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W. n. DUNJf EDITOR.
TUESDAY H10RIXG,JIXE.1?, 18?!.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For President
U. S. GRANT,
of Illinois.
For Vico President
HENRY WILSON,
of Massachusetts.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
For Governor,
JOHN P. 1IARTRANFT,
of Montgomery Co.
For Judge of Supreme Couit,
ULYSSES MERCUR,
of Susquehanna Co.
For Auditor-General,
HARRISON ALLEN,
of Warren Co.
For Congressmen at Large,
GEN. HARRY WHITE,
of Indiana.
GEN. LEMUEL TODD,
of Cumberland.
Announcements.
The following are the prices to lie
eliarired lor tho announcements of tho
various county ofliees : Prothonotary $10;
Sheriff, $S; Treasurer, $s j Commissioner,
Auditor, S3. No announcements will
appear unless tho cash accompanies the
Mine. Theio will bo no deviation from
thts rule.j
rr.oTiioxoTAnv.
Mn. Ennon : Fleaso announce the
name of J. 15. AGXKW, as a candidate for
re-election to the otllco of l'rothonotary,
Keuistor, Recorder and Clerk of the Courts
of Forest County, subject to Republican
usngos. Many I-'iuends.
Ed. Forest Rr.rrr.LtCAX: Fleaso an
nounce the name of E. L. DAVIS, as can
didate for nomination for the oftieo of Pro
thonotflry, Clerk of the Courts Vre., sub
ject to tho usages of the Republican party, '
at their Primary Election.
Many Republicaxs.
SHERIFF.
En. RErrnLiciN. Please announce the
name of J. N. TE1TSWORT1I, of Tiones
tn linro., as a candidate for nomination for
the ofltce of Sheriff, subject to Republican
usages. Sevkral Republicans.
Ed. Rkpuiu.ioan. Please announce the
name of E. C. MAYS, of Rarnett town
ship as a candidate for nomination for the
ollico of ShoritI', subject to Republican
Uiages, Many Republicans.
En. REPriiLicAN. Please nnnoirice
LIEUT. THOS. J. VAN tilESEX.of Tio
nesta Boroujrh for Sheriu. subject to the
usages of the Republican partv at the
Primary Election. Many Voti;hs,
TREARUKEIt.
Please announce the name of FREDE
RICK OLASSNElt, of lireene Township,
as a candidate for nomination for tho otlice
of County Treasurer, subject to Republican
usages. Mr. Olassner was a privato in
Company It, H3d Rett't Pa. Vols., and the
loss of an arm at Gettysburg well attests
his devotion to his country.
Many Soldiers & Republicans.
Ed. REPrr.i.icA v : Pleaso announce tho
name of W. R. DUNN as a candidate for
nomination for the ofliee of County Treas
urer, subject to tho usages of the Republi
can party ; at the solicitation of
Many Friends.
Mr. Dunn entered tho army at (he aioof
Seventeen, enlisting in Co. 1, 2d Pa. Caval
ry, llo was taken prisoner before Petors
liurgli, and confined in rebel prison pens
four and one hall' months. Wasdiscuaifr"d
July 13lh IsiSj with the regiment. "No
objection to his being re-enlisted is known
to esist."
commissioner.
Ed. Republican. At the solicitation of
many Republicans. JO II N THOMPSON,
of Harmony township, will bo a candidate
for nomination for tho ofliee of County
Commissioner, subject to the usatres of
the Republican party at their primary
elections, J uno 22d.
EniTon Republican: Please an
nouncco the namo of S. J. SETLEY as a
candidate for County Commissioner, sub
ject to tho usages of the Rciublican party,
ill tho Primary Election, and oblige his
Many Friends,
auditor.
Mr. EDiTon. Please announce the
name of L. WARNER, of liaruett town
ship, as a candidate for nominal ion for the
otllco of County Auditor, subject to Re
publican usages. jiARNEYT.
Primary Elections, Juno 22d.
On motion tho timo for holding the
Primary Elections fixed on Saturday,
June 22d, 1872, between tho hours of
1 and 7 o'clock P. M.
o
Our Primary Elections.
Next Saturday the Republican
Primary Elections are to be held in
the various election distriints in this
county. We hopo every Republican
in the county may be at the polls, and
assist in giving expression to the full
Republican voice of Forest county,
eo that we may know who is the
choice of the people for tho various
county offices to be filled. Tho Craw
ford county system was adopted here
as elsewhere, in ordtr to get the will
of the people direct from themselves,
but some are so indifferent about
nominations that they never make
their appearance at the primary meet
ings, being satisfied to accept the ver
diet of the majority of those who do
attend them. This in difference, if
riot overcome, will eventually defeat
tho object of the system iu our coun
ty, and the nominations w ill be mudo
by a few interested parties and the
people left to suppert them or bolt at
1 ocii)a. We coi.tudcr
this a very importaut election for the
county, as all the county offices are to
be filled this fall, and every voter
should interest himself enough to see
that the best men for the good of the
county are put in nomination. Tho
candidates" for notnii.ation on the
republican ticket are generally
known to t'10 voters of our county,
and we have nothing to say here
against or in favor of any man in the
field ; it not being our idea of con
ducting a Republican organ, to inter
fere with the different candidates for
nomination. We only ask that every
Republican may bo at tho polls and
vote as seems to him' for tho best. If
our appeal will bring a full vote out
on Saturday next wo shall believe
that wo have not spoken in vain.
Fourth of July Celebration.
A meeting our citizens was held at
the Court House, on Friday eve, to
consider tho propriety of having a cel
ebration here on the Fourth. The
meeting was organized by electing M.
W. Tate, Chairman, and J. T. Dale
and A. C. Porter, Secretaries. S. D.
Irwin, being called on, stated the ob
ject of tho meeting. Sheriff Davis
and W. P. Mercilliott, then delivered
neat and well-timed addresses on the
most proper manner of celebrating the
glorious Fourth. On motion, it was
determined to have an old fashioned
celebration. Tho following Com mil tecs
were appointed :
Committee of arrangements S. D.
Irwin, Capt, Knox, Judge Proper, L.
L. Ilackett, J. B. Agnew, Mrs. Roberts
Mrs. Irwin, Mrs. McKay, Mrs. Iltcl,
Mrs. L. Hulings. Assistant Commit
tee II. W. Roberts, Wm. Lawrence,
and Ferd. Wenk.
Committee on Programme W. P.
Mercilliott, A. C. Porter, Miss Alma
Ncal, M. W. Tate, Mrs. S. II. Haslet.
Committee on Finance Treasurer,
M. Einstein, J. D. W. Reck, and Mrs.
II. II. May.
Committee on Music rrof. Weber,
W. R. Dunn, Geo. Bovard, Maj. Good
man, Mrs. Ittel, and Mrs. Agnew.
Committee ou Orations J. G. Dale,
II. II. May, and Dr. Hunter.
Committee on Invitations Sheritf
Davis, Wm. Graves, P. D. Thomas, C.
D. Mabie, D. Black, P. O. Conver, A.
B. Kelley, S. II. Hnslet, and Jacob
Shriver.
The following officers were elected :
Marshall, D. W. Clark ; Assistants,
T. J. Van Giesen, and W. J. Roberts.
Ensigns, S. J. Butterfield, Clark Lloyd,
and J. E. Wenk.
Ou motion, Captain Knox was re
qesled to have as many of tho mem
bers of his old Company together, with
all soldiers that can bo induced to
j'oin him under arms on that day. On
motion, the meeting then adjourned to
meet at the same place, on tho even
ing of the 26th, to hear the reports of
the different committees.
M. W. TATE, CU'u
J. T. Dale,
,1
Secretaries.
A. C. Pouter
We take the following items from
the Titusville Herald of Friday :
By special telejrram last night we
learn that a well on tho flats at Rouse
ville, owned by Mr. Leeper, was struck
by lightning about 7 o'clock and the
rig burned. The loss was about one
thousand dollars.
About 11 o'clock yesterday, a cer
tain physician, in this city rau over a
boy about nine years of uge, near the
corner of Washington and Mechanic
streets. The little fellow was badly
bruised about the leg and instead of
the Doctor stopping to render what
assistance he could, he drove on and
left tho child to bo attended to by
others.
Two of Sheriff Montgomery's, pris
oners, of Armstrong county en route
to the Western Penitential y at Alle
gheny, mado their escape from a train
on the Allegheny Valley Railroad by
jumping from tho car window. One
was recaptured altera lively chase, but
the other, named Heeler, succeeded in
making good his escape. Ha is said to
be a bad character and is well known
throughout tho Oil Regiou.
Mr. J. B. Morrow, who enjoys the
distinction of being the editor of the
Newville Star of the Volley, in the
State of Pennsylvania, wrote a letter
to Mr. Greeley offering to support him
if he would then and there promise to
appoint him postmaster at unit place.
Mr. Greeley prints the letter and thus
exposes his would-be supporter, who
was more intent on making things sure
than judicious in tho mode of doing it.
We suspect, however, that he differs
from a great many other Greeley men
only in this respect, and in exposing
him Mr. Greeley has, it id probable,
unwittingly exposed also the motive
which to a very considerable exteut
animates the entire movement the
the spoils of office. Mr. Greeley could
afford to expose Mr. Morrow, and thus
make a showing of virtue; but what
is tho fact between him and the lead
ers to whose efforts aud negotiations
ho owes his position before the coun
try? Morrow probably had a pretty
correct conception of the whole Gree
ley business and missed his point sim
ply by fishing with a naked hook.
1 Wb ttrgh Cum mere in I.
Grant's Latter of Acceptance.
Tho following is President Grant's
letter acceptiug the Philadelphia
nomination :
Exkcutivk MANSIfjy,
Washinito?. .Tune 10
1
Hon. Thomas Settlft. President nf tho
JSntioii.U Republican Convention;
Paul Straback, Elislm Baxter, C.
A. Sargeant and others, Vice Presi
dents: Gentlemen! Your letter of this
date advising me of the action of the
action of the convention held at
Philadelphia on the 5th and (5th of
this month, and of my unanimous
nomination for tho Presidency by it,
is received. I accept the nomination,
and through you, return my heartfelt
thanks to your constituents for this
mark of their confidence und support.
If elected in November, and protected
by a kind Previdence in health and
strength, to perform the duties of the
high trust conferred, I promise the
same zeal and devotion to tho good of
the whole people for tho future of my
official life as shown in tho past.
Past experience may guide me in
avoiding mistakes inevitable with
novices in all professions and in nil
occupations. When relieved from
the responsibilities of ray present
trust by the election of a successor,
whether it bo at tho end of this terra
or next, I hope to leave to him as ex
ecutive a country at peace within its
own borders, at peace w ith outside na
tions, with a credit at home and
abroad, and without embarrassing
questions to threaten its future pros
perity. With the expression of a
desire to see the speedy healing of all
bitterness of feelings between sections,
parlies or races of citizens, and a
time when the title of citizen carries
with it all the protection and privi
leges to the humbler that it does to
the most exalted, I subscribe myself,
very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
U. S. Grant.
We take the following chapter
of accidents from the Tidioute Jour
nal, which, we are glad to say, is im
proving uuder the new management:
A severe accident occurred to Tom
Sterret yesterday. He was moving a
large boiler to Triumph, and in at
tempting to get off the load caught
his foot and fell to the ground, strik
ing on his arm and dislocating his
shoulder- Dr. Bolard fixed him up.
Mr. Patch, a carpenter to work on
the Fisher building, was quite serious
ly hurt yesterday by a piece of tim
ber, which fell from the building,
striking him on the head and arm
and badly bruising ono foot. He
was able to get to his boarding place,
and will probably soon be out again:
It was a narrow escape
Mr. A. J. Saunders was severely
cut in the leg by a circular saw at the
Arcade Mill on Tidiouto Creek yes
terday. He was at work filing the
saw when the engineer started up the
mill, anil although he jumped back
as quick as possible bis log was
caught by the saw. The wound is
about six inches long in the calf of
the leg. It is fortuuato that he es
caped with his life.
A young man by tho name of
Jerry teullivan, of lox township, this
county, was instantly killed on last
Saturday, while peeling bark in the
bark woods near Laurel Run Mills, a
few miles below our Village. As near
as we can learn, the particulars are as
tollows: Air. bullivan nud another
young man were peeling the bark from
a tree that had lodged in falling on
another one, aud the tree started to
come down with such force that it was
impossible for them to get out from
under it in time. The tree struck
Sullivan kuocking him down aud in
falling he struck his breast across a
tree that lay on tho ground and the
other tree fell across him, breaking
Ins backbone ami crushing in his
breast and head. We believe he was
hurt considerably about his legs and
arms. The young man that was w ith
him run a very narrow escape; he
was caught by the foot and had his
boot taken off but received no serious
injuries. Sullivan's remains were ta
ken to his home immediately, and
were interred on last Monday morning.
Elk Democrat.
We nre informed that Mr. Wm.
Harrager of Scotch Hill.and one of the
most respectable citizens of that vicin
ity, was drowned at Miller's Eddy, ou
the Clarion river, last Monday evening.
It appears he was thrown off a boat,
owned by himself, which he was trying
to get loose from a raft on which it
had been thrown in the gorge at the
Eddy. The boat w as swinging around
when the oar in some manner knocked
him overboard. He rose and tried to
swim, but it was supposed he was hurt,
and before assistance could reach him
he sank. At last accounts his body had
not been found. He leaves a wife and
several children, Clarion Democrat.
Albert Rankin, Esq., a brother of
our townsman, U. A. Kankin, was se
riously injured one day last week
caused by tho running away of his
team. It seems he was hauling rails,
when his horses took lritrht, and dash
ing away he was thrown from tho wacr-
ou.aud rcoeived such injuries ilmt it was
feared for a time would prove fatal. Wo
are glad to learn, however that he is
recovering. Clarion IlepiAUcan.
Mr. Pardee, who vends milk to
tho citizens of Petroleum Centre, at
tended Baruum'ii circus, at Titusville,
and tho pick-pockets connected with
that institution relieved hliu of his
spare collateral. He pronounces Bar
num a humbug. ret. Cci. Hew.
At tho Oil Exchange Hotel, Par
ker's Landing, on Friday of last week,
a man named Fitzpatriek was abusing
a couple of Italian musicians who wcro
playing there. The clerk of the house
attempted to put FiUpatrick out,
when he drew a pistol with the inten
tion of shooting or alarming the clerk ;
in the scufllo tho pistol was discharged
aud the hall penetrated the thigh of
one Fitzgerald, who happened to bo
in tho house at tho timo inflicting a
slight wound. Fitzpatrick was taken
before Esquire Fullerton, and sent to
jail in default of $1,000 bail. I'd.
Ccn. Itecord.
A brnkrraan by tho name of Sulli
van from Erie, was killed at Yottngs
ville Tuesday night while uncoupling
a train in motion. He was standing
upon tho bumper of tho car, and as
the train separated ho was thrown up
on tho track and run over by the sep
arated portion. He lingered in grout
agony until Wednesday morning, when
he died. Tidioute Commercial.
Xcw Advertisements.
Appraiser's List.
Notice Is hereby Riven that the following
named persons aro appraised as vendors
of merchandise, within tho Conntv of
Forest for the year 1S7J, and cloasilioil us
follows:
Harmony Township.
. , Class. Ain't.
John retereson, 14 7 ()
White A Eorgio, 1.1 10 00
James Neil!, 14 7 (hi
A. Slater, 14 7 00
J. I. Range, 14 700
Tioncsta 1'ownship.
Q. S. Hunter, 14 7 00
Tioncsta Borough.
Ronner Robinson, It 15 00
i. Jf. McKay, 14 7
II. O. Iavis, 14 7 co
Lloyd Son, 14 7 00
I. liilbronner it Co., 11 15 (HI
Superior Lumber Co., l;i 10 00
Klinordlincer A Co., 1
Proper A Reck, y y ;,o
S. H. Haslet, 14 7 W
Itiekory Townthip.
T. P. Collins, 11 700
J. M. A hls( rand, 14 7 00
T. J. Row man, 14 7 no
Harnett Toini.tliip.
A.Cook, n 1500
J.M.Miller, 13 1000
Kinp.itcy Toirnahip.
Wheeler, Pusenlmry A Co., 14 7 00
Appeal will be held at the Court House,
Treasurer's Otlice June i!!Uh, 17:2.
II, li. ELLIOTT, Appraiser.
AGENTS WANTED.
MALE & FEMALE. lhisiucss pleasant
and pays better than any enterpiise
in tho lield. Agents make from $il to S-S
lcr day. Send stamp for samples and par
ticulars. Address J. LATilAM A CO.,
2VU Washington St., Boston, Mass. 11-5
WE HAVE taken the nencv of two
machines ninnufactu.-eti at Moadvillo,
one known as tho
Kniffen Mower and Reaper,
and tho other tho
Atlantic Mower and Reaper.
Tho advantages theso machines claim
over others oll'ored for sale in
Lightness of Draft, Ease of Jlniiasrratnt,
Efoiiomy of Tower, Strength and riirapncss,
These machines, with or without reapqr
attachment can bo purchased of
JJ. W. LKI) VHCR.
or WM. R. HEATH,
Tionesla, Fa.
They also sell the TAYLOR STEEL
TOOTH HAY A GRAIN RAKE. Nouo
better in use. 10-:;t
Dissolution Notice.
TVOTICE is hereby Kivon that tho firm
L' of Klinordlincer A Co., istiiisdavdis
feolved by mutual consent. All moneys
due the linn will bo paid to Coo. W. llo-
Viiril A? i'n itnn..ne.nra ..4' 1. 1 !.....! 1 r.
Co., and all claims against the linn will bo
paid by them.
x. Miiaimi'i.i.Miivit,
GEO. W. ROVARD.
Tionesta, June 1st, lt72.
Wm, Fellers.
T TCENCET) AITCTIONIKR, will attend
XJ to all business in that lino promptly,
at reasonable rates. Address
WM. FELLERS, Newman ville,
0-3m. Clarion Co. Pn.
notice:
WHEREAS, letters of odminist rat ion to
to the Estate of Michael lfcm-v. luiunr
tho borough of Tionesla, Pa., deceased,
have been grunted to tho subscribers, all
persons indebted, to tho baid eslato are re
quested to make immediate pavinciit, and
thoso having claims or demands against
tho estate of tho said doi edent will inuko
known tho samo without delay, to
Jrs. i,, itt i.r; . j . ,
JOHN ll'ALTERS, J Administrators,
May li, lhTi li-tit. Tionesta, Pa.
AGENTS WANTED FOR LIFE AND
TIMES OF
JA3. FISSC. JR.
Contains biographies of Drew, Vandcrbilt,
Muuiu, iweeu, .vc., wun a iinancial histo
ry of tho country for the last throe years,
and what Grant new about "11LACK
FRIDAY." Over ,r,iMj puf,'es. Prico fci.
Address New York Rook Co., 1-15 Nassau
St., N. Y. j;Mt
KANSAS REGISTERED
Kafo and Profitab'o Investment Bonds.
Some of tho wealthiest count lea in Kansas.
Allen, Anderson, Franklin, Johnson and
Douglas Counties. Registered by the
Ktato of Kansas. Interest and principal
paid by tho Stato Treasurer. Tho Ronds
pay 7 per cent, interest, and aro over three
years old, tho coupons having been ahvavs
regularly and promptly paid. For statis
tics ami information, uddress (Samuel A.
Gaylord & Co., 83 11'all St., N. Y. Li-It
NO MORE RUB33ING!
11 U Y ONE OF
Etono's Fountain Washers.
Rotail price, 81.50. Stone Ac Kord, fi:!i) Arch
ht., Philadelphia, Pa. (Send for Circular.
11-U
A t'iK WANTED. A "rents inuko
XV more money at work for us than at
anytlimi; ulse. J'articulars lroo. G. Slm
son ik Co., Fine Art Publishers, Portland,
Maine. rj-Ji
$1,000 iii:wai:!
For any cas of Rlind, Rlcodin'--, Itching
or derated Piles that DeHing's l'ile Koiu
dy tails to euro. It is prepared expressly
to cure the Piles, anil notnim; else. Sold
M iy all Druggists. Price, tU.O. 12-1
hon tho Rlood Rushes with rociet
hko violence to the hcud, musing hot
flushes, vertigo and dimness of sight, it is
a certain sign that a mild, salubrious,
coolinij ami equalizing la.xal i ve is required
and Tarienfa EtVcrvcsccnt Seltnur Aperi
ent should be at once resorted to. Sold by
all Druggists. 1'2-U
ORGANIC LAW OF THE SEXES
Coiiditons which Impair vitality poa
Itivo anil negative electricity proof that
lite Is evolved without union ellis-t of to
bacco influence of tlesh a phosphoric diet
modern treatment of pelvic diseases,
stricture and vmieoeolp, and arrest of de
velopment ; ten lecturesto his private sur
gical class, by Edward II. Di.ion, M. p.,
Fifth Avenuo, N. Y.J lit pages, 2,"ccu(s.
"Every lino from the pen of Dr. Dixon
Is of great value to the whole human race.''
(Horace Greeley. li-4t
"JREAT MEDICAL ROOK' of useful
VJ knowledge Ut all. Sent free for two
stamps. Address Dr. Rouiiparte .C Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio. lli-lt
UC PIANO CO., N. Y. Prlco.ffOOfl
CR O V E R & B A K E R
SEWIJfG JIACIIINKS.
TJio following aro 'selected from thous
ands of tcsdmnnlulH of similar character,
as expressing the reasons for the prefer
ence of tho Oroverifc Raker Machinos over
all others.
"Hike tho Grover A Raker Ma
chine, in thetirst place, because if I had
any other, I should still want a Grover .t
Maker j and having a Grover k Raker It
answora tho purpose of all tho rest. It
does a greater varietv of work and Isensler
to iearn than any other," Mrs. J. C. Cro
ly (Jenny Juno)
"I have had several vears' expe
rience with i Grover & Raker Machine,
which has given mo great satisfaction. I
think tho Grover it Raker Machine is more
easily managed, and less liable to get out
of order. I prefer the Grover A Itakerdo
cldodly." Mrs. Dr. Watts, New York.
"I have had one In my family for
some two years; and f.ioin what I know
of its workings, and from tho testimony of
many of my friends who uso the same, I
can hardly see how anythingeoiild be moro
complete or give better satisfaction."
Mrs. Gun. Grant.
"I believe It to be tho best, nil
things eonsidered.of any that I havo known
It Is very simplo and easily learned! tho
sewing from tho ordinary spools is a great
advantage; thoRtitch Is entirely reliable;
it does ornamental work beautifully ; It is
not liable to get out of order. Mrs. A. M
Spooner, ati Rond St. Rrooklyn.
"I am acquainted with the work of
the principal machine, and I prefer the
Grover tt JSaker to them alljbivause I con
sider tho stitch moro elastic. I have work
in thehouso which was done nine years
ago which is still good." Mrs, Dr. Me
Cready. No. 43 East '2M street, N. Y'.
"More than two-thirds of all tho
sewingdono iu my family for the last two
years has been done by li rover A Raker's
Machine, and I never 'had a garment rip
or need mending, except those rents which
frolicsome boys will make in whole cloth.
It is, in my opinion, by far the most valu
able of any I havo tried." Mrs, Houry
Ward ReiM'her.
"Tho Grover it Raker Sowing Ma
chinohiw rendered fn every respect, tho
most perfect satisfaction. It combines so
many advantages with beauty of execu
tion and economy in price that it is a no
cesity in every household." Mrs. Gover
nor Geary, Harrisburg, Pa.
"I have had tho Grover A Raker Mn
rhino for ten or twelve yoars in constant
uso in my house. I have M'n and known
every kind of Family sowing, both per
sonal and household," accomplished up
tho Grover A Raker Machine, to the enti.
satisfaction of all concerned, Rev. Stephen
H. Tyng.
"I find tho Grover ife Raker Stitch will
wear as Ion gas tho garments do outwear
the garment in fact. Tho stitch will not
break on bias soams, when stretched, as
others do ; and neither does it draw tho
work." Mrs. Dr. Whiting, i East twen-
ly-iourtn street, jn. y.
Tho Grover and Raker Sewing Machine
Company manufacture both tho Elastic
and Lock Stitch Machines, and oiler tho
public a choice of tho best machines of
both kinds, at their establishments in all
the largo cities, and through agencies iu
nearly all towns throughout the country.
Prlco lists and samples of Bowing In both
stitches furnished on application to
T. J. VAN GIESEN, Agent,
Tionesta, Pa.
PITHOLE TVALiYR'Y.
ON AND AFTER Monday, June 5, 1871,
Trains will run as follows:
TRAINS NORTHWARD.
stations. No. 2. No. 4.
Oleopolis, io.!!5 a m 3.110 p m
Rennett, I0.HS " R.-JS "
Woods 'I.:W) " S.IK '
Prathers Mill 10.24 " 8.10 "
PitholoCity 11. WJ 2.00 "
TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
STATIONS. No. 1. No. 3.
PitholoCitv, 8.4(1 a m 1.20 pm
Prathers Mill H.4H ' l.4n '
Woods 8.511 " l.fill "
Rennett fi.02 " 2.03 "
Oleopelis .1U ' 2.14
All Trains mako close connections
at Oleopolis with trains on the ( iil Creek A
Allegheny River Railway, North and
South.
Two Lines of Stages run daily between
PitholoCity, Miller Farm am! Plcasant
villu, makingconnoction wilharrivingand
departing Trains. J. T. RLAIR,
II. Wit'KlIAM, tsup't.
Ticket Agent, Pitholo City, Pa.
LO TS F OR S A L E !
IX THE
BOROUGH OF TIONESTA.
Apply to GEO. G. SICKLES,
79, Nassau St., Now Y'ork City.
INSUKANCE
CO. OF NORTH AMERICA,
No. 2.J2 Walnut St Phila.
Incorporated 1794. Charter Perpetual
hlAF.IME, INLAND S Fl RE INSURANCE
Assets Jan; 1, 119, i 2,:MS.323 39
$20,000,000 losses paid since its organiza
tion, wm. HUJiLLR, Central Agent,
liurrisburg, Pa.
MILES W. TATE, Agent in Ti
onesta, Forest Countv, Pa.
SOin
Mm ft.
IfKKS THE WOHWT PAINS
In from O-o to Twenty Minutos.
NOT ONE HOUR
fcfter rubric In'n tum-HUrrm'tit iwil Miy one
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wil l, A ri' nit INhTAXT KAi-K.
INFLAMMATION or T1IK MI'NF.VS.
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TRAI RAILHOAD
ON- AND AlTKK II I'. V. Siimlay Mnv
1, Triiins arrive ut and loave tlm
I'nion Depot, cornor of Wiuihintou mid
l.iooriy irict, us tollows;
AKIUVK.
Mail Train. 1.. 10 u in: l'aHt T.inp. 12.12 n
m s WfirKa.voninioiliition No. 1, (i.'JO a in".
urinloii inciimnioil.ition No 1, 7..r0 o m;
Willi's ai't'oiiiinoilation Xt 8. .Via in :t'in-
I'innati oxjirosH ti.n a in ; .lolinstown ou-
ooiiiinoilation JH...0 n in ; Ilra ldock's nc
comniodation No 1,7.00 jtmj PiitslmrKh
oxjircss 1.30 t m; l'ai ilit; oxpross l.i0 p in j
" n s iiL-finiiiiniu:uiiMl ;o .1, .:i.t p in;
1 loinowood iii coiMiiiodalion No 1,9.5.) j) in;
Wall's uiToniinodatioii No 4, .r..'i!l p in;
ISrintim ucconunoilation No 2, 1.10 p in;
Way l'asscnger Io.-(l p in.
DKl'AltT.
Sonthorn rxprons a m ; TacUlo cj.
press 2.40 a in ; WiiII'd ui'i-oininoilation No
1, 6.:i0a in ; Mail Train 8.10 a in : Hrinton's
iiwoninioilation lJ.'JIaio; Jtriiddock's ac
commodation Nol.o.io itt; Cincinnati
oxpmss li."!.) p in ; Wall's accommodation
, ii.bi a in ; JoluiKtown accoinn.'odation
4.0.") p in ; lloinowood iu-coiiiinodatioii No
1, H.oO p m; Philadelphia express :i..';(l n m;
Wall iiccMimniodation XnllUju in: Wall a
accommodation No 4, tt.05 p m ; l'ast Line
7.40 p in j Wall's No 6, 11. UU p in.
Tlio Church Trains leave Wall's Station
every Niuidav at !.or. a. in., reaching l'itts-
Durru at w.iifta. m. itntiiriiiiijr leave Pilts
liui fih at U.fiO p. in., Hinl urrivo at Wall's
station at -.III p. m,
Cincinnati express leaves d illy. South
ern express daily except Moi, lav. All oth
er Trains daily, except Sunday."
For further iiil'oriiiatioii nplvto
W. II. IIKCKWITH, Aent.
The Pennsylvania Kailroad Coiupaiiv
will not assume any Risk for DaL'iiauo ex
cept tor Wearing Apparel, anil limit their
rsponsiliility to Ono Hundred Dolla; val
ue. All lia'.-ja.t) exceeding that a ount
in value will lio at tho risk' of the uor
unless trtkmi y special contract. '
A. J. CASSaI
Goneral Suiierintendent, Altoona Pa.
RIFLES, SHOT-GUNS REVOLT'S.
C.un materials of every kind. Write for
Price I .it, tolireat Western Con Works
Pittsburgh, Pa. Annv nuns and Itevol
vers bought or traded for. AgeuU wantnd.
l'J-4t
ARFNTS W!,,lt01 f,,r "The Ilriitht Sido
AiJLPI IO of New York," a I.ii.iary of
Information pertaining to its Institutions
and Objects of Interest. Jty a city Mis-
biolllirv. lilHI Kluri-n.-ieir A .....t J ... .1 1 r.
- 0-"....,. ..mnnni ',v
a day. .lust Issued. K. 11, TUKAT, Pub
lisher, 805 liroadwuy, N. V. S6-4t
WANTED-AORNTS (?-0 per day) to
m il the celeluated 1IOM K SHUT
'11. K SKWI.N'U M At '11 INK. il,ls the uu-der-tced,
makes tl,e"hM k stitch." alikeon
both sides, and fully licensed. The best
and cheapect family Sewing Machine in
tlio market. Address Johnson, Clark tt
Co Uostoii, Mass., Pittsburgh, Pa., Chiea--l-l-KOi
HI., or St. Louis, Mo.
WATCH FREE to A2eotu to iutro-
duce arti.-les that fcell in evor v house.
Lata A Co., ritt.,biirt'h I't
JOB WORK
DONE AT THK
'REPUBLICAN" OFFICE
At ihe lowest cath pirices, neatly, prompts
hj, and in elyle equal to that of any
other establiihmcnt in the District.
BUSINESS CARDS,
SHOW CARDS,
VISITING CARLE.,
SCHOOL CARDS
tVEDDINQ.CARDS,
PROGRAMMES,
INVITATIONS,
BALL TICKETS,
ADMISSION TICKETS,
MONTHLY STATEMENTS,
ENVELOPES
RILL HEADS,
LETTER HEADS.
NOTE HEADS,
CIRCULARS,
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