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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-13

Yesterday the Petrolia Base Bali Club, OF
Petroleum Centre, cleaned out the Oh
Stockings, of Franklin, at the latter place,
to the tune OF 81 to lS. We believe the
on Stockings is the club that mado go much
noise 10 the papers beeauee the Mntuals, or
some other crack amateurs didn't pay them
sufficient. attention wberest the o. s. val
iantly concluded the Mutuals are afraid Of
them. The Petrolias never have blowed
their horns much through the papers and
we presume don't profess to be any "great
shakes" at the willow. They certainly
seem to be sufficient TO gobble up all the
greasy integrimenta there are around. 1t
does not seem to insure home runs to have
ones stockings oiled after ALL Oil City
Derrick.
The Petro!ias feel we'll satisfied with their
victory, with the exception that they had
to walk up from Oil City during the pre-
valance Of the rain storm, last evening"
The return game will be played soon.
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This evening, the Republicans of Pstro-
leum Centre and vicini y, hold q grand raj
" at their club room, on Main street, Mr..
q. W. MOrsland, Of Pittsburgh, accounted
one OF the best stump speakers in Western
fen"syivsn,s' will address the meeting on
the political issues Of the day. Hon. C. E.
Taylor Of Franklin, will also be present
and addressths asssmblage. The Columbia
COrnes Bsud will discourse. music for the
occasion, aud the meeting will uudoub, edlv
prove success. All are invited to bs nro..
ent.
Tomorrow "wednesday evening, W r
horeland, ESQ.,, of Pittsburgh, will address
the Electors OF Columbia Farm, in favor q,
Grant and Wilson. The Graut and Wrso n
Campaign Clubs of Petroleum Centre. Tar,
Farm, Kane City and Housewife, are re-
spectiu'ly invited to atts6d. The Columbi.
cornet Band will also be present on this oc,
cAsioa. A large meeting is anticipated.
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At meeting Of the General Committes
held at Franklin. August Sth, to recei,s
reports OF the subscriptions by the public, II
was
RESOLVED, that the public has not r.
sponded to an amount and extent suficien.
ojustify this Committee in assuming ths
responsibility of further testing the VALIDITY
Of the casing and torpedo patents, therefor.
also.
RESOLVED. that the General Commixes
adjourn to meet at OIL CITY, ON FRIDAY
THE 18TH OF AUGUST, at II. O'Clock I.
M, to receive any further instructions
from the public, or TO enable it tu selec,
new committee in place of the prescu:
one.
F. ". HASTINGS, Secretary.
Aug. 9-td.
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NOTES OF THE DAY.

Indiana is congratulating itself upon the
discovery that there are more divorces evesy
year in Austria than in Indiana.
The iron founders 10 Nova Scotia are, It
is reported, beginning to suspend operations
on account Of the high price of iron.
A Leavenworth, Kansas, paper speaks Of
Kansas City as ''right old fungus whose
territory is carpeted BY three-ply mortgsi
ges."
In New York, during tho month Of July,
l76, 700 persons availed themselves of the
free public baths. or the number, 1854
were males, and 80. O59 were females.
The balance of trade is disturbed in Will
miugton, N. c., By the fact that watermel-
Gus are only three cents apiece, while ohol-
era mixture is half dollar bottle.
A new game has been introduced in Eng,
land, called "Polo" 1t is similar in all
respects to abinny or hockey, except that
the players are mounted on horseback.
A disgusting compound, used in the ad-
alteration of butter. made of fat obtained
from dead horses and other refuse, is sold
in London under the trade name of "bosh
butter"
Samuel Smiles, the author of "Self: Help"
is, it is announced, engaged In writing his
autobiography. for and at the request Of the
Italians, amongst whom bis works were
largely circulated, BY order Of King Victor
Emanuel.
4 IA novelty in the way Of shops" has been
introduced In Boston. A hall at the South
End Is now open every Friday evening for
'shirt ami pants dancing parties," and the
attendance is confned to those of the mid
die class who are disposed to behave them
selves. There is nothing allowed that
would be considered improper in any hall in
the city, and the proprietor takes sensible
ground that If ladies consider themselves
dressed in "shirt waists" there is no reason
why agents" should not appear in the same
cool appareh,
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On NEws.-The Chambers well slittle
Turkey" was increased by torpedo to fifty
barrels per day last week.
They are starting well on the Edinger
tarm up the follow east of tho old Furnace
well.
Gordon has q new well on the Shonp farm
over the hill north east from Hess well do
ing fifty barrels day.
The Harrington well on "little Turkey"
was torpedoed last week and has since
pumped on an average Of twenty barrels
daily.
A new we'll owned by Guffy and Others on
the D. Ritz farm, commenced to pump on
Monday, is doing thirty-ave barrels per
dag.
R. G. Scott aud Scott " Mattony have
their well in the sand, it is on the Ritz farm
south Of town about forty rods. The show is
good.
Msgrew Brothers have struck new well
on the Keating farm, 1t is located directly
south Of II. Nicely farm and near the Clarion
river They expect twenty-five or thirty
barrel well.
Hess and others got new well on the
Shoup farm last week few rods-N. E. from
the old we'll which is doing twenty barrels
per day. They also have another iu the
sand now which promises to make fifty or
sixty barrel well.
A new well has been struck on the II.
Nicely farm east of the old homestead and
north OF the main road which started at
about one hundred barrels per day and q,
present writing, four days later, it does not
show much if any decrease, the owners do
not know.-CEmlenton Friend.
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In digging we'll for DR.. Charles Huston,
CoatesvilIe, Lancaster county, Penn, when
forty feet below the surface the workmen
struck q stratum Of black swamp mud. In
This was found imbedded pieces Of wood in
perfect preservation. The pieces show No
signs Of decay, yet from the depth at which
they were found they must have been there
for centuries. The water was struck Just
below this stratum.
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A new variety Of cotton, of remark able
productiveness, has been developed by cul-
tivatiou,- The squares and blooms grow in
clusters, and very thick. A very large pro-
portion Of the bolls are double; that lie, two
bolls are produced from the same square.
This. tendency to doubling is exhibited
throughout the plant, and stalk and limbs o,
many specimens seem 10 take on the same
characteristic.
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That School Question Again.

PITHoLE, August 10, 1872.
| EDITOR PETROLEUM CENTRE RECoRD:-
I In glancing over your issue of the 5tt inst,
1 noticed letter signed "Clod Hopper
relating to the employment of Janitor for
your Public School, and to the Importance
of employing polite and courteous teachers
/ for the Public Schools generally. l was
pleased with the letter, but would respect
fully suggest that, inasmuch as the funds
required TO keep the schools open during
the proper term, are obtained directly from
the people. of each School District, and are
controlled by the School Directors, that o
better, more lasting, and uniform plan
would be for the Directors to engage the
services Of q Janitor requiring him 10 light
the fires, dust off the benches, and sweep the
school room at seven O'Clock 10 the morning,
auiho rizing'tbe teachsrto discharge him il
he failed to perform his whole duty, and
paying b i'm one dollar per week for the
same. This W ould induce early and regu-
lar attendance OF oil concerned. II an adult
Jsnitor can net be procured at that rate o
boy Is or l6 years Of age will answer. The
Directors should visit the schools monthly
or oftsner, If convenient for, them. The
Directo rs have full authority 10 pay the
Janitor and charge tbs same IN their
accoun agaiDst the School District.
A School Teacher should be polite,
affable, and digaified gentleman, 10 order to
teach good manners to bis scholars, which ~
q very important element in the education
Of men and women. l have sometimes
been asionished at the i'll manners exhibit
ed 10 school room. II have seen scholars en-
ter iu coarse, rough and noisy manner even
during school hours, aud after dismissal Of
the school. have eeen them rush to the
door,. the larger sob GLARS on account Of the
apidisy of the ir movements, being foremost,
and If a email boy happening among them
should fall 10 the HooI woe to him-h was
ran over and trampled upon to the great
injury of bis eorporeal system. These
things should not be go. Where that kind
Of disorder prevails and is continued with
out restraint. until these boys become men
they will be disordery at all meetings
which they may attend. They will act
irreverently and impolitsly, even during Di.
viue Service and after the dismissal of the
congregation will rush in haste from the
church as they formerly did from the schoo
room TO the great annoyance and disgust
well bred people. II the Teacher 10 regular
and orderly in his habits and In the govern
ment of bis school, much confusion will be
avoided.
BUSH WHACKER.
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/, Tomorrow afternoon and evening, G. W.
Noyes Crescent City Circns will perform at
this place. The company is said to be one
Of the best that travels, and we predict for
them crowded house. Among the list of
performers we notice the names OF Miss Mil
lie Turnour, the Lee Family, Fred Barclay,
Eugene Martinez. and the funny old clown,
DR.. Jas L. Thayer and bis mules January
and February.
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Two Pithole damsels drove into town
yesterday 10 decidedly inebriated condi-
ton. After staying in town some time
they got drunker still, and while driving up
Main street, the horse became frightened at
the cars, kicked up, upset the carriage and
dumped the damsels into the mud in very
uupoetioal manner. Dutch Henry came to
tie rescue and relieved them from their
awkward position.
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Next to your wife and babies, the "sweet.
est thing in lifs' is good cigar, and the
place to find 1t is at the Petroleum Exchange
Hotel Dodge, the we'll known landlord OF
this popular house, Knows just the brand of
cigars that will suit the tastes Of his GUS
TONERS. He has just received another lot
of those choice Cornueopia Cigars, as fine
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Betfolias, 2 6 o. o Z, 3l2 OBJ
Oil S'Rs, 7 80 2 lis
In this connection we are Informed that
the OihStookings are dissatisfied with the
result Of yesterdays game and desire re-
vsnge. Mt. J. II. Norris, President Of the
Pstrolis Club, received telegram from the
OIL Stockings this forenoon, challenging
them (the Petroliss) to play match game
Of ball for 500 or $500 side. Our boys
have accepted the challenge, "put up the
collateral" and the game is to come of on
Thursday next. A lively game is anticipa-
ted.
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Casing For Sale.
700 feet 555th second hand
Casing for sale FOR CASH.
AS good as new. Apply to
G. P. BUTTON,
Petroleum Centre, Pa.

AUGUST
"Ths winds are hushed, the clouds have
ceased to sail,
And lie like islands in the ocean day;
The flowers hang down their heads, and far
away
A faint bell tinkles in sunsdrowned vale. >
August In the cid Roman cal,ndar was
Jailed Se2tills, or the sixth mt nth of the
year, which: began with March. Juliu
Caesar made 1t thirty days in length, and
Augustus, when he conferred on its own
name, took day from February and adde d
ito August, giving the month 81 days, in
order that it might not have fewer days
than July, named in honor of his illustrious
predecessor. The Flemings and Germans
have adopted the word Angus: as another
word for harvest. Thus oogst moend 10 tb.
harvest month $50 the German angstoaqen
harvest wagon ;and the Dutch oogsteu
to gather corn from the field. The Span,
ia-ds use the verb agostao, to ga th or in har.
vest, and the French ,and Spaniards have
phrases farie l'aoane and haceo auqssta, to
signify the harvesting Il The Saxons named
August the word month, while the old Ger,
mans named 1t Weiukoeh, the wineipress
month. The m5thological represen tation
OF August is that naked man, with ragged
streaming hair, holding up to bis mouth
with both. hands drinking horn, while at
bis side are bundle Of peacock's feathers,
heap OF melons, and q large drinking vess
sell.
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The Old Couple.

They sat in the sun together,
Till the day was almost done,
And then, at Its close, an angel
Stepped over the threshold stone.
lie folded their hands together,
He touched their eyelids with balm,
And their last breath floated upward
Like the close of q solemn palm
Like bridal pair they trsversed
The unseen, mystical road,
That leads 10 the Beautiful City,
Whose Builder and Maker is God.
Perhaps, in that miracle country,
They will give her lost youth back,
Aud the flowers OF vanished spring.
time.
Shall bloom In the spirits track.
One draught Of the living waters
Shall restor bis manhood's prime,
And eternal years shall measure
The love that outllves time.
But the shapes they left behind them
The wrinkles and silver hair.
Made sacred to US by the kisses
The angel imprinted there
Well hide away in the meadow,
When the sun is low In the West,
Where the moonbeams cannot find them,
Nor the wind disturb their rest.
But we'll let no tell.tale tombstone,
With it's age and date, arise
Ger the two who are old no longer
In their Fathers House in the skies.
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Letters from the People.

NoTE.-The manager of this journal, with
out endorsing the sentiments oil contributors
desires to offer the widest possible latitude
for free discussion. 1t is merely stipulated
that communications shall concern matters
OF pubic interest, be put in decent language
and accompanied with the names of the
writer's, not for publication, but as a guar
antes Of good faith.
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We notice the genial phiz of our friend,
Mr.. Frank Ripley, In town to-day. Franks
Oil interests in the dowa river country keep
him too busy to pay frequent visits 10 bis
old camping grounds, consequently when be
does "put in an appearance" bis old friends
are glad TO see him.
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Gold at l p. IN. M5H.
REPUBLICAN, RALLYl

Hon. G. E. TAYLOR, of Franklin, will
address the Grant d Wilson Club Of Pe,rof
leum Centre, at the Club Room, mex. door
to the RECORD office, TUESDAY EVEN
ING, AUGUST 18TH. 1872: The public
generally are invited to be present.
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The following scale is given by writer's
on natural history as the average duration
Of animal life: A hare will live 10 years, q
cat 10, q goat 8, q sheep 10, dog from IA
to 20, an OK 20, swine rs, pigeon 8, tur-
tie dove rs, q partridge rs, raven 100, an
eagle 100, Q goose 100.
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An unaccoun table hole in tho ground was
recently discovered by Missouri farmer.
He dug to the bottom, seventeen feet and
found an aerolite Of solid metal of q smooth
surface, spheloidal in shape, and the size of q
twelve pound cannon ball.
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Local Notices.

cT-Just received at the JAMESTOwy
CLOTHING STORE, q large assortmen,
OF new and nobby styles of HATS & CAPS
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MIR. G. D. Angel has sold over q bali mil
Hon dollars worth of oil lands, some of 1t on
the line Of the new development, during the
last eight months.
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Three miles in advance OF Fairview, on
the supposed line Of the belt, land is held a.
$500 per acre.
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The freight business at Bradys Bend on
the A. V. Railway, has more than doubled
withinthe past four months, as it is stated
by Mr.. ]. II. Scott, the station agent.
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The return game Of base ball, between
the Petr olias and Oil Stockings, will 10
played at this place on Thursday next.
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HATS AND CAPS in great variety and
in all styles, just received by express from
New York, at the JAMESTOWN CT, 9TH
ING STORE. Call and look at them.
August l2-tf
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Hats! Hats. Cans. Ca,.,

At the JAMESTOWN CLOTHING
STORE. Just received from New Yo,t
Paris and London, and will be sold rems,s,
ably cheap. Call and examine styles and
prices. wv
A. ALDEN.
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The following is the score Of the base
ball game, played yesterday between the
Rstrolia Base Ball Club Of this place, and
the OH Stocking Club OF franklin:
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GRANT HATS at tue jamestown
CLOTHING STORE. Nv"
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Y-GREELEY HATS at the JAMpc
TOWN CLOTHING STORE.
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For SalH

For Sale
Is. 600 to 10000 feet of SECONDHAND,
TUBING, ut from rs to IS cts: per foot.
The Tubing is 10 first class order and sll
ready fitted.
April 23. IT, H. II, WARNER.
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FOR SALE CHEAP

A first.class team OF DRAUGHT HORS-
ES, WAGON, HARNESS &c, in GOOD
working order. For particulars inquire Il
this Office. iy 26,2w.
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A boating match il the latest sensation ct
Oil City.
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GAFFFEY'S Wines and EIeuors for med.
ical use. The best and cheapest
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Gafney sells Lager
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In This citv. Nov y, by Rev Cutler Miss Matilda
T. Sarg mt 10 Ar Clarcnc. = t tht. city:
IL MS ,lty, Dec by Lev Cutl,r, Miss Juia Jane
Ia hls tuis CITY Lha les Afringt on o. Au-
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In this city, Dec % Charlie nelson son Of Nelson and
sal ala A Est, Y, aged yrs mos 10 days ,
Fupera at his flihets TesIoence Mtllbrook u, on
Mon uy, ct O'Clock. Relatives ami fri hds are liz
IN this city Dec 49, Mrs Mary Barton. wife of II
Barron aged 5j yrs mos p days. |
Funeial uesd y, Jan at o'clock, at NO " Myrtle
street. . 100 7, u,i,o or |
SauuI i.ae, ged 80 Is mo days
In ,hls CT Y, DEC 81 Maud, o"y adgntel OF Johh anu
n Il e u nam AGED VI mo- dtys
Funeral IRON read nee, 20 Pr scot st, Tue day,
jana at l0,'c Relatives and friends are invited
to attCnd mont lther .Utee, , |
In this ciiy, 80 nc, wteo the late Char4es
Rice OF arr, age rs rs II mos days. Payer Mon
div Jan l. az at the resIdeI c. of her 80 Il! W,
ii " oot.l ar 81 job. st. r. latiyes and friends it, y
yited Her remains will be taken to Barre 10 nt'rm
in This city uee 80. marin Lathe, aged 80 is0 me
Fun raj his laie residence CedIr 5.iesday.
at U'e. ok. Relatives fe invited 10 at,ei
W ito, tur, her notice. tp
la h ; cay Dec - o. Mira Emily n Mernheld, aged
1850
une.al this Monday afternoon, at O'Clock NJ at q
cue. SOU LII us Aeriihed, corner Nam Ill
i Relaty,a ana friends invited to attend VIII
8 GU, fiTthtr nVt.c
In Uh.s ci !, b 81, John Bacon. aged Il yrs Sou,
Funeral wtp2 day Jan 3. at l. ~ RON tng 70 5 lI I
H. Slnou y. DC 80, ofheart disease David c Holma
Ggcd6 US
X Funeral at his lae re idcnce Tuesday, Jan p II
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by Experience that
- ,,stad.ro's ExesI.ior Hair Dye
ees shades Of color that seem to have been brought
~ nature Itself They know. too. it Is free from
ions matter because they have used 1t for years,
md us tested II by process more certain than even
mieal analysis it>e IN fact, the dahl experience OF
ultudes Of both sexes confirms the decara lon of the
{ st analylcal chemist ia America that the Excelsior
>, Q contains nothing del,terious TO health good
e.sng should be usei The dyeng, and the best Is
cREsTADoR0'S HAIR PRESERFATIVE.
DIS deop&weoglm
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10 blood is simply ihi: "A SOLUTION OF FooD.
Is the function OF the blood, 10 build up al esh
nuay every portion OF the anne. But tor this
ng up process. it is not enough mat cod be pre-
nply. there mu also, 50 to speak, be willing
readiness, the part Of muscle or brain or
laIeTer else it may be- to take up from the blood the
peculiar nourishment it may stand in need Of zone
in .n The saying goes, may lend the horse TO tae
water, but twenty men cannot make him drink" We
must make the horse willing: We must coax him. so
also we must the WORKOUT muscle, the WORKOUT
brain, to drnk-drInk of the fe-gving blood stream
washes as It were, its very lips There Is nothing
that eoaxes the unwilling horse. in this case. like Dr.
IGotteb FIseh's Butersl
This subject continued next week under "H0H TO En-
ep Weatsr." deop&lw d25
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WV FOR SALE-Pleasantly situated
Il Spencer. about Two mules south Of the village
qnf& ~ Aeres 81 lnu1. wi h q new ! y ttoiy House.
W. shtu, painted, papered and blinded Barn " 10
"A eOou supply o. irnit and plenty o. WOOD aud
II NJ stly ne, WIN be sold low ii called for soon
1aidrcss ne ~ scrlbcr, L. A DISCO, on the prem
4 inquire % u B.SCO, near the village.
Hctr, &C 80. 1871. d6wim lai
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OLIVER DITsON q CO.,
oIURIrY LIFE INsUR ANCE AND

NNUETY co. OF NEW YORK.
dersignedh S taken the General genoy Of this
" Tor Worcester g unity, ami Will be happy TO
40 are Insured in 1t. and those who have b, en-
Aany cause nave allowed their policies 10 lapse
pereafCr prompt attention viii be given 10 any
lest conn vte with tue ompany, BY
1 AbNLR RICE, General agent, Bhney Hall.
eAzed TO transact any bu ness Tor tue above con-
h j IN W. FLETCHER,
A Snp't New Engan5 Agencies.
u y y 80. "a
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Mliinn In the rIeld
.,.taasro'. E1ctI.lor nair Dye

A NJ slIiOn IN thr EIeEus
, million of men. to say nothing of the ladies.
experience that
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ANTED
A Smart Capable Boy,

4 years of age, to carry the Harvard street Spy
Apply at The spy ONCE, dst Isl