'J ::! 'Mb it ? i''S' 1 ' I' SEUGERT & STARR Saoeeseors 10 aTcFarland, Smith Jk Co., Merchant Tailors! aNTJ DKALIR9 IN. Gents' Furnishing (Ms, 6lL SPRING' FRANKLIN STS., TITLSVaLLE, PA. Save pat la one of Ik finest aesorrments.oj jLOins &,CA8SIMERES ENGLISH, , FRENCn AND AMERICAN COATINGS, MIXED AND . . . STRIPED SUITINGS, FANCY VESTINOS. fcvsrViuVwd.in the Oil Region. TvVENTY DIFFERENT STYLES OF HATS Sc CAPS, ill the Latest and Nobbiest Styles. A FULL MN OP Gents Furnishing Goods, fcc r fctroleum Centre Daily Record. . Centre. Saturday Decemtir 18 Divine Service. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Services every Sabbath at 11 A. M. and i P. M. Sabbath School at p. M. aw free. A cordial iovitatlon extend ed to an. , . Ect. P. W. Scofikld, Putor. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Preaching at 11 o'clock A. M., and 7k, a'elock P. M. D. FATTON, Pastor. Gold at l(t. n. 10 REMOVAL. The office of the Daily Re cord has been removed to the building situated four doors below the late location, direct ly opposite the McClintock House, and next door to Odd Fellows HalL Our friends are invited U call and see us. WisTta. Cold, bleak winter ii here, To one olaat it means only warmer rooms, lieav lr clothing, ruddter'cbeeks, sleigh ridra tor (Be sparkling enow, skating, and all Wanner of eeld weather lealivities; wnile to b.e elber class It meani greater expenses of living that seems almoet impossible to meet, more rlftd economy cf money, and fuel, ad light, that aeem eatiallv lmnoum. exert beggary, Importuning creditors, and veryming that bumillatei and drives out nope ana ambition. It If a hackneyed tub Jcl tble of the poor, but It la olt recurring, nd eaoiot be put away, It will be to ai long ee the world lute. There will alwsys be tboee who ere rich In tbe comforu ot borne and always tboee wbo are poor. I( rests, then, witb tboee wbo arexell pro vided, to tblnk kindly, and give freely, in ottetof genuine distress. The weetber ii cold and wintry to-day. Maay anppoeed that tbe price of "Milk" weuld go dowq after tbe great ( ?) Join Bil ling! "blowed hie bazoo." "Milk baa rla," however, aod ebould be leetnre here oooe mere the price of chewing gom would ad vance, aa one goodaoal remarked that "had be only known tbe leclur waa aucb bum bug, aba would have preferred to atay at home and chew gum till midnight." Some re ao wicked aa to aver tbat It would turn weet milk four at once. 'Twaa "eweetueea waited eo tbe deeart air," and soured on tbe stomachs of nearly all praeeot. , It la fact tbat Plaote, tbe French Boot Maker, makea a good Biting pair of boots el.-gant In ityle, aerv iceable lo wear, and made from tbe beat of material. Having worn boots made by him, we know whereof we apeak, w-ben we aay Ibey cannot be ex celled. A trial will convinee tbe moat skeptical. 'The Warren and Venango Railroad seems to be a fixed fact. Judge Ewlug, of Ran. dolph, New York, with aoorpeof engineers, dm nude Mm location as far as Irvloeton, end bare probably reached Warren before tbta. Cupnul Is "engaged." Too bad." Name It Alexia, of couiee, if it la a boy. Tee xiQ.ieen of Hanover hu sum. Ltet or Traverse Jurora for tboteeond Monday of January, 1872. Allegheny, Wm Hswortb. Canal, Wm n McAlevy, Alex Joboaon, ol Joseph, Geo Baker, Wm Heatings. Clinton, David McClaran.' Cranberry, Eugene Burns. T C Burns. John B Smith Cberrytree, Edward Terr Franklin, James Hughes, J W Rowland, Phillip Smiley, Ed Smiley, Henry Sieailey, J L Dewoodey. Freochcreek, Jonathan Adam. Irwin, R Byers, Jacob Latshaw. Mineral, Jo n Barnes. Oakland, Dan'l Turner. SOU City, Andrew Cone, J H Longwcll. Pet Centre, W J Bennett, Dan'l C Fisber, Wm J Hovls. Pleasantville, W H Green. Plumer, James Sage. President, J B Collins. Pinegrove, Dan'l McCauley. Rockland, David Jolly, John Maitland. Rouseville, Wm Irish. Saodycreek, S V Boals. Sugercreek, George Rhodes, Ira Davis. Scrubgrass, B F Scott, Jobo Atwell. Teams are croasing tbe river on tbe Ice at many pointa above. A convention of tbe Yourjir Men's Christ Ian Association oommeoced at Warreu yes terday. Several delegates will attend from this city. The Beaver Oil Company, of which Mr. Ira Anderson la manager, Is Dtittins down a new well on niram Heatb'a farm In Hickory townabip. They are down two buod.ed feet aaaiare drilling about twenty leet each day. A great 4eal of lumber Is now in bad condition In Tlonesta creek aod the river, being frozen lo tight, the water having backed over tbem after tbe ice etopped, aid frozen. Tbey will all'probably ee out with the Ice. On Monday about noon Mr. H. Swaggarts bouse, across tbe river from Trunkevville. was consumed by Are. Mr. Swaggart anc ceeded in saving the most of bis furniture, bnt lost considerable grain, provision, c. The Are caught from tbe stove pipe. For est Republican. Last evening we paid our Brat visit to Bergmann's Automatic Wonder. nd must aay it is the most wonderful piece of work. maosblp we ever saw. The Wonder com prises a smut mill, grist mill, an oil mill. and saw mill, all In full operation, and tbe machinery attended by automatic C. urea who toil av.ay with ao ease and grace fulness tbat would lead one almost to be lieve tbey were inspired wl n. lire and brealb. At one end is blacksmith shop where two smithies are working away like inoaiain or old," tbe aound of their hammers ai thev atrika the anvil hi. plainly heard. At ooe end ia s miniature lake, upon tbe surface of which a pleasure boat passes lo and fro, the occupants of which appear to enjoy Ibemselves to tbe fullest extent. Above this Is miniature spring throwing s beautiful jet of sparkling water high lo air which falls gracefully over natural appearing rocka and meanders sway in purling atream over roeka and rough places until it is loat from view. A miner picks away at Imaginary coal; a carpenter drives nails; tbe bouaemald sweeps the room and dusts things at lively rate. Tbe whole is surmounted by beautitiil villa fashioned after tbe gotbio style. Tbe wbele eombloes tbe most wonderful and complica ted piece of mecbaulsm evor conatruoted, and bad we tbe space we might depict Ita Dsautlea at great length but forbear. It la enough lo say tbat a sleht of it la worth . dozeu times tbe price of admission. To enable all to see this wonderful curi osity tbe managere have conoluded to re main one day longer Monday previous to meir oeparture ror OH City. Those wbo fail to examine It will mlsa a rare treat. S3 A'speeial from Armstrong Run to the Titusville Herald ol yesterday, oaya: "The well on Jennlnga tract at tbe river, struck yesterday morning, is flowing at tbe rate of a nunareu oarrela per day. Tbe well on Clark (arm will atrika to-day. Every pros pect lor a good well." St. Louis dead beate pasa graoafullv Into aupper at the hotels, satisfy the cravings of nature, peas gracefully to Ibe bat rack. carefully select the most gorgeous bat aod paaa gracefully ont. A correspondent la un iacloua enourh to remark tbat many American ladies? were tbey sentenced to be banged to-morrow, would ask aa their first Question: "Havel a banging dress?' Favorite song of tbe belles: "We gather the men we gather tbeen." Sometimes it is rendtired, "gather them in." Parepa is leading musical Cinclouati cap tive. Garrett Divis' bobby seems lo Le speecble payment. I'urkt r rnrn(rixlii There la a gnort dunl of knit found here among mir principal nil rpirtture, wit!) Grmii'e -.ii l to Cnnjirs. Many think that common ju-J c (Vmonill at Grant's hands an extended notice ot the cel ebrated Angell Belt. No doubt there are many members of both Houses iuterested in the oil business wbo would liko to bear It explained. You know tbe originator of the belt explained II to bis Excellency last sum mer on tbe cars between Franklin and Scrub grass stations. John Phlpps and W. J. M'Connell ere tbe lucky owners of a fourth Interest In a new well on tbe Wilford farm. Tbe well com menced pumping on Saturday last and ia now producing between 75 and 80 barrels of oil per day. Tbe Henry Clawson well on tbe Robinson farm will be down In a few days. Tbe pros pects of a good woll Is very flattering. The Moorhead well still continues ta flow 200 barrels per day. Tbe river above and below this point is frozen over. Some of our capitalists are discussing the propriety of erecting a bridge over the Allegheny river at this poiot. It would be good paying invest men'. There is some t t'k ol bavin? Parker In oerporated into a borough or city. It now forms part .of Hevy township, Armstrong county. ( Several wel's In tbii vicinity will be com pleted the lust of this or first of next week. Tbe Empire and Parker aod Kama's Pipe Line now charge 25 cents a barrel for pip. lug oil from the wells to their tanks at the railroad stations. An advance of 5 cents over tbe old rates. Our oil operators are beginning to look bappy. Oil has ibeen ateadily advancing for the past few days. It will soon be $5 per barrel it ought never be below this price which will give renewed vigor lo tbe oil business. Tbe teamsters In this sctlon can do more genuine bard swearing In five minutes than all tbe canal boatmen on tbe Erie canal can do in two hours. If you don't believe It, apend sfew boura on tbe Lawrenceburg bill Tbey bave brought tbe business dowa to a scieooe. Tbe water haulers are oharging fllty cents a barrel for water, in Lawrenceburg, and river water at tbat. Tbe botisekeepera at Parker bave to pay 15 to 25Jcents per bar rel. It Is said tbat application will be made to tbe next Legislature for a charter lor a pipe Hoe from this place to Pittsburgh. Tbe oil producers are getting tired of paying the exborbitant rates. charged by the railroad company for tbe transportation of oil, when it eaa be taken to Plttaburgh io pipes at about one-ball tbe railroad 'rates. Venan go Spectator. Personal. Tbe Meadvllle Republican saya: B. F. Frost, for nearly five years the genial clerk ol the Colt bouse, and previous to tbe burning of tbe Bat too bouse connect ed with that excellent, hotel, is about to leave this city to take ebarge of the office in Ibe Sherman bouse, Titusville. Frank has boats of friends here and elsewhere, and wil be sure to draw large number of the way farers from this section who bave occasion to visit Titusville. Tbe Sherman bouse Is a new hotel, located oppoaite tbe poaluffioe, nd being near tbe bualnese centre, will be found convenient slopping place. To tbe native Alaskian our country is In debted for tbe production of liquor from en gar of suob potency tbat it kill In three weeva. A Lomsania engineer waa acquitted o' neglect lo running over a mat) because "the grass on tbe traok grew ao bigb as to ob scure tbe person." ThsTallabasase Sentinel wants Seward for Vice-President No one baa been lynched In Clarke County Iod., for over a week. A man In Cincinnati ii organizing a brass band of twenty womeu. Tbat heir to an immense English estate bas turned- up in Wisconsin. A Detroit lady visited a menagerie and asksd to be shown tbe Cundurango. A heartless mother left tbe dead body or her infant In a Pennsylvania railway train. Moat hand-organ tunes are elassio They are tbe .productiona of Handel. Boston Post. ' 1 Tbe former "belle of New Haven" Is said lo be now a babitoal drunk.nl In Nu, Jersey. Administrator Notice. WHEREAS, Letters of Administration on tbe Estatn nf RflWIM VirriMvr j i . . deceas ed, late of Petroleum Centre, bave been , -... .cU iU iut-oaiinL-1'iner, an persons bavins dalnis are requeued to preseut the name, and all ttersnua InrifMuii ..a . ' , w icuijroieu IO make sell Ii mail's wl'hnnl d-ly. mi. siauia U. VAUGHN. , oov. 21-6. Pvaraou Farm. SOBKL & AUERHAIM DRY GOODS, ft'!. The Oldest Established DRY GOODS HOUSE ON OULJOKEEK. SOBEL t( WASHINGTON STREET, PETROLEUM CENTRE, PA. Making ItollJsv floods a specially at this sesann, havn the pleasure of lafe'mins tholr mk that they bats now ia store a lariteand attractvs ssmrtaient or thims (nods st lecleU to meet tus wauls or u.e wi uaueei i,a ciiy aus. (xuuuy, cuniprlniiij BLACK. & COLORED SILKS, JAPANESE SILKS, IN DRESS PATTERNS, IRISH POPLINS. PLAID DRESS GOODS, FRENCn MERINOS, ALAPACAS, AC. PARIS BROCKS SHAWLS Also Large Assortment of SILK VELVETS ft VELVETEENS FOR SACQUES, FUES. FURS, FURS. MILLINEBY GOODS Sc LACES. LADIES and Gents FURNISHING GOODS, LADIE4 hACQUKS A.VU fiUI CO and s large assortment of goods luitaxl" for Christmas girts lor children, lurpi'ts, Oil Hot lis, Trunks, Valises, Satt lids, &(.,, u Local Aotlce. S. M. Petlenglll tfc Co. T Park Kow, New letk, and Gse. P. Powell A Co Adrertlatpg Agents, are tbe sols agsnts for the Fa, irolenm Centre Dutr Ksooae la lait cat. Ad vertisers in U at city are reqweted to leave their a vara lta either of toe above homes SWEET POTATOES. Nice SWEET POTATOES just received at UOV 8-tf MCiAsE A KM bl It ON US. tW BUFFALO CUT HAT, at Scbermerhera A TenEyck's, julZ'tf. Cor. 2nd t Washington Sts. WGAFFNEYIslheONLT SQUARE LlyVGli DHALER on tbe Creek. Give bim call. Go to ALDEN'S for tbe lateal styles Hats & Caps. L1VK AND LET LIVE! Just received at Mease & Armstrong's Fl 'iir and Feed Si ore, 1.800 busbela extra WHITE OATS, whieb will be sold at low. est cash prices I e2t-tf. I'rcato Eggs and SUPERIOR BUTTER 8CHKMr,KHORN it TEN KICK'S cor. Washington A Second Streets. m23 tl. IW GAFFNEY'S LIQUOlt STORE is the only place lo look for Hotel Glass Ware. n. nPGAFfNKY keeps constantly on band Scotch Ale and London Potter, eepee ally lor family use. The America Cook Stove at GORDON'S Tbe America Cook Stove at GORDON'S. Tbe America Cook Stove GORDON'S The America Cok Stove at . GORDON'S. Annies! Aoaslea! Just received one hundred barrels of Hose nice ArrLLS from the farm, and twenty barrels of uiir best CIDER the beet tbat ever came to tbla town. Call and aee for yourselves. Nov 1 If H. H. WARNER. Elegant Pocket Diaries at GRIFFES BROS. 12T Go io GAFFNEY'S for fine CIGARS and cheap 1'er caab. KSTLarge stock of Leroy W. Falrohild's GOLD PENS beat in tbe market. nov24-tf. At SIMMONS' tW HOLIDAY GOODS In groat varie ty. At SIMMON'S. XW CHOICE CIGARS new stock, At SIMMONS'. New Styles Focket Diariea " at GRIFFES BROS' For Kale or Kent. The building lately occupied by A. M Shut is as a Bakery and Grocery Store. En quire of , , H. C. JARVIS. Petroleum Centre, P. jeo !Mw Now stock of Winter Clothing at ALDEN'S Diaries for 1872 t GRIFFB3 BROS. FISHER & iYOltltlS, GENERAL MACHINISTS ard Dealers in all kinda of WELL TOOLS A FIXTURES Narasaary Icr pottlnn down an operating Ol a ells. (n connection wtlh our MAdiiLNB UUOl' - mru aim vuoveuieai BLACKsrmu snop. On. hfilll.l.. 1' urn, . ..... L-r m iuni Ntj arennt cx ceiled by any Baon ln the Oil Kcgiona. Shop- air f, opposite StcCUntock Z-'otts rul 1 1.--I1EK tsoituia AUERHAIM, AMUSEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE FOIl 0E NIGHT 0.L riiursday Evev. mice. 21: TDK ORIGINAL AND ONLT Morris Bros MINSTRELS, Krom their Opera Home, Benton TWENTY SJTAK AHTISfE. All the old favorites, and many use ohm. The WbryeKale Dealers In Mlmirclit. CHARLEY BUTTON, IVTIthoman equal Is WD and Dnncra I HILLY KMMETT, Moasnli of all lu Psttt H Bal'S'is. I1IK GKK4T BKKNAKDO, The rcmnr: Prima Donna TUB BAHLOW Tl BOTH E KM, The Ounnpli of Double Jin Dsnccr. .rAKANKHBTOMMY, Keiraired In Kiimph Morris Hri.llurs; his Aral (app. aran- lu Auieno 1 five years. EVERYTUI.VG NEW. l'KlCKH AS I SUAL. Cnrrlaeea may be ordsred at 1(1-20 r m. dccliist til AS. A. JON ES Al" ttkxt (fast! CF THE OF PETBOLFI M C'EMRr, The underslirned Irlnre Commlitee ef ! J M. V. A., nf I'ttrolenm Centre, have the kon" " snnnnnce the following Hat of Lectures for !' sain? po.no n t 1 he Cnmnlttes will snpplv the inl jerts si. dates, where thv are ant lilr.n rwloa, as swS " they ra. ne ikanhely ascertained. ri!TKui,EiTM v. NASBY, 'im menu" -Hklnanovh." Nov. inth. . Hv. WM B CHLLIHR Appearance". K 1 JrDSON KILI'ATHICK, bee. 3d, SlirsH' March to the H." .lilun uti t rkina r. u LUun. Mil. PAKSONS. Iff Cnrreniondence Is Iwlnc held vllh 10$ OKBKLKY, WKNDKI LPIIIIXII'S.KrtBl) DW" LASS. MARK TWAIN, and others. By Order of Lectir. Comm l tee. J.NO. W. THOMPSON. eclSS-tf Chairman of Commit! Great Bargains! IN FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING! S SOBEL. Respectfully Invites Ibe pttbllo to "'"; our very large stock ol tltoAvi '-. CLOTHING, Boy's, Youth's and CoM' Clothing just received. Onr goods 6' . - oris uvanoea zo per cent, sinoe ine bought and Ibe ouslnraora will rew'," , benefit of tbe advanoe. I will seil: Rw" lower than ever before. Slep in and eS1 us ii lure ana atocs. nrt Petroleum Centre, Nov. I8th--lnv Dentistry., D. W. II. ItEV'"j of Honsevill, will be atlhe McCLlNTOCK '"1 Pslnileum Centre, Ha , f.ir the pa. P" NoV 'ntlstrvln all Iih branches; on MONDAY, K ST HI, 1811, and will remnln six days. ll.re.ltrw ku K at .hid nUrAOlia earheionh. ruiilf"' KvOTythinepertalel-H stheraetlee of l ,rl ' v-i,i-J wnil ii tro. nut. . warranted to c ve satis: action. pb. : : -
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