EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY M0RSI10, FEB. 12, IS1.
Horrible Nitro-Glycerine Explosion
at Tidioute Man and his wife
Killed-HU Child Dangerously In
jured. Sliertly after 7 o'clock yesterday
morning a frightful torpedo explosion
occurred on Dennis llun, about half
a mile below Tidioute, whereby a fel
low inortnl was instantly hurried into
eternity, his wife fatally injured and
his only child dangerously hurt. The
shock is described by people residing
in the vicinity ns terriffic in its via
leute, and its effects were distinctly
perceptable at a considerable distance.
Kusliing to the spot a fearful sight
met the gaze' of the horrified specta
tor, whose worst fears of a terrible
catastrophe were but too quickly real
ized. The scene of the disaster was
a frame house tenanted by Andrew
Dairy in pie and his family, consisting
ef his wife and one child, the latter a
bright littla girl of twe years. The
building stood a short distance up one
ef the steep declivities extending along
Dennis Run.
The house was utterly demolished,
not one bard remaining in its origi
nal position. Splinters and peiccs of
wood were strewn around for many
yards, tho roof was rent into minuto
fragments, the floor torn up and scat
tered in all directions, the furniture
blown to atoms, remnants of clothing
voaI domestic utensils were strewn far
and wide, and everything about tho
premises were totally wrecked. In
deed it would bo difficult to imagine a
more complete ruin, so thorough was
the overthrow of what had so recently
been a happy home.
The first persons on the spot were
attracted by the cry of the child pro
ceeding from under a mass of rubbish,
which was spsedily removed by will
ing hands and the littlo creature ex
tricated from its perilous situation.
The mother was lying near her dar
ling in a state of insensibility, having
sustained dreadful wounds on the tem
plet and back part of the head, from
the elects of which she died in n couple
of hours. The brain protruded
through a ghastly cuc.and she never re
covered consciousness. Kind neigh
bors promptly conveyed her to a com
fortable shelter, where she received the
best medical attentiou until death clos
ed the scene. But the most appalling
speeUele was the nianglad corpso of
the hflsbar.d and father, which pre
sented a shocking appearance, as it lay
beside the engine house. The lower
part of tho body was entirely wanting,
the shattered trunk, with tho head
and arm attached, alone remaining.
This part of the body had been hurled
diagonally against the roof of the en
gine house, spattering it with blood
nud quivering flesh and tumbling into
the snow, about thirty feet from the
ruined dwelling, i. he greater portion
of ono leg was picked up from the
waters of the creek, while mutilated
fragments of flesh and bone were found
more than fifty yards from the fatal
spot. A quilt was thrown over the
lacerated remains, and a message dig
pached ta the Coroner. However, no
inquest has been held, as no doubt
exists ns ta the maimer in which the
cdecunsed met his untimely fate, and
arrangements for tho funeral were
made last evening.
From the most trustworthy infor
mation tliat can ba procured, it ap
pears Dalrymple had for some time
been engaged in manufacturing torpe
does and useing them in defiance of
the Roberts Company. It is supposed
lie was filling one of these dangerous
articles in rwie corner of his houso
when it exp4aded, carrying death and
destruction in its track. Packages of
vnmlin powder were touud among tho
debris, and aamall can of nitro-glyce-rine
behind a stump a short distance
further np the hill. From the position
iu which they were discovered, it is
conjectured that the wife and the child
were sitting beside the cooking stove.
unsuspieous of impending doom; but
exactly now or why tne accident oc
curred will never be known till the
great day wheu all secrets shall be
iully revealed.
Andrew Dalrymple came to this
fcotion about two years since from
Luona, Chautauqua county, New
York, and was universally resnecteil
by his acquaintances and friends as a
hteady and industrious workman. Ho
bore nn excellent character iu the
community as an upright and peacea
ble citizen, and was about twenty-six
yers old when thus suddenly ushered
into the presence of his maker, lie
was an esteemed member of Eden
Lodgo of Odd-Fellows, in which he
took the last degree at the meeting on
.Saturday night. Having saved u fair
per centage of his hard earnings the
poor follow recently decided to seek an
abode iu the West, whither he intend
ed removing noxt week. A few min
utes before the accident he weut into
(his brother's engine house, and pleas
antly remarked to the young man in
charge of the well that he had fivo
hundred dollars in his pants pocket.
Not more than sixty dollars were re
covered, the balance having doubtless
been torn into bhreds. Mrs. Dalryni
ple was a worthy ronipanion tu her
devoted husbaud, whom she so quickly
vr. r. nuxx
rejoined in another world. Their or
phan daughter, too young to under
stand the irreparable loss of her fond
parents, was taken to tho house of ra
generous neighbor. Tho poor child
is suffering from a severe wound just
below the right car, inflicted by a fly
ing missile, though she was progress
ing favorably in tho afternoon. The
Odd Fellows of Tidiouto have taken
charge of the burial, the time and
place of which would be determined at
a special meeting lastuight. Derrick,
Thursday.
AI'CDIKNTOX TllKjlM.MJIlKNV V.U.I.KY
KAH.W.W.
Sciu-noRAss.Fcb. 111:30 p. m.
Tho following is a corect statement of
the accident:
The Oil City Accomadation, from
Brandy's 15end to Oil City, with a
traiu of oil cars, when running on
time near Blaek's Siding at 3 o'clock
this afternoon, a few miles north of
Emlenton, broke a rail, and five cars
of oil, with the pasenger coach were
thrown from the track dawn tho bank.
The cars at once took fire, but all the
pasengers escaped except three, who
were killed. The killed were Scott,
the newsboy, Casey, said to be a sport
ing man, and ono man, name unknown.
The injured are John L. Ilauna, of 52
Wood street, Pittsburgh, badly.bumed,
sent to Emlenton ; Michael Kane,
Petersburgh, a track laborer, gone
home; George P. Kiddle, Emlenton,
lips cut slightly, gone homo; C. W.
Kidder, slightly burnt ou the head,
gone to Franklin; A. C. George, of
Kouseville, Pa, burnt slightly, gone
home ; Matthew Collins, Hamilton,
Canada, head and baud burned, gone
to Oil City; It. C. Couter Peters
burgh, burned in the head, gone home;
J. 13. Hoover, Franklin, head and
hands burned, gone home; Alfred S.
Hamilton, Greenburg, Pennsylvania,
head burned, gone to Parkers' Land
ing; Harry Miller, a boy, head and
baud burned, gone homo; J. A.
Knox, Antwerp, slightly hurt, gene
home; O. E. Singleton, Parkers,
slightly injured, gone home; John
Wliitcomb, Jfoxburir. alishtlv in
jured, gono home; John Delehauty,
I. A i. I I i
XIU1UUIC, LMIIl'PU v4 V"9 i'V4 oU
hand, will go home to-morrow.
The injuries to all of the above are
slight, except Mr. Hanna, who is the
worst injured, aud it is hoped not seri
ous. The track where the accident occur
red was as good as any on tho road.
The tics are all found, and the
iron good, but the hard freezing
weather has caused tho rails t break
worse than ever beforo. The Coui
pauy'a surgeon, and others' were
promptly ou baud and every attention
was paid to the injured that was pos
sible. The coroner is now at the scene
of the accident, with Charles E. Tailor,
and will inquire into the cause offi
cially. Superintendent J. J. Lawrence, who
was expected hero last light, ou his
way from Pittsburgh, stopped at the
wreck and rendered all the assistance
possible. He will have a wrecking
train ou nana eany to-usy. s. K.
DEATH OF K.Y.liOVUKNOU liKAKV.
IlAnnisBur.a, January, 8,
Ex-Governor Geary returned yes
terday from a trip to Wyoming in ap
parently good health. He came down
to breakfast this morning and while
conversing pleasantly with his family
his head dropped on his breast and
ho died MBtaiitPy. He was fifty-four
years of age and has beeu iu public
life for a quarter of a ceutuiv. He
was through the Mexican war, was the
first lawyer of San Francisco and was
Governor of Kansas in 185G. He
served in the late war w ith distinction
and held tho office of Governor ef
Pennsylvania from 18GG to 1872. His
remains will be in state iu the hall of
House the of Representatives all day
Wednesday in charge ot fctate author
ities. Ou Thursday morning at 11
o'clock ho will be buried by the
Knights Templar.
ce i
The new horse disease, which bag
appeared iu New York and other cit
ies, seems to be working West, cast3
of it having beeu reported in Buffalo
and two in Corry. It appears to at
tack horses that suffered severely from
the late epizootic, and is evidently a
successor to it. So far it has been very
fatal, horses attacked having in al
most every case fallen dead in harness
or died in a very few hours after being
sei.ed. 1 lie symptoms ate tuose of par
alysis or apoplexy, and this has war
runted the veterinary surgeons in pro
nouncing it a species of ccrebro -spinal
mciiingiti. It is most frequently
found in truck horses or thoso used
for hard work. Tilusville Vretd.
About tho loth tho December
last, the houso of John D. Duukle, at
the mouth of Piney, was entered at
night, through the window, and $187
stoleu out of a desk, after forcing off'
the tho lock. The affair was not then
made public iu hopes that tho money
might be discovered, as part of it was
marked. Mr. Duukle was absent at
tho time, having gene to Elk county
for a few days, and seme scoundrel
made a raid on the house, and has not
been heard of since. This is rather a
heavy loss for a poor man, who makes
his living by hard labor. Clarion
Democrat.
JOB WORK neatly executed at thie office
at reasonable retve.
AT THE
SUPERIOR LUMBER C0.ST0RE
WILL now le found n largo mid varied
assortment of goods, which are oll'cr-
ed ut
LOW PRICES
TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Among tills stork my 10 found tlio fol
lowing article, in addition to many others
not enumerated :
Alpaeea.Awls saddlers nud sewIng.As
sufictidii. Axes, Axle greasr, Arctic Add,
Arsenic, Arnica Tincture, Arithmetics
1st, 2d uod :td, Allspice, Autimnniul wine,
AiUit Ammonia, Hum Aim's, Auburn.
Katting, Basins, Hurley Orouts, Rarlcv
Flour, Hulled Hurley, lllank liooks, llnlii
ItriekH, Uluckbcrri'es-'-driod, Hoot-jack
Lima Roans, Rerago, Rooswax, Reaver
Cloth, Rloachcd Muslin, Carpet Rinding,
llihbs, Hoots iiml shoos, lllooni of Youth
Roring Machines, Roring Machine All-
r;urs, Hooks school and miscellaneous,
tonesct, Howls, llniu.e forshoos, Horax,
Huttons agate, -curl, punt., coat, vest,
dress and silk. Hi ushos shoo and scrub
bing. Killing, Hueketx, Hluo Mass.
Caiupher, Chalk, Crayons, Chalk-linos
Cassia ground end Ungrotind, Cury's
toothache remedy, Cartridges. Caps wa
terproof, Chains, watch, Cambric plain,
colored, and papor, Craekeis gruhnm,
lemon, milk, wine and water, Canned
poods of all kinds, Camphor ice, Catsup,
Canisters, Candlesticks, Candle-moulds,
Cake-pans, Cnko-turners. Cussinieres,
Crush common, linen and lileached.Caul
itlour, Crystal Syrup, Cracked wheaf,Nut
Crackers, Carolina rico, Cream tarter.Can
ned cherries, Hiltons Cement.Chcck fur
nitoro and shirting. Creosote, Ceiling
hooks, Clear sides. Cigars, Chintz cam
bric, and shirting, Lamp Chimneys of all
kinds and si7.es, Chinaware, Corsets, Cor
set stays, Combs of nil varieties, Cloves,
Oil of Cloves, Petersons Corn Ointment,
Corks, Cork shavings. Canned Corn, Cof
fee green and roasted. Corn meal Clocks,
Country knit socks lrom Maine, Cork
screws, Cord gum and plcturo frame,
Clothing, Clothes-pins, Clothes-racks, Ex
tract Collce, Cologne, Cocoanut Oil, dried
Corn, Collars paper nud linen for ladles
or gentlemen, Counterpanes, Curry-coinbs,
Uorsc-Curds, Cups and Saucers", Cutis
paper and linen.
Day-books, Drawers, Delaines, Dress
goods, Drilling, tin Dippers, Dishes, Dry
goods.
Slippery Elm Bark, Sulphuric Kther,
Envelopes, Klecani pane, Hamburg lodg
ing and Insertion, Kpsont Salts.
Pieture-Frainos photograph and rustic,
Flannel, Farina, Fire shovels, Fringe
ilk,whito and black, Flour w hite.w heat,
rye, graham, barley and rice, Florida wa
ter, Funnels, Fluting machine,
liaitcring, Ventilated (farters, (iingliiims,
Oinger-grd.and ungrd,. Ess. Jamaica (.lin
ger, Uimp silk, Gloves iu endless vat lety,
Gun-caps, Canned Gooseberries,
Hitching rings, Ilii.ges barndoor and
strap, II ingo Clasps, S. C. Hams, Hats and
Caps, Hair Oil, Haukercliiefs, Halls Hair
Rcnower, Hair pins, Tack Hummers,
Herbs of all kinds, Ilickorvnut Oil. Hoop-
skirts Hosiery, Hooks for stav chains.
Hops, Hooks and Eyes, Whito Holland
for blinds.
Indigo. Ink Erasers. Ink black and
carmine, inserting Hamburg.
Jellies.
Key rings. 'Watch Kovs. Ketchurt Dints
and quarts, Knife nud Fork Boxes, Knives
and Forks, Pocket Knives, Carving
Knives, Hotter Knives, Knitting Cotton,
Knitting Needles, Knife Sharpeners, Knife
Polishers, Knife polishing powders,
Ijird in buckets, Lanterns, laudanum,
Lampwick, Lamp chimneys, I .a nips,
lliuinl) 1 .atones, cunuoaul latches.
Ladles pierced nud plain, Lace, 1-nwns,
Lean sou anil pig, lxitgers, Tahlo Linen,
l.inuonee. LiOOsters, l.uncli boxes. Lunch
bugs, Leggings.
-music lioxes, matches. Match safes.
Myrrh gum, Magnesia, Mirrors hand,
Mitts country knit, Mop sticks.Muslin
bleached and unbleached, Mustard, Muci
lage. Needles darning, knitting, sewing ma
chine, crochet, nfghiin und Hewing, Sweet
Spts. Nitre, Nolo paper, Nut-crackers,
Nutmegs, r utmeg Graters, ?ails.
Oat meal, Lxtraet Orange, Oysters cove
and pickled, Overalls, Overshoes, Hair Oil,
Sperm Oil, Sweet Oil, Sewing machine
Oil, Tallow OW.
Plasters Arnica and Poor Mans. Pads.
Cako Pans, Huiseuit Pans, Tin Plates, A
ii C Plates, no I'lates, China Plales.Wnt
ing Paper, window Paper, Pass !ooks,can
ned Peaches, Carpenters' Pencils, ioad
Pencils, Pens, Penholders, Perfumery,
Pennyroyal, Peppnrnicnt, Pepper gr'd.
and ungrd. and Cayenne, Pine Apple,
Pitchors, Photographs card and cabinet.
Prints, Pius, Pipes Piccalillc, Pickles,
stove 1 ipe, aiess i-om, KUlo-Powilcr,
lea-i'ois L.oiieo-i-ois, l-omane, i'runes.
Peaches canned, Putty.
Ouilts. OueenswBre.
llevolvers. Garden Hakes, Readers 1st.
2d, 3d, 4th, aml5lh, Reward Curds, Hibbon
oi mi colors aim wiiitns, itnigs gold, but
ton and teething, Hice flour, Fx. Hose,
Japanese itooes, niiuung, ltnuoraru
syrup and tincture. Rubber coats bi.iek
and gray, Rulers, Rules.
Sal Ammoniac, canned Strawberries
Salt Pelre, table Sauce, Stationery, Pearl
und Corn Starch, Kitchen Saws," Epsom
nud Glauber Salts, Shawls, Sago, Stands
for coffee-pots, Strainers, Slates, Slate
Pencils, Sail Irons, Sad Iron Stands, win-
dow Shades, Suu Shades, Satin, Foot
Scrapers, Saucers, Sheeting of all widths
and qualities. Singer Sewing Machines,
Sewing Biacuine fixtures, niiears, screw
eyes for picture frames, Spoilers, Juvenile
Speaker:-;, Gum Shellac, Stockings, Scrap
books, Svrup crystal and silver drips,
SyringesSkirts, bleached and unbleached
Shirting, Swis.s, Spittoons cast iron,
Spices, Skimmers, skein, twist nud ma
chine silk, Silks, Scisscr", Scissor-Sharp-eners,
Shirt-fronts, Shirts woo', isi
more, negligee and white, Hocks country
knit and machine made, Soap Sawyer's
Shaving, Castilo, Emery, Ruth and Wash
ing, Shot, Spool Cotton, Stoves cooking
and heating for wood. Spoons, School
books, Fire Shovels, Sugar, Suspenders,
Summer Savory, Lampshades, Shuttles
for sewing machines, canned Succotash.
Toa-Traya, Table-Linen Tucks, linen
and cottoii Tape, Tea, linen and spool
Thread, 'i'oething-rings Thyme, Teapots,
Ticking, Tinware, tape and alpaccn Trim
ming, Timebooks, Toothache Remedy,
Tobacco plug, twist, tine cut and cut ami
dry, Toilet ware, Towels, Towelling, To
matoes, Tobies, Tubs, Tumblers.
Umbrcllus, Urinuls S. C), Undercloth
ing. Velvet, Vests, Veils, Violin-bridges,
Inil-pieecs, kejsiind rosin.
Watch-keys, Watch-chains, Wadding,
Wush-bourds, Wringers, Whortleberries,
Worm-drops, Whalebone.
Yurn Merlin and Woolen.
Zephyr ol all colors, double, sini;Io and
split.
Our Store is small, and the most of our
goods it is impossible to display, but such
us not to be seen, may be had by inquiring
lor incni.
In addition to our miscellaneous stock,
we have a full line of staple and fashiona
ble picco goods for making clothing to or
der. As heretofore, we shall continue the sale
of the SINGER IMPROVED FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE, upon our usual
accommodating terms.
SUPERIOR LV MHER CO. STORE,
H-tf Aco.Mii Hv.ij.nixi, Elm Siuar,
Applicants for License.
rpiIR following persons have filed their
A npnlicntions for License for l-Vl.'v
Term of Court, to bo held ut Tlonestn. oil
lhe4lh Monday of February A. 1). 1S7;1i
William Ijtwrence, Hotel, 'Tlouesta Boro.
J'.. A. iiouens, uoiel i'liguiulus, Harmo
ny Townshin.
John Peterson, Hotel, Trunkeyvllle, Har
mony Township.
Charles Roberts. Hotel. TrnnkevviUe.
Harmony Township.
J. 11. AG NEW. Clerk.
Jan. 27, 1S7.1.
FOREST COUNTY
DRUG STORE!
D. S. Knox, Proprietor,
ELM STREET,
Tionesta, Pa.
HAVE now in stock and for sale a full
assortment of
rv4
PATENT MEDICINES,
TOBACCO,
CIGARS,
NOTIORS, C,
LIQUORS, For Medical me OXLV.
I am agent for too
PERKINS & IIOUSK
NON-EXPLOSIVE LAMP.
The only SAFE LAMP mode, will burn
all kinds of oil with perfect safety, being
all Metal it can not break, aud so conduct
ed it cannot explode.
I am now running a
TI1T OIF
And will make to order all kinds of Tin
or Sheet Iron Waro at short notice. Shop
nextdoorsouth of Drug Store.
I am also agent for some of the best
FIRE and LIFE
IN THE UNITED STATES.
All wishing Iniurnnce I will attend to at
short notice. D. W. CLARK AaiiitauU
ALSO
REAL ESTATE ACENT,
AND HAVE NOW FOR SALE
One farm of (Ki acres. SO cleared, house
and barn, iu Klngslcv township, for S.OtKI.
( mo house anil lot in 1 umesla liorough.
on Race St., $t,on(.
One houso and lot on Race St. JS00.
One house mid lot on Water St. Jt.nOO.
One house and lot on Water St. 81,000.
Ono house and lot on Water St. f-VHl.
Ono house and lot on Water St. (1,000.
Fifteen out lots from SIOO to ."oil.
One dwelling house, barn and orchard
with all kinds of fruits, ornamental trees.
two water wells, and out building, fi acres
of land, and us good a locution as there is
in the village of Tionesta, $10,1100.
One Saw and Planing Mill, with all
kinds of machinery for making Sash,
Koors, lilinds, Flooring, Snsh, Moulding.
The machinery Is nearly nil new, Three
acres of laud ; situated nt tho mouth ol
Tionesta Creek. A rare chanco to invest.
Price $7,000. 3!My
BEST THING IN THE WEST.
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe. R.
R
THREE
MILLION ACRES
Seated in and near the Arkansas
Valley, the Finest Portion
of Kansas !
Eleven years' Credit. Seven per Cent,
Interest. 21 1-2 percent, reduction
to settlers who Improve.
FREE PASS TO LAND BUYERS!
THK FACTS about this Grant aro Low
Prices, Long Credit, and a Kubuto to set
tiers of nearly one-fourth ; a Rich Soil and
Spendid Climate : short und mild Winters
eaily planting, and no wintering ofStwk;
plonty of Rainfall, and just at the right
season ; I oal, Htone and lirick on tlio line
t neap Rates ou Lumber, Coal, Ac; no
lands owned by Speculators; Homestead
nud Pre-emptions now abundant ; a hrst
eluss Railroad ou the lino of a great
Through Route;Products will pay for Laud
una improvements.
It is the best opportunity ever offered to
the public, tnrouyli the recent completion
oi tue ttouu.
For Circulars und gonernl information
address A. E. ToUZALIN,
.Manager Land L)ei t.
43-211), Topeku, Kan
SLOAN & VAN GIESEN.
BLACKSMITHS
AND
WAGON-MAKERS.
Corner of Church and Elm Stroeta,
TIOJSTliSTA.
This th in is prepared to do all work In
Its line, and will warrant everything dono
ut their shops to give satisfaction. Par
ticular attention given to
IIOKSF-ttllOF.IX,),
(live them a trial, and you will
feret it.
not re-13-ly.
DUre
J. N. HOLARD, of Tidioute, Jim
rel.irnsd to his practice after an ab
sence of four mouths, spout in the Hospi
tals of Nkw York, where will attaud
rails in hi profession.
Office in Eureka Drug Store, 3d door
ftujTe the batik, TidioMtt, Pa. ttoi
ROBINSON & BONNER
are selling
AS CHEAP AS THE CHEArFST,
at Cost and a littlo mora.
DRY GOODS Sc. NOTIONS
a full line constantly on hand.
HOOTS A NIIOF.S,
FLOUR,
GROCERIES,
aud
PROVISIONS,
DRIED
and
CANNED
FRUITS,
HARDWARE,
iUKENSWARE,
GLASSWARE
STOVES AND STOVE CASTINGS,
OILS,
FAINTS
and
WINDOW-GLASS.
IRON,
NAILS,
and
HORSE-SIIORS,
CHOPS
and
HALT,
FISH,
tic., Ac,
We endeaver to keep nothlug but
FIRST CLASS GOODS,
mifl ronftfii1v ak &11 fn itIva urn &
mid cxauitiio gomln and pririm. 3J l v
F
L. L. Richmond & Co.
JEWELERS,
Invite the attention of
tho public to their im
mense stuck of goods,
consisting of
Ladiu C&meo Efeti,
Coral Sett, Jot Seta,
Open Chaini,
Leontine Chains,
Nocklaoet, In Qold and Jet,
LockoU, Chun Bracelets,
Band Braoeleta,
Amoriom and
8wiM Watchee,
Bo Watches,
American and
French Clooks, and all the
Latest Designs is
SOLID S I L V E R
AND
PLATED WARE,
Together with a tst stort
ment of
FRENCH COOD8.
Call and exumineour
lioods and Prices lv
foro purchasing. Wo
guaraiitecour prices as
for the same quality of
goods elsewhere.
L L. Eichmond & Co.,
Museum Building-,
Chestnnt Bt., MeadTiUe, Ft.
LOTS FOR SALE !
IX THE
BOROUGH OF TIONESTA.
Apply to GEO. O. SICKLES,
79,NasauBt Naw York City.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
Water Street,
ADJOINING THE HOLMES HOUSE,
Tionesta, Pa.,
M. CARPENTER, . - . Proprietor.
Pictmijs taken iu all tho latest styles
the art, v '.t-tl
II. U. T I x u j: It A V o.,
OIL CITY, PA.
WnoLKSAI.H Ann iiktaii.
Dealers In
CUTLERY, BELTING & PACKING,
AND
Oil Well Supplios,
Spear's Celobrated Anti Clincher and
Anti-Dust Parlor and Cooking Stoves
Ranges, Hot-Air and Stcim-Heatere,
Forprirato and public houses.
SMOKE-STACKS f
Sheet-Iron Work,
Pioo Cuttinsr.
su-tr.
Allegheny Valley Rail Road.
NEW LINE TO RUFFALO TUROUflH
TUB OIL REUIUNS.
OV AN Darter Monday Nov. SO, Traina
will run as follows (Altooua Timat:
SOUTH.
Da Express leave Oil City at
1 28 pin
8 64 p in
9 SO p in
40 a m
V 4.1 a in
Ariivoa at Pittsburgh
Night Express leaves Oil City
Arrives at Pittsburgh
Mad Train leaves Oil City
Arrives at Pittlhtiruii
6 08 p in
Venango Aceoni. leaven Oil Citv"4 0l D. m.
and arrives at Kittanning v 10 p. m.
KOU I II.
Day Express Leaves Pittsburgh at 7 50 a in
Arrrivesat Oil City at ii 30 p in
Night Express I.chvcs Pittsburgh K UP pin
Arrives at Oi. City &4.r. am
Mail Train leaves' Pittsburgh II Ml a iu
Arrives at Oil City 7 '2b p m
Venaniro Ace. loaves Klttanninsr 7 03 a m
and arrives at Oil City 12 S p nt
Silver Palaco Slerninir Cara on niirht
Express Trains, between Pittshuiuh aud
Titusville. Through Coaches on Duv Ex
press Traiita between Pittsburgh and Boa
Ion. J. J. LAWRENCE.
T. M. KINO, Gen l. Snp t.
Aaa't. Sup't.
PENNSYLVANIA CEN2
TRAX RAILROAD
ON AND AFTER 11 P. P. Sunduv May
1. 1H70. Trains arrive at and leave th
Union Depot, corner of Wanlilutoii aud
Liberty street, aa follows:
A Kit IV E.
Mail Train. l.r.O a n. : Fast Line, 12.13 a
m ; Well's, accommodation No. ), O.L'O a m '
Hrintoii acconiiuoiiatlon .No 1, 7.A0 a ni;
Wall's accommodation No 2. 8.53a in :Ciu-
einuati express 11.10 a in; Johnstown ac
commodation 10.3U am; Kraddock'a ae-
eoinniodution No 1, 7. CO pm; Pittsburgh,
express l.'M p in; Pacilie express 1.60 ru ;
vt an s avoininHiutioii iNo a, 2.;is p in:
HoiiiowikhI accoiuniodution No I. V.&5 mn:
WuII'b ai-coininodatiou No 4, 5..MI p ni;
ISrintoii accommodation No 2, 1.10 p m ;
Way Passenger ltl.0 j) ni.
DEPART.
Southern express 5.10 a ni I Paelfio ex-
iress ii.40 a in ; Wall's accoiuniodution No
. 6.:t0a in ; Mail Train 8.10 a in : llrintou'a
accoiuniodution 1 ).M a in ; ItraddiM'k'a ac-
eoinni(Mliitioii No 1, . 1.10 p in; Cincinnati
express 1J.3." p in ; Wall'a accommodation
N 2, 11.51 a in ; Johnstown aecomniodatlou
4.0.1 p in ; Hoiucwood accoiumiHlutioii No-
I. h..Hl p m; I'lillailelphla express S..sl p in;
Wull accommodation No3.:i.0."i in: Wall'a
accoiiiimiMhitioti N'o 4 li nr. n m , I'um1 1.1 .
7.40 p ill ; Wall'a No 5, 11.00 p in.
Tho Church Trains leavo Wall's Station
every Sunday at H.05 a. in., reaching Pitts
burgh at 10.05 a. iu. Returning leave Pitts
burgh at l.-Mip. in., mid arrive at all's
Station at 2.10 p. in.
Cincinnuti express leaves dally. South
ern express daily except Monday. All oth
er Trains dully, except Monday.
f or lurtlier inlorniatlon aplv to
W. II. RECKWiTll, Agent.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Comoanv
will not assume any Risk for Ilaggnge ex
cept lor Wearing Apnarel, and limit their
rsponsibllity to Ono Hundred Dollar a val
ue. All bimgago exceeding that a ount
In value will Imi at the risk of tue ;ier.
unless taken by special contract.
A. J. UAShAl
flenoral SnpTiiitendent, Altooaw Pa.
PITHOLE VALLEY R'Y.
O
X AND AFTER Monday, June S, IS7J,
xiaius win run aa iollown:
TRAINS S0RTI1WARD.
(TATIOHI.
Oleopolig,
Rsnnett,
Wooda
Prattlers Mill
Pithole City
Ko. 2.
10.23 m
10.38 "
10.S0 "
10.24 "
H.OS
No. 4.
S.S p i
S.'." '
8.18 '
1.1
2.S0
TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
BTATIONS.
Pithide Citv,
Pralhers .Mill
Wooda
Dennett
No. 1.
8.40 a ra
K.4S "
8.58 "
9.6i ('
6a l
No. I.
l.I p oi
144 tv
l.5rt 1.02 "
9 1A
Oleopelia
All Trsiiin mk rloas MnnuiUn.
at OleoitoliK with traina on thaOil Creek Jt
Allegheny River Railway, North and
South. 1
Two Lines of Stages run dailv between
Pithole City, Miller Farm anif Pleasant
villo, lnakingconiioetion with arriving au.1
deiiurting Trains. J. T. 11LA1K,
il. W1CK11AM, Bup t.
Ticket Agent, Tithole City, r'a. .
QTP A T1QQ' We have just luel
O 1 1 VXV U UJ Waltlea in Two Vol"
umas, price each in boards, $5 each in
beautiful Walt.cs, worth ut least ff"b in
wlin., i;.,-i, i a iimnnin l n
during h'ln r-AVUlUlttot her
ilbaloia he particular to abk fur Pktkbb'
FpniON oif Ktual'ts' Waltzes, aa it ia
tho only correct aud complete edition. Ad-
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