EDITOR. WED3EESD.U IBDRKISG, FEB. 9, 1887. FROM THE STATE CAPITOL. The Legislature bur heeo a verj busy "odj during the past three weeks, and legislation is laid to be very much farther advanced than it was two yean ago at this date. Two hundred is the number of the last bill read in place, while the number that has received a place on the Calendar ia one hundred and seveoty six. This indicates that the committees have not been idle, and there is whero the busy and arduous work is done ia the earlier stages of legislation. People generally, bate an idea that when the legislature meets at 11 a. m. and adjourns at 1:00 p. m. the members have an easy time of it the balance of the day. This is a sad mistake. As a rule, every member is placed upon from three to four com mittees, and as another rule one or an other of his committees is in session when the legislature is not, and the discussions in committees are often quite animated. One measure has become a law, having received . Governor Beaver's signature on Wednesday of this week. It is the Philadelphia Magistrate's bill, and in approving it the Governor is backed up by a sound opinion nf the Attorney General, who holds that it is entirely constitutional. Eight other bills have passed the House finally, and been sent to the Senate for concurrence. One very important measure to the oil regions has been introduced by Mr. Billingsley, and received un af firmative recommendation from tho committee. It is the one relating to the piping and storing of oil, and if passed as it now stands, will reduce the prices for such services by pipe lines fully one half. Many think the reduc tions too sweeping, and fear the bill cannot pass in its present state, but it will stand considerable modification and still prove a boon to the oil coun try pple. And I believe this legis lature is made of the right material to paes a bill of this kind. The Republicans f the Senate re deemed their promise as a party in the passage of thV prohibition amendment yeaterdav m Tning, and lent th- reso lution over to the IIuse for concur rence. That body will take il up in its regular order. and paw it, just as the Rppnbliciu platf. rm of last sum rner said it w.mld Mr. Randall .f Forest, has intro duced a bill, which has received an aflSrma'ivf recommendation from com mittee, to "increase the compensation of witnesses for attending court," to one dollar per day. And this is as it sh uld be. The oM eiyl of compel ling pe.ple to leave their work aud spend a week at court at 62 j cents per day, ui'l pay a dollar fr board is not what it's cracked up to be, as many of our good ci'izpns have learned to their pecuniary sorrow. Ii will m t be out of order to state jint here that Mr. RaodttH oroupics one f the best seats in ihe IL ii ne, and is daily growing iu popularity with his fellow members. Mr. Brace of Warren, occupies a front eat ia the Housd, and u one of its in fluential members, especially in com mittee work, where the effectual bat ties are fought. A bill has been introduced makiog the minimum school term of each year six months, nod will likely become a law, if the number of petitions in iu favor havo auy effect. Another matter of very great inter st to our county that is the Repub licaoB is the Congressional apportion ment. The Senate bus reported, aud will likely pass the old M-tcfarlauH Bill, vetoed hy Governor Pattiaou, and which buried us uoder about 6000 of a Democratic majority, but it has many objectionable features, and will hardly pass the House. A bill has been reported to tho Hoiisew hich puis Forest io with VeDango, Warren, M" Kean and Potter. This would be. I ebool'l say, a very congenial group of counties iu ob associated wun, me in terims nf all being so nearly identical Feb. 5, 1887. j. e. w. On Saturday morning last, four passenger cars of the Montreal ex press filled with pleasure seekers bound for the Moutreal Winter Carnival, was thrown from White River bridge, in the town or tendon, arut tour umes rorthwestofthe While River Junction, Vermont. Probably fifty passengers were killed outright, aud many more injured, seriously or fatally The ao cideot was caused by a broken rail, or broken wheel and axle. The train was running at full speed at the tira of the accident, and was precipitated ,rutj a gorge fully seventy feet deep. T. E. WENK, The Republican majority of the State Senate on Thursday passed final ly the bill submitting the prohibition constitutional amendment. The Dem ocrats refused to vote after sending in a written protest against the bill as class legislation. This is a singular position for a Democrat to occupy. It has been the boast of the Democratic party that it had faith and trust in the people, but its representatives in the Senate protest against a measure which submits to the decision of the people a question which can be better and more justly and satisfactorily de cided that way than ia any other. Their attitude nly gives the redemp tion of tbe Republican pledge more emphasis. Tbe submission bill now goes to the House, and its prompt passage there is undoubted. Frauds have been discovered io New Jersey that will likely result ia giving tbe United States Senatortbip to tbe Republicans. Tbe election of Turley, now sitting as a Democratic member of the House, was procured, it seems, by opening the ballot-box io one district, and changing votes from Haines, Republicau, to Turley. A Philadelphia locksmith was paid ten dollars for picking the lock aud ena bling the Democrats to perpetrate the fraud, and has told the whole story be fore the Committee on Elections of the New Jersey House. Of course tht Bourbons denounce this as a Republi can trick, but as there is evidence to corroborate that of the locksmith, it looks as if Mr. Turley will be cast in to outor darkness, and that with him will go Abbett's last hope of securing the Senatorship. SHERIFF'S SALE. BY VIRTUE nf Sundrv Writ of At'ns Test. Vondi. Ex., from the Court o" Common Pleaa of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, and to me directed, there will be exposed to sale by publio vendue or outcry, at tbe Court House, in the Bor ough of Tionesta, Pa , on MONDAY, FEHRUARY 14, A. D., 1887, at 10 o'clock a. m., the following described real estate to-wit: ALEX. MOORE and JAMES McLAIN, Executors of VV. IT. McGee, deceased, for use of Hugh 8. Fleming vs. THE COPELAND FARM OIL COMPANY. Alias Test. Vend. Ex. 3ur. No. 13 April term, 1887. AND CHARLES K. HARTMAN for use cf HUGH 8. FLEMING, vs. TH E COPE- LAND FARM OIL COMPANY, Alias Test. Vend. Ex. Sur. No. 14 April term, 1887. Agnew it Clark, and 8. H. Gey er, Atty's. All the right, title, interest and claim of the defendant Tbe Copeiand Farm Oil Company, of, in and to all th-tt certain tract or parcel of land situate in Harmony Township, Forest County, Pennsylvania, boundod and described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a rost ; thence by land now or formerly of J. Reuben South 88i East 89 perches to a white oak ; thence North U Eat 32 perches to a red oak ; thence South 881 East 49 perches to a post i thence South li West 17 perches to a black oak ; thence by land formerly of William Fleming South 68J" East 93 perches to a post; thence North 14 1 East 6H.3 perches to a white oak ; thence South j" fcast percnes to a post s thence by land now or formerly of W. H. Manross South 14e West 142 perohes to a white oaa ; tneuee -ioutn 2ui East 20 perches to a post j t ence outh 51 East 54.5 perches to a hickory j thence by M. Foust warrant South 46i West 95 perches to a p.wt; thence bv land now or late of A. Allen der's heirs North 533 West 112 perches to a post; thence North li East 76.5 iterches to a red oak ; thence 88i Wea 121.9 nerch- es to a post; thence by land now. or for merly or j. u. Jonns North JJ" East 128 perches to the place of beginning, contain ing 290 acres and 140 perches and usual allowance; and being the same tract of land granted by te Commonwealth of fennsyivania, to j.-aepii 11. Copel md by Patent dated January 0. 1853. and bv the said Copeiand and wife conveyed to M. Milford by deed dated Jul v 8. 1854. record ed August 251, 1854. in Venango Conn'y ra .in ueea book v.paei, who with his w4fe convoyed the same to William Milfor I by deod dated January 27, 1865, recorded in Venanuo County, Pa., in Deed Book "K. K." pae 341, who by deed con veyed to P. H. Tiernan and J. B. Porteous on May 0, I8t5, who by deed dated Mav 10, 18H5, recorded in Peod Book "H. H." pageC66 in Venango County, Pa., con veyed to William H. McGee, who bv deed of trust .lu.y executed and delivered, acknowledges that he holds the legal title thereof tor the use and benefit of. he Cope land Farm Oil Company, a corporation le gally created under the laws of the State of Pennsylvania. Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of the Copeiand Farm Oil Com nany at the suit of Alex Moore and James McLaln, Executors of W. H. McGee de ceased, for use of Hugh S. Fleming; and as the property of the Copeiand Farm Oil Company at the suit of Charles H. Hart man, for use of Hugh S. Fleming. TERMS OF SALE. The following must bo strictly complied with when the 1. When the plaintiff or other lein cred itors become the purchaser, the costs on the writs must be naid. and a list nf linns including mortgage searches on the prop el ty sold, together with such lien credit or's receipt for the imnunt nf Iho nrn. ceedx of the sale or such portion thereof as he may claim, must be furnished the ouunii. 2. All bids must be paid in full. 8. All sales not SMttled immediately will be continued until 2 o'clock n. in., ot thn same day, at which time all property not bettlod foi will again be put up and sold at the expense and risk of the person to whom first sold. See PurdoiVs Disest, Nin'li Edition, i o aim auuui s rornis. page 384. 1... AUXKW. Nhnntr Sberiifs oftlce, Tionesta, Pa., January 21, 18X7. J Bl't'KLE.VM AUMCA S.tLVK. The best Salve in Mm u..irM r.n... Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chappd Hands, Chilblains. .., , an cam eruptions, ana pom. h.oij hum rues, or no pay required, is guaranteed to give perfect satisfactio It m. or money reiunaea. trice 25 cents box. For sale by O. W. Bovard. per COUNTY AUDITOR'S REPORT FOR THE YEAR 1886. WILLIAM SMEARBAUG1I, Treasu rer, Forest County, Tor tho To nalaneo $13,430 To paid on note. Evans 28 To tranncript of seated lands re turned, 18X5 525 To poor fund Hickory township 4(18 To poor fond Tionesta Borough 44 To poor fund Green township 264 year 3!). 50 40 44 00 81 04 00 90 18 20 00 50 26 07 00 90 70 00 To poor fund Harmony township 68 To sale of desk Charles Bonner... 15 To land redemption L. C. Wvn- koop a To land redemption Allan Hay 111 To land redemption W. B. Rob erts 4U To use of Court House 1 To sale of book P. M. Clark To ruile of coal 13 To transcript seated tax 1886 8,195 To sale of gras Court Houe yard 5 To sixty day list 1886 354 To sixty day list 1886 added To from State Treas. allowance... 300 S23.8CS 28 .. 17.747 35 To Balance Jan. 3, 1897...... WILLIAM SMEARBAUGII, Treasurer of or t'ennsyivanin, for the To balance... 8 0 41 To state tax 1886.. 434 67 $441 OS To Balance Jan. 3, 1887 $ 42 16 J. R. CHADWICK, Commissioner, in enaing January 3, loot. To County ordets 272 65 OLIVER BYERLY, Commissioner, in ending January n, i&st. To County orders 31166 W. D. SHIELDS, Commissioner, in account January To County orders 402 04 CURTIS M. SHAWKEY, Prothonotary, ! orest county, lor the year To County orders 235 45 LEONARD AGNEW, Sheriff, in account n ir tun jeiir couing To County orders 302 47 FOREST COUNTY, os : We. the undersigned Auditors of Forest the Commissioners' office in said county according to law, and did audit and adjust the several account- of the Treasurei. Sheriff. Prothonotarv and County Commission ers for the y-'Br ending January 3, 18S7. and tind them as set forth in the foregoing roport. In testimony of which we have hereunto set our hands and seals ti.is i:ilh day of January, 1887. JAMES A; SnOTT.IL P. ) T. W. CORAH. L 8. i County Auditors. GEO. ZUENDEI., LS.jJ Attest J. H. DINGMAN, Clerk. EXPENDITURES of Forest County for Connty Commissioners 8 PNc) 35 County Commissioners' Clerk 720 00 Coimnel fees and attorneys' fees... 63 00 Bounty ou wild cats, foxes. Ac R14 30 Jury fees 2,219 73 Jury Commissioners and Clerk... 81 05 Assessors 427 67 Printing 410 50 Constables and Tipstaves 285 94 Court Crier 62 50 Road View 181 87 Fuel 95 00 Elections.: 277 90 Commonwealth costs 255 19 Books and Stationery 155 42 Repairs Ac 93 55 warren Hospital 794 04 fiheriff'a Fees 302 47 Prothonotar.'a Fees 235 45 Janitor 163 75 Postage 17 32 Collector's Commission 140 10 Express and Freight 4 80 Stenographer 294 81 rteiundiug orders 85 16 FINANCIAL STATEMENT of Forest County for the year ending ASSETS. Balance due on Coilntv account riv finlnninn Flt7.rrnralrl TrAnBiirnr Seated Lands returned for 1886 Unseated County Tax 1886- Due for Coal Due by Tionesta Borough Duo hy Tionesta Township Duo by Hickory Township Due on Mapie Creek Bridge .' FOREST COUNTY, ss: Pursuant to law est County, publish the foregoing exhibit County for tho year ending January 3, 1887. day of January, A. D. 1887. J. K. nilADWlCK, IjS.) OLIVER BYERLY,L 8.1 County Commissioners. W. D. SHIELDS. LS.jJ Attest J. T. BRENNAN, Clerk. Tit III. LIST. List of causes set down for trial in lh. Court of Common Pie is of Forest County, at February Term, 187. Commencing 6u tne ton rt u Monday ol Kebruarv: 1. William A. Dusenbuiy vI. The Sal mon Creek Lumber and Mining Com pany, No. 20 May Term, 1883. Replevin. 2. Aaron H rock way vs. Charles Stoner and VV. J. Stoner. doing business as St m- er uroiners, jo. m may Term, tHS5. sum mons in Assumpsit. 8. Orrilla R. Wolcott vs. Calvin O. Hinklev and Auirusta S. Hinklnv. ViU wife. N . 541 May Term, 1885. Scire Fa cias .-iiir .Mortgage. 4. David O. Hunter vs. Michael Fitzger ald Sr., arid Michael Fitzgerald Jr., No. 3 September Term, 1885. Appeal from Jus tice. 6. Enterprise Transit Company vs. Walter Morton. Webb Hortou, Jerry Cra ry and George Dickinson, No. 8 Septem ber Term, 1885. Summons in Truspass. K. . Sliamburg vs. T. W. Shorts. P. H. Walter. No. 27 May Term, 1886. Amicable Action in Ejectment. 7. Maria Reese vs. John Wiles, No. 181 September Term, 18rt. Replevin. 8. M. Andrews and R. K. Andrews, her husband, in right of said M Andrews vs. The Salmon Cro)k Lumber and Mining Company, No. 81 September Term, ISSti. Appeal from Justice. 9. Ezra lloyt vs. Joseph Superior, No. 31 December Term, 1886. Appeal from Justice. Attest CURTIS M. SHAWKEY, Prothonotary, Tlooesta, Pa., Fob. 7, 187. Administrator's Notice. Whereas, letters of Administration to Ihe estate of Margaret lluddleson. late ol Tionesta township, deceased, have been grunted to the subscriber. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, aud tlioe hav ing claims or demands agninst tte estate of the said decedent will make known tbe baioe without delay to JOHN G. HUDDLESON. Administrator, or TATE A DAVIS, Atfys. in account with the Commissioners of ending January 8, ls(. By county orders pnirl $1 1,004 10 By 3 per cent, commission on samn , 4!X) 14 By vouchers for Seated Innds returned 474 45 By vouchers for exonerations 404 73 By 3 per cent, commission on land redemption, $2,6:12.67 02 11 By individual balances "School ' account 136 00 By individual balunces "Road" account 4C8 72 By individual balance "To Pay Debt" account 60 50 By Balance $ 7,747 35 23,868 28 Forest Connty, in account with the State year ending January 3, 1887, By State allowance to County for examining reeorns By voucher State Treasurer By 6 per cent, commission for collection By balance 300 00 78 7'J 20 13 42 16 9141 08 account with Forest County, for tho year By 77 day's service 3100 Hv 186 miles travel 18 60 By expenses to Harrisburg conditional 23 05 272 65 account with Forest County, for the year By 75 day's service 225 00 J5y 642 miles travel 64 20 By expenses to Harrisburg conditional 22 46 311 66 with Forest County, for the year ending loot. By 01 day's service ...225 00 tsy ju3 miles travel 108 30 By expenses to Harrisburg conditional 20 74 402 04 Ac., in account with tho Commissioners of ending January 3, 1S87. By fce9 235 45 with the Commissioners of Forest County, January a, JOP. By foes 302 47 County, do hereby certify that we met at the year endlna January 3, 1887. District Attorney 70 00 Western Penitentiary 130 20 Stoves !17 55 Cleaning Court House Ao 32 80 Auditors and Clerk 103 60 Affidavits 60 Bridge Repairs Ac 1,184 55 County Institute 88 83 Horse hire 12 00 Coroners foes and Autopsy 67 49 Holding Appeals en 11 Expenses of Bowen 30 02 Extra Work on Revenue Law paid by State 50 CO Burial of Indigent Soldiers 29 00 Depositions of County Commiss ioners and Witness foes in County Chsbs 13 15 Special Court. Warren County 375 88 County Lands ( I'axes on Samel... 990 M) Examinations of Judgment Mort gages Ac, as required 'y Act June 1885, expense of same paid by State 150 00 County Treasurer's Commissions 582 28 January 3, 1S87, $ 7,747 35 425 22 3.901 92 25 66 84 37 102 97 78 08 S12.375 57 LIABILITIES. $ 789 48 we. the undersigned Commissioners of For of the receipts and expenditures of said Witness our handa and seals this 13th PROCLAMATION. Whkrras, The Hon. W. D. Brown, President Judge of the Court of Common Pleas and Quarter Sessions in and for tha county of Forest, has issued bis pre cept for holding a Court of Common Pleas Quarter Sessions, Ac, at Tionesta, for the County of Forest, to commence on the Fourth M'niay of Feb., being the 2sthda of l'el., 1887. Notice is therefore given to the Coroner, Justice of the Peace and Cn atablesof said county, that they be then and there in their proper persons at ten o'cbx'k, A. M., of said day, with their rororils, inquisitions examinations and other remembrances, to do those things which to their ollices appertain to bedone. and to those whoare hound in recognizance to prosecute against the prisoners that are or shall bu in the jail of Forest County, that they be then and there present to prosecute against thorn as shall bo lust. Given un der my hand and seal this 21st day of January. A. n. IH87. L. AGNEW. L.a. Sheriff. ANNUAL STAVEMENT OF THE Financial Condition of Tionesta Bor ough School District. UKsorncn. School building, lot, bell and fur niture Funds in hands ot Treasurer $860 22 implicate in lianas or Collector, subject to exonerations and commissions 1257 92 LIABILITIES. Bonded debt $6600 00 fayable as tollows i For tho years 1887 to 1839 inclu sive, per vear 200 00 For the years is'JO to 1894 inclu sive, per year 300 00 For the years I8U5 to 1899 inclu sive, per year 400 00 For the years 1900 to 1901 inclu sive, per year 500 00 Floating debt $1205 08 Valuatiou of taxable property in the dis trict, 1011,798.00. G. W. ROBINSON, President. CU RT18 M. SHAWKEY, Secretary. HERMAN & SIGGINS! DRUGGISTS & GROCERS, TIONESTA, - PENN. WILL OCCUPY THIS SPACE NEXT WEEK WITH A NEW ADV ooeecooooooooococecececcccceeeeecoceoeoesoce' WE SAY t i f 1 1 t 1 I r i 1 i ? ' 1" ? 1' 1 i ! i -' -1: i -' .' 1 ' 1 CO MIS! COME! COME ! I w s- . i ; s Como whero you can buy nice Drobs Come whero you can get Good Goodi Cheap 1 Come where you can got what you want! Come In SPRING DRESS GOODS we have complete stock of tho Choicest Goods"" at prices that will astonish the close buyers. Sattino Ber&crs. Suitings. GinIinms of every kind LADIES' SHOES Sc SLIPPEBS. Come where the Stock ia Complete I Come weere the Stock is New I Coino where the Goods are Reliable! . Come where Prices are tha Lowest! CLOTHING FOR MEN, CLOIIING FOR COTHINO FOR ANY BODY, AND EVERY BODY Our Clothing Room is fuli of New Su'ts Just received and Marked Down Low. WE WILL NOT BK UNDERSOLD. And don't forget that we aro Headquarters for Our Goo Js are all New and Fresh, and w ill be hold at tho Lowest Possible Price. Como and see us. No trouble to show goods. U. J. HOPKINS & GO. ' BiaiitSOiff' aS&SJH&USi. IN THE EXCHANGE BLOCK, HAS THE MOST COMPLETE Stock of FUItNITUHI ?&iJW PRICES LOWER THAR V ftpS TO SUITTHE TIMES. TRMiuLV tmr WITfI THK LATEST l. vlkrktt&J&tTLl:AK1& -CMyycrr iih r. Hhfi This ia the only Store you can ascend and descend Five Storiea without el it. stairs. Free ride in the Elevator in the EXCHANGE BLOCK. "w .A.:RviR,:Eisr, DPEisror'A. Telephone Connections. i;t of Suspension Bn WM.si&iuHSCO. FOR ALL KINDS OF DHY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, FRESH GROCERIES, $?ic$ & Capo NOVELTIES IN QUEENSWARE AD GLASSWARE. MEN'S, LADIES' A BABIES' JEWBLRT! O It THE BEST TOBACCO A?!D CIGARS. SAME AS CASH ALWAYS SECURES BAEi GAINS WM. SMEARBAUSH & CO S, TIONESTA, FA. HUNT ERS AND T R A PPEES Seud for Price List of RAW FURS, SKINS AND WILD GAME, -TO- de-8 3m BOSTON. MASS. Confirmation Notice. Noii.-H is htreli given that the follow ing acoount? have U'cn tiled in my olllce and will be presented for confirmation on Thursday, March 8d, 1847. 1. Fiiat and final account of Charles Bonner, liuardian of minor children of Alexander Hendry, deceased. 2. Triennial account of George W. Bo vard. Guardian of Elizabeth and John Henry Dice, minor chi dren of Johu Dice, deceased. 3. Final account of N. P. Wheeler, Guardian nf Koa (ireen, minor child of James Green, deceased. Attest CUKTIS M. SHAWKEY, ' Clerk of Orphans Court. Tionesta, Pa., January 31; lbt7. Goods I where the gooda rodeem themae at lowest prices. BOYS, of every desciurtic. too numkuous to mention in detail; ' til IU' 'RAILROA! TIMETABLE IN EFFECT June 21,1 Westwaid Pittsburgh DrvisioufFstv, A.M. P.M. a.m. 7 4 11 4 Ot Ui.i 215 A.M. 7 'M 4 11 4 03 2 4:i B IS l. M. ar Pittsburgh ly Parker Fox b nra 00; 1211 I 12 40' I Franklin .Oil City...ar 1 f)0 2 15 p. M Iv A. P.M. P. 0.-i 2 t8 44111 tSSflitl t2 fl Sltil 1 8 01 1 f7 M Vi 7 40; la t7 TiVi 7 0r 12 6 4!) 11 a 12:11 P.M. A. M. P. M. ().5l2 2r 1511 4.S U7lll 32 3411 27 18il0 65 0310 211 rm.io 12 431 90 2.ri 0 17 Ofi 8 4j 50! P. M. 3 05 A. V 6 I 1 i ar... Oil Cltv....lv Oleopoliu ...Eajile Rock... President..... Tionesta Hickcry .. Trnnkeyvillo.. Tldio'uto ...Thoiopbou s... IrvinetoD Warren t 2tti t3 S3 t7 t3 30't7 3 62 7 4 05 7 (4 13; 7 4 trfii L HI 50 1 4 45, ($.;. 6 15; V 4". 6 !I0 9 0 12 9 Si r.M.'A.M. p. m.Ia.W. 8001125 p.m.! a. v. 6 12 9 40 0 17 9 45 0 33110 01 0 40 10 11 6 47,10 18 6 63! 10 24 7 07,10 29 7 23' 10 bS 7 37 11 0l 7 47111 21 8 0S 11 VI 810 1145 P.M.' A.M. ir. 1 v...Klnzua....ai M. A.M. P. M.'A. M. 4 20' l. P. M. j A. M. 6 12,11 05 6 Mi1 11 00 6 3!:10 43 6 St Ml .Hi B'.M:10 2f t 18, 10 24 6 04 10 08 4 491 9 53 lv... Bradford ..ar A. M. 1 1 05 ar...KInzua....lv ... Sugar Hun ... Corydon Onovillo ....Wo f Hun.... Quaker Bridge. ...Red House.... ... Salamanca.... 10 85 9 55 ! 34 (I 15 9 00 8 32 7 60 7 20 6 55 828 6 15 A.M. 4 34 4 24 4 07 4 00, P. M.1 9 3U 9 28 9 12 9 05 A.M. ..So. Carrollton..: ...So Vandalia. AlleRany.... iv uiean ... .ar Additional Train Leaves Kin to a ll;05ani. Warren 12:50pm, Irvineton l:4o pm, Tidioute 3:15pm. Tionesta 6:00pm, ar rives Oil City (5:45pm. Addition at Train Leavea Oil City 6:00 am, Oleopolis 6:40 am. EsrI Rock 6:55am, President 7:02am, Tionesta 7:52an Hickory 8:40am.Trunkeyvllle9:00am,Tld. oute 9:60am, Thompson 11:00, arrive Irvinoton 11:30am, Warren 12:50pm, Kin rua 2:05pm, Sugar Run 2:20, Corydon 8:00, Onoville 3:15, Wolf Bun 8:30, Quaker Bridge 3:40, Red House 4:10, Salamanca 6:02, South Carrollton 5:30, South Vanda lia 5:48, Allegheny 6:18, arrivea Oleaa 6:80nm. Trains run on Eastern Time. Trains leaving PittsburKh 9:60am, ar rivin PittsburKii 7:20pm, are Solid Traina between Buffalo and Pittsburgh. Trains leaving Pittsburgh 8:50pm, ar riving Fittaburuh 7;20ain, are Solid Traina with Pullman's Sleeping Cara between Buffalo and Pittsburgh. serTickets sold and baggage checked to all principal points. Got time tables giving full inforrnatkn from Company's Agents. GEO. S.'GATCHELL, Gen'l Bust, J. A FELLOWS, Gen'l Pass'r an-1 Ticket Agent, No. 84 Exchange 8t., Buffalo, K. Yt J. L. CRAIG, ARont, Tionesta, Pa, IvV ! TO JC3
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