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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27

The yeuango County Democratic Coh:
yeutiop met at franklin, yesterday. Tneie
was large attendance Of de lega'es from Oil
parts of the county. Tho following nom"
nations were made: +s..
For Assembiy-A. J. Keenan,. OF Phho'e'
For County Treasuret-lsahc NJ. SoWeFs,
Of Oil City.
For County Commiss'oner--A. D. Cowan
of Plum Township.
For Coroner-Dr. S. G. Snowden, or
Franklin. -- .
FolJury Comm;ssioner-J. b. Muse 4
Franklin.
For Coac,y Audi'or--M. s. Duihe'd' o.
Kane City. a
IL. |. B.ets, CT Housewife, and 5. y. u.
Dodl, OF Franklin, were appointed delegates
10 the State Convention.
John McKisscch wss selected - the
chsi,nan of the County COMMITTEES.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27

on NEws.--The new we'll OH tho Kaap/
penharger farm was in the sand on Satur-
day, And had good show for a big we'll.
Two new welis were struck on tho D.!U
N an tarm, near Antwerp, las. week. One
owned by Charles venssi aud others, pun
ping about 20 barrels day. The other
owned by Jas. Johnston and Others, esiima
led ct rs barrels q day.
Tue pipe lines connect with all the now
wells as soon as they are struck in the Low.
er River District
TIE COS well at Dimick & Nesbitt on the
Banks iarm Is something immense. Its
roar can be heard for miles away. II ia
said that hundred pound stone placed or
the whole will he thrown as high 90 the tor
Of the derrick. Clarion Democrat.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27

There is something beautiful and pathetic
about woman's devotion to fashion. We
don t recall any more touching incident
than this, which comes from St. Louis. A
lady of tina. city lately sent one OF her las.
years gowns to starving and ragged penn
sioner, and nightly congratulated herself
upon her charity. Imagine her surprise
and pleasure when 1t was Immediately re-
turued, with the sad bui heroic statement
that 1t was too full behind for the present
style, and wouldn't she take out 0 breadth
and change the trimningl
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And now the Titusville aud Petroleum

And now the Titusville aud Petroleum
Centre papers are shouting that the Derrick
Is publishing all the news of big strikes ih
Butler county 70 "bull' the market iu tue
interest Of ring of tank owners at Oli CitJ
who want to fill up with City cent OIL
There is not barrel of empty tankaget to be
mad at OH City. These papers are IS deep
in the "bulr" business as we, for they copy
all our oil news (without credit, OF courje).
We sadly fear -" Ti.usvile and Petroleum
Centre papers s,o Doth ungrateiul and asinf
inc; they steal our news, and then pitch
into us 10 this absurd way for being a, the
expense OF collecting II for them. Give us
something rational in the way OF abuse Of
the Derrick, for variety.-Oil City Derrick,
"Good Lord deliver us" from copying the
sensational reports Of that paper. This sheet
says that the Titusv'lle and Petroleum
Centre papers accuse II OF bulling the mars
ket This Ia o mistake. Even President
Phillips would not In on angry mood say
that. No! Nothing II can say or doea
through it's special correspondent, tbs vere
acious J. J. n, ever leans tha: way. lis
enterprise lies in keenly seeming big flow
ing spouters afar off before they are In the
sand--whle they are in the stray rock yet.
What strings OF these in one day, with a
] promise oi plenty more Tomorrow. The
Aforesaid seems empowered With uLiguity
and is Everywhere at the saue time aud al.
ways travelling on tho spoutipg belt. This
may have the effect OF buIlipg the market in
case folks are incredulous, but the natural
tendency is to bear the market, not only II
Oil Oily but wherever that widely (?) iu
lueutial journal ciIculates.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27

The pilot Of the ill-fa.ed Wawus1et wust
be added to the list of heroes. His Dame is
John w. Boswell, and he stood rusn fully OF
his post until the wheel was nearly burned
in his hands, and his right band and I!Ghs
log were terribly burued. Hs was then
compelled to leave the whesl. He Jumped
overheard, and naimed as be was, swan to
shore with two ladies', landing them safely.
He then went back to the burning wreck
with boat, and entreated Capt Wood,
who was 10 grea: peril from the fames, to
jump on board. The captain aaid, "No III
not leave the boat until oil ore off," He
then took more ladies ashore, and again re'
turned just in time to save the captain.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27

"Oh dear" exclaimed Henrietta, throw,
lug herself into the rocking chair, "Ill nev.
er 90 to the posiofiice seain to ba sooa ed
out of couu,enance by sli those men on the
corner. 1t is 50 provoking c. What eau
do Sarah Jaus to stop those awful men from
staring ME in the faoe2" ''Do as do ro-.
Piled Sarah Jane, with sly look, "show
your ankle"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

gThe Grand Jury have So far preferred
ninsty-fve Indictments, torty.hve Of them
being for selling liquor nnlawinIy
Tue following cases were tried yesterday
Commonwealth rs. John You!e; indlc'-
ment for an escape from the county jail
The Jury found verdict of guilty.
Commonwealth vs.. j. =. Nelson; I"o To-
dictments iof larceny aud receiving s'oer
goods These cases were tried at the Ap III
session! and the defendant wss found guilty
90 both counu. New trials were granted,
and the indictments wero tried yesterday.
The jury rendered their verdict not guilty o.
tho iarcenies, but not guilty OF receiving
stolen goods.
MCemnonwsal,h vo. Thomas Sargent; 'n-
dictmen. for selling Iiqucr without License
The defendant plead guilty, aud was sem
fenced to pay sfue Of fifty dollars to 1ne
school dssrc. Of Rocsland, and the costs
in all amounting 10 $685. which tue de-
tcndaot paid, and w0p discharged.
T. Mclaughlin, z. Iancox pnd W. Han
COX, OF Plecsantvi!le, pleaded guilty. 10 t"o
indictments for setting li1uor, and we're each
fined ono hundred dollars aud cosls.
Commonwealth 70. Josiah Stanford 70.
adultery with Mary Nicho lson, On the pros
scution o: bis repG.ed wife, Martha Stanford
The proof not being Sufficient to sAtisty The
jury OF bis marriage, they rendered Yordie'
of guilty 0! ornioatiou.
CON .aouweal,h VS.. Mary Nicholaon, slme
prosecution; ~as no, f.n.sbsd al she adjourn
tnent OF court.
The petition Of sundiy Inhabitants Of
Coruplnater township for the incorporated
o. tbs borough Of SsverIyvilie twas referred
to the grand jury, who have fyed tbis after
.ernoou at 2 p. n, as the time Of hearing. -
All persons inteIes!cd in advocating or op
posing This cnGr.or should attend at tha!
time.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27
raro TEE CITIZENS o. PENNSYLVANIA

EaTo TEE CITIZENS o. PENNSYLVANIA
Iour attention is ipeciSiln.ited to the Eact that
the National BNnss are NJ prepared to receive
subscriptions 10 the CapitStock Oh the Centeahi.
al Board OF Finance. II funds realized from
this so'ucs are to hc ampls' in the erection of
he building for the lnterdonal Exhibition, and
he e4panses connected VI the ssno. Ii ia COZ.
fGenIly believed that the ,ystone SIsts will to
represented BY the name every citizen alive &c
patriotic commemora,ion the ono hundrelh bi..n.
day CT the notion. The ses of stock are offered
for $40 each, and subscrirs will receive q hand
somsly steel engraved Cehate OF Stock, suitable
for .iraMng nLd ptcsesvlh as u national raemorl.
a..
Interest at the rate Of fper cent per anrnm
will be paid ON ali paymo OF Centennial Stock
from date ofpaymenl topuary !, 1916.
Subscribers who are ncpear a National Bank
can remit check VI posi1ce order TO the under,
signed.
FREDRRALEY, Treasurer.
Snialput e., Philadelphia.
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Gold 81 p. IN. ll5I
A Sermon Oh the Buffalo
Races.

Rev. ]. Fletcher, o Un,versnlist clergy
man in Buffalo, preached on Sunday npou
the recent horse races 10 that city, taking
ss bis text, "Know ye not that those who
run in a race run all; but one obtaineth the
priza? So run ye that ye may obtain. -
Tue Com mercial Advertiser Of Buffalo says
that after some introductory remarks the
reverend gentleman said that be went 10
sc the races peEsonally that he might ace
the finest specimens of the mobiles. animals
that God has given the human family, and
he thought Il should be cletgymsns duty
to see such creatures, since be cannot own
and must not drive them. The horoes, he
said, prepare to do their utmost, and II any
man can uss such knowledge to advantage,
and bless the world by o ministry OF good
to b. derived from 1t, the clergyman can.
whose duty bids him TO use the bost illustra-
tions Of human effort us on inspiration 10
the highest possibilities Of bis people. lie
also went to the races for the purpose Of
knowing the compar ativs good and evil re-
sulting from them. Secondhand Informs
tion, be remarked, does not generally resnl,
In firse class know ledge. The Buffalo races
were established aud have been conducted
in the interest OF men whose motives touch.
log them have been purely secular. A
class Of citizens have favored them became
they brought business and money into the
cty, through the avenues Of legitimate
traffic and oc cupations. Others have been
interested IN them as favorite source o
anu sement, and other still have desired
through their egeucy to improve the siocl
country. Against these motives Mr.. Fetch
or said he had no word of censure or com
p.siut He then denounced In strong term
gambling and pool selling. A question o
right was not TO be compromised by que
tion of policy, and it was entirely wroi!
even If the pools did invite large class
who bring money to hotels and boarding
houses, liveries, merchants of different
classes. Encouragement to such method
Of money getting Is an Invitation to au in
dolent and utterly worthless life. Th
reverend gentleman thou passed. to o cen
sidsration OF the moral lessons involved
drawing many apt and Instructive thought
aud suggestions from tbe text concer mini
the great race Of life. The Commercial say
that the discourse was very appropriate an,
interesting throughout.
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As an evidence the. tho ss.s are not

As an evidence the! tho fo.s are not a.
dead yet, the Troy Wig sistes low .
young lady Of the bsst circle of !hes city
sscreted her c!olhirc aca a.Cels, and bid
herself awsy in al cuao.-:aIwa7 place in
her faste: houae, il o.dsto convey .hs
impres1!on .aa. o.o had e!osC. SGe wrote
q letter to Ger parertj i1snins thom oil
her aish:,i), o.. It wa1 oi7 upon hearing
the asoui..icc screaris Of or mother that
che appeared aad aalonnd !: all o joke
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27

Mrs. Van Cott's camp-msesing al Kanks-
kee, Ill.,, has neatly depopnlaed the city. -
Everybody is attending toa meeting, aad
bushes. is anost eoilrely supponted. An
enthusiastic lamb OF tbs fold aged abont 80,
told the other day, how sho chad attended
tue Methodist church toc tho last 90 rsars,
ami three yea.i ago found Cariat at ssnp
meeling under Q hemlock tree,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27

Mrs. Ellen Magill committed suicide by
drowning q. Columbus, Ohio, yeste'day.--
ner husband was drunk when he heard Of
Il, and was 80 overcome By his bad feelings
aud whisky tho! he mildly observed that
he had nothing moro to 1.-Two for, and tried
TO drown is olde5, child.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27

A San Francisco mlliner dressed the
handscmest C! her young women assistants
int'he Choicest .arnents of the establish.
men. and pul her ia tdr 0hVw window
Tho girl took . hai.-reciilc pose ana such
al hnm1nae crowd gathered IL eae tho mili
hnerss'sn That The stree! was completely
blocked and policemen had to use their
clubs.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27

Dyspepues regain shbir salih, sppsiito and
strength, chils and fsver sresoker up, the torpid
fcr!ng rheumatic :ap,dly rcrers, sill nv the puri.
Tying and living Influence Dr. MeCslums n, i
Blood cearcher. Try Il. ice, by mail, 81 90.
Warranted. W!l.iaEs Ee.ne Co., Box t,296
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27
THE UENEyyE.asrc TRUSS. A,

THE NEW ELAShC TRUSS. An In
porfant Invention. 1t yet .he Rupture at ali
stain II Is Worn with cdort, and II kept on
night aud.dey elects q peanont cure in a iew
weeks. Sold cheap, and Gt BY .lail when requcs
ted, circulars nee, wnen Oercd ~ letter lie I'd 10
The Electic TrIas Co.. 1855 BIoadway, II. Y.
City NJ i5s uses hs:si Stag n Tus.e:too3aia.l ii !:
they slip 100 -ie1nently.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27

Professor Isaac G. West, Of Dover, Del.
who inu dered and skinned the negro Cooch
Turner, Is afflicted with rsnorte. He is
afraid Of thunder storms, ard be 10 continu/
ally looking at his hands, evidently expect
ing L, find blood on them.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27
DON'T BE MUmRuGGEp

with quacks and imposters, who will not aos
fleece you, but in ninety nine cases out Of hun
ired dose you with balsam copaiva calOmel, &c
making your case verse. RCsort.,at once TO M
only sovereign remedy that can be relied on Iir Mo
Callums Root Blood Searchef, Which bani.hes
from the system sll iorn of private diseases an,
virus in the blood; also seiainal weakness loss ii
energy, loss of memory, and al, nervous di,.s.s
ling iro m sell abuse, which destroys oih mipI
ard body, rendering marriage impossible. Warsp
ted. Price by mail lsscurey seaIsd, no exposure,
81 90 per packoge f. n paskr e makes quart
of Blood Searcher. Wiliems NJ, dicine Co., T,u
bvreh, pa Box 1895. Pamphlet Free.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27
Consumption has i.s origin ia . scrOfueO,

COnsa ptiOa has its origin ia scrOfuleOu,
and corrupt et.te oi !e blood, hence the falacy Of
treating lnng sease with cor h syrup, bilsan.
&c, &c. To cure consumption We must purify sId
enrich the blood, rnL. when the blood In pure con-
sumption cannot exist. Dr. McCHllum's Rc)t
Blood scarcher penerates the secret ambssh Of tls
dread di. sc and e1termnat, 10 rUc and limb
6 Il coy and you wi,lalwsvs csl thank al Williams
Medicine Co, Box 1875, List OF Iersons cura
sent free
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27

An Indianapolis woman edvertiuss ss 'olI
lows.
"WAETED--Thep people TO know that l
left my husband, Henry II. Todd ono year
ago, because l asoertsiued that be was part
negro. and had deceived mo. Sarah June
Todd"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27

Another rope-w0lkar, S'guor Ballini, ID
going to cross the Niagara below the falls on
Q cable, and will "knock spots" out Of Bion-
din by finally jumping into the river be
meath the falls, Q distance Of about $50
feet.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27

Pimples, Blotches. and Erups:ers on the hse,
letter RinguorEs. Fleshworms, E-ysiplas, Scuru,
aud eruptiye scrO liOus disc1 'es, have their O.,
igin from virus and co-ruptions ir, The blood E.
IcCallln's Root Blood Searcher strikes at he
source of oil scroiuonl diseases sJ neutra zirgsnt
pur9ily every Kind OF IMor and eruption from
the blood. Wariau l. Price, by mail. slW
(Root, sufI'cien. to make quart OF Blood Sssnh
er Williams Medicine Co, Pitts5argh, Pa. Boz
1888
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27

y The Cleveland Pipe Comply is now 10
active opsr alton. OH Is .,eis :ua tn oush
the I.ns and everything 10 progressing
smoothly. The line is owu3 and CONTROLS
ed entirely by producers. ssre sre seven
Npump stations along tho lie.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27

Some OHIO couples are making q good
thing ont OF the liquor law. The husband
buys whiskey, shoots Of bis vile, wallops
he children, and the saloon keeper comes
dows with 500 rather than stand a prose-
cut ion.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27

Tie NaJayil!e Union at American Says :
Smear Fort iTeglcy may sCen garden
spot eoclo,sd tJ q ps!iOgsoce, tbo pu.ings
of watch sra unds eatife! of tail boards 70
deceased Government vs,as which ffg.roa
during the late unpisasai,ess."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27

A pair OF horses in Oxford, Mass, ars
said to bs 60 intelligent "a to work NOV ing
machine without the old Of y driver, taking
straight track and turning the lproper con
ners as we'll % If directed nv human agency
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27
WANTED.

A boy to take the character Of devil in Q
printiog office. Having tried at leas. q
dozen or mors boys, ve desire a boy who
will stt,nd to business and 20 what 10 re/
quired Of him, which amounts TO nothing
10 these dull times. A BOY of this oharacI
ter will receive steady employment and no
questions asked.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27

A disastrous etorm, accompanied By
lightning, did considerable deuags at Cin>
cinnatl early yesterday uornig.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27

Rabect jacobson lost leg wh!e working
on bridge at S.. Louis the 'otheIaay, aud
has sued the bridge company fr $4,000
damages. II be had oaly lee, killed i:
would have made him ich, at aat rate.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27

The Modocs will swing. ~ President
having approved the findings Il Ee court.
and ordered the execution toake place on
the Sd OF October. This dossnot Look 40 II
peaco policy was failure.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27

General Custar of the Yellowstone expe =
tition, has given band of 800 wild In,
dians good sound drubbing. Custer was
TOO sharp to be deccyed into an mbush by
me willy sayagea.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27

The Cherry Run Hotel, at Housewife,
Was destroyed by flre yesterday morning -
Loss $4,000. The house was occupied By
G, W. Castle, upon whom the loss fsls.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27

The Massachusetts State cont; abulary
yesterday made raid on the Boston liquor
dealers, aud seized 100000 of liquor
enough 10 keep the officers drunk all sum-
uer.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at Ii o'clock a NJ. and I
o'clock p. NJ, by the Pastor, ". @. BURcH.
ARD. Sabba., School at l2Z, directly
after forenoon service.
Prayer Meeting and Sabbath School
Teachers Meeting Tuesday evenings OF
zach week.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27

The Scientific American says that weight
toi weight petroleum yields fifty per cent
more heat than coal.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27

Tbe Treasury Department yesterday req
csiyed from the syndicate in London,
IS. .O0O, $50 In $50 bonds aud conce!ed
coupons.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27

A Intellectual attempt YVES made 20 roi
the Marine Bank Of Chicago, Nonda.
night.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-27

Nicholas Carey hung hi'nssl. 0 St. Lonls
Monday, because he couldn't cat3 ais prop
er!y any onger.