BEER NTAND ! OF J. II. IJCOSHAC8BR, On Washington Street They will make It a p Int to pay panlculai attention to tbe warn of their enf lomeis and will keep FKK8II LAOttR and AIM always on tap. Drop In and see a In oar new quarters. Ht DlMolntloa Notice. The Co -partnership heretofore existing tetwtea RHOWN MAKWOGB, Maehlaleta and Boiler Makers, l this dsy dissolved by mutual consent All ccunnta due the late Arn. ahoold be paid to L H. Biown, and all hills against tlx flrnj will be settled by him- Tno business will be eontineeJ by Mr. Brown. LBBRoWN. H. stAKWOOD. Petroleum Centre, May 1, 1871. St WAR DECLARED On High Prices! t tha Old Bland of J. 8. Pratber, MAIN STREET, by tbe new Arm, M. V. B. F I S H E R, Who Intends keeping ap a heavy stock of GROCERIES & PROVISIONS FLOUR, FRCIT, VEGETABLES, and In fsct every kind of good ninally kept In well appointed GROCERY STORE. 1 bsTe a tenet aa the road and will deliver Goods rilEB OF CHARGE. W All I ask I a nilr trial and an esamlnatlos of my stock. Give me a call. M V. B. FISH Ex retrlenmCeatTS, r, Jnly 20-t Removal. M. GREETHLb' READY-MADE CLOTHING EST An LISHMENT. B" HAPCchanged Base, andlwill now be ftmnd .f 1 S. MICHELS' OLDJ5TAND, next door to Akeri's Hall, on Washington Sir-. I have pat In a arg stork, o NEW nTim?"- mjits; walking sun; cnukkcuV?,?,1? of all kind , Splendid ," "hiS'1" P'2" ""rtment or Haady-ade IOW aJTI wWoh Is marked dow'n lower than gooaaJaw !2 bean sold at la Um Ol Heginn. Ttaanklnr yr.nnrons enstnnura tm m. patronage at my old stan.i. 1 hope th.ylwlll Una thslr favors GIVE ME A CALL. ,on- "" M- GHKENTHAL. ISHAM & CO, Titusville, pa. ft O A o -p CD Pi H NEW AND BEAUTIFUL Sl'YLES OF Watches ani Jewelry, (American, Eng Ish and 8wIh make.) Sterling Silver Ware, Silver Plated Ware, Of all grailca, nnlqae designs In DIL. VBK, especially adapted foi presents S0L1I) OOLD CUAIMS, JJCVVKLHY, PISTHILs, KKVOLVFR8, FISHING TACKLR, BBAL RINGS c, ce. Partlcnlar attention given to rrpslr ing fine watches and Jewelry b a comnet.nt workman. Th firm have also a store at TI TUS VII, LK, Spring strest. RRMRMBEK THE PLACB, fentre street, next diwr went of the P. A A. Telegraph OSce, Oil City, Pa DIAMONDS 5 P ef i CD T. M'Donald. LIVERY, FEED & SALE STABLES ! A I the Depot, opposite the Central House, PETROLEUM CENTRE PA I Mil best Stock of DRIVING AND KADDLV . HOUSES on the Creek, are to be found at M'Donald'i Iilvery. CAHRIA6ES CUTTERS TO U LET AT ALL TIMES. HORSES FED cV ROAIIDEM on Heaannshle Terms TKAMINO of all Mrd irnmpt y ariendt-d to AUn. connected with tie .Ivcry sinble It 1 HI? A H Pnrlles In twant of Rf C KliOAIITlM na Will. ONH of a I kind., will do veil to c ill n me, as I have the ecenuy fur om.of thebist nianntscliirbe' tn the countrv. and will aell a. rhmn m thv can be hid at ibe manufactories. ,f oiv. uie a cmIU b-. . T "'DONALD. Petrolanm Centre, Feb. Ktb, 1K7I. FISIIKK & IVOItltIS, GENERAL MACHINISTS id Dealsra la all kinds of WELL TOOLS Ac FIXTURES Necesaary Irr patting down and ossrstlng OIF ells. In conneetlon with onr MACliiNK HUOP a haves large and convenient BLACKSMITH SHOP. celled by any Shop la tbe Oil Regiona. Stop- air-t,oppoiiU McCUntock "cntir ym FISHER 4NOB5I8 The ExceMor 63 Wllllam-Sf.. NEW YORK. POLICIES AT OPTION OF HOLDER) CONVERTIBLE INTO ANNUITY BONDS. TBos orovldlai for old age. rOUCT HOLDER PAKTICIPATB IN Ph FITS. POLICIES KON-FOKFEmNG. DAVIS Ac FOSTER, Amgswavl A ami ft, Vtmnklln ftV HORATIO HASKELL, Special AR.nt novWJ. ptallarthla V Erto B. R WINTER T1MKSTABLE. Ob snd'.fter Monaey. Dec. Sth, 'f10-. ',he"?1"' on the Philadelphia Brie Rallroal will run a VI1V VTB WnTWARVI Wall Train leaves Phlladriphlai " " leavea Oorry,. " arrives at Brie, Erl. Expr. leavea Pblladelpbia, M lnavmGorrv. D,M ' S.oopm T,40pm jSAUpm . nana' " arrives at Brie. .SiinT Warren Accommodailon leavea WsrroBv T4oa m Uhm 4'nrrv. 10,011 a m 11,45 a m 0.(10 a m jo.45 a ni ejsosm 9,00 p 10,40 paw M"P j.srtnm - arrlvea at Eric, VA.TteASDd Mali WTlln leaves Erie, 4 arr1vM. nl IMitladelnhW Hves-corryr it Phil Erie I Expr. lev t Erth; leaves torrv, ! . i.ln. a Krift rr nrruu aiw"""'"'" K,05p' arrives at Warreet iPPn ." . v..fc anel "Ixprss,MslI ana A'?, wiTho."d trsl" West, connect Corry. al . and "'y.SrSZ.. W- nallroad. wtlh .wu CTeea BALBWiN.
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