"V'liat jm roost against a farmer's
grain r. lite reaping mac bine. .
Why should Ireland hei the richest
teuntry In the world T Becaute lu cap
ital u always Dublin.
A Daoburr bride received, araoits
her wadding gifts, a receipted bill of
ifitu dollars tor gate hinges, frooi bar
father.
ChlcVsaiv county, Iowa, nas just re
ceived ita fint piano, and one of the
bora there denounced it aa "the nil-
redes t fiddle you ever aee."
A lady in Indiana ihinka ahe hai
rood cause for complaint. Her hue
bead hang himself with her beat table
cloth, when there was an old clothe
tine in the cellar that would hare done
just aa well.
Bret Harte denies that he is the lazi
est man in the world, but submits that
be den't see the use of rushkig around
when it ian't his boarding bouse that is
en fire.
"Were yon ruarded in your conduct
while in New York T" asked a father of
bis son, who had just returned from
a visit to the city. "Yes, sir, part of
the time by two policemen."
The reason an urchin rave for being
late te school, was, that the boy in the
next house was goiug to have a dress
ing down with a bedcord.and he want
ed to hear him howl.
Electricity is now used iij Scotland
for blasting purposes, and five thousand
tons of granite were iccently displaced
at Kcuney by one shock from a bat
tery. The exploftiou was tremendous,
and the ground shook like au earth
quake. The bard-hearted guardians of the
soorhouse at Woolwitch, England,
lately refused ti fill an erder from
their medical officer for "soother doz
en champagne" for one of the pauper
inmates who was suffering from de
lirium tremens.
A your lady who has been travel
ing out West as drummer for a whole
sale grocery house has been discharg
ed by ber employers because she in
duced the retail dealers to order
snore goods tbaa they were able to
dispose of er pay for.
Jones, who rightly adhered to the
rules of etiquette, went home one
night and found his wife sitting in
another man's lap. Next day he told
a friend of the circumstances. "What
did you do about it?" said his friend.
"Do?" replied Mr. Jones, ' What in
thunder could I dot I never had had
an introduction to the man.
A most shameful trick was played
lately upon a lover at Beaver Falls
by his rival. The generous wooer had
procured a package of gum drops to
present to his Angeliua ever dear,
but the other man maliciously substi
tuted therefor s paper of white be.ins.
It was not until three o'clock in the
morning that matters were explained
and a reconciliation effected.
There is a hen in Utica of a modest
and lowly turn of ejinrl. Giuuious of
her iuability to compete with some of
ber Bisters in diuereut parts of the
country that have Wen laying epgs
ft large as those of the ostrich, the
Utica fnwl has sought celebrity for
delicate elegance by producing egg, til'
about the size of hot-house grape.
She has indeed gone a little further
than this in the pursuit of nevelty
Into the little eggs Ie puts no yolks,
so that her production are more curi
ous than valuable.
A near sighted Indianapolis woman
patched ber husband's pants with a
cold buckwheat cake that the children
had left in her work basket last week.
The color of the patchwork matched
the original truwser. am! as the cake
was tough, the nus'ake might never
have been discovered, hut the old
man got caught in a shower a day or
two aAerwards. The patch began
to sweel. he felt the cold patch on his
uacK, ami thinking it wus spinal
meningitis that had clutched him.
sent for a doctor who soothed hi fear ;
Iut he wants a divorce.
A Frenchman has discovered the
rneihod oi taming and removing bees.
and securing honey by tapping on the
sides ana top nt the hives. We re
member trying that method in youth
ful years, before we had heard of the
Frenchman. We tapped ou a hive
belonging to an old farmer one night,
and the ices came out first rate, but
we did not care to stay to remove the
hooey somehow. It see mod to us that
almost any place iu the world would
be desirable when compured to the
vicinity of that hive. In this experi
ment, as in the one conducted by the
rencnmaa, tne bees possessed all
their usual activity. So did we.
At Constantinople a nusaber nf A
rusted helmets, deposited in a church
there, were lately.aeld tu a Jew aa al.l
troa at about two or three cents per
pound. There were about six hun
dred, ins purchaser commenced
cleaning them, aud then discovered
that they were fine steel, aud adorned
with Arabic inscriptions, showing
that they dated from very ancient
times. He began by selling them at
ene dollar the piece, then one dollar
and fifty cents, two dollars, two dol
lars and fiftr cents, until at last an
American bought up all that were
left at four dollars and fifty cents
each, and put them up to sale in the
bazaars. Government hns repurchased
them at from ten t tjAeou dollars
apiece.
RUBBER GOODS,
RUBBER GOODS.
RUBBER GOODS. :
RUBBER GOODS,
AT
ii. a. Tlx ix e it co.n
CENTRE 8TRFKT, OIL CITY, PA.
We have an Immense avaortment of the
above roods In every style and quality
Imaginable, as for inatan'-o t
H Inch Twv ply Tteltlnf.
t Inch Two-plv Brlttn.
3 inob Two-ply teltlng.
3 Inch Three-nly
Ttlnna;.
Bel tint;.
Belting.
Belting.
Heltr.r.
bolting.
Belting.
Belting.
34 Inch Three-ply
s men Tiiree-piv
8t inch Threo-plV
4 Inch Three-ply
t Inch Three-ply
ft Inch Three-ply
7 inch Three-ply
Inch Fnnr-rly Beitln.
9 Inch Four-ply Ifa-lting.
10 Inch Fonr-pfv Bolting.
12 inch Four ply Bel Ing-
FIVR-rrY AXD F.XrtLKH TtF.LTij
TO ORUKR ON SHORT JfOTlCB.
Wo earentee satisfaction In everv In.
tanee. We aro hnadquarler for the
above goods.
H. G. TINKER & CO.
Allegheny Valley Rail Road.
DIRFCT ROTTTK TO BUFFALO
THROUGH TUB OIL REGIONS.
OX AND-after Monday Fsb. 34. Trains
will ran aa follow tPhiladelssiia
Time): .
SOUTH.
Buffalo Express Imti Oil City at lllpm
An Ives at Pittsburgh (.Mtpra
Night Ex press Leaves Oil City 50 pro
ArriTmai i-utanurpn Sit a an
lay Express leaves OU City lliim
Arrive at Pittlhoivh 06 D M
Oil City Aeeoui. leoves Oil City 4 55 p. m.
sud arrives a. Brad r s Mend t SO p. an.
NORTH
Buffalo Ex. T.eavea Pittsburgh at T 4ft a m
Arrriveaat OH City at -.'t p ra
Night Express leaves Plttsbnrgh 00 pm
Arrives at OL City 5 44am
IHy Kxpre learns Pittsburgh 12 It a m
Arrives at Oil City a as b an
Oil City Acr.leavos Brady's Bend 8 40 a as
and arrives at Oil City, 12 ee aa
fillver Palace Sleeping Cars on night
F.xprew Trains, between Piitnbutita aud
TitutTiiU. Through tVvacbea on lav Ki-
prose Train between Plttib"nrh and Bo
uwi. J. J. LAWRENCK.
T. M. KINO, Oea'l. Bua t.
Ass t. Kup t.
PENNSYLVANIA CEN
TRAX RAILROAD
rvX AND AFTER II P. P. Hundsv M
V 1. 1870. Trains arrive at mid leava Lb a
Union Dnpnt, corner of Waabinton and
Liberty street, as follows: ;
ARRIVE. 1
Mall Train. l.W a n, : Fast line. 13.13 a I
m ; Wellaaccomniodation No. 1, 8.20 a m j
Brinton accommodation No 1, 7.50 a tan
Wall's accommodation No 2, 8.65 a m ;Cia
einnati expreta U.'.-tl a m ; Johnstown ac
commodation 10.:) a m ; Ilraddock's a
eommodstion No 1,7.00 pm; Pittobergh
xprsss i.w p in; racinc express l.iM p m
iaua accuniniouaiH'n io B, x,ne p a :
Home wood aecomntndation No I.S.&j mn
Wall's accommodation No 4, Z.50 p m ;
Rrinton accommodation No 2, 1.10 p ai
Way rasMnger 10.-J p ni.
II K PART.
Southern express h'M a iu : Paeifia ax-
press 3.40 a m ; Wall's ac-conuuodstion tfo
1. fl..t0a u ; Mail Train B.10 a in ; Urinton'a
accommodation l i.vO a m : Rradduck's ac
eommodation No 1. S.I0 p m; Cinoinnau
oxpreHo 12.S5 p in ; Wall's accommodation
t, ii.ai a m ; jonnatown accomn-odatlon
4.06 p m ; Homewood accommodation No
1. B.60 p m ; Philadolphia express 8.60 p m;
Wall accommodation No.3.05d m: Wall a
aocoiiiinoclation No 4, H.Oii p m j Fast Line
7.40 p iu; Wall a No 6, 11. 00 p m.
The Church Trains lave Wall a Station
every Sunday at O.Oii a. m., reaching Pillo-
ourgn at iu.ua a. in. iteturiung loav fltts
burgh at l'J.60 p. in., aud arrive at Wail's
Station at 2.10 p. iu.
Cincinnati express leave dtily. South
ern si press diuly sxcsptMoi lay. All oth
er Trains daily, except Nundav.
For further information ipfv to
W. H. llKCKWfr'H, Agent.
Tli Psnnsylvsnla Railroad Company
will not assume any Risk for ltainrue ax.
cept for Wearing A'pparel, and limit their
rsponHiuility to fine Hundred lloilai ts1
ue. All bapgage exceeding that a ount
in value will be at the risk of tu ner,
unless taken by special contract.
A. J. CASAl
flenerul Superintendent, Altoono Pa,
PITH OLE VALLEY R'Y.
0
W AND AFTKH Mondav, June 8, 1871.
rpi ...ill i- 1
awim win run u luiiowis :
TRAINS NORTHWARD.
STATIoxa.
No. 1 No. 4.
10.26 am tropin
10.S8 8.-iB
10,:0 3.18 "
i24 " s.ie "
11. 0 2.60 "
Oloo polls,
Bennett,
Woods
Prathors Mill
Pithol City
TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
RTATIONa.
PItholo t itv.
Prathers Mill
Woods
Bennett
No. 1. No. S.
8.40 am .2epm
S.4.8 " 1.48 '
8.r " 1.60 "
8.0V1 " 2.02 "
Oleopelis
.1 " 2.14 "
All l rains make close connectlous
at uieopoiia with trains on the Oil Creek v.
AlleKbeny River Bail way, North and
Two Line of Stages run daily between
Pitholo City, Miller Farm and Pleasant
villa, inokingconnection with arriving aud
departing Traina. J. T. RLA I It,
II. WICK HAM, Kupt.
Ticket Agent, Pitholo City, Pa.
STR A ns' We have Just iaaued
CJ X 1 in. U OO Waltz-OM in Two Vol
umes, price $1 each in boards, 5 ea h in
eioth. The two vol umea contain over forty
beautiful WaltKea, worth at lcat Q5 ih
sheet forin.l A f-l)vrpi i or.
aeriiign-uil. tx Ultl I 11k t her
dealers be particular to uk for Per ana'
Kwtion or STBAtia' Wai.txkh, aa it is
the only correct and onmplct edition. Ad-
MiiHin Puhliaher, VV AIw 1 ZjliiO,
um uroauway, jew York. Nov. 12.
CJCUSC RIBKf'rth Vnrl Fpnl.'co
14 win rr.
167 Water Street,
GENERAL
STEIN WAY A SONS,
CniCKEUlNO A SONS,
A5D 1UB
WM. H. BRADBURY
PIANO FORTES,
As well as several other makes. Also the
TJIsTTTED STATES OBaAITS,
A X
TATLOB Sc B'JRTJBUr ORG-AJiTS.
RIIEET MUSIC BOOKS, and everything in the MUSIC LINE, which will
be furnislieil at the very owet prices, fend for circular. 39 1 v.
WING AND SON,
"THE .mGRICAX PIAXO,"
417 BROOME STREET, N". Y.
-CTIItf StTZEFASSIEI ' ' . .
Firt premiums wherever exhibited Prices low for the quality Largo
prices allowed for Second-hat.d Instruments iu Exchange.
From Mr. Edward Hoffman, th$ celebrated Pianut.
I conscientiously believe that your Piano is ta every respect a most magnifi
cent Intlrument.
From th4 "Independent."
The American Piano hat deservedly become a very popular Instrument.
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Atchison, Topekafc Santa Fe. R.
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R.
THREE MILLION ACRES
Scaled in and near tho Arkansas
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of Kansas I
Kleven years' Credit. Keren xr Cent.
InWrent. 21 1-2 perenitt. reduction
to Kettlera who iuiprovo. .
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THE FACTS alx.ilt thin Oraut arc-Ixnr
Pri!wi, Atnt Credit, and a Hchnto to set
tlers of nearly ono t'ourtb i a Rirh Soil and
ripondid Climate; short and mild Winters;
eaily planting, and no wintering of8d k;
plenty of Raintall, aud Just at iho riht
setuMiu j Cool, Htonx and Hrick on the line;
Cheap KaU on Lumber, Coal, Ac; no
lands owned hy Npoculator ; lioiiiiwtcnd
and l'rt-emptiins now abuiulunt ; a tirat
cliwa Ruilroad on the lino of a great
Throunh Route; l'roducts win nay for Land
and luiprovuiiR'iils.
It Is the best opportunity ever offered to
the public, through the recent completion
of the Road.
For Circulars and penernl lnftirr,MQU.
address A. K. TOL'ZAI.JN
Manager Wpt,
2'. Toptka.Iau.
P. W. CLARK, Accntt Tionesu, Pa.
llOOKKKfcPINU MAPK EASY. Kvcrv
uliTk and merchant can lrarn at onco.
Iinok uiailivl. .Ml". If r:..niriin.. u
I jiiriiVi N. Y,
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Meadville, Fa.
AGENT FOR
Tlie oldest and mot roliabla Institution
for ohlatnlnta Mercantile Kducatinn.
Practical business men aa instruc
tors. For information, writo for a circular to
P. DUFFASONS. Pittsburgh, Pa.
BLUM & RECK,
BLACKSMITHS
AND
WAGON- MA KERS.
Corner of Church and YAnx Streets, .
TIONE8TA RA.
This tlrm Is prepared to do all work In
Its line, and will warrant everything done
at their Hh' ps to give MitivfaVtion. Par
ticular attention givon to
IIORSIUIOEIXCI,
(live thsm a trial, and yon will not re
gret it. M-ly.
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Address, THE SUX, Xcw York City.
PHOTOQRAPU GALLERY.
Water Street,
OYER HILBROXNKR & CO.'s STORE,
Tionesta, Pa.,
M. CARPENTER, . , Ipr.
Picturn tiVm i" ;til(hi Hvr
DISCOVERY
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SM, si1 Orarr.l lHrhtlilr.
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STA rrmarkaUx Talasbls distOTtry, vhlea post,
tiv.ly ettn
CATAKIUI, BRoscnrris,
ASTHMA, and nil Dlsaseerttifl
NOKE, THROAT Stsid
LINGS.
the roMrocsn
TAR ASD MAXDHAKE PILL,
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Mmbiuiian of th TWO ort njnalil. At. I F. RA
TI VF. atadteinM know In Ih rmfoskm, snS na-
San this Pill wiltuut asanBlwa tin rtrr last arte
Owad.
Solution sd4 Compound Elialr. J1
Tar an4 Slaadrako rilla, tteta per lies.
Uadlcatod Inhalallua, t.00 per Pankaas.
Smd for Circular of POSITIVE CVBES te
row Drugyict, or to
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BOLB PBOPRIBTOB8,
IBS Heivmth Ave., Xeto York,
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(.t eeroUe or sovercat strain. It is worn
with comfort,' ami 11 kipt.i n night and
diiy, ellWHs a i rtnanent ouro iu a fow
wrcki. Hold i'liu.i, und scut by Mail
hen roquoHted, oireulHrs free, v. hn rr
derod by loiter sent to '1'ho KluHtio Truts
('o., No. ll3 Itroadway, N. S'. Citv. No
body Hia Mi'tul spfiiics Trusnee; too
pain'nl; ihev lip 'M Ion 'fi-ejticiit)v,
Mo- rVnaM can take three tUlon
I'tit in riircctHMi. anS remain Inns CMW.U, awidij
th.ir bo arc Im! rtetlTorcl by Min.nl In." othc
ana, and tliC Vila! orfaac waMc4 bcrcaS pwat
ir.
r rtr -v,lK or fnhtlscaf Sam.-. ITaallwM, fats'
i P'W'.j Ciwska, Tichtncca of the Chm, We- -In
Hi hhooMei ..,, rl stowireh, Had Taew
linew, .Vmr f ner;. ., njcin P.lpitaliee) f Ova
m Ih Mvulh. Ililmi. t.un-t. Pain In the nt
Heart. ti.Hamw.linn of it.. . ,k pnnVI erMlM. .
l' lt..l..y an.l a hnnarett f. . contnlwHIS .
are in tifftpinKa of Dyaiwpsit. In tt'rrsMce
II haa ne equal, ami ftne belli wi'l prove "
anfet of it. merill thin S rertFrth etleerlltenM. ' j
Sror Krmala C'em,lHluls, in y.iiiK or o-
tn.ni4 or .in I, at Ihe Hswn o( erieuanhood, or tna
turn of lif. Iltr Ton.e Hittm rl.tpl.y o Send.S Se.
ixAuciK thai a marked improvement i aeua ol
lible.
Kor leAatHTaory amet Chrnnlo ItfcaeM
matlatei and tiout, llilions, Kcn.iit.nt and Ittlee
ui.tlei.l Kvcr li.e..sea of tlie eioed, 1.im Kidners
aod Blaikler, the. Ilill.r. K.ro no en-nl. S.rre t)e
e.. ai. rained .y Vitiated tQon.rr H,cle n aenejealrc
pr.rliicil t.y rleran.emnil r.f Ih lHpvm- )n:v.e.
Tery an at Wniallo froipeilvo as ereM met
m Toailo, HMM..it.g aleo llm rermlieeoieril of acttng
m a powerful atiii i:i re i.vii. t"ooruen or liiSane.
maiioi of ih Lirer and Viac.nl Oj". aod'ier BtMOs
lliaera.
Kor akin Dlscaeos, Emprinne, Teiter, ftelt '
S!liiim, lllntcliee, Stwla, Fimpl.a, l'lnmlt Itrelt, Car.
kuncl... Knit,-norni., Scald-llrad, !tir lv, Sr. '
itela. Itch, Scum, llitculorationaof thn-Slin; Hunvnm
and literate, of Ih Skin, vf whatever eatn nv nature,
ar litirally due tip and cirrier! nut of lor ayevee. is s 1
fhon lime bv ti.. nt of thr ft ill.ra
Wratoretl Tlanxannele n,nc:aini Vufwvt,- Bit 'j
Tnaa the moat n-nudertul InvicorsM that eerouarsMeMt'-'
th email., .valam.
i WAI.KkR. Pmt.'r. n. II. I.tnAI,ryeVCO ,
Prutrista and Gn. Act., San Frannero, free..
sndenr.of Wa.tunrt.m andCharlto.. St.., K.onTanV
(OLD 11 Y ALL DKUOCilSlS A!Q UKAJJUatV..
Oil ClTCk&AlIir7g
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X AND AFTKR Moatlay June ft, Mtl,
Train will run aa follows
aocTnn-AUD Tatty.
8TATION8: 1st Class. Jd CUmm.
a a is id
a. m. a. m. p. m. a. m. a. m.
Corry ft l.S II oo 5 N S i
Knaitanborjt t ''i II IS I II S te
t.lynden M 11 47 ST IH
Criitioville 7 01 II fl 4S M
'I rvonvllle T II 12 OS it ' is r
llydetown 7 36 i'i IS 7 ID II to
t u u 2i t it ii ae
Tttusville
r 7 42 li .. T 40 19 1! M
Millnr Farm 3 1 US 7 AS U 13 IS
Nhafl'sr I 07 1 Ci (I OS 7 'JO It t
Tioneer 8 17 1 IS 10 7 40 1
A la lii lll'TU IN
Pet Centre
I'm i n i n to j t M
Toluinbla 8 S5 1 SS S X8 SO J
Tarr Farm ' IU IH IN IS
Kvnsl Kerm J . 11 44 S to B 44 , 1
Kounevilla ' lit 1 W IM ,H IU .
McClintock
bU City
PB
oiei polls
Kaxle itork
President
Tlonenla
(t A 1 SS 9 01 M in
s io 109 im ta i je
8 15 3 10
a 46 2 se
9 : a t
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Trtinke.vvllle t 54 S 41
Tidioute lilt M
Irviiiclou. 12 01 4 40 4 04 4
ADniTirXALf-COND-CLASSTItAIMS-eaCTel.
No. IS. TltiiHVllls 2,10 p. ni.s Miller 3,0t
Pioneer S .20; lVt feutre 3.SA; I'oluwbla
4,15; Tarr la r in 4.2S; Hynd rsrm 4,87
Housevi:io4,6o; Oil I'itv 5.20.
No. S Corry 8.15 a. in.; Tltusvillo
Miller Fui-m I'ec Centre 8,4; Cliam
bia lu.lt; Tarr Kami 10,1; Kyud fsrn
IU,'-7; Kouseville 10.S5; CHt City 11,1)0.
No. 1.4. Tot Ct-ntre 1.28 p. in.; CtiumbU
I. Vij 'I'arr Farm 2,0.'i; Bvnd Ksrm 3,10? ,
Itnusevllle 2.Mt Oil t'llvS.CO.
No. 22 Oil t:ilv O.SO'a. m; Oloep l;ai
7.2S, Tionesta 8,54; Trunkevvllle 10 If - '
Tidioute 11.11.
MOKTHWARO TSAIKS.
STATIONS: 1st Class. M CVe
6 S I IS
a. in. p. in. p. ni. a. m. a. m ,
Irvlnetsn 12 4A CS n 7 44
Tidioute 1 2S 6 47 7 VO 4 04
Triinkevville I 44 0 05 8 04 10 IS
Hii koiy 1M1I I E 20 10 44
Tionesta 2 14 6 S4 S 44 11 44
I'renldent ii S5 ( 54 - !0 13 21
Kasle l'wook 1 M j 6'J IU)n
OleojM-ilis 3 47 7 (W 10 05 1 01
AH S 14 7 SS 10 50 1 te
Oil Cltr
Tin 6 00 S 20 7 40 1 1 SO 3 M
Mofliiit.H:k 11 U S2 7 55 11 M 3 3.1
Ki.UNCville 8 14 S JS 7 59 12 00 I ta
Rynd Farm '8 20 t3 40 S 04 12 35 3 44
Tarr Farm 8 S 45 8 10 12 38 ! M
Columbia 8 M If. 8 14 12 4.1 S IS
AH 8 34 56 8 21 r 04 !0
Tet Centre
ns fl S 59 8 21 1 25 S JS
Pioneer 8 42 404 8 SO lit 345
Shaffer 8 52 4 15 S 40 2 CO 4 15
Miller Farm 8 50 4 .0 8 44 3 IS 4 4
ai J7 14 4 40 9 04 3 44 )
Tltusvllle
ix 7 3.5 4 44 t 10 3 CA
Ilvdetown 7 44 Mi t 34 I 24
Tryonvtlla 7 f,7 5 03 "9 S4 S 54
Centreville 8 05 5 17 j,0 4S 4 10
Glynden 8 14 J5 27 9 56 4 SO
Spartanaburg 8 24 8 S8 10 0J 4 54 '
Corry 8 5 6 10 10 33 5 1-0 .!
ADniTIONALSKCOND-CLAasTaMHS-XCATSI
No. 13 Oil City fi.55 a. m.j itousevllle
7.20; Tarr Farm 7.1; Columbia 7.5."; Fa4
Centre tUQ; Pioneer 8.40; Mille OJti
Tltusvllle ,, '
o. r Titusvirie 6.00 a. m. Corry
No. 11 Oil City ll.uo a. m.; Ilouaevilla
II. 45; Hrnd Farm U.eS; Tarr Farm 1J.03
Columbia 12 l-ct Centre 12.20; MlUe V
1.25; Tituivill. 2.00; Corrv .w ,,. ,
No. ia Tidioute ni.; Trupkey-
,,'iTWTAUolttp, (S)Sp on signal.
111 Mop for meals. v
Traina 5 8, 2 an(I 22 run dally ajl ctiior. -
tT'j"'.s flQily eeepl buiidavsJ " '
. su v I" fAliAce stFiriya cab tsat-s.
No. 4 liireot fioui PliiladelpUieviritliorit.
change,
No. 1 Dlreot to PhjladalpoJa vrtthenl)
charge.
No.5 Direct frota PlttaburBlt whhee
olinnge. .
No. 8 Direct to Plttsbttreh vrhhent
change.
C. J. UZPftly'Rat t.rrAIRW.
upeelntendant. (Jsn'l Manager.
D
n.J N. BOLARD. of Tidioute. hae
rt.'., vund iu. k.ifi practice after an r-
senceol four montlus, spevt in the li.-wrnS
tola of Near York, v.1hh v Kn will att.mA
calls fn his profession.
Office In Furcka Drutf Rtote. M iaw
"re the Vtntk, li, limits, fa. a,f