Titusville Herald (Newspaper) - September 5, 1877, Titusville, Pennsylvania REPORT MONTHLY A AT STATISTICAL W of the entire Petroleum compiled Irani the moat reliable a specialty FULL It APHID the ABW c C v i I i j In Northwestern Ooi solicited from all pointa of the 0 II Regions anil will ba liberally paid fur Write side of the sheet 9c COGSWELL AKD H C J If COGSWELL A MO Over iu uu Not Get Under iu Tituen From Fair i In the United States the amount of capital invested in property last year was made up of 250000000 capital stook and 000 bonded debK The were or about 8 13 per cent onthe capital The running ex penses of which the was for labor 1310000000 leaving aa interest to the capitalist or barely 4 per cent on his investment Labor is admitted in this enterprise as a preferential creditor to be paid put of ters is that which appears jin tho Baio des and always un It haa been seen by the French 1 hare just had a of the Miramichi of the 12th can one man who saw it clearly Ho says Knowing hiin to deep in terest in the course of events ia the South generous President while in a fine settlement Uayes about forty miles below in the What do of affairs ia lxu of we ambus iii light I It is going to right he said hut far out in It We can 1Ou the night of Monday the 17th nit appeared as j the hull of some little craft trial the Democrats elect and the element their men for a is perhaps best was sweeping through the rigging and they The time will when consuming everything within its reach will be two tickets in give And so for the cut 101 wj uo t i gross earnings the of first the Republicans will have mortgagee or bondholder receives a dol tue imagination in endeavoring to I Ani lar For coold not build the roads nor equip them without labor so the t enterprise complete cannot be run without labor takes a back seat when it comes to tho push and outline or to an to do at is to thing that was far powers of j f Yes so far as are to us by John of that plaice in j whose company we were at the time of its tend to tako a large number of whites appearance The light in its appearance back with m a this fall There is work p of edges not only tkat labor interest in the concern bnt fruits I take tha railroad as a sample out of jP and if we could get figures there is no doubt i a fair of If then labor is has the largest aud movements is totally different from enough for i We need 30000 flj Well t takes the tha Wisp laborers to pick cotton with s northeasterly and is a It fadt steady for four months is that this is is seen time at different places f 2 lo 14 joint flirt and sou from time to the place the tramps I wouldnt mtu ibo on u measure of by tho inhabitants j have them a largo class tU t of work get it the faore important and essential factor in Salmon Beach in fact by the it comes to the Population between and ofthe two sufferin moments of general distress the capitalist in his i pocket or the laborer in his belly we think the answer has been already settled by the rights assumed by ono and acknowledged by the other It is that the work ingman bo under wages in bad times if he the equivalent of over wages in good times If railroad companies in concert tho laboring class had established a tariff of labor and paid a bonus on wages at every distribu tion that bonus being in proportion to the profits of the road so that each man becomes a shareholder in his very small way then ha would have submitted to bear his share of distress when it were called on to share trouble but to share it equally and alike When folks say that labor capital must find bythe laws of demand and supply their natural relations to each other iu all commercial enterprise and neither one has any rights it can enforce on the other they take for granted that market is market liable to natural fluctuations If that were so we should not complain But it is not The labor market has got to bo like the stock and share market a few large capitalists control it and make what please This sort of game may ruin the gamblers in stocks aud injure who the trouble is mostly to I It ia not confined to 16 open water but is as frequently seen on the ice during the of In season patties gone out to examine it in the boats but as thoy ap proach it it after they have passed the place where ifc had to some distance it reappears behind giving the but little chance close investigation Some say that they have seen the ill UT mined craft so distinctly that they even see Sailors of wild apect moving to on board and distinguish the ers while others declare they have heard voices the old tongue How do they it was the old Irish tongue Because in 48 and 49 hundreds of fugitives from the plague and came from and to the St Lawrence thanking God in their Irish that they had been permitted to escape the destroying angels a mat ter the attention of New York spiritualists The What earn catrie in there when they had never seen a cotton stalk and in a short pick a for stand n It is then men am not so sure fami lies at must be to on them to work the land for of the crop the this He will twenty bales and lias of 800 bushels of 1 i You talk about taking thirty or 1 Bnt that will take hands who ato there them to starve t The trouble is that them there For four wo need that than weare able to get WjO lost onefourth of our cotton cropin it in because wa had not to It isa country If tion of the ship the crew and the Irish cotton go f to waste for want handset perfect and question sst Tho craftiest of Blisses or Katie to to and froia two to i f ATOM COLE AND CITY PA ti honest s could not play such tricks Oil Pointe iu the Gulf the French fishermen hear the cry of an un infant Near the pleasant water ing place the wail ofa woman believed to hare been the wife of a wicked seignior n feudal days of Quebec mates hideous tho Dese n e dos deserve to loose or those who can afford it But not so when the samo practice operates i in the labor market The j capitalist must not gamble with the bread of the or if ho does let him regard where the speculation led France one ago when the financiers made a corner in flour and tho people broke the ring with tha axe of the guillo tine It When the railroad companies obtained privileges and rights over private proper ty and became by force of law the great landowners of the State holding its movable property as well and controlling every avenue and department of business public and private they become powerful monopolies Tho State endowed them with powers to frame laws of their own and deprived citizens of their properly means facilities of transport to vest it all in j these corporations Tims endowed they and is often heard on Biver aux Canards on the south bank of the Lower Sague nay A phantom boat is seen in the fall of Lac St Jean and first ica of winter is forning in the an tho of St Louis burval a boat appears for while tho ghostly crew in vain to break through There is indeed a rich harvest in these regions for who with tho Chinese lotteries in West Ir ra tte Nevada M Wo gave the facts a few days ago that a Chinaman had drawn n a Chinese lottery on an investment of one bit Every town on tho coast has a branch of this or Home other scheme and it is kept con stantly tunning with drawings made ovary night at 10 oclock The modus is as follows Apiece of paper cannot they are no more than I is marked off into one ordinary commercial enterprises They and numbered from one to one hundred are responsible to tho State for the Tho person bucking at the game of their operations if they disturb fatally the privilege of putting down any sum of the order of onr concerns They money ha prize being are not independant The State governed by the amount pat down has claims upon them it you have tho privilege of not on private concerns They may marking ten of the numbers A duplicate not accept liabilities and then decline copy is given you and the original is kept responsibility It the State to by the agent When 10 oclock arrives decide what tho people are entitled to in 100 are put into a jug and ten return for all they have conceded to these drawn out If three of them correspond companies and to enforce such claims Vermont Coming The effects of Hayes visit to Vermont are shown by tho unmistakable of Republican sentiment iu his favor The Congressmen are one after another coming around to the support of his course and their conversion is a pretty sure indication of a similar change of heart in their Hendee says to a correspondent of the Boston Globe It is understood through Vermont that I support President civil service reform Southern policy and all When it was first broached it looked like a bitter pil but after I had thought the matter over and examined the reasons given by the President I became fully convinced ho was right and ought to be sustained Congressman Joyce of Vermont says he has talked with a great many men about tho Presidents Southern policy and he is yet to find one is able to tell him other course could have been fol lowed with any hope of success This is tho precise situation everywhere Mr Joyce ia not alarmed about the exclusion of the officeholder from politics since will always be leaders enough Ho thinks the President is acting in good faith and is entirely right in his views drawn out If three of them the numbers you marked on yoar ticket yon get your money back if four ara drawn your money is increased BO per cent five doubled and so on and if ten are drawn you have a bonanza indeed One gentleman in on a fourbi investment drew was told i he had put five dollars down he won It have the bauk so great would havi been his winnings Many Chinese and no a few whites invest in it but somehow los as if property of ci 1 i it j Ku t J No 0 Oi j Spi Hi banu 11 1 50 00 pill 43 35 20 uu 53 A kion 2U atn i US 2 44 iim 02 10 42 ion 20 Ar t 15 15 pm Union City forry 40 mil t 45 urn 2 15 am 3 2 ill am 12 use 1 51 pm 2 5J pm 20 piu 27 pui Ar 45 60 piii 20 J OB tr i 40 2li K 20 50 50 i 5 Dp 0 M 24aiji iil a 5 ill aui Union City 45 am 1 10 07 am in 35 2i urn 40 ij 55 45 r 47 42 13 pm Akron i il 3i 44 7 15 Ar o no j 05 a Marion 51 M OH uu 02 40 Ar oq 00 SL do IO I SO OS SO pni 45 pni 00 0 00 am Trains No 3 and 12 on miln line run dully No 1 wll not run on Other sleeping on Ki 3 and 12 Cincinnati and Now Hutol on No 3 and aud York daily via TITUSVILLE PA i Bonds with States Hold On AKIES o d WM 1IYDK 52 i J U C BLOSS o fai i liny mul urn nil Iu tlie Ull aud 4b do a at allowed bli f L Jli I R H Boughton Jr Agent U ST F W J any of 01any can twj uU or K H JK GIBBS STERRETT iir e j T to CLINTON BANK CLI NTO ti LIE rnoS j i i n rs ft i AF i i 1 1 j rti aj la be In cew ti Music lul i Ta fora Term u GERMAN NATIONAL BANKi i uri P O PA I i1 T This Con prize about ag often as lightning does 1lillosoplitciil From tho There is a famous line in which may freely bo translated thus Perhaps hereafter it will delight us to remember even these things also It was spoken to the weary band of who had sailed so long over stormy seas mes so many baffling disasters bnt it belongs to ns as well as to those old heroes There is scarcely any trouble so dire that there is not a certain pleasure in recalling it when it is all over While they are oar woes are very apt to seem interminable but the slow days go weeks and the at last we have ceased to and happiness hag up like a in onr pathway Train No a connects at all points In thu Norih west at Knlon and Carry for dl aid a t Jamestown fur ana lalla a und 5 Cleveland anil points Close connections at Cincinnati with fnr tbo anil Weal allowed local Ui their and from o Oi W U and Ticket Aceo O IJ D laud 0 K A IT WAY i FI It STATIONS Now York World The Westport and Ballina fishermen have been for centuries ready to make oath that the wild coast there abouts is haunted by lights not of this earth In tho days of old tha Jt id Iho Hea foamed wlln boat o oars lintler Town Human pain is IM 7 5C hard thing to contemplate and yet if it r endures but for a night and joy Nor should an immortal sonl be conquered by any woe We have never been cheated says Emerson by any every man who is cheated has cheated himself and we can never be wronged unless wo ourselves consent to it These sentences seem to the shallow reader j for their truth Heaver City LT U rM IU Manufacturing Co Storrett St TITUSVILLE AND PA i TJ It President A A FTI VV J Iti H 3 W 1W A A J of aod 1 and Engines s KIG KINDS is BRASS Solo now talent Balance Valve Engines PATENT Temper Screw aud Kopo Clamps St PATENT ADJUSTER Also tbo Climax Mower and Reaper and Amenta for tho celebrated STEAM PUMP for Oil etc Iron and to ul all dono in in Iff Capital vli Bumu 1 iJ I Ti BROS 200 of to Pianos have Foi ii fl 1 i i i iu i 1 NEW ENGLAND STEY COTTAGE ITS TOR CITIZENS NATIONAL BAN A j t SivIngs 187O A II 00 1 1200 910 1110 9M ROBERT i M II A J it Jlark B V N n removed NO 17 SIMNO Oyer d i tu i i hold D look tp tf 10 Nails charge 1 Every pemon who flond TIS then 111 boT a receipt of pin the purchase of the Bame them by return inaO f rents W KS l TR A I N 1ILSTCLASS STATIONS i A Jefferson 248 Town or in other words when the Irish lies deep in the foundation of things It Turk y City rons invaded the teas of Britain a great j is because the immortal part bf us is all fleet left the shore and the which seems to the philosopher of value legend runs that many of the galleys were that any merely temporal loss appears not lost off the month of tne Hoy or worth reckoning Does some one rob us and that their signal lights aro the onr gold before the century is cal lights which to this day alarm the over we shall have left all that behind as western and are visible even to I and gone on Doea the enemy cat off oar i inn 4 A U iW 7 IS 71 801 IE F HE OIL Refined Oil Sodeman Teege thin than r t AM saa GOJ ir ru right soon this worn oat gar ment of the body will be no more needed pilgrims on the top of Mount and men say that on that night in August 98 The wrong that the sonl is the only when Humbert and the three French frig real hart and to that we most consent ntes sailed into Killala these phantom before wo can suffer it lights lit up the coast f jr ruling as though I Flan I IATTON THE McHENRY HOUSE PA Was Monday December Uth nt at their IE t finery A re now ti FirstClass Oil of 110 lo 150 Degrees Standard Test will on for any part nf the or In tho city At the Regular Market Price Oond can be bir oor at the name nt wo charged AND of AND AT IAW Ho i Pa J A 3RT1AT In hirt 1rtrnhnH block lo No 1ctrv A CHASE AND U S Stewart Pa 8O BEAVER and 197 J C c D ti will and piper oa In the Realin mhf ly ells A IVIES a i to AND FORGINGS honoring the bold laUor Month It is probable that Ships of that Irish armeda were driven across the main into I i My neighbor Judge Bisa Northern the Gulf of St Lawrence for phantom man by birth and a So a them man by arc thicker here o nights than on his summers here and j Per the Mayo coast The most singular of his winters on his cotton pUnta Sn the St lawrenca vra tions consisting of 3000 acrea In Tho and convenience of tho traveling will bo promoted Iu wry way liy tho proprietor A of patronage U rally COL JOHM Jf Dto 7 P 0 No SODEMAN TEEGE ia will rA RUT on 0 of liave been Lotten Patent for an iu perilous and method of several Mr 7 by plan annio of which aro 1300 673 feet di UMil Irom the well the and at a savin c of fully fifty po ID two 10bone and n Iu rail and the war of the tBe Clark Farm near to will x liberally are of iba of thair slid invention that without delay from the to the May in 1373 of ENGINES AND BOILERS IRONS and Stills Storage and Tank L 0 Sole of the 8KOW VALVE 1 i STF PA Pipeline Certificates MO DiE RATE RATES To nil wonld of Pro i and the Cut w 3i Coitt i of V e abJ of I S in Roberta Wo parties Pumps not made or 1K them tor fur to JA M ES SMITH CO i kinds of lath etc t Onion fett teak M
