PfVolrum Centre Daily Record.'
Feft Centre. Tkarseliir. toher H6
AKRtTL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINVO!: O. C A. R. R.
On nl after Sunday, Au. 11tb, 1871,
tiains will run as followa;
NORTH No. &. NO. S NO. 1.
Leave Irvine 12.45 r M. S.lln p M
Leave Oil City 6.00 m. 3.20 P M. 7.40 P at
P-I.Cpd .?A- 3.M .Zl '
" Ti"i. 7..C) .45 " 9 10
. rr v.. i '..-rt, s 6A fl. H 10.32 "
sf . ... vi. 4. NO fl
- -v "Hi. 1 m M (i.!5 A t fi.oU r X
'n-'v 4S r 7.42 ' 7.40
' !. On I.'8 H.'iH ' too "
ii'iImO Cit 2.10 " 9.10 " 0.16 "
' Ir-'-e. ' 40 " 12.01 "
m'o. 6 and o r in on Sunday.
FKEIUlir THAI'S N'.llfTli
" . in. No. 13. No. II. No. 15. Ho. 9.
LefK. n 1a m. 1.,ia.ii. u.&oa.a, fifoA
ArP.C10.S ' 1,'!5p 12.81PM. 8.-JS
Tltn, 11.H7 M. S.4.1 ' ,(J0 " U,65 "
ArUurliO pv
FREIGHT TRAILS 80TJTIL
No. 10. No. 8. ro. 1. No. 14. Vo. 20
J. f'-.r. 1,10pm
J eTi, 6.15 a.m S,.".1.m. .10r.M. II.SSam. M Supm
' l't'.U.lP ' IOCS 8,611P.M. 1 WPM 4.30 "
i iC " :i,oo " 6,li0 " S, ' 5 SO"
No. 94 Leave, t'oion, S,S0 a. m. ; Tiuisville, 10.
4j. m ; Per. Centre, -ma p. m., arrives at Oil
Civ, X.05 p. m.
ho. 1 8 Leaves Union 1,4(1 p. hi. ; Tltnsvlllc. 4.0R
p. m. j Hat. Centra, 6,45 p. m ; arrives at Oil City,
8,56 p m
' li (i-y and Petroleum Centre frelpht, leaves Oil
Clty.4Sa. m.. arrives it Petroleum Centre ll.KO a.
r.i. I,-av. Petroleum Centra at l,S8p tu., arrive
at Cll City 8,00 p. in.
1, 2, 8 . 4, 6 an ' 6 are epree train.
Noa 19 and '.0 are through aecommodatlon.
Connecting at 1'nvy iml Irvlueton for Kusl and
North.
Noa lU am! 14 freight accommodation.
No. 1? and 18 run un Sunday netweeu Titusvllle
and L'nloD
silver palaci ulsspiko ciss
No. 4 Direct to Willlamnport witboat ebauge
on Philadelphia and New Yuri. line.
He. 1 Direct from Williainiport without
hang by Hliil. and N Y. line
No. S Direct from Pittsburgh withont change.
No -Direct to Pittsburgh without change.
Monday, June 6, 1871,
atlvtue service.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Service every Sabbatb at 11 A. If. and
i P. M. Sabbatb School at W P.M.
eats free. A cordial Invitation extend
ed, to all.
t Rsv. P. W. Scofiblr, Pastor.
TRESBTTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at 11 o'clock A. M., and 1U,
o'clock P. M,
T. PATTON, Pastor.
Gold at 1 p. m. 112
Noteworthy Facts.
We learn from tome statistics before ns
that the Brat cenaua of Chicago, In 1837,
gave ber 4,170 Inhabitant!. In 1850, be
had 29,968; I860, I10,73j and la 1810,
209,370. Only New York, Brooklyn, Phila
delphia and St. Louie, bad more. More
ban l!)lrty distinct lines of railway entered
there, with nearly I wo hundred tralni ; pas
sing over them daily It ha) long baen the
greatest Interior grain market of the nation
aod has surpassed the famous porta of tbe'
Black Sea and ol Egypt in Vols respect. It
was our greatest lumber, beef, pork-packing
and whiskey market. The original grade,
of the city wee found loo low, and, Ibougb
at an immense outlay, whole squares, cov
ered with brick blocki, were raised from
three to sevon feet. Tbe supply ol water
ai Inadequate and poor, therefore, a tun
nel wai run cut two miles ander tbe
lake to aeoure an abundance of good water.
Another great tunnel was dug under tbe riv
er to accommodate carriages. These are
only a few or dim; faots we might present
showing tbe growth end, enterprise of ao In
terior olty, standing on what was virtually
a waste leas than lorty years ago. In view
of tbem, tbe moat Incredulous cannot doubt
that tbe recovery will be rapid from the
late tremendous blow.
Yesterday a some ooourred on Washing
ton street, which clearly vindicates tbe ques.
tloi of woman's tights, and prows man to
be eroeedingly "small potatoes," especially
in this ease. A married lady residing In
tbe neighborhood of Ptoneer, whose uame
we withhold as she is a lady of respectabil
ity and highly cultured, has a husband who
Is only the small fraction of a man, in nearly
every respect. Yesterday tbe Individual in
question got drunk, came to Petroleum Ceo.
tre and fell In with a dark-skinned maiden
an Afrioaa sister of American parentage
sod to bis shame became exceedingly conS
dential with tbe aforesaid sister. Tbe abus
ed wife beard ol It and came down from Pi
oneer, yesterday afternoon, caught ber lord
tu oompaoy with tbe "wench," collared him
and dragged him up to Justice Reynolds'
office, where tbe matter was subsequently
anttled up between tbe parties. Publie
opinion was with tbe abused wife, and
throats of a coat of tar and feathers and, a
tree ride on a rail were expressed, by tbe by
aUnd'M. It was fortunate for bltn that he
"lit out" as soon as possible after being re
lease I, as be probably would bsve received
bis just deserts had be not done so.
A contemporary suugeais tbat there should
e added to tbe faculty of some of our Amer
ican college, a r.tofioMbip of "cjtnmoti
tote"
Lt week two "biow-nps'' took plac at
Tidioute, one on the New York and Alle
gheny tract, where the engineer was con
siderably hurt oa the side of the bead, and
tbe boiler shattered lo atoms; tbe other on
the Tidioute & Warren tract. In tbe latter
case tbe engineer escaped unhurt, and but
little damage was done to the boiler, only
the cylinder-bead b.-lng blown ont, tbe flues,
to All tbat saved the utter demolition of
the wlinle concern was tbe Ignorance of tbe
engioeer. Wbpu he saw that eotnetblog
m i. Dit, the firat effort uf bis Was to
try to run water into tbe red hot boiler, but
did not know bow to do it. Tbil engineer
wai eugitgi-d tbe e veiling previous, on bis
own recouimenilstlou. His ignorance caus
ed a partial explosion, but saved a tola1
wrick. He waa discharged after ib.i accl
deut, by Captain Robert Taggart, Superin
tendent. Sitange tbat men will trifle witb
thuir own Uvea, aud livei nf others, In such
a manner. There should be some way of
testing the capacity of imminenl engineers
iu the oil regions, before putting instru
ments of death In their hauds. Erie Dis
patch. Persokai.. Mr. FraDK K. Micbolson,
proprietor of the P. O Newsroom, returned
home to-day, after an absence of Iwo weeks
during wbUh time be has been in Baltimore
rusticating. During bis absence he b as com.
bioed business with pleasure, and laid la a
new slock of goods, due notice of which
will be aiven. Frank is looking well just
as if tbe trip agreed wilb birr.
Tbe printers or Oil City have established
a Printer's Uolon. Good.
A Ore at Emlenton, yesterday, destroyed
1 15,000 worth of property, including Mor.
an's hotel, hardware and dry goods store,
Urease's livery stable, Babst'a drug store,
and several dwelling bouses.
Social Partt at Plchkb. On Thurs
day evening, Nov. 2d, mine host Clark, tbe
popular landlord of the Spencer House, at
Plumer, is to give a grand social bop in
Pratber's Hall. Clark always did have tbe
reputation of getting up a nice social party,
and those who take delight lo "tripping tbe
light fastastio foe," can rest assured this
party will not be on wbit behind those al
ready given by bim.
Oar townsman, Mr. J. W. Beady, has In
vented a new toy for children which is de
cidedly novel and cannot -fail ol aSotdiog
great amusement to the little ones. The
toy consists of a miniature derrick, bull
wheel, Sampson post, engine bouse, aud rig
complete. Inside the engine bouse Isplaoed
a speoies of clock-work, which, wbeo wouud
up starts tbe pitman crank and walking
beam In motion, and it has all tbe appear
ance of a drilling well. Inside tbe derrick
a miaiature man "drills away" as if Intent
on striking a hundred barre I well, Mr. B.
has Bled a caveat in tbe pateut office a)
Washington and Intends eventually taking
out a pateot.
Tbe attention of pleasure-lovers is calls,
to tbe advertisement of tbe Wallace Sister
Comedy Troupe, who are to give three en.
tertaiuments at Sobel's Opera House, com
meoolng October SOtii. It Is well known
hereabout! that Manager Dobion always ha'
a first-cleas oompaoy, whioa is a sufflclent
guarantee of crowded bouses. Mlssos Jet
nle, Minnie and Maud will appear In new
,peclaltles, and tbe entire company In sew
burlesques, songs, danoes, &u.
Autsmnv The sere aod yellow leaf t Us
Of tbe visits ol boary frosts and chilling auf
umual winds. Soon tbe trees will be strip,
pad of their foliage, ai leaf by leaf it fall! to
tbe ground. But tben there are tbe ripened
and gathered crop! of tbe field aod tbe fruits
of tbe orchard In barn and cellar, to make
the winter flteside cheery witb comfort and
plenty. Onr people bava been blessed with
year of abundance, and may all be bappy
to tbe enjoyment thereof. Aod in tbe en
joyment or sueb pleasure let us remember
tbe poor, wbo have not much to be thank
ful for, aod give liberally in tbelt aid.
Road commissioner Hixon requests us to
state tbat be baa no control over the piece
of road between this place and Kane City,
mention ol which we made a day or two
since as being lo a dilapidated condition.
He says the road alluded to is a private en
terprise, aud therefore be bss no authority
to make tba necessary repairs, or use tbe
public funds for that purpose. So we sup
pose the Kane City people will have to con
tinue their protauity or else repair tbe road
at their own expense.
The Virginia Warm Springs, Including
hotels aod eppnrtenanoes, were recently sold
for $42,000.
Virginia proposes to build a monument to
John Smith. This Is a direct Insult to tbe
Jones fsmlly. Sav. News.
At s Texas theater, tbe last act or Lucre .
its Borgia was rendered wonderfully life!
Ilk by the heroine being actually wounded
mistake.
TEirt.
Tbpy'ebarite- twenty-five cents admission
to church weddings at Hamilton, Ohio.
Tba fat bogs or Tennessee are being thin
ned out by a strsnge and fatal disease.
Anthrsclte bss been lound la vast quanti
ties in Northern Minnesota.
Danvilllans are luxuriating Id a second
crop of delicious strawberries. '
Many of tbe Chicago weeklies have trans
ferred their offices to St. Louis.
Id Harrison Ceonty, Io4., tba pries for
calling a man a bog tblef, Is $30.
Atlanta resounds to tbe strains of tbe
Jerusalem Singing Club, colored.
A conscience-stricken Talladegan adver
tises a pocket.book found la 1869.
Highwaymen are interviewing the terri.
fled inhabitants of Northern Vermont.
The Kiuuiiclpullou Proclamation).
From tbe Picayune
A lady waa reading to ber servants an ac
count ol the Chicago fire. Tbe incideot of
tbe burning ol tbe ema ocipation proclama
tion, which cost that city $2'i,000 for its
Historical Society, arrested tbe attention ol
old colored woman, a slave all ber life, wbo
viewed tbe proclamation much aa tbe Is
raelites did tbe ark ot tbe covenant.
'What dat," she said, "burned up?"
"Yes, aunty, burned up."
"Den wh al gwine eome or us agalo ?"
"I don't know; may be you'll be slaves as
before."
"Den die chile gwine to die right now."
Aod throwing up her bsnds in ditmay,
she left tbe presence of mistress, visiting
dire imprecations, on tbe head of tbe man
' 'what sot out dat fire."
To morrow evening, Kirwan Jfc Rinfcln's
Hibernian Minstrels appear at Sobel's Opera
House. Their programme is an excellent
one, and those wbo desire to en joy a hearty
laugh, and lota of fun without vulgarity,
will be sure snd attend, tee bills of tbe
day.
A Rev. puet known among tbe irrever
ent as "Old Tom Randall" gives the fol
lowing description oltbe male gender ol
human species:
"Man is an active lump of clay,
His poiul, a space, bis lime, a day;
Sprung from the earth, bis ancient root
A lively twig or active shoot." ,
Tbe announcement is made tbat Encke's
Comet was observed on Friday nigbt, by as
tronomers lo New Haven.
A Tennesseau, wbo is already blind of one
eye. bas been obliged to bavo bis teeth ex
tracted to save tbe other one.
An Indiana groom kissed tbe bride so
loudly aa to extort a round ol applause from
tbe assembled audience of tbe wedding.
A Memphis paper annouuees tbat the
young ladies of tbat eity are preparing fcr
married life by practicing lo gymnastics.
The election laws ol Rhode Island require
tbat a foreign born citizen must own $lot
worth of real estate before be can vote.
A signboard, stuck in tbe ruins of a bnlld.
logs on Madison steet, Chicago, reads:
"Owing to circumstances over wbicb we
bad so control we have removed," etc
It is stated tbat Gen. McClellan contem
plates residing at Meadville.
A Pennsylvania jury lately acquitted two
men of a crime to wbicb they had pleaded
guilty.
A man wbo bas been lecturing on tbe
" Course or Crime" was arrested a few days
ago for stealing esttls.
Kansas Is called "tbe proud carbartie
State, "beeause a lew castor beans are grown
on ber soil.
A Buffalo man wife and child were vis
iting the Industrial exhibition on Katuritn
evening. They exsmlued a bay cutter
tuwiuae lurosa ine crank, tbe womao
watched tbe wheels, and tbe child put its
nana oeiwseu too sntves. Tbe child was
most impressed with tba efficacy of tba ma
chins.
A Large TBiKiinrrnhi Th
-- .. ,. llbQ VI
wo uutaesuner larm. cnnaiaiin rn. ......
on Dawson Run, a tributary of Pltbole, on
which tbe new 100 bairel well is located,
was sold by Brows Brothers on Tuesday to
rt. i 1 . . ,
ouauiuurg lur me sum 01 $35.000. Her-
. I A
It Is melacholy to reflee that while rtn.
ernorBaldwin,,of Michigan, was writing bis
proclamation asking tbe people of bis Stale
to respond to tbe call for relief of tbe suf
ferers in Chicago, a vast nortlnu nr hi.
Slate was bsing davasted by tbe fire furies:
Ll.- -Ill '
wuuw vuiages were destroyed many lives
lost, and hundred! rendered shelterless.
Tbe horrors of some of the seen.. ui.ki
gas almost rival In ioteosity those tbat
.... nm uncrioea as saving occurred io,
Cbletgo.
liorrtl Notice.
8. M. PettcBsrlll Sc Co. JIT
Park How, Mew York, and fleo. T. Kewell A Co
Adverdslof Aent, are tbe aote agents for Wis Pe,
troleum Centre Diir.v Itsroao in Boat city. Ad
vertisers la that city are regaested to leave their
a vers witb either of ion above honae
Gronps of statuary from tbe old masters
in those superb lamps at Christie's.
Groups of statuary from the old masters
in those superb lamps at Christie's.
WVMIIK
Aglrl wanted to do general housework
Inquire of
Mrs. G. W. Wilson,
oct. 3t. Wild Cat
Apples! Apples!
Just received at E. T. Brtgg's Flour and
Feed store, 150 barrels ef extra nice Ohio
apples. oci.2Mw.
New Neat and Nobby SIl. K IUTf!
at ALDEN'
The America Cook Stove at
Oot.4 GORDON'S.
Jt?ff-R()CKINO HOUSRSaitbe Variety
Store of J. W. BEATTY'ri. o3-lm.
SILK HATS! SILK HATS! SILK HATS!
al A I. DEN'S.
Elegant SILK IlATa!
at ALDEN'S.
New siyle SILK HATS, at A. Alden
Jamestown Clothing Store. Aug21tf
A Splendid Assortment or Onts Furhieh
ingOoods al A. Al Jens Jamestown ClUi
lug Store.
lyElejani FLOCK from NEW WHEAT
and selling at remarkably low figures, at
SCUEUMKKIIORX TEN EVCK,
s4-tl. Cor. 2d l Washington Sta,
New Styles Silk Hals!
at A. ALDEN'S
New Styles SILK HATs!!
sep. 26. at A LD INS
The America Conk Stove at
GORDON'S.
Tbe America Cook Stove at
GORDON'S.
The jiseful combined witb trie beautiful
in one of( those statuary Lamps, at Chris
tie's. t"j"Fine French Control binary, at the
Variety Store ef J. W. B'atty.
If you
Want a "ale-man.
Want a Servant Girl,
Want to Sell a florae.
Want to Sell a Patent,
Want lo Lend Money,
Want to Buy a Hume.
Want to Sell a Carriage,
Want to Borrow Motiey.
Want to Sell an Oil Well,
Want lo Buy an Engine or Boiler,
Want to Sell a House and Lot,
Want to fiod a Strayed Animal,
Want to Pii'caafp an Oil Interest,
Want to Sell a Heca of Furniture,
Want to Buy a Second-hand Carriara.
Want to Sell Tuliinu. Oaain. r., Pi
Want to Find an. nwnee lr,f .nvihina
Found, advertise in tbe Record, aa not lei.s
nan ten iDOusanq people read it weekly.
Splendid SILK HATS!
at ALDEN'S.
Tbe America Cook Stove at
GORDON'S.
A. A . Bowen. next to Wlnanr Ttrn'a h..
band and Is constantly receiving reaches
Apples, watermelons and fruits of all kinda
He also has some nf tbe finest cigars in the
market. Clgnrs that every one, else sells
for loots, can tie bought of bim for lftcts.
ug aiiu op rum.
For Sale.
HOUSE owned by Mrs. (H. B. Pblnny In
.iu iw nw, enquire oa fheprem
Ises. Or of C. C. Church, McCray House,
oct. 13-1 m.
Petroleum Centre Ijodge, Jfo.
71 S, I. U. of O. F.
Regular meeting nights Frldsy. at 7
o'clock. Signed. "
J. E. BOYLES, N. G.
W. A. Keller, A. Sec'y.
taTPlaoe of Meeting, Main St., opposite
McCliotock House.
Sobel's Opera House !
ONE NIGHT ONLY!
F E I D A. Y ,
October 9Tfh.
Kilt W A.N Sc It ANKI.VS
Hibernian Minstrels
Aud Brass Band.
SO Star Artiala from Europe and America, annuel.,..
I?"1 '; Native Cr-tuuTe, OrS'naW,??
All tba ffTIa -kf fivtlrl T.l-J J -it
concentrated Tm o enuS.X " Wmlam
fc.PB "r0B,'8toreM,!8rVedw'''fO, ",e
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE HoH
WASHINGTON STREET, rETROLEi;K
CENTRE, PA.,
ALF. MYEII8, Proprietor.
Rear cunataatly on hand tbe choicest brasdi or
Wines, Liquors & Cigars,
of all kiudi.
Warm Meiils at all Honrs.
WILD CAME IN ITS HEASON.
fTOYSTEES
Rer-lved dally and served up in any stylo mttt
(JCIf uu waiit to liot a i;.iiid nquaie maul, gim,
ot W to ub it dowu, and a luce i:.;ar give ne
a call.
A. SlYKItS.
Petroleum Centre. Oct. Stfi. 1871. ti ,
Mm Centre Meat Martetl
Oo. W. King, Jr.,
Next Door to the Kicbiter Home, dealer in Tm
ami "nit MfcAT , SMOKal) .MKArs, PuCLTKI
HITTER c.
Firuieu having fat Tattle will do wuli to aiveia.
a call. A etiera of the public paticmae Moj-ited.
O-o. W. KINO.Jr
Vrlrulviiiii Centra, Oct 20, 1871. bin.
I.linp, Hydraulic Cement,
Calcined Plaster, Ilnir, Arc
Of a jMiimrloi" qiulity. a,way4 on hand and deli,
ered lo any part t.f the nil region hy leaving oron
nt
C. A. lU ltl- nY'S,
Cor. Perry and Mcchnotc reel
orlilitr TUTHV M,K, PA.
Smith's
LAGER BEER SALOON I
ami ev Oyti r ICoi nis.
It v'ng nnn-hnai'd the Saloon, NEXT DOOIt t
SIMMiMiO D il l KTO.fK, I ie-i.uullj aolictta
harp of palruiulKe. My 'oiinia will he kajit
and plenum, ami mv Inen.l. will at ail times Snd
KUKSI1 I.AGKK
from the brewer? and alwv rnol. Von can alwar,
tlnd the annie artie.e, with LRVIiiSAUK, f AT1Y1
W'NKS, Huoi HKKH, and freeh made SAND
WICH kS. byi-allirsoii ma
,1 I h ive ill., jitedu,, a LADIES' OYSTER
ltNlI, where nyalere Hill he airvld up ill an
style urslred Private eot anie I o th nm.
A. . PMITII,
Ortaielf, Ural door to Simmons' aiorr
Drilling e Jars
W wnd reier'riill 'minwnce ro eur rn.len
ere arid th public guui rihy lhar. .we keep coutlaai
I) "li nand
l ast Steel Drilling .Jar !
Which for NrrAndkh AuA 11,. KII !,-.. A .n. RW
Lined Jar heruto.Vein Uee
The Advantage we Claim
Over Lined .Tara are that, hems, ALL HTKKL, Ih.y
area roner thin Jam niii.tioeed partly of Iron;
Ihat reeentini a Steel surfi.ee to tlierock, thev an
proieied I om wear on the outside, and will keep
their shape longer.
We alao keep en band
Cast Iron Working Barrels.
Fisher, Aorris & Co.
HETItOI-KfJlTI CI.NTRC
Nov. mstm-tf
pktiladelpJiia aV Jrin It. It
bUMMEK TIME TABLE.
On an4 after Monoav. Ane 7th. 1R71. the train
en 'he Philadelphia & Brio liailroai will run aa
ollnwa:
Mail Train leave Philadelphia, 7,tn p m
u n Iitnv.u Pjirn, o Ito ni
o arnvi. nt Vp.n .1 m n m
Erie Expr. lativua Hhiladelpbia, Ih'hh P
ieavi,a wrry, n.snain
o arrivaa at YHn TJilallt
W arren AcemnmodaiiLn leaves Warren, 7.15 a m
" ' leavua Cony. e.oileei
" " arrives at Krit, 10,Sam
Erie Accounuixlation loaves Warren, 4.40 p at
!' " leaves ("orr. 6,16 pm
air a' Krle 8,CUpn
Mail,Tia!n leaves Erie. 11 a a
' ' leaves Corryf l.Jslpai
" arrivea at Philadelphia. T.30 a B
line Ispr. leavi i Erte, 9,00
' leaves Corrv, 0,S5p
arrlvwa.t Mhll.,i.i. an n
Warrea Accommodation laavta Erie, 4,00 p
, " ' Corry, S.iopw
1 11 . I .. nr. d ,Vh .M
0.1. . . .. -.ii.w.i warren, .,e
Srtc Aieommndatloa leaves Erie st 7,60 a m
I' I i.u ... .. n In . ffl.
" " arret. Warren 11,40 a a
V.il I.'. . - - . .. . r.
a m ti i' " maa si al p.rw wiib
... J Jt5,,"n? ('orr "d t'viueton with W!-
at-na?"..'.""' "'."' a . ....
I! a r. Hound trains on L H A a
W iiu irvineron wiui ut; lAn
...i 8mn,';c','iiniodntion Eaat and W eat wll
r "wi'th ? h VaVi" "d Wl'"1' ""1 '
WM. A RSl.OWIN,
General Sup.i intendeo-