i. rorri.ATioxAt metehs. Neknuke Tnerrmmt In Tint Tmrti (11,935 J Totalis) INK, 101, (KM. V rroF. 3. n. Rcixtn Liscox., 1873. .. Ilumo speaks of a Knman Emper or, who, wishing to lorn' something about the poDuiatioo of his" "wetropo I is, issued" an edict requiring evcrv iodr to bring to li is j1 nco nil the cob wob tlioy coulJ find. There were enough to provo Rome a very larpe city. When Arthur Yeung wished to compare the different French depart, menta, ho could devise no better melli od than to cut them out on-by one from a map, and" then ascertain their comparative weight in a scale. One of the eatlicst modern exam ple! of accurate enumeration through out a wide countrr, was the United StnJei cenius of 1791. Each new de cade some new specifications have been added to those before bade, 1 ; The prosperity of a State is new measured, by all political economists, by its populational growth. Hence all State are rrone to "over-estimate the rapidity er their increase, and so at every censua are mortified that their aumber are proved o few. So ehagrined were several cities iu 1870, that they paid for taking a second census in hopes to show that their in habitants had not been all included in the government returns. The biennial census which was long Uken by tlie Slate of Iowa, furnished to every Iowa editor an exhauatlcss treasury of items never in the way, and never out of the way. In the absence of an oft repeated ceniu, there is an infinity of un checked guesting aDi gassing, especial ly in sew State where growth ' is most wondered at, being a transition from nothing to something. Accordingly, on the Atlantic elope, there is great distrust of all reports concerning western progress, till they are confirmed by an official censua. The Nebraska Suporentendent of Ira. migration has estimated the influx in to that State at 40,000 persons a year. Bis estimate has been much ridiculed a a wild exaggeration, of a piece with Yankee Doodle's reconniug of the continental host when his father and he went down to camp. "And there wan Captain Washington Upon astrappimr, stallion, A giving orders to his men, J guess there teat a million." But it can be proved mathemati cally, that Mr. Ndeware'i estimate is very nearly correct. Thus iu 1870. the school children numbered 32,702, ana tne population 122,993. Cut, in 1872 the school children had increased to 01,126. Therefore, as all ihoo scholars who have reached the Rule of three can demonstrate, the Nebraska population in 1872 amounted to 191, 928, showing a gaiu of 68,935 within two years. , - Thel ists of school children, besides enowwg trie growth ol the State at large; are a meter of local progress. ajouk, ior instance, along the main line of the Burlingtou & Missouri River Railroad. ' It runs through eight counties. Adams, Cass, Clay, Fillmore, Kearney, Lancaster, Saliue and Saunders, Their school children in 1870, were 5,912, and their popula tion 23.247. In 1872-their school children had. multiplied, to 11,210, therefore their population ' then can not have been lees than 44,0791. Nebraska, at large, has been excep tionally prosperous, lbr its population al increment in twe years has been 66.04 per cent. But oven this per ceutage falls far below that of the eight counties traversed by the B. & M. railroad line. Their pepulational advance between 1870 and 1872 has been at the rate of 39.6 per cent In the next two year their: growth will be still greater than iu the last two, for half of them had no school chil dren two years age, and locomotive net yet having traversed them all for more than four months, have but just begun to put forth their magical in- fluence in making solitude populous. Yet the railroad abeve mentioned Within thirtT-thren months As, net ting iu land in market, had sold 478, 988 acre to 4,525 purchasers, on ten year credit fiix per cent, interest, and n sales since 1872 nothing of the principal ia payable till the end of lour years. A Lawrence man allows his wife (5 a week tor pin money, with the tin derstanding that she shall forfeit ten cent for each i bseut button, and the u amount, ior eacu cup ol poor coffee. This arrangement ha been going on for two year, and the day, bas aot yet come when be could claim tea cents. . . - frofessor: "What are -the uses of starch in germination T Student (re citing on cheek): "In the German ua tion starch i used very much the same as m this country in doing up liaen and such goods." The cigar-maker in San Francisco are attempting to emply white boys as luomimu-s ior their Chinese operatives alleging mat (lie latter are thievish careless and wasteful. In les than twenty year 109 daily journals have had an existence in New ork City, and lOOof the number are dead at a los.s of over $25,000,000. An accepted Cajifornia suitor lately sold his interest and good-will in his affianced to. a rival for the price o a ?eiY waistcoat. Sri!il!e man. i H RUBBER GOODS. RUBBER GOODS, ' 1 " RUBBER GOODS, RUBBER GOODS, II. J. TIX K IS II A VO.H CENTRE STRF.KT, OH. C'tTY, TA. We hare an Immense assortment of the above goods in every stylo and quality imaginable, aa for instant i . H inch Two ply Reltinfr. 3 inch Two-plV Retting. ", 2 Inch Two-ply Baiting. f. ' S Inch Three-ply TSultinj. ' . SI liirh Throe-ply Ueltine;,, v , l inch Throe-plv Halting. 31 inch Three-ply Helling. 4 Inch Three-ply Reltintr. 6 inch Threp-ilv belting. 6 Inch Three-ply Helting. ,. , 7 inch Three-ply Belting. 8 Inch Fonr-ply Halting. i 9 inch Four-ply Hotting. , 10 inch Four-pfy Belting. 12 inoh Four-ply Itching- FIYR-PLY AND ENTt.FS BELTS TO ORDER ON SHORT NOTICE. We garentee satisfaction In everv In stance. ' We are headquarters for the above goods. H. G. TINKER & CO. Allegheny Valley. Rail Roai DIRKCT ROUTE TO .CFFALe. ,,, THROUGH TUB OIL REeiOK. OX ASD after Monday Feb. 14, Tralae will ran aa follows (PhUadelahia Time) I ., k ' SOUTH. Buffalo Express leave Oil City at 1 IS aa Arrives at Pittsburgh I Mesa Night Ex press Leaves Oil City 60 p ta Arrives at Pittsburgh 1 a as Day Express leaves Oil City t IS a as Arrives at Pittlburgh Idips Oil City Aeeonj. lsaves Oil City 464 p. as. ind arrives at lirsd v's Hsnd ' 1 1 p, sa. NORTH. BufTalo Ex. Leaves Pittsburgh at f 4 a sa Arrrives at Oil City at I 26 p m Night Express leaves Pittsburgh oe pas Arrives at Oi. City I 4ft am Dny Express leaves Pittsburgh 12 ie a ss A rrivss at Oil City I fc ss Oil City Acc.leaves Brady's Bend 49 a as and arrives at Oil City - 11 M sa Kilver .Falaee Sleeping Cars on night Express Trains, between Pitubntgh so Titusville. Through Coaches on 1)bv Ex press 1 rains between l'ittsburrh and I ton. . J. J, UWKF.NCI. T. M. KING, . , .. Ass L Bup X. PENNSYLVANIA CEK1 TRAL RAILROAD ON AND AFTER 11 P. P. Sundav May 1, 1870, Trains arrive at and leave she Union Depot, corner of WashlBton and liberty street, as rol lows: . ARRIVE. Msll Trsin, 1.80 a m ; Fast Line, 12.1S a m ; wen ssccomniodation No. 1, S.20 a m Brinton nwonininilntion Na 1. 7. Ml s a Wall's accommodation No 2, 8.6;a m ;Cln einnnti express 9.J0 a m j Jolmstown ao- commodation 10..H1 a m ; Hraddeck's so ooiiiniod.'Uion Nol, 7.(X) nni; Pittsburgh express 1.30 p m; Pacific express 1.50 p m sus acronunoaaiion Jo , x.:56 p l Homewood accommodation No 1, 9.65 p tm accommoostlon No 4, n.50 p as; j.i iiiuiii ni'i'oniuiouauon ivo z, i.ig as Way l'assenger 10.0 p ni. " ' DEPART. Southern express S.JO a m : Pacifis ex press X40 a in ; Wall's accommodation 1, 8.30 a m ; Mail Train 8.10 a in ; Drinton's aoconimodatioii 1 .-0 a in : Uraddock's ac- eominodftlion No 1, S.10 p in; Cincinnati express 12.&r p in ; Wall's accommodation :n i, ii.ol a m ; Johnstown awominodatiea i.iio p in Hmnowond aoconimodation No l, 8.."x) p in: I'liiladeiolua ex disks S.iO n m: Wall acwinnindaliun No3.3.05d in: Wall's accommodation No 4, 0.05 p in ; Fast Line 7.40 p ra j Wall's No 6, 11.00 p m. The Church Trains lsave Wall's Station every Bundav at K.Oft a. in., reachine Pitta. nurgo at iu.uo a. in. itciurniirg leave fltta burgh at 12.50 p. m., and arrive at Wall's nuuiuu at i. iu p. ni. , v , v Cincinnati axm-ess lesvas dillr. RonLh. ern express daily except Moudsy. All Ut sr i rams daily, except Sunday. I or turtner iniormation spiv to ' W. II. BECKWIT'H, Agent. The Pennsylvania Railroad Comosav mi, uu M.uiue any ivisk; ior iiHguge ex copi ior earing Apparel, and limit thai raponsiuiuty to tine Hundred lioilsi s val ue. Ail Daiftiage exceeding that a ount in value win ie at the risk of tne mer, unless taken by special contract. - -, , A. J. CANS AT ' General Superintendent, Altoone Pa. PITH OLE VALLEY R'Y. ON AND AFTER Monday, June I, 1471 Trains will run as follows: TRAINS JTORTHWARD. STATIOKa. No. 10.25 a ra 10.3S " 10.30 " 10.24 ' " U.Oe No. 4. Oleopolis, IMpu liennett. Woods B. S.IS Prathers Mill VilUole City s.ie 2.60 TRAINS SOUTHWARD. STATIONS. Pithols Citv, Prsthers Uill Wixxls liennett Olaopelis No. 1. 8.40 a in 8.48 8.58 " 9.02 l No. 8. 1.2 pm J. 49 1.M S.0'2 2.14 .1 All Trains make eloss sonnx,kir.n at Oleopolis with trains on the Oil Creek A Allegheny River Hallway. North and Son th. " . Two Lines of fitageg run dailv between PitholoCity, Miller Farm and Pleasant ville, makingconnection witharrivingand departing Trains. J. T. JiLAIH. II. WICK II AM, Hup't. Ticket Agent, Pithole City, Pa. STH A TlsQ' We have Justified J- tVAUOO Waltzes in Two Vol-umes.prl.-eil each in bimrds,-f5 each in cloth. The two volumes contain over forty beautiful Waltzes, worth at leant ?'25 ui SFAVOHlTEo tIaher; dealers be particular to ask for Pktkr' Kkittos of Stbai-ts' Waltzes, as it ia the only correct and compk-ie edition. AX dress j'L.PKTKliS T 1 '"I?CJ Mijtdci Publisher, V JLi 1 illtO. 009 Broadwav, Nw York. Nov. 12. C"rnsrRIBEfi)rho Forest Republican It fvay. 167. Water Street, GENERAL STEIN WAY A SONS, As well as several other makes. Also ..TJISTTTHID STATES OIO-AJiTS, . J.-', . ' ,. AND ' SHEET MUSIC BOOKS, and evervthinir in the MUSIC LINE, which will be furnished nt the very lowest price, , W, I N G AND SON , tiie .yii:mc.i" piaxo,". 417 BEOOE STREET, N. Y. -TTiErSUIRJPASSIEID First premiums wherever exhibited rrices low for the Quality Larce prices allowed for Second-hai.d Instruments in Exchange. From Mr. Edward Hoffman, ihi celebrated ftaniil. I conscientiously believe that your Piano is in every respect a most maaniA- cent Inttrumeni. . Jrow Hi "Independent" - - The American Piano bar deservedly become a very popular Instrument. 5rlteepoi)8ible Agents wanted for unoccupied territory. Send for circular! to WING & SON. 417 Broome St.. K.Y. 42-fim PKALKa IN GUNS, BGVOLTRRS, AUD ALL XIOS OF , SPORTING AND FISHING TACKLE, rOCKKT CUTLEJl 1', SCT&.10nS, ?., dt C. TOBACCO AND CIGARS. RIFLES MADE TO ORDER AND WARRANTED. Repairing Locks and Fitting Keys A SPECIALTY. REPAIRING IX ALL BHANCITEES NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE. 44-lf T1DIOUTE, PA. BEST THINGJN THE WEST. AtcliiBon, Topeka & Santa Fe. R.' R. THREE MILLION ACRES Seated In and near the Arkansas Valley, the Finest Portion r k. ' ' ; , . . of. Kansas I V ? F.Hven yeai-s' CreiUt. Seven' pof Cent. Interest. 21 1-2 percent, roduction to settlors who improve. FREE PASS TO LAND BUYERS ! THE FACTS about this Grant aro Ixw Prices, Long tYodit, and a Robato to set tiers of nearlv one-fourth : a Rich Soil and Sjiendid Climate ; short and mild Winters; eiuiy planting, ana no wintering of. Stock; plenty of Itainfull, and just at the right season j Coul, htonu and Hrick on the line; Cheap ItaltM on Lumber, Coal, Ac; no lands owned by Moiilatord ; HomeHtciul ana rre-einptions now abundant ; a lirst- class iiHiiroud on tlio line of a crest Through Uouto;Products wiii p.y for Land ana i iiipruvumonis, It is the best opportunity evor offered to the pulilin, through the rccont complotiou of the Road. For Circulars ami penenil informstion, unarms A. K. tuu.ai.i.n, Mauugor Land Dep't, 43-2111, Topeka, Kan, 1. W. CLARK, Ageiit, Tionosta, Fa Tla Republican Offloo KEEPS constantly on hand a large as sortment of lllaiik IVods, Mortgages, SuhiMejius. WnrrnnlN, biiinmens, iVr, In i be suit 'Lifp for cah. tr. , i- - "a ? al , . i Meadville, Pa. AGENT FOR . , ' a .. ,.- , . . n a ;..:,..-.f CIIICKEUINO & SONS, VM. B. BRADBURY PIANO FORTES, the tend for circular. 39 ly. ' ' - The olilcst and most reliable Institution for obtaining a Mercantile K.ducatlnn. Vol. Practical business ineu as instruc tors. For information, write for a circular to r. PUFFA SONS. Pittsburgh, pa. BLUM & RECK, BLACKSMITHS AND WAGON-MAKERS. Corner of Chnrch and Klin Streets, TIOISTESTA. 3? .A. This firm is prepnrcd to do all work in its lino, and will warrant everything done at their -all- pa to give satisfaction. Par ticular attention given to IIORSE-SIIOF.IXG, njve them a trial, and you will not re gret it. H-iy THE WEEKLY SUN. ONLY SI A YEAR. ' 8 PAGES. The flat Family raper.Tiie Weeklv N. Y. Run.' 8 pages. $1 a year. Send your uouar. Th Pest Agricultural . Paper. Tho weekly . i nun. B pages, ly a year, sena youi uouar. I'Ae Best roRtical leper.Tho Weekl v N. Y. Kun. Independent and Faithful. Against Public Plunder. 8 pages, ft a year. Send your Dollar. ' ' The Bout Xewsvaper. The Woeklv N. Y. iun. 8 pages. ; $1 a year, bond your Dollar. . ... Hat All th Nfvit. The Weekly N. Y. Hun. 8 pages, flaycar. bend your Dol lar. ' The Best Story raper. The Weekly N. Y. Sun. 8 pa. -os. $1 a year, bond your UoUar' . ' ' The Bct Fashion Jteportt in the Weekly N. Y. Sun. 8 pagos. SI a year, bend your Dollar, ... . The Best Market Beports In the Weekly N. Y. Sun. 8 pages. SI a year, bend your Dollar. ( , , T he Best Cattle Reports in the Weekly N. Y. Sun. 8 pages. II a year, bend your Dollar. . . . , The Best Paper in Every Respect. The Wreckly N. Y. buu, 8 pages. 1 a year. Send vour Dollar. Address, THE SUN, New York City. PIIQTOGRAPII GALLERY. ' ' Water Street. OVER IIILBROKNEU 4 CO. STORE, Tionosta, Pa., M. CARPENTER, . . .' Proprietor, Pleturos taken in nil the latct.1 styles th"iu:. 2i tl Ota ': lit ft : NEW DISCOVERY la Cheaahcal sd lnlcal SMIeakve SOLUTION AND COMPOuaS IhW oc ran'tirr of AM, TIIR 'HVKtV M valuable artlT pttscljM ot Hit wall ksgws curutivs susal, - 11 X 13 TltE13 TAIl, . ' . t'NEQr ALT.ED in rmiph'. CoMs, Catarrh, Atthms, Divncniiia, ana Lnauiu;inun. cuniia Avixiiotrr pail A lrent cnlil Is Tle t a'x hmra; as1 slan, fcf Its Vri'Al.tWN. rt'ttlPVINIiaml BT1M11 LATINO (Tacta upon the svnaral rratvm, U reiuarkablj tlftos eloua in all iifakf. or tiif. m.oon. Isaluiliuff Sctanils sad nitioa ot the tin, Drs, Hnia, I ilaraaa ..( tije I ,li-r sod Kidneys, JLiaart Ilia- a, ana uvnrrai imdiuit. ONE TRIAL CONVINCES I bit. GARVIVS ' i VOLATILE SOLUTION of TAR ' MKDICATED FOR I IIAIATIO. A rrn.iirl.ablr Tulaitbl diMovarr. wltlek twai. UTsJIJ I CATAItltIS, DROKCIIITIS, ASTIl.Tf A, uimI nil Dtseoaf of the NOME, THROAT and THE COiirOCND TAR Ay I) MANDRAKE FILL, tot rite In onnrrtlnn with the El.tXtR TAB. ia s orabmattan of th TWO moat Taluabl ALI KUA TIVE Mwlinlnaa known In tha rmfuaalon, and ran dm thia till wltliuut xoepUoa tha ran boat arar eaand. Bolstioa'ssd Componnd Elislr. ) l3lBlU ar aaa jaannmca ruia, zacia par DOS. UadiMted Iiihalatioa, tS.OO par Package. Benit for CiranUr of POSITIVE rrnn four Druggist, or to L. P. HYDE & CO., ' ' " " ' 80LB PaOPBIBTOB8, X9lt Hwryith Ave., NeiO York, $1,000 m:wAitii For auv cust of Wind, llleedinp. Itchiu f'l- Vlcernted 1'ilon Hint !o Ring's Pilo Remedy fails to cure. It ia prepared ex irely to euro tho I'iica, nnduntiiingelso. Sold !' all RruKgiHts. Prico, f 1.00. io-lt BOOKKEEPING MADE EASY. Every rlurk and nierchnnt can leirn st onoo. lipc-k mailctl, 11. J"iildinsf Itrrant. liulllllo n. v. ! -n -it asl 'lis awisiiWssi ssILXauJai ysr w ' -,iW' v ST.,. " Sit, P.nou can take than fclittara aft-oro'-fn to diradioni. and remain tnnaj siiavH. aia ndad their bonat ara not tclrorad br nvner.il iiataon nr aiKar j mein and Ilia vital organ waaiad bayond tka poise of repair. irapapa1s or I n1ln;tNiloti ITaadarna, Pals IS Ilia Shoulder., Cntie.li. 'I'ttthlneiit of tha t-ltaet. Iia ainaea, Snnr fcrttct.litHt of llis Stomncb. Had Taalo, is the MomIi, llilioua Attack, P.1muiios of ttia lieart, Ittflamirmtlon of lite l.m Pjiitt it, the reeiuna i V'tlttex, ,u' n nntlrexl oilier patttfal avtrrpaama, r ina cTipri t . . ' ,U rora a Lanae ru il lu. no a,...!. 1 bot... t " . antra of lis merlie limn a lennthr Srlrar..""" . For Kemnla t ooiplluta, in (roHl or .. mairied or intl, at Ilia rl.Kvn ol wnnianlioad, or taa tttni of life. Iltea Tonic ilttlr,itnn!.t o tlaeinrd as Muairca lul a marlitd intprottntiit la eex P Fee laflsmmatory anal laroull Rksav. tnstlain ana imiti, niiiowi ri.i"'.,. .. nttltrnl Kerar. Ineaa of Ilia Ttlood, 'v. Sinrara and UIrMer. llta lltltera hva no iqti.il. Sarh !a ettu. ara tamed by Vitialed MlooH, wli.cs la (eaarallf nroticad by dernnaemenl ol tne i.tr""" "'""" Thar ars UiU Piirnslvs as wotl aa m Tonlo, noeeenmi alr the iaciiliar mem of 1 a. a powerfnl en'til in reiierint; L',iie:elion or lonaaa otiooof tha Liar and Viacarai Orgasa, aad m BUaaas i"?"! Diseases, 'Trsptiona. Tertaf, Satt Rheum, ninictiea, S,a, fimpl., Pululea, Itotla, ta- bunclae. Ring-worm, acain-lleau, an n r Spelal ll.-h, Scurl. licoloratirt.ol the Skta, Haaaaas and lia. f the Skin, of whatever Jtania . nalara,. ara literally I." nP and carried mil of Iks syltcm as a ebon time by ''"" 'T "'" , v . . a. Oralsful honasiaeXs proclntm VihsoaS rlir tsbi the moat wo,1"'' Immoranl that ever eseuuied the sinkitta .vtlem j walkVr, PtopV. n.H.onoLDeye., Prwtei.1 and CeK. A S J J.l'.,MMt',1-k andcor.ol wartttnaton IOLD BY ALL DRVTOOtg P PaALm. Oil Crcck&AIlogtCa River By ON AD AFTER Moadsv J,' . Trains will run a follow : ' . BOCTBWAaD TRAl.-eS. STATIOXS: 1st Cls 4 2 2d CUm, 10 14 a. m. a. m. p. to. a. ra. a. an. Corrv d IS II (XI ( M st bpsrtanshurg 6 a 11 85 6 11 ,1 1 Ulynden 4 M 11 47 ' 6 7 " ' 9 9 Ceutrevilla t 7 04 11 U III M Trvouville 7 13 12 OS tM 1 to Hydetown 7 25 13 15 7 18 MUM An 7 85 12 25 7 24 11 W Tltusvilla " ni 7 42 It 43 7 40 18 11 M Miller Farm 8"! 1 OS 7 M 6 bi 11 It Phsfter 107 101 I0S 7!Nlt Pioneer , 17 I 18 8 10 7 40 12 , Alt 8 24 1 25 8 SS 7 U I 04 Pat Centre p. 8 58 1 28 g 80 8 10 1 W Columbia i 8 SA 1 85 IU I 10 1 it Tsrr Farm M0 I IS 8 4! I (0 IX Rvnd Farm S 4 1 44 8 60 I 48 1 ) Kouneville 8 63 1 48 I 14 B 00 IN McClintock (S 8 163 900 t Ot I OS Alt 8 10 205 0 18 SO I M Oil City Tia 9 15 1 10 16 If 8 4 Oleopolis 45 2 Sri ' 11 10 4 t Knle Rock t M 2 48 II 82 M M President 9 f9 2 60 i 11 8 4 M Tionosta 10 IS S 12 U 80 '5 7 Ilicknrv 10 44 8 82 1 20 II Triuikevville 10 64 8 41 . 1 45 I 41 Tidiimto 11 11 S 58 2 St 7 1 Irvineton 1J 01 4 40 4 05 I 40 APDITlONALSfCOKD-CLiSSTBAIMS-SOUTM. No. Id. TitusvilleS.lO D. in.: Miller 2.10; Pioneer 3 20; Pet Contre 8.S5: l.'olutnhla 4,16; Tarr Farm 4.U8; Kynd Farm 4,17 1 Kour:evllle4,.r.r); t)il I'il v 5,-0. No. 8 Corrv 8.15 a. ni.t Titusvill- 1 16 Miller Farm 0,'ii; Pet Centre tt,4S; Coluru hia 10,1:1; Tuir Farm 10. IU; Rvnd Fara 10.U7; Roiihevill 10,35; Oil City 1 1 .00. . . .-no. is. i pi centre i,;i3 p. in.: i.ciumoia l,,Wj Tarr Farm 2,0ij Rynd Farm 1,18; Ri.usevllle2.30; Oil Citv 3,00. No. 2'i Oil City 8.80 a. m i Oleon ,l!a 7,2'), TioncbU b,6l; Trunkeyvlll 10 ifte Tidiotitell.il. soarnwiRD traim. STATIONS: 1st Class. . Sd Claa t S I 13 . a. in. p. m. p. tn. a. m. a. m. P. irvineton 12 Vi ft 05 9 00 7 44 Tidiouta TrunkeyvlUa 1 1!S A 47 7 i-0 9 0 1 45 6 05 8 05 18 IS 1 64 8 It to y 10 44 2 14 8 34 8 45 11 4 U 8,5 8 65 HO 11 11 2 SS 8 69 9 86 12 89 1 47 7 08 10 06 1 Iickorv Tionesta I'reHldent KsKia Rook Oleopolis , Alt . IS 7 Si 10 M 1 Oil City pi 00 3 20 7 40 11 10 8 13 tn Si 7 65 11 60 8 18 I 85 7 5! 12 00 (9 20 S 40 8 04 IS 25 25 3 45 8 10 12 38 8 29 3 49 8 14 12 44 6 81 3 65 I 21 1 06 1 1 8 28 1 is 2 49 8 W I 1 I 2 I M I 41 4 1 4 4 I a McCllntoek Ronseville Rvnd Farm I nrr Farm Columbia All ret Centre tia 88 I 69 8 23 A 42 4 08 8 30 i 62 4 19 8 40 A 66 4 0 8 44 il 15 4 40 9 05 1 M 1 46 2 00 2 16 a 45 I 08 3 20 S 60 4 1 4 SO 4 64 I 60 Pioneer Sltsifer Miller Farm A R Titusvllle 1K 7 35 7 44 7 67 8 05 I 45 4 65 6 08 t 10 9 20 9 54 9 43 0 68 ITvdotown Tryonville Centrovllle Glvnden 6 17 14 (5 27 bpurtansburg Corry a -14 8 65 6 31 10 01 A 10 10 32 ADDinOWALSErOD-CLASTBAI.MS-HOHTe No. 13 Oil City 6.55 a. m.; Rrtnaovll'.e 7.20; Tsrr Farm 7.4; Columbia 7.6f ; Pet Centre P. 10; Pionoor 8.40; Miller 9.26t Titusville 9.5.). No. 7 Titusville 9.00 a. m.; Corry 11.2. No, II Oil Citv I LVD a. ci.j Rouseville 11.4,5; Rynd Farm 11.63; Tarr Farm 11HS; Columbia 12,10; Pet Centre 12.'J0; Miller l.'ir; Titusville 2.00; Corry 4.42 p. in. No, 21 Tidioulo 12.45 p.m.; Trunkev ville 1.45; Tioucsta2.13; Oleopolis 4.25; Oil City 5.i0. . . .. . - - () Trains do not stop. () Stop on signal.. (Jl Stop for meals. Trains 5, 6, 21 and 2 ruu daily ; al) oltier. trains daily except Ktinduys, N. U. Train No. 19 is an Exprees from, Titusvillo to Cony. . - i SlLVTU r.M-ACE SLEFriNU CAR THAIS. No. 4 lirect from Philadelphia without cliange. No. 1 Diroct to Philadelphia vrithotU. rhnLpo. No.i Direct from Pittsburgh vrlthout cbnnge. No. 0 I'lroct to PittsburgU withont. chance. C. 5. IIF.PI5CF.N JNO, TITCAIR.V. Superintendent. Cian'l Manaser. XOTICI2. J. N. ROLARD. of Tidiouto, ha DRro r irtisd to Ins piaetiro nfler no ab sence ol four months, sjieul in the llori. tela of New York, v l.ere l" Vill att ifl calls in bis profof ki(D. OUi.- in l.tiiak Driip Stoia. Jd rf-r h"vr th bunV, Tidi'wit", Pa. 40t( V
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