1 I; .it retroteum Centre Daily Record. ret, CMira, r, rndny oct);ao i Dlvla ftervtee. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHCRCFI Service, every Sabbath at 11 A. M. and , P. If. Sabbath School at lJif p. M. ewtt free. A enrdial Invitation extend 1 to all. Rut. T. Grab-a, Paator. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Preaching at II o'clock A. M.. and 7 o'olook P. M., by tbe Paator, W. C. BrmcH. arr. Sabbath Sebool at directly after forenoon service. Prayer Meeting and Sabbath School Teacher's Marling Tuesday evenings ol eaoh week. Petroleum Centre Lodge, No. Tl, f. O. of O. F. Regular meeting nighti Friday, at 7 o'clock. Signed. " 8 n. KOOKER, N. G. J. C E. Hartmax, A Sec'y. . t"P lol meeting, Mala St., opposite McClintock House). A. O. of U. V. Liberty Lodge No. 7, A. O. of TJ. W., meets every Monday evening at TsJ o'clock, I a Odd Fellow'a Hall, Petroleum Centre, Jamks Wilson, M. W. Jamkr 3. Wiiitc, R. 1. O. ofK. M. Minoekaunen Tribe No. 183, I. O. R. M of Petroleum Centre, meet! every Thursday evening In Good Templar'a Hall. tW Couooll fires lighted at 7 o'clock. Li. HOWE, Sachem. C. L. JUKES, Chief ol Records. Gold at I p. 109 Laror Same or Oil James S. Ho Cray, of Franklin, formerly of tbli place, sold 12,000 barrel of ell to-day to parties tram Franklin at $1,25 per barrel. This II baa been In taok In thii place for the past three years, and Is a portion of the product er the famous McCray farm. At one lime be was offered $4,70 per barrel for this oil. We otleed Sheriff Marks, ol Franklin, In town Ibis forenoon. Tbe Sheriff bad the Mme "childlike and bland mlliTbe"al ways wears. Most every psrson has an idea tbe Sheriffs visit to a town outside of the county seat betokens evil to tbe In nib Hants. We can assure our citizens bis vis it to Ibis place meant no baim. On the centrarry be Informs us that there Is no de mand for those placards the duties of bis office force blm to post up once In a while, In Venango county. All that line of busi ness Is transacted In Butler county at pres ent, and Sheriff Marks does not appear to regret it either. If they will continue to dilll for 60 to 75 cent oil, they deserve lo be old out he thinks. And he Is about right. Yesterday and lo-day were days we read about in romances. So sweet and pleasant they cannot last, and yet we could wish they might last always. Tbe air so mild and balmy the trees assuming a russet bued olor lotermlogled with gold and bronze, and nearly every other color, aud even tbe song of the birds seems lo be more lender and subdued. Wltb all Ibis In view who is there that does not love tbe autumn lime of the year. Ob, Autumn! why so soon Depart the hues Ihst make thy forest glad; Thy gentle wind aud tby fair sunny noon, And leave tbee wild and sad! Abl 'twere lot loo blest For ever to tby colour'd shades to stray; Amid the kisses of tbe suit southwest To love and dream for aye. lie understand these two lovely females who Indulged In a piixe fight, night before last, I a tea ten our reporter with a flogging, and "if they can't do It, why Ihete fellers which mains the redoubtable seconds we suppose will do It for them, by gush." If there is anything we do dislike it is be. Ing whipped by womeu, and especially fe males so yonog aod lovely as the gentle Kit and the beauteous Net. Send along the seconds, gala, but s tay at borne "nice young maidens, nice young maidens." Quite a number or new wells are going down on the new territory between this place and Titusvllfe. Below we give tbe list: On the Hamilton farm, Bailey & Gilmore ere drilling two new wells. On the Bowman farm, our townsman, Mr. James Devlin, Is drilling a well. Jonathan Watson is driling iwo wells on tbe Story farm. J. V. Intel is drilling a new well. Twelve yellow lever interments in Sbreve. porl yesterday. Thomas Drwyot North l'rovideoce, R. I. was lined $a last Mouday tor profanely swearing. The rrtjiOiMit w;ll attend the .Maryalami Fair f.o'Oar. A Vinit to Plthole City. There was lime when Pltbote was a city In reality, teeming with an immense popu' lalioo. Men were to be found there from all parts of the Union. At one liinf lu tbe summer of I860 it was Impossible f jr tbe crowd of strangers to obtain accenmmeda llon. Every evening theyj came marching into Pitbote in batallioos, over tbe read leading from Tiluavllle. During tbe warm weather men camped out, or paid a dollar each for sleeping sbeJs on piles of shavings. Large hotels were built with tbe utmost rapidity. The bill on tbe Uolmden farm was soon covered with buildings. . A bor ough was lurraed early lo 8CC, aod a bor ough government elected, Alexander J. Keenan befog tbe first burgess and Colonel David Gardner being the first Cbiel of Po lice. These were the halcyon days of Pit- bole. Tbe new city was then in ber glory. In the valley aod on the flats there were spouters larger than any now in the Butler ail field. Everybody ran wild with tbe speculative fever. Thousands of dollars daily changed bands. The streets were tbrooged every day and long into the night. Tbe greatest excitement prev ailed. As Pit- bole bad Itsrjse, its period of prosperity, so it bad its period of decline and fall. It is not now the Plthole of former times. Tbe buildings have nearly all been eitbrr det troyed by Ore or removed to otber portions of the oil region. Tbe Duncan House, which was once one of tbe large hotels ot that place, now stands in Oil City. Tbe old Chase House, around which clustered many Interesting traditions of tbe early days of Pitbole, was removed to Pleasaotville aod alterward destroyed, l'itbole is now a small hamlet, where you will meat a few old lamlllar faces of those who have stuck by the old borough through all these years, But Ilia place baa dwindled away, and a person who left It six or ssveo years ago would not recognize it now. It Is no larger thao a small cross roads couutry village. In thedsya when Pitbole was In Its height ol ber glory, a traveling agent of a New York mercauiite bouse visited it, aod took a large number ol orders, immediately after wblch be look bis leave of tbd place. He never visited it again until yesterday. He was bare in company wiib another mercan tile traveler, who bails from Rochester. At tbe Parsball House they met a gentleman from New York, but who bad formerly re sided at Plthole. He extended an invita tion to tbe two commercial travelers to ride across tbe country to Pitbole. Tbe commer cial gentleman who bad (formerly visited the place gladly accepted the iovilatiuoi and pursuaded bis Rochester friend to ac company them, assuring blm that tbe place waa once one of tbe liveliest In tbe oil re. glon. He thought be was correct. Tbe party started out, stopping at Pleasaotville 00 tbe way, aod alio at, tbe Bean (arm. Al1 the way over etir New York commercial traveler was disoanting 00 tbe glories of Pitbole, assuring bis Rochester friend that Ibey were sure to sell a large bill of goods. Tbe old Pitbolean, who knew the present condition of tbe "city," was all tbe while chuckling to himself. On tbey drove and into Pitbole. They proceeded down Holm den street to the Daufortb House, whore Ibey stopped. Tbe New York commercial traveler did not r cognize Pitbole. Ha thought It was further away. The hio stopped at the Daolonb House to take din ner. After dinner was over tbe New York commercial geotlemnn proposed that Ibey burry up and get Into Pitbole. "Get into Pltbole,"aid tbe gentleman who bad takeo tbem 00 tbelr journey, "why you are in Pitbole now." "The devil we are," said he, "l'itbole is no such place as this; youH can I fool me tbat way." It was some time before tbe bewildered commercial traveler could be made to realize that "old times bad changed, old manners gone." When be came to a realizing sense of tbe true coudilion ot things, bis language was far more forcible than elegant. The party re turned to Titusville last evening, but our friend bad nolbiog to say about what a gay aod livetv citv Plthole wi Timiiiu hCourier. y TSasb Bam. LaBt week's play amona the professional base ball nines has practi ce Ity decided tbe question of the champion ebip. Tbe queetioo is settled by the best record of the season's play, each club play lug nine games with every other club. The Pbiladelpblas, until last week, bad the lead, but they bave lost every game played by tbetn lately, among tbem the deciding game of the series between tbem and the Bostons by a score of 17 to 7. Tbe Bostons are now, therefore, the only club which bas uot already lost one series. The record ol games won and lost by the five leading clubs is as follows: Boston, won 31, lost 12; Pbiladelpblas, won 30, lost 1C; Belti mores, won 24, lost 15; Athletics, won 23, lost 19; Mutuais, won 21, lost 20. Bute ball at New York yesterday Bait 1 mores 30; Atlantic, 6. OnMtaoiliiig leal tenders $358,050,9$$. List of Traverse Jurors drawn for the fir Monday in November, 187. 'It Allegheny A W Haignt. Cranberrv J T Emerv. A D Ziegler, G W Bairanger. Cberrytree William W"llson, Jr., Thom as Ptatber. Cooperstown niram Richmond. Clinton Oliver B Cross. Canal Samuel Whitman, John Dnffield: Emlenton G G Draw ford. Frankiio J L Hanna, Benjimsn De woody, John H Smiley, John Duffield. Freochcreek James Lynch. Irwin Alexandra McKee, John Atwsll. Jackson John Bowman. Oilcreek A D Hail. Oaklan d Wesley Cauvel, John Lamey. Oil City A D Deming. Plum Henry Dowman, D W Goodwin. Petroleum Centre R C Pollock. Richland John W Moyer, William Huntsberger. Rouseville John McDonald, D A Wes son. Rynd James Gibson', John McCoombs. Sugarcreek Hugh Morrow. Sandy creek A C Stanford, Cornelious Dodos. Serubgrass Robert Downing, Jerry At well. Utica William S. Glenn. The Nathan .Murder. Detectives arrived at New Y'oik yesster day morning Jwlth Jubo T. Irving, wbo made statements in San Francisco that be was present at the killing of Mr. Nathan in this city about three years ago. It is sild Irving will provn Kelly oow in Sing Slog, killed Nathan with an iron dog wbioh was obtained ol a caulker in tbe Brooklyn navy yard, that tne ten thousand dollars In bonds wbicb were in Nathan's sate were seen in Kelly's bands a lew days alter tbe murder. That these bonds were negotiated and that Nathan's watch and cbaio were pawned in Centre street tbe day after tbe murder. Tbe Gilmore and Bailey well, on the Hamilton farm, 00 the new territory be tween this place and Titusville, was torpe doed yesterday, aod tbe produstioo increas ed to 75 barrels per day. This well is some distance from the Octave district, and wis atruok about Iwo months ago, starting up at 60 barrels daily. Good territory exiais ibereab uts which bigb priced oil will di- velop sooner or latter. Important Tuaxsfkr. Colonel Phillips of the Allegheny Valley Railroad, hns tak en formal possession of property at l'rospeo, station, sevea miles from Brocton, whence it Is proposed to secure a cooneciton wiib Buffilo independent of the Lake Shore road, which is at present brought iuto requisi tlon. Aon louowing is too prod U07 tlon of every farm in the Mlllrrstowo district as teamed from personal inspec tion and the most careful inquiry. We Ford larm 4 wells, 270 Bbia Moore farm 2 " 250 Hepler larm 3 " 200 " Myers farm 4 430 Kepple farm 1 320 " Nolan farm 1 150 " Daubeuspeck farm 3 " 400 11 McDirmid farm S " 850 " Barnbarl rarm 14 "2,700 " A. Stewart farm 2 " 500 " McKinney property C "1,180 Widow Uempbill larm 4 " 320 Forquer farm 1 " 200 " Fredrick farm 1 " 300 " Grand Total 8,090 Bolt my y Tub Raymii.ton Oil DBPOT.Ttvenly car loans 01 iana iron ana pipe were receiv ed at Raymiltou yesterday aod the delivery will be daily uulil all the material for tbe pipe line and tanks is on the ground. About twelve miles of ditch aie already dug aod tbe work of laying tbe pipe as beguo yesterday. Workmeo are now engaged in putting up tbe telny buildings near Clinton. Tbe buildings are framed at Oil City, al ready lor putting up, and then delivered by Cars at Raymiltou, whence they are takeu across the country by teams to Clintoovilln Tbe work ol delivering tbe pipe along tbe lino Is no small jub, at in tome places the ditcb is inaccessible for teams and much work must be done by oarryiug the pipe to its plaoe. Alter layiog It down tbe lioe will be thoroughly tested by lorcing water through its entire leogtb from Greece City, or Modoc, to Raymiltou; tbeo, if no leakage Is found, it will be covered up and ready for business. Venango Spectator. A N. S T'ja AminaAl f'np tlin,au H...V, !....,. -- 11 usinuijlUU Brown have filed bonds preparatory to au peuliog from tbe decision in the celebrated Jutumel will case. Yet'erday wat tbe secoud aniveraary of tbe Chicago fire. Irving says Kclley kllkd Nalluu. EVENING. tbe evening sun hath gently kissed, A sileut, toft good bye, Aod blurbea as the fond oaress Hath mantled earth and sky, Sweet mualo Iron tb ntrps of night Now charm the listening ear, And on each trembling leaflet lies Night's beauteous, pearly tear. Tbe gentle moon, night's radiant queen, Ascends ber jeweled Ihf one, And breathes o'er earth, and, air and Sky A sweetness all ber own. Tbe mystic charm, wiib fettered will, Kartb, air and skyjeon fused; Tbe blushes fade, tbe pulse beats tow The world is til at rest. ADVlCti Foil EVERYBODY THAT COSTS JIOUOVY ANYTHIXU. Lotions nnd cosmetios make superflclal coating 00 the skin, give ao rlifloial color easily seen, hut are vilely destructive of lbs color, texture and pliability of tbej skin 11 self. Wrinkled, haggard and prematurely old looking exactly described Ibo appear ance of those wbo habitually "paint their facet " If you would bava the clear, trans parent, healthy and soft tinted complexion which nature gives, free from pimples, tao, freckles or all otber dlcfiguremeott, use Hand Sapolio the most effective aod fra. grant liolet soap ever manufactured. Sold by a'l dealers at 10 and 15 osnts per Cake, 10-lw Piece of tuk Grai'iiiu Bai.i.oosi. We have received a letter from the eftico of lbs Daily Graphic, enclosing a piece ol lbs Grapbio Balloon, which was to start on a voyage across tbe water about Ibt 6 k los s The curious can examine it. A funny meo says: "It is with a heart overflowing with gratitude tbat we acknowledge the receipt ol a sample of tha material used lo the construction of tbe Grapbio balloon, from tbe publisbert of that paper. Wo bavs managed lo keep bouse and worry along somehow witbout toy balloon, but now thai we epjoy a piece we shall never more be without some io the bouse. The sample Is so good that we bave but ono wish left If we could only get a square meal of ballooo, fried. In color and finish tbls piece ofbal loon resembles Ibe face of a heathen Cblnea It Is of tbe tirmoess Ol boarding-bouts bee' steak, and about as thick as a Buffalo Bote banket. Alter WUe tleept In the rasty deep, and Donaldson s monument decks Ibe bok of some sepolubral shark, we shall gtze oc this piece of ballooo with tears of sorrow somewhat lightened by tbe reflection Ibal It was a giod advertisement for tbo Dally Graphic. Col. Hupsell. the nwnpr nf tha aftftllinn l'earnaii!ht,vbicb died recenlly,bat bougt .the celebrated horse Smnival.. kmii.h from Kansas, and which recently MtonitL en ine anise men ui f rospect rark, Brook Ivn. bv t rut tin v three iini.,.uiM in 2:I9'4, 2:1!)4', 221. Tbe prios is under 1 ... 1... &r.. ...... BlUUU IU ue MU,UUU. Uxitkii Status District Court. Wo clip the lollowiug items of local Interest Tom the proceedings of the Court 00 Hon day : Iu tbe mailer ot Tbnmas Lioebarger, bankrupt of Veaango county, it appearing that in all things hn bad complied with Ibo aw, It wat ordered tbat be should bo dis charged. In tbe matter of Henrv B. Cullum and 1 nomas b. McFarland, who presented petition for discbarge, an order was mad tor fioal examination before Register Kos era in Ibis city. 11. I T. . neaivy Drown, Ol V enango eoualv. was .discharged from bankruptcy. Nati'ramzation Court. A Court for tbo naturalization of adopted citlieos will be held in Franklin 00 Monday, October 13, the day before the election. Persons inter esled should remember tbe time and attend on that day tyjTbiB evening Oct. 101b. SI. Benami, the world renowned ventrllooul.i ana mapician, will give one entertainment at (sobers Opera House. Tbe Dor form. nca will consist of leais of magic, ventriloquism, ao me Manor a said tn hn huhiiwt u his specialties. Give him a full bouse Tbe yellow lover is increasing in Men phis. Ten yellow lever ;iuteiuieutt in Shrevi. port yesterday. The steam canal boais Win. Newman and Win. Baxier left Buffalo yesterday lorSyra cuss, who iuii loads of grain, competlnsj for Ibe State prise of $100,000. Several otha boats are loading and will follow. Base lull at Boston yesterday Washing tous 6; Bostons 25. Girl rVanlod. To do eenuml houaswi.rl; r don s Hardware tloie. Six jurrors have been obtained la ikg Stokes case. , TO TDK CITIZKNB OF PlNNSYLTArTlAw oar aiirnuoa la opwwir wviifa lotrw m n,.. tbe National Banks an now prepared to rent, subscriptions to the Capital Htonk of the Cnt-,.,' al Board of Finance. Tbo funds ro.lti froa win mm mn to uv miiujf,u in iqg erectioD of tHe balMIng fur the International Rililhttioo, tu IUhh.. .... .... - - .... 11. a a, 1 Mill. UIImmS Ik. Runli-i.) u....- . VS. miresenieo oj uiu nmnnui itutjt cuiicn alive t patriotic eoinmcmomtluii of the one Imuurelri tilnh. day of tbe notion. The nnn of stock arc offefgj lor a lunacn, nno sun-cnoera will rcMHilve a nWi) tomnly steel engraved ('rtlncaUinrtHuck, niluMs' for irannng ana piaernuioii as a untluual "umwl tl. Interest at tbo rate nflx per cent per anms will lie paid on all payments of Centennial Shxk) irnm uaiooipnvmem 10 .inmnry l.Witi. j HulMcrlbvrs who aro nut near a Nailim.iin..,. can remit a check of posi-iiltlce order lu the Sndcrj elLTtieu. . rttKlln,. rn AI.KT. Tr.n. " walnut , PnllsdelpMs. I1. IAHYIX S ElIXIB Or TAB. . -..lt l.o tumla. U.i..l 7. I and a speedy cure knarmnteed for CoM, I'onnh .... k i.ik.1. llHin-klll- U..l.lk. . bp) rnvunui uutu vw kuiwi ibiii 111 nranni.. mimpii.w. ,.. -n . uimuuuij vimuiimuiiii., errnln', Rnsinalaa. Dvavensta, and Hunt I) mih... in..: erarmoctms, i'hol.ra and all IWi rand himrl .J PiamW. miiwj uriwn. nnjwi BIIITTIiinS ! Ihf I UIIMI VIBW-lwim."! uaiiiiiVT-v irw ITSB1 Rift. eral or Alcoholic proficrllw plMsnnt lo take ,,,4 never known to fall Price $ 1.00 per hottu. r,i; parucn.MV wnn hihiimi 1 oi- 1 1 mm 1 7 mil f.nlfi. calra sent on applloallou. Addniv U f. ttViiii A CO, JOS HtY.nie Avunno, New Tork. TUB RKW HEUIEDY TUBE ion Mur. A most Impnrtant fn-entlnax Sold hy tt stleatie" I Bnptnre aMolntely la eaw anil ennifnrt nfKht ant any, m iiiiiw auu unwir an cireuniMAiiiM, with ont but MctiTHion whatefer In anv nw. and hn.u pavor nvin.ni uiiuiirmg timnmin nine reielnlAlii effect a permanent cure. Kent by mar. I' rculai iree. Any aniin- ur rnyninan will oratrUib new j ruse iur yon wiinow cnuiKt FAIRY VOICES. FAIHY KAIHY VOItlKH. VOICRie KAIHY KAIBV VAIHY K.MHY (AIRY VtllCKH. VlllCRS. VOIOKH, voim. YDIc'kS. THB MEW TIIR NEW MUSIC BOOK FOR SCHOOLS PEM rtOZKN. f PBK1MIZKX tMCrS. KAI II. WWTPAIU. , SONG ECHO, row wiiooi,. ii.imsHii.). so.oomii.i). tO.IWI Hlbll. I'HH'K, r IT. IMST-PABt. f! 1'R.tWI. IFHK.STI'KK XPKKliS. AMn. .1. I. PKTKhV, e llroad'oiiy. NrwYr McKinley & Gross, Machinists, Blacksmiths, AND Egbert Farm, Petroleum Centre, Va. Boiler Rpparring a Speciality. REFINERY STILLS REPAIRED tW W weirtnt all work done by us lo he nearly as good as new when repaired -Good traterlal furnished and prices reason able. Uaving bad Inna experience In lbs bull nee we are enabled to irlve .atl.f.cllon. , JOWBl'U McKINLKY. SKHAbl'lAJ 8HO retroieum Uentre, Pa., ilan. II. tl G. F. KOfiSTEKi VII m a ma iiuur a. wem memwm PETROLEUM CENTRE, PA PltirR list XXX While Wh't Fl, ,W) I Menl. t)P Chun. Vmlt, i. w new nron !, ipJSII. ilAHSSTieiEMZETSPIOH'V FWit Grani Gift Conceit OK THI BKMEVIT OP THB Public Library or Kentucky. 9i,ooo cash eirrs gi.soo.ooo $2450,000 FOB BO TbePonnb Hrand Olt Concert antbnriaed T ' neelal net of the Lqrlslatan it the beneSt el vu, Ablle library of Kratncky. will take plan in Pu Ifc iJbrtry Hall, at Lnnlvi)le. By . TfEIMVetjlUAY, IEC. 3, Only sixty ihonsnnd tickets will bs aoW-' The tickets are divided lain ten coupons or P"V At tola concert, which will Bo the grandest leal display cvar wilnswad m tbit-mnniry, th D , procedenUd tea. of SI 500,0 o, divided Into l&ot eath aifU, w U bt dtttrtbuwd T , lot tmoos tba tickex holdart
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