r
he &mt gJtpuMifan.
W. R. mjxs
EDiTOIt.
TfEDJESDAY MflRMMl, V, !!, 187!.
i" .. . . ......
Fatal AccinKNT. We ar called
upn to record another horriblo acci
dent, which ocurred at Fnirport, on
Chitauqua Iiiikc, at th furtu of Con
ductor Stevens, of tho Oil Creek roal,
on Saturday afiornoou last.. f r Kiimm
had lomo tiian cmploysd fulling trees
a his land, near the road, when a
man named Crane, his wife and three
children drove up in a cutter, opposite
tao pot where the men wero at work,
and stopped the horse, tho workmen
aa well as themselves supposing the
trw. which was a very Inre oip,
would full in tho opposite direction
from which it did. As the tree whs
nearly chopped o(T at tho stump, it
iook a sudden plunge toward the road,
and the loud cracking so frightened
tho horse that he would not move. Mr.
Crane, luiuping from tho cutter, un
(Urtook to seize his wifo and drag her
out of the way, but in her fright she
stepped beyond his reaclt in nn oino
site direction, the horse nt the sums
time meving forward, so that tho tree
as t fell, smashed the cutter, the three
children in it, and Mrs. Crane, tho lat
ter standing by the cutter. Mr. Crane
jumped to one side, and thus saved his
Inc. Mrs. Crane and the three chil
dren were instantly killed. Thus, in
an instant, a man is bereft of his wife
and children. Mr. Crane and his fam
ily resided near where the accident oc
curred, and the nfllictien visited upon
liim it is said has seriously aU'ected his
reason.
Tho remains were taken to the resi
dence of Mr. Crane, aud tho sad news
pprcad rapidly, the friends coming in
lor nn ics arouiHi in n very short, space
oi time. I he aceiilont lias cast a ileej
clonni over the people in that locality
as tho family was well known nnd
highly respected. Tilusvtlle Courier
The following items are from the
Titusvillo Herald i
Last Thursday nieht a little trill six
years of age, tho daughterof Mr. Dor-
ecy, (.colored), living on JJarbeurallev
uet with a fatal accident by falling
iiiLo a iuo or Beaming water, it ap
pears she was carrying the baby and
walking backwards, when sheoverbal
anced herself .and fell in, the baby e.i
capiug unhurt. Dr. Dunn attended
the little sunnier, but the case was
hopeless" frni the first, three-fourths of
her body being burned. She lingered
in great agony till Friday night, when
death put an end to lier sufferings.
The Pullman sleeping car which
went into the Allegheny river last rri
day noon, remains fust in tho river
but for fear of a rise nnd moving ice
strong hawsers have been run from it
to the till re. The top only is above
water. All the seriously injured at
tho accident that wero brought to Oil
City, are doing well. Mr. lloss, of
1 ittsburgh, who at hrst reported nior
tally hurt bids fair to bo all right in a
week or two. Mr. Iiiter, who was
killed, hail just finished an iron tank
L Tl 1 . 1- ,
hi. i-arKcrs lor our townsman, iuurcus
!'rowngfn, and was on his way hither
to receive payment lor his work.
We take the following itims from
the Clarion Democrat:
Clakion County Railroad Com
PASY. The annual meeting of this
ceuipuuy was held ut the ollice utSli
go, on Monday the 13th inttt., aud the
following lioairi of officers chosen fur
the ensuing year :
President. J. P. Lyon.
Directors. W. M. Lovn Wm. Phil
lips, V. G. Barr, Win. Keichart, D,
E. Lyon, David Maclay and II. M,
Aloauu.
Secretary aud Treasurer. D. K,
IjYOU.
The road from Sligo te Lawsonham
where it connects with the Bonnet'
Uraueh of the A.V.R.lt. is now under
contract and work progressing rapid
ly. It is tho intention to have the cars
ruuniug to Sligo again the first of next
July.
In ordor to more effectual I y pro
toct their property and preserve order
in their midst, the citizens of Law
renceburgh have formed a Vigilauco
Uonunitteo.
uhath or oi.n rio.NEF.K8.-Air. John
Y" . . . . i i . . , .
Mcintosh, of Washington township,
closed a most eventful life on Satur
day, December 2J, 1872 in his 7oUh
year. lie was the first settler in tho
lioeclnvoods district, having carried his
jirovisiuu and outfit to his present pro
xierperly from Lutherburgh over an un
broken path upon his back, sleeping
upon the snow until his first rude
ahanty was erected, lie lived to see the
j'oroet disappear nnd his neighborhood
'beciHne oua of the most prosperous in
all tne siii niunding country. Possessing
generous iuapulne that made him the
friend of every one, is remembered
with rospect. ll:ivii)g out lived hi.ial
loted threo score ycajsiiml ten, he has
Leen summoned by Mm great Harves
ter, death.
Mr. John Love, another of tho pio
neers of Jefferson country, a resident
tifKuox township, died on the 12th
inst. Mr. Lovo was ono of Knox town
bhip's hunt cituous.and Lite haws of his
death will causua pang in Un hearts of
bis hosts of a acquaintance. -Vooi-"'.uWi'xui,
KIKE AT PAItKKR'H I.ANIHNCJ.
Paukkr'r Lanmno, Jan. 10-9 p. in.
At 4:15 this afternoon a fire was dis
covered in a room over the Opera
I I 1 MM. -II 1
imiupb paiiHiu. inn names spread rap
idly, and in a few moments gained such
headway that all efforts to subdue
tuem wero fruitless. The flames ex
tended north of S. D. Karn's residence,
and south to Treat's dry goods store, oi.
either side of the street, destroying the
IT t ir ...
M HIIRCU JL1I1USO, JUCmHUUH 110U80,
Exchange Hotel, Unien llause, (Jrec
ley House, Opera House saloon aud
restaurant, Spoueor'a Oper.- Housse,
Steele's livery stable, dial fan t A
Urtll s hardware store, Dalley s gro
cery, Lc ven's grocery, ISrowu s furni
ture store Briscoe's drug store, Ia-
mams shoe store, Daily Iraiumpt
building, llcnnelt's hardware store,
Barthold's cigar store, Crull's livery
stable and twenty-five or thirty pri
vate residences. I ho loss is estimated
at from seventy-five to one hundred
thousand dollars. The critiiu of the
(ire is at present a mystery. At this
hour the fire is under control. No
further danger is apprehended.
-Tho Philadelphia Inquirer Bays:
Mr. Mantor, of the Statu Constitu
tional Convention, has solved the
greatest ditiiculty in the women suff
rage question in a practical manner. In
the resolution which ho has offered in
relation to that subject ho proposes
that women glial! have a right to vote
whenever it is clearly demonstrated
that they desire that privilcgo. This
must uo Dy tho votes ot the majority
of women themselves, which will show
that they desire the right of suffrage.
At present we have nothing but the de
mands of a few noisy women who ns-
sumo to speak for t lie whole sex. As
compared with the whole number of
maturo women, upon whom tho privi
lege is asked to be couforrcd, the pro
portion of decided advocates of woman
suffrage is so small that it caunot con
stitute ono per cent of the whole
number ot women. 1 ho treat majority
of wotueu aro upon this subject, silent
and apathetic. 1 hey do not care en
ough for this boon to ask for it. When,
however, it shall appear that a ma'
jorily of the sex desire this privilege
u should be awarded to them.
Jacob Weinstcin, a Folanderand
a peddler, wns brought before Justic
Perry yesterday morning on the charge
preferred against him of obtaining
goods on false pretences. Being unable
to obtain a stock of goods in any other
way, he lalsoly represented that he
had moner m the bank to pay there
for. Ho was ordered to obtain bonds
in the amount of $300, in default of
which ho wns committed to the lock
up until to-day, when ho will bo taken
to Meadville.
T ie case of mayhem which occurcd
the olherday has been settled, nnd the
case withdrawn from court on pay
ment oi costs.
James Nell", a barber by profession
was yesterday arestcd on charge of
vagrancy, llo will bo brought before
Justice Strouse to-day. Herald, Tues
day.
Mr. Bocbc, of Venango county, 'has
presented to the Constitutional Con
vention a petition nskinir for tho in
scrtion of a local option clause in the
constitution. A similar potition was
presented from tho people of Washing-
ten county.
SLOAN & VAN GIESEN.
BLACKSMITHS
AND
V AGON-MAKERS.
Corner or Chureh and Elm Streets,
TIONESTA !P.A.
TlllH llrm i nrei.nred In ln nil urni-U li
Hh lino, and will warrant everything done
ti. vihtii niiin in kiv kuuhiucuoji, x'ar
tiuulur attention given to
sioksi:-sijoi;ic;,
Olvo thorn a trlid, tmd yna will not re-
iw-iy
ERIE & PITTSBURGH R. R
( Vi mm after Monday, Nov. 15, 1P9
y-r trnniH will run on Una roud as follows
LEAVE EKIE-SOUTHWARD.
II:.5 A. m. AocouMonATiox T.enve
Newcastle at 7:05 inidairiveu at l'lttuburuli
10:00 a. in.
10:25 A. M riTTsnrnnn r.x., utops at all
stations, and arrives ut A. A (i. V. It. H.
lransfcr nt l:ill ji. in., nt Newcnstio nt 5:13
p. m., Hint ut 1'ilt.slnirtrli at li:0il p. in.
5:05 A. M., AfroMMoiiATiOM, from James
town, arrives at A. it i. W. It. H.Transfur
at .ri:40 u. m., at Newcasllo at 7:05 a. m., aud
l'illHlnirgh ut I'l-.OU n. in.
6:00 r. m., Mixed Traill leavi Erlo for
Hliaron, stoppini; nt nil intei nicdiito pointa
ami hitiviiik at io:io a. in.
LEA VIS 1'IT I'SUU UU II NORTWA RI).
7: IS A. M., KHIB F.XIMIKSS. lfVHJI NOW'
castlent 10:00 a. in., A. A O. W. li. H.TraiiH
ler nt a. in., nnd arrive at Krio ut 2:30
ii. iu., iimkini? closo connecliou for Uuffu-
lo nnd iMHnra 1- nl In.
3:35 r. M. accommodation, lonv 3 Now.
ensile nt 0:Su p. in , A. t i. W. U. Jt
TnuiKfer ut7:.'i5 p. in., and Janiu.lownat
8:30 a. in., connects with mixed trains that
arrives in I'.rio nt 1:55 a. in.
11:30 l". M., Mizod Train leave Hlinron for
Erie, mill arriving ut Ciiruid r.t 12:3J a. m.
and ICrio nt. 0:55 a. m.
Tniinseonnoctat Itochoitor with trnln for
Wlirclin and nil iMiints in Weil Virginia,
ami at I'itlsl.niliconiK'flioii.sfur I'liiludul
phiu, Ilai riNhtirli, Jiaitiiuore unil Wash
ington via reunsylvania t'entrul liailrond.
Erio Expresn North, conneet.'i at li Irani
with f 'IfiVclnnd nnd Erio tiaiiiM Wcslward
for Cleveland, Chieaiio, nnd all points in
tho West; nt Erio with l'liiliidolpliiu A Erio
Kailroad for I'orr.v, Warren, li-viuton,
Tiiliouto, Ae., and with u:lalo AErio
liailroad for IIiiUmIo, Ininkirk, Niagara
Kallu aud Now Voii -fit v.
V.'li. KINNKY,
C'oi;ejal Sup't
FOREST COUNTY
DRUG STORE !
D. S. Knox, rropriotor,
ELM STKEKT, . . Tionksta, Pa.
I
IIAVK now In stork and for aalo a full
assortment of
PATENT WEDICINES,
TOBACCO,
CIGARS,
NOTIONS, &C,
Ll QUO IIS, Fur Medical v$ OXLV.
I am agent for tae
PERKINS & HOUSE
NON-EXPLOSIVE LAMP,
The only SAKE LAM V made, will burn
nil kimlxof oil with perfect wifely, being
nil Melnl it enn not brink, nud ao const ucl
eil it cannot explodo.
I nm now running a
TI1TSHOP
And will ninko to order all kinds of Tin
or Sheet Iron Ware at nhort notice. Shop
iicxuiuorsoitin oi Drug fciore.
I am ulso agent for sonio of tho bent
FIRE aud LIFE
IXSt 15 IXi ll COM lA I T,K
IN' THE UNITED STATES.
All wii'.ldiig Inouranee I will attend to nt
abort notice. 1). W. CLAUK AxsiHtaut.
ALSO
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
AND HAVE NOW EOK SALE
One friii of OfinercK, 30 cleared, hnn
nnd barn, in KIiiiinIcv townshiii. forJ'.'.iHHl.
tino house nud lot in Tionlu Itorutili,
on li:n-o ;st., f i.c'ki.
One house nnd lot on Itneo St. J''O.
One house nnd lot on WnlerSt. 1 1,500.
Duo house and lot on Wnlcr St. jil.iK'O.
Ono house nnd lot on Wnler St. an Ml.
One house nnd lot on Wider St. l,001.
Eil'teen out lots from $-!"0 to $no.
One dwelling house, burn and orehurd
with nil kinds of frniis, oriiniiieutal trees.
twow ati-r wells, nud out building, 5 acres
oi luiiii, iimi na gooti a liK'iiliou us there Is
in tho vi lingo of Timiesta. SUI.Ooo.
Onn fi-.wv nnd t'hiiiiug Mill, with nil
kinds of machinery for making Sash,
Doors, lilinils, 1' looring, iSusii, iMouloing.
Tho machinery is nearly all new. Three
acres of hind ; aitualed nt tho mouth of
1 lone'ita Creek. A rare chnueo to invest,
l'rieo 7,000. 30-ly
I i L. L. Richmond & Co.
I JEWELERS,
Invito tho attention of;
the public to their
menuw stock of goods,
. consisting of
. Lr'Vn CniM) & te, j
I Coral & t, Jet Bttn,
j Opr Cbslm,
Li-ontiuo Ctinics,
Nickl trod, lu Gold and Jot! !
LocVots, Chain Brocolett,
I Baud Braotkt.1, '
Ajiorlcsn nnd
i Boy Watchri,
AaricKn and
French Cloolei, and all the
Lsteat Dtsijm in i
SOLID SILVER
! AND i
SI UAllil) 11 Altl'i,!
Togctlior with a fine uaort
muut of
; FRENCH COOD8. !
1 Call nn.l exauiinooiir
tiouds and l'ricea be-
fore purchusing. Wo
guiiranleeour prices as
for the huiiio quality of
goods olsowhore. '
: L. L. Eicbniond & Co.,
MuBOiun Building,
Cbcctsnt St., Utadvlllc, Pa.
PITHOLE VALLEY R'Y.
0!i AND AKTEK Monday, June 6, 1871,
Train will run a follows :
TUAINSj NOltTIl WAKD.
tatiojib. Ko. 2. No. i.
Oleopolla, J0.'.5am S.f. p in
r.eniidU, J0. " S"t "
Wooila lo.ai) " 8.M "
1'ratliera Mill 10.24 " 8.1 "
1'ithole Cily ll.oe i.LO "
TKAIN8 BOUTHWAKI).
BTATioxa. No. 1. No. 8.
I'itholn C'it v, 8.40 a ra i.'i p m
I'rnlliora Mill P.4fl " 1.4S "
Woods 8,5(1 " 1.54
liennclt 11.02 " 2.0i "
Uleoiielid V.16 " i.14 "
All Trains tnnke eioaa ooniieclioiia
at oleopolis with traiun on the Oil Creek A
Allegheny ltiver Lailway, North uud
South.
Two Lines of Stage run daily betwoou
1'itliolo t'ily, Miller Eariii ami I'leasant
ville, iuaki'igcoi..iuclioii wiihai riviiigaud
departing Trains. J. T. I1LA1H,
ii. WK'KHAM, hup't.
Ticket Ayent, Pithole City, I'a.
UHSCKUiE furtho rWeit Uyj.ul,liean
O It wtil pay.
ROBINSON & BONNER
arexelllng
A9 CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST,
at Cost and a little more.
DRY GOODS & NOTIONS
a full Una constantly on hand.
i;OOTM A NIIOIX,
F LOU It,
OKOCKR1ES,
nnd
1'ItOVlSIONS,
DRIED
and
CANNED
FRUITS,
IIAHDWARR,
tiUEENSWAllE,
OLASHWAUE,
STOVES flHO STOVE CASTIKGS,
OILS,
TAINTS
and
WIN DOW -GLASS,
I EON,
NAILS,
nnd
IIOIISE-SIIOF.S,
CHOPS
unj
8A LT,
FISH,
rfe., Ac,
Wo cndeiver to keep nothing but
FIRST CLASS GOOD3,
ami respect fully nik nil to give uh a call
and examine V'ooils ai,,j pri,.,s 3 y
CROVER & BAKER
T.'ie followlnf; areeleeted from thoua
anda of teatliuoniMlH of similar character,
M expressing tho reason for the profer
enee of tho t! rover JTiaker Maclilnns over
all otheia,
"Ilikn the Qrovor A Rsknr XI.
chine, in the lirst plnco, bocaiiHO ir I l.
auyolher. I should slill want a Ornvrr A.
linker ; and having a (trover . linker it
answers mo l.urposo of nil tho rest. It
does a greater vai iel v of woi k and iaeasier
to learn than any other," M ri. J. C. Cro
ly (Jenny Juno)
"I linve had aevernl years expo-
. .. ... un n urovpr muter maciiiun,
which has given me-pirnt sstiafTicimii I
think the Orover.t Itakur Ma. hino iamoro
eiMily managed, nnd less liable to gpt out
or order. I prefer the drover t Hnkrrde
chledlv." Mm, Dr. Watts, New York,
"1 have hail one In mv family for
o two; years; and f.iom what I know
ot its workings, nud from the testimony of
many or my mends w ho use the t.imo, I
can hardly eo how anything could he more
coiupieia or give lietlor aatisractlon."
Mrs. (ion. liranl.
"I believe It to be tho best, all
things considered, of an v that I have known
It is very Mimple and easily learned; tha
sewing Irom the ordinary spools is a great
advantage; thoatiteh is entirely reliable;
it does ornamental work benutifully; it is
not lial.lo to get out of order. Mrs. A. M
Hpooner, 30 llomlfSt. llrooklyn.
Tho drover and Haker flowing Machine
Company niaiiufactiiie both the Elastic
and Lock .Stitch Machines, and offer the
public a choice of tho best machines ot
both kinds, at their cstahlibhiiienla In all
tholai'KO ejties, and through agencies In
nearly all towns throughout l!io country.
Trice lists and samples of towin; in both
Ktitehes furnished on application to
T. J. VAN GIIiSrCN, Agent,
Tlnuekla, Pa.
PUOTOGUAPn GALLERY.
Water Street,
ADJOININCITIIE IIOLMKS HOUSK,
Tionesta, Pa.,
M. CARPENTER, . . . Proprietor,
1 . . :sisa r
PictiiroHtuken iu nil tho latent slvlos
the. art. 2(1-11
Tim oldest and most 11 liabln luMitutioii
for obtaining it Mon-untile Education,
iiU-Pruciical business men ns instruc
tor. For information, w riu, for a c iu ular to
P. Dl'FFtfc SONS, Pitvimrrh. Pa.
1,000 ItKWAIlH!
For nnv ease of llllnd. Illpcdlmr. Jteldm
or Lhs-rnted Piles thnt Do Jling's Pile
He nu'dv fni Is ti 1 eu re. 31 is iirennred ex-
ni-es-dy to cure the Piles, nud nothiiiK else.
Mold by nil Druggists. Price, 81. 00. ' ;i!i. R
HOW, WHEN AND WHERE
TO ADVERTISE.
Sc the ADVEHT1SE1M ttAKTTE.
Ilv mail !ti cents. dl'.O. 1'. KOWELI.
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In-eolnmn 8 page paper, Aofyrr size.
Splendid Stories, Sketi lies, Tales, Poems,
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dale, N. II. a!Mt
GI.ITSCIP.S 1MPEUIAL HESSIAN
MCSTAKD. Wholesale to tho trade.
Single cans sent postpaid, on receipt of SI.
W, Herman T. rriiesutl, Itcnilmg, I a.
AtlENTS WANTED Foil
BUNYAN'S PILGRIM'S PROGRESS.
Tho most beautiful edition ever nubllsh-
ed. Printed on elegnnt paper, w illi near
ly .'"OO exuuisite illustrations. Prohts
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AdENTS WANTi:i).-Wo giutrniilci
emploviiienl for all, cillier sex, nt "
a day, SJ.isii or more 11 vcar. New works
by Mrs. II. II. Slew e and others. Super!
premiums given nwav. Monrv mnde 1 nit
nllv amleasilv nt work for us. Write nnd
so. Pin li. illars tree. Worthington, I ins
till tV Co., Ilarltord, Conn. ;i'.'-lt
Oill'iTelttViAHcSu'n) Kiver lly
O
N AND A FT I'M I Monday Juno 5, 1S7L
j ruins will run ns follows;
BOLTllWAlll) TUAINS.
STATIONS:
bt CIuhs.
4 2
n. 111. n. 111.
21 Class.
0
p. 111.
It ftO
(i 114
0 ;;7
r ID
0 ft.1.
7 10
7
10
a. 111.
14
a. m
Corry
6 l .'i II no
it -"2 11 :i.ri
15 ft I 11 47
8 00
V 1(1
t so
Spiti'lansbui g
dlyiulen
Centrevillo
Tryonvillo
llydetown
Alt
Titusvillo
UK
Miller Farm
Shaffer
Pioneer
A R
Pet Ceiilro
in
Columbin
Tnrr Farm
Kynd Fuini
Hoiisevilhi
MeCliutoek
Alt
Oil City
IIK
Oleo polls
Euglo Hock
President
Tionesta
1 1 ickorv
Triinke'yvillu
Tiiliouto
Irviuctoii
04 II Mi
l.'l 1 0.1
Jj IU la
3 '. VI 5
0 M
10 ?il
11 LKI
11 .
7 42 12 4.1
H na 1 o.'t
8 07 1 08
8 17 1 IX
7 40
7 Ml
8 (IU
8 10
0 111 II 8?
6,ri I '2 1A
7 I'll 12 2(1
7 40 12 4
U 1 ':') K
7 60 1 05
8 2 I 2S
8 ; 1
8 40 1 US
iS III I 44
8 SO
8 .".K
8 42
fs ;-,(!
8 M
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0 10
8 10
8 20
8 :hi
8 4il
11 no
V o.r
V 20
1 r
2 in
2
2 4(1
2 fifl
3 (in
8 fKl 1 4:1
1 8 fKi 1 M
W 10 2 Oi
9 1.5 2 10
W 4fi 2 M
,VJ 2 411
V f.9 (2 !i)
10 Si S 12
i 20
10 15 S 40
11 10 4 2.'
II S2 4 M)
1 1 KS 4 fnl
12 30 5 ,(7
10 41
10 M
It 11
12 01
s :.2
S 41
s ts
4 40
1 20 u I
1 4 "i fl 4
2 21 7 HI
4 03 S 40
AMU l'lONAl. HK'OMl-l-I.ASSTltAlNS SOUTH.
No. Pi Titiisvillc2.1(lp. ni.i Miller 2..MI;
Pioneer 3.211; Pel ( 'enlre ;l.:!:i; I'oltimhiu
4.1.ri; Turr Furui 4.'.':tj livnd Fiirin l.:!7j
Itouseville 4..Vi; Oil City fi'.2il.
No. 8 I'orry ll.l.i.i. in.; Tilusville 8..'l.r;
Miller Farm !i.2."i; Pel 'cntre H.4N; I'oliim-
'in lu.bl; Tin r Fnrm lll.ls; Hvinl Farm
10.27; Itouseville lll.::.r; Oil I'ily 'l I.IKI.
No. IS Pet Cenlrii 1.2s . mi; Columbin
l.Mi; Tnrr Furui 2.ll."; livnd Fuini 2.10;
Itouseville 2..'U; oil I'itv 3.tKi.
Nil. 2.'. Oi! City tl.mi , m.; Ole.if.olis
7.2'v; Tionestii 8.D4; Tninkevv'illo jo.l.'i;
Tiaioutyll.il,
KOKrilWARO Tit A INS.
STATIONS: 1st Class. 2d C'las.
0 3 I 13 9
u. m. p. in p. m. a. 111. n. m.
Ii vincton 12 4.' S (i.'i (i (III 7 45
Tiiliouto 1 2S 6 47 7 Lil II
Triinkoyville 1 4rt r, us 8 o." 10 in
Hickory 1 M Jrt IS (iS 20 10 41
Tionesta 2 14 (1 I!4 8 41 It 40
President f2 3r fl ,V IKI 12 21
Enlo ltock 2 ;ts rt ,'i9 0 ;tr, 12 :i2
Oloopolis 2 47 7 us 10 05 1 0:1
AR S 10 7 3,i IU Si 1 SO
Oil Citv
lR 0 00 S 20 7 40 11 30 2 10
MeCliutoek 11 13 ftl 32 (7 fir, H 60 2 2.r
Koiiseville 111 3 35 7 f!l 12 00 2 3d
Itynil Kurm 0 20 3 1(1 ,s 04 12 25 2 4(1
Tnrr Fai nt (i 25 3 45 8 10 12 3S- 2 .V
Columbia fl! 2.l 3 411 8 14 12 4S 3 In
All 0 1)1 3 5o 8 21 1 05 3 20
Pet Centra
UU 0 "fl S .10 8 23 1 25 3 33
Pioneer C 12 4 00 8 .",0 1 45 S 4e
Slinller 0 52 j 1 15 8 In 2 (HI 15
Miller Farm (1 5! 4 20 8 44 2 li 440
Alt 7 15 4 40 0 05 'i 45 5 2l
Titusvillo
li K 7 35 4 45 0 10 3 05
lrydetown 7 44 4 65 ll 20 3 20
Tryonvillo 7 i7 6 OS j,u s s0
Centrevillo 8 05 B 17 yj 43 4 J(,
dlynden (S 14. 5 7 , M 4 y .
Spurtanslnirg a 2t f, A, ,0 (ij 4 .J
Coiry 8 &5 C 10 lu 8.4 5 fa
AI'HITIOS.r.B.;AMl-fl.A!VUAli-fTII
,',fi 011 r"-v W.; It.iuscvillc
7.20; inrr Fnrm 7.40; Coluiulilii 7.5,"; Pel
cntia S.pi; PioIHev S.Kl; Miller 0.25;
Titusvillo !i..V. '
No. 7 Tilttsv'.llo 0.00 n. 10.; fi.i i-v 11
No. II Oil City U.211 n. 111.; Itouseville
ll.l.i; Ityiid Furui 11.53; Tarr Fiym 12 3
Columbia 12,ln; Pet Centre 12.20; idillur
1.2-s Ti,nst ilio 2.1111; C01 rv 4.12 j. iu.
No. 21 Tidioutc 2.I5 p, in.; TrunUev
ville. 1. 15; Tioiieritu2.i l; Oleipolis-1.25; tiil
I'ily 5.20.
() Ti;iiiM do not Ktop. (S)Slou oiisiunal.
( I Slo lor nieiils.
Trains 5 (i, 21 nud 22 r lily ; UU other
Iriiins daily except Sund;i.
... Truiu No. In is nil Kxaruss l'rom
1 iliiHVillu lo Corry.
M1.V1IH l'.I.AI'l;'sl.l:il'INo (Alt THAI NS.
No. 1 ltiiecl lioni Philiidclphiu without
chnni;o.
No. 1 Hired lo Philadulphia without
I'hai e.
.,.., Direct irum PiiUburKli without
chiini;e.
No. il Direct to Pilt.slnir!;li without
Chan);,.. 4
C.J. IIEPliCKN JNO. P1TCA1KN
Siipi'iiidemleiit. d.in'l Maun-rei'
II. u. T I N it i: It V .,
OIL CITY, PA.
WIlOLKSAt.a ABO llKTAIt
Dealoru In
CUTLERY, BELTING I PACKING,
AUD
Oil Well Supplies,
Spoar's Celebrated Antl-Cllocher and
Anti-Dust Parlor and Cooking Stoves.
Ranges, Hot-Alrjind Steam-Heaters,.
Fer prlvnto and public house".
SMOKE-STACKS t
Shoot-Iron Work,
ripo cuttiiiK.
so-tr.
ALT. EXT.ora
CUhtSDiSlAWOf 1KT ,
THRDAT.IUNG5.UVER &
ei r Hli'ivti i iltilri fur rlirr, llu' ihtcovvrvr
hlluf iid rnnhliif iA h.irwonv ttiwi ml
Mtiire'i twtnt orrit'lRH rnmli v mMritM, .
whli h"1 hi lntiHft litlA th VtrtliU kth
Aa.n rr ltMlinT 1 1t rk, tlmn w m hli
coiuHiiknI t?i nut nittltclittf. Tli TlittMirf oi
f :t U fnuiii In tli irrc.M TurUtr of nitt nUiW
ut wtilcli itlu hrcn f-mtiU poniio. "
In tli citra nf llronrhltl. Mvr
C otic ha, 1,10 rnrl tr roiiPitn
tloii It h4 moiiUhrri ttia mtdiral ftu-yliv, n4
Diitinaiil iilTtriiu ironuiiuc H tli crratvrt
m slirsl (1icovi:rv f Ihu Wlillt tl eurr IU
Hvrrt 4'(tuli,' 11 trtik;ittn tlm ttvirm Mid
urirl6N Mood IW lu piroi anil itiv
bi i trl( ing imtrilv. It rut lt
Uumirj inm llu wnri flrrofnla lo
eotn ii tM lllotrli, ft I in p Ir, or I.mrilnn.
Mrrttnnl lir, Minuml iMtiaoii. aotl I4lr
rfTrt, a .a'iict.t, ait1 vloriM' hraltn and
k.nnl citiiolilutiou MUMUttnl. 1 r f aH- lS
Unit Klfiim, Fever ri, feruly or
IpL t ii ac Ii Ski ii, U nhorl, all ilia nuniwrnn ilia.
mc rauaM l t b!iMJ, arc coiiqntMftl f 1 1.1a "
IKMTprful p'lrtryhi ant lnv lKomitntc uitUiua.
If y;i f'ol 4 1 1 1 1 , drowny, tlrbililatpd. iari fal
low c l'r of aklii, or vellowUli hmwu $tut t
fi fir b.i lr, fie iitnt iiealarha or dicaintwa, l4i
tata in ui xiiii, Uiloinai lirnt or rlitll. altmal4.
wlih Uot (liulioa, Itivr plilia. ami fl'iiy fur
bwlltict, irrcilar amxiita, and tfiipna citalwt,.
t.iii aie autferitK; fiuiii Torpid l.lver or
II i 1 1 o ii n ii o a." In man y raara oi 1. 1 c r
!illnt onl purl of ttic aTaiUtma
ar tt,eriiH-al. At a retiitsly fnr all ruia utaa.
Dr. rittrcu'a (iuMan Medical Ularovery koi
iiual, a IttAWMa prrfvet ruref, IraTlng lha II t
r nrf ui;iirin'l aii't licftlthr. F- Uia cur ot
ll.tblliiul C'oimll patloit of Ilia Kowela It
la a nevdr falling roiucily, and tboa who ha
nt"t H for lliia iurie nra Inuil In Ha tiraia.
Tli iiroprtrlor iifr-ni $1,(KX reward ir I ninll
cina that will a)ual It for Hit cure of all lha dla
M'c for which il la recommaiitlaU.
Hold lif tliu"tillaal $t irboltlo. PrerJ hr
R. V I'ion'a. M. l..Hla I'niprielor, at lup(1imi
Cil Lilwrattirv. 1 31 Hwifi atrral. Duffalo, H, T.
fteud yuar araaa for ft pftmpblek
LOTS FOR SALE!
13 TUB
BOROUGH OF TIONESTA.
Apply to GEO. O. SICKLES,'
7, NmhshBI., Ner York Cltr.
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"in. Tim two yoluuieiicoiiliiliroveriOi'tV1
"fio-i'.tirul Wlte, worth nt liKnt; ft!S
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iloithu he mrtiuulnr to nsk for 1'ktkiih
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two only cm rpet nud eoiniilele edillon. Ad- '
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