ii i
t nxrsriva IN formt copjerr,
T ARNOLD BUROCA.
In these wilds the rifle it the on!
weapeev used, and for game wa have
dear, squirrels and pheasants. These
last we do not kill on tha wine, but
cut their heads off with a ball aa ther
ait perched upon tha trees, to which
thev immediately ratort whan flushed,
Xba principal sport is, as you mar
imagine, deer huntiag, and this ft
practiced both by "still hunting" and
with dags. Tha latter, though no
popular with tha rairkethnnUre, is by
far tha moat exciting, and for tha ben
efit of Tour many readers, I will give
you a hasty sketch of one day's wark
early in December last. Our party,
consisting of fire men had four dogs,
croesed the river and started for the
mountains, aarly on the morning of as
fine and clear a winter's day as could
be desired, our plan of eperatiuns be
ing to place three men in stands at
point along . the Alleghany river
where the deer wonld take te the wa
ter, while the ether two put the dogs
oa. The deer bad been very plenty
all tha season, as the firea in the woods
of neighboring counties had driven
them to the river for shelter, and we
had every reason to anticipate good
pert. Mr. A., Ned R. and myself
were soon in position, and Charley,
with Dick and the dogs started up a
etsep and narrow ravine which, with
many a sharp turn weuod its way
down the Mountain side.
Fully half the morning had passed
without eur cava being greeted with
any eeund that ield of our absent
comrade, when suddenly faint and dim
in the distance, the deep bay of a
hoand broke the atillnese. Three
times it came to nt singly, then, as
with one accord the ethera oaened in
way that assured us the game was
really on foot, and we eaught ap our
rifles and listened with fast throbbing
pulses to make out in which direction
the dogs were .running. Soon, howev
er, we heard the sharp crack of a rifle,
and in a few raements all was silent,
showing that the ball had gone home,
And oar first deer was "wiped oat."
Resuming eur places wa waited pa
tiently for nearly an hour, when the
dogs again challenged sharply, and
sew came bearing s'.eadily in our di
rection. Nearer and nearer they
came, till we could hear the crash of
the brushwood aa pursuers and pursued
tore their way through the laurel
thickets. Presently I caught a
glimpee of a large doe as she jumped
a fallen tree, and raising my rifle,
drew a quick bead and fired. Ahead
long stumble ef the quarry assured me
that my shot had told, but gather
ing herself aha dashed on for some
three handred yards, when the dogs
pulled her dowo, and hastening np I
drove them off and cut her throat.
With Ned's help I aeon brought her
dowo, te my stand, where we broke
her up and hung her to an overhang
ing branch to drain. While we were
at work the dogs struck another trail
and followed it along the side of the
mountain, gradually bending upwards
till they craaed the ridge and passed
almost out of bearing.
It was now fast approaching sunset,
and we had but little hope of getting
another ahot , still we waited patiently,
knowing that if the dogs could turn
the deer he would make for the river.
For some time we listened in vain,
but at last we heard them coming
along the ridge, and in a few moments
a rifle rang out, proving that Charley
or Dick waa on the look out. Not
for that, however, did the deer stoo.
but turning, came bounding down the
ravine, up which the boys had gone in
the morning, directly towards where
Ned stood with his bouble rifle cocked
and ready. From my stand I could see
jurlner up tbe ravine, though I was
not in a position to shoot till after the
deer Had passed Ned. At I waited I
aaw the bushea shake, and from the
thick cover sprang a fine buck,
followed inslaatly by another equally
as largo. Not daring to warn Ned,
ana sausnea mat be would do his
part I made ready to aecond him
should his shot fail, and waited, with
every nerve braced for the trying
moment. Ou came the bucks and
when scarce! v forlr vards awav I saw
Ned bring his rifle to akoulder and a
puff of white smoke jet from its mux-
ale. Struck fairly iu the chest the
leading buck fell, and aa tha other
with a terrified bound cleared his fal
len comrade and turned towards the
mountain. Ned rave him the ihmkH
barrel, and laid him kicking among
Ufl UUSlieS.
We were aoon joined by Charley
and Dick, bringiug the deer which
had been killed early in the day,
which proved to be a two year old
bock. a
By their help one of the skiffs was
loaded with the four carcases, and
while Dick proceeded to paddle them
across, the rest of us, with the dogs,
quietly followed in the larger boat,
and procuring a team to carry our
game, wendod eur way homeward,
feeliug that we had no occasion te be
diia tuned with tbe result ef the day'a
port. TitutvilU Vw.
A farmer'a daughter out -west re
ceived a hairy poodle dog from 1 a
friend in New York. The unsephisti
rated damsel wrote back thanking
aer friend for the preeent, and aayiug
.hat the found it very handy when
ied t a tliVV te clean tbe windows
lilh.
RUBBER GOODS,
RUBBER GOODS,
RUBBER GOODS,
RUBBER GOODS,
AT
II. . TIWKEn A CtXB
CaTSTRE STRF.KT, OIL CTTT. PA.
We hare an inmtnw aaaortment of the
bore (roods In every style and quality
imaginable, aa for instance :
U Inch Two-ply Belt Inf.
3 inch Two-)1t Rolling.
I Inch Two-ply Belting.
1 Inch Tnroe-piv Belting;.
- 24 inch Three-ply Relting.
I Inch Three-ply Relting.
! Inch Three-plr Relting.
4 Inch Three-ply Belting-.
Inch Three-ply belting.
Inch Three-plv Belting.
7 inch Three-ply Belting.
Inch Fonr-plv Belting.
Inch Four-ply Belting.
10 inch Four-ply Belting.
12 ineh Four-ply Belting'
FIVE-PLY AND EXttLFJM BKLTS
TO OKDER ON SIIOKT NOTICE.
We ga ran tee satisfaction In every la.
stance. We are headauartera for u
above goods.
H. G. TINKER & CO.
Allegheny Valley Rail Roid.
DIRECT ROUTE TO BUFFALO)
THROUGH TUB OIL REQIOXB.
OX AND after Mead at Feb. M, Train
will ru aa n!lo'wa r PHllaaala,a,,a
Time)!
nTTTIT
Buffalo Cxpreaa leave Oil City at t IS aa
iiiiMimpurn a oa p aa
KlghtExpreea leaves Oil City ISO pat
Arrives at Pittsburgh Sit a a
Day Expreaa laarea Oil City It a aa
Arrives at PitUburgh 06 la
Oil City Aeeoni. leaves Oil City 4 M p. aa.
aud arrives at Brad r'a Bend f It p. aa.
NOltTII.
Buffalo Ex. leaves PitUburgh at T 40 a aa
IrrHvukt Ail IStv-t . na
Night Expreaa Leaves PitUburgh 00 paa
nin.viMvi. hit e w a as
Day Expreaa leaves Pittsburgh IS 10 a aa
A f rlwaa at fill a"i . r
Oil City A ec leaves Brady's Bead 40 a aa
Anil iprtM a, fill ' -1 m .
- ... una
BilTer Palaee Bleeping Cars ea algal
Express Tralne, between Pitubuigh and
Titusville. Through CVtaehee oa lav Ex
press Traiae betweea Pittsburgh and Bea
ton. J. J. LAWRENCE
T. M. KIXO, ..'I. aw
Ass t. Bup't.
PENNSYLVANIA CEN1
TRAL RAILROAD
OX AND AFTER 11 P. p. Sundav May
1. 1870. Trains arriva at and laa'.a aka
Union Depot, corner of Waahlatea aad
Liberty street, as follows;
ARRIVE.
Mail Train. 1.30 a at : Fast Una. 111! a
m : Weirsaccoinmodation N. 1, 4.20 a am '
Brlnton imnmmrkHalinn Vaa t 4 i-a .
Wall'a accommodation Ne 2, 8.55 a as ;Cia
einnati expreaa Uin Johnstowa ac
commodation 10.50 a m ; Braddeck'a aa
oommodation No 1, 7.00 pm; Pittaborgh
express 1.80 p m; Pacific expreaa 1.60 p aa ;
Wall's accommodation No , 3.86 p aa;
lumtnwu aooommoaauon ISO 1, v.tt p aa
Wall's accommodation No 4, 5.50 p aa
Brinton mvtmmiufatinn X" & 1 in . .
Way Paasenger 10.20 p ni. '
DEPART.
Bonthara innail'JOimi Vaaifla -
frees 2.40 a m ; Wall's accommodation Ne
. 0. 30a m t Mail Train a in a .n . itin,.'.
accommodation U.20 a ni : Uraddock'a ae-
eommooation lo 1, 6.10 p m ; Cincinnati
expreaa 12.35 p m ; Wall'a accommodatiea.
i- , ii.oi m ; .lomiaiown accommodanaa
4.0ft p m j Homewood accommodation Ne
1, 8.50 p m; Philadelphia expreaa S.50 p m;
Wall accommodation No 8,3.05 p m; Wall'a
aoeouimodation No 4, 6.05 p m ; Fast Lane
7.40 p m ; Wall'a No 6, 11.00 p m.
Tbe Church Trains leaTe Wall's Btatiea
every ounnay at v.Oft a. m., reaching Pitta
burgh at 10.05 a. m. Raturning )eave Pitta
burgh at l'J.50p. in., aud arrive at Wall's
HtatiouatSUOp. m.
Cincinnati express leaves daily. Seata
ern expreaa daily except Monday. All eth
er Trains daily, except Hundav. .
For further information apfv te
W. H. BECKWITil. inaL
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
vau iiuiHiuuif any xviaa lor luggage ax
cpnor n earing Apparel, and limit tuair
rapousibility to One Hundred Dollai -yal
i m A 1 1 Y.n : , , .
" 'k(4 vAa-wuiiig mat a euni
-. T " waaa aj aa ma, rina. ui tUV ZaaT
uulesa taken by special contract.
A. J. CASSAl
Seneral BaperinteadeDt, Alio ana fa.
PITH OLE VAOll3YB7Y.
O
If AND AFTER Monday, June 6, U71,
- " a ae-v tvuunti
TRAINS KORTHWARD. '
STATION'S.
Oleopolis,
Bennett,
Woods
Prathera Mill
Pithole City
Wo. X No. .
10.25 a m I 34 p m
10.38 " S.2S "
10.30 1.18
10.24 " I.1S -
ll.Ot J.50 "
TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
statioms. No. 1. Ne: S.
Pithole City, 8.40 a m 1.20 pan
Prathera Mill S.4S " 1 48 "
Wooda 8.68 j M
Bennntt a a i a m aa
Oleopalis a 18 " 2 14 "
.7.1 Trln make cloea eonnecUons
at Ol0OtOlial Wif h tMina t. 111 .
. . . , ; "t i wa ac
Allegheny River Hallway, North and
,T.W? L'ne r Stages run daily between
I I ' .' """w aaaaaa ai IU irjeaaailt-
ville, raakingconnection witharrivinr and
f1Aliai4lnn T..ln. m ... . . . .
II. WICKHAM, Sup't.
Ticket Agent, Pithole City, Pa.
STRAUSSVaeViVT'w.To'f-
- ...... - - " -.. wnavia, f . vaaa.aa ail
Cloth. Tha r .
.i. . a. cacn in Doarae, each
in
"" maaaiaa.n v,ir luny
k V "aiuara, worm at ei
in
daring t A V ( ) K ' P VL 1
or-
daaiora be particular to auk for Pit
e r
";"" OTBAUTS' WALTIEI, U it ia
the Oil I V rvirral a ml v.... .!..). . j
600 Broadway, New York. Nov. IX
TOR VrCtll V na.il-.. J .a .Li. .aa
I at reasonable nttea.
V Ht"
167 Water Street,
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SHEET MUSIC BOOKS, and evervthinc in tha MU.-?IC LINK, which will
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First premiums wherever exhibited Prices low for tbe oualitv Lares
prices allowed for Second-hat.d Instruments in Exchange.
from Mr. Eduard Hoffman, the celebrated Pianist.
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LA1TDS!
THREE MILLION ACRES
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Eleven years' Credit. Seven per Cent.
InWreat. 21 1-2 per cent, reduction
to Rattlers who improve.
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THE FACTS about this Grant are Low
Pricea, IaOiiK Credit, and a lie bate to set
tlers of nearly one-fourth ; a Kii'h Soil and
bpemlid Climate; aUort and niild Winlera;
eaily planting, and no wintering of Stork;
plenty of Haiiifall, and Iuxt at the rijint
aeaaou ; Cal, (Stone aud Brick on the line;
Cheap Kates on Lumber, Coal, to.; no
lands owned by Speoulalura; HomeHtead
and Pre-emptiona now abundant; a ti rst
claats Kailroad on the line of a great
Through Kout; Products ju pay for Land
and Iuiproveinenta.
It Is the beat opportunity ever offered to
the publio, through the recent completion
of the Koad.
For Circulars and general inforimation,
addreaa A. K. TOUZAUM,
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-2in, Toix;ka,Kan.
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AND
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ha line, and will warrant evcrrtliing done
at their h"pe to give satisfaction, l'ar
ticalar attention given to,
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llitir brmM arv mm destroyed by mintml riri ar Mtvat
mtatit, and iht vital ergana atf4 btyoa.il ihtj peuil
lyappala or Irivlltraat lone HtatUtW, INia.
ia td Sliavuldrr, Cotftit, iipln of tha Ci, Ih
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art lh offour tin r( Ivae(e.ii. Jn tlveea) ertmr4av-iri
M haa no atrial, and on btilft wUl prrw a tattar guar
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manied o? aiiiplc. at lit ttawn of amtnanhoAa. af tfa)
turn of 1 fs- ilipaa Tonic !'tr d'tp-fty w deodad ttA
innueirCf tna( a ntarkad iniproveiiitnt ll aoo perfoair
lible.
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mat tarn and (.nut. ltilimia, Remittrtit and Intaas
aiiiient Fevr, I) i of tha pitiod, Livar, Kidnap
4 bladder, iheae Idliert hav no aqnal. Swk Lk
aei art canard by Vitiated BUmd, wli.ch ia genaraairf
pioHuceH h derangement vf the Uigekiivt Oranav
They ni-a UeintU rnrvatlra aa wall a
ft Ton l t piitaing aUrj tht imlitr mtrit eef avtm
tl a powerful nceitl In rfiiering CnngMttOn or lnAeB
maiion of tha Ltvtr and Viacaral Orfaaa, aad f Biiiww
Kor 81(lti DUaaaet. Krupt.pna. Tatitr, 9
Mhtnm. Itloiclita, Saota, I'tmple, Puatulva, B Ca
uncita, King-worni. icaia-.leAil, bora Kvaa. a
ai,ela. Itch, Scurf., Iiculurationof tht SUia, Huatt,
and Iitieaie of tht Skin, of whatever naj.it c Mttretaa
art literally due up and carried out af tltt irttaai ia
al)ort time br the nat of thest Uilltr
Urataful Thaniandi prntlaira VimMab aW
Ttt at tht mmt trondertad Invigorui that var tMmM
tht sinking trtttm.
I WAI.KkK, PrfapV R. If. WAltO?TALDdarC.
l)rusL'it and Gta. Agfa., Sa rtaatiaaa, Cai.,
and oor. of Wahmgton and CJiarlton Kit., Maw Vartu
lOLl BY ALL DRUUOISTB AND DKAtUBaV
Oil Crcek&AIIeghcn) KiTer Bj
0
1 AMD AFTER Moariay Jaae a, MW,
ara.ua nm ran aa mi low, i
ioksw.io Taxtas.
STATIONS: 1st Claas. kl cUm
i M i
a. m. a. m. p. aa. a. aa. a. aa,
Corry limoo IH t
8tarlansburf I'lllli t i
fllynden fl M 11 7 ST M
('(.ntrrviUe 7 04 11 U t 4C t S4
Tryonville T II 12 OS U ' IS 9
Hydutowu I 25 12 It T 10 11 sh
a fUl.lt TM 11
Tltnsvllla
! I II 11 tt T 40 I II 11
Miller Farm 02 J OS 7 as 4 IS n
Shaffer S07 1(M S OS 710 lis
I'loneer S 17 lis 10 7 40 IS 41
ab IU 1U IU 7H IM
Tet Centre
ia s is i so so ti i aa
Columbia IIS IBS ISS S SO I IS
Tutt Karm 40 I i8 S 41 ISO I M
Itynd Farm S 41 l 44 S M I 41 li
Hnuaeville t M I 49 I M S 04 S 4
Mcciinutck 8M iss eee eea se
AB 111 IN IU IM liV
OU C1tv
pa 9 IS S II II It t 4
Oleopolis Mi JM a jo 4 i
Knle Hock 9 CO 1 44 11 S3 4 it)
rretid-ut V AO 2 64 11 SS 4 H
Tloneala 10 2S S 12 12 84 IT
Hickory 10 44 S II 1 SO IS
TriinkevviUe 10 64 S 41 1 44 I 41
Tidioute 11 11 IU 2 34 7 16
Irvineton la 01 4 40 4 14 I at
AlaDlTlr.HAL sreo D-rLASS TBAIS-aolTT.
No. 18. TituTllle 2,10 p. tn.i Miller 2,i
Tioneer 8 20; ret t'ontre S.S3; CulnmbU
4,15; Tarrl-aint 4,23; Ityiut rarra 4.S7 j
KmaeTllle4,.; Oil city ,2(1.
No. 8 Corry , 15 a. in.; TIUi.t.'.U S.SkV,
Miller Farm 9.L1S; Pet Centre ,4'; Cnlutn
liia 10,1:1; Tarr farm 10, IS; KviiU Far in
10,a"; ltouweville 10,Mj Oil City 11 00.
No. 18. 1'el Centre 1.28 p. Cihimb'
l,N; Tarr Fnrin 2,0j; llvud Farm S,lC
Itotueville V.:i0; Oil city 4,00.
No. 22 Oil City ,K0 a. m ; Olevn ,
7,M, Tlunela 8.M ; Trunkevville II lt
Tidioute 11.11.
MORTllWAr.D TRAIKS.
STATIONS: lut Claaa. SA C Ua
I S I J.I
a. m. n. m. p. m. a. m. a. m,
Irvlneten
8 OA IU ? al
Tidioute
Trunkevville
Hickory
Tioneela
rresidnnt
F!a?le Hook
Oleopolla
a a
Oil CltT
1 18 & 47 7 a M
1 48 . 8 05 I OA 10 1
1 61 8 IS 8 20 10 44
2 14 A 84 I 44 11 u
IJ to It Si SO 12 SI
2 S8 I S6 13 as
I 47 7 08 10 04 1 M
I 11 7U10U M
, DM IM IX 7 40 IIK IH
Mt-Clllitork 8 IS t8 Si J 85 11 0 IN
Rouaeville I 18 I S3 7 t 12 00 3 SO
Itynd Farm 10 J 40 8 04 13 36 3 4
Tarr Farm IX, S 43 . 1 10 12 88 3 M
Columbia 8 .. 3 41 8 14 12 41 I VO
AH 6 Si S M 8 21 1 06 I 1ft
Tet Centre
DB IS8 8 SO 823 134 IM
rioneer 8 42 4 04 8S0 I44 S 44
Shaffer 0 bj 4 IS 8 40 3 CMS 4 14
Miller Farm 6 64 4 20 8 44 3 IS 4 44
ab 7 13 4 40 9 Oi 3 44 34
Titusville
ir HB 7 $1 4 45 0 10 1 44 .
Hydetown 7 44 466030134
Tryonville 7 67 S 08 10 34 I 6A
Centrnville 8 06 6 17 o 48 4 II
Olyndon S 14 )5 27 64 4 SO .
iSpartansburg 8 24 6 38 10 02 60 " '
Corry 8 66 8 10 10 (2 t 61
ADOITlOWALSCCOXD-CLASSTaAIlrS-tteaVat
No. 15 OH City 6.65 a. m.; ilonaevilla
7.20; Tarr Farm 7.4(1; Columbia 7.66; Pat
Centre M.10; Fionoer 8.40: Miller I.Sas
Titusville 9.55.
No. 7 Titusvtlle 9.00 a. m.; Corry 11.21
No. 11 Oil City 11.20 a. m.; RounerUle
11.45; llyiirt Farm 11.55; Tarr Farm 13.01;
Columbia 12.101 Fet iVnlre 12.20; Miller
1.25; Titusville 2.00; Corry 4.12 p. m.
No. 21 Tidioute 12.46 n. ni.; Trunkev
ville 1.45; Tionesta 2.43i Oleopolis 126. OtS '
City S.ZD. V . " i .
,a(JaTri,MI do not ,toP'. H) Stop oaatfiu).
() Stop for meals.
Trajus 5, 6, 21 and 32 run daily t all eeher
traina dailv except Siiadays. .
N. U.-Train So. IV U at) Rpree tVea
Tituavtlle to Corry.
an,vr.a r.LAr tiriM cab tiim.
No. 4 PUect from,FWladelpbia wlto
change, . ,
No, 1 pireot to Vbiladelpbia vrtihesit
ehaigel
No.S piroc from. Fitteburge witfcMi
ebonge.
No.6" Pirept So Plttaborgh with oat
V, J.ilRPBURX JKO. VITCAIRX. '
Muperiuteadent. Ua'l Maaager.
NOTICE.
DR. J H. ROIiARD, of Tldloote, haa.
reiitrnsd to his practice after an sh
SeilCfi Ol' fllir mnnlhu ,n.mt In tha Ufta.
talaof Now York, where ba will a(nd
rua in Ills proioaaion.
Office in Kureka Prng Wore, M djior
hrt Hie bak,TidiTie, l'a, 4fti
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