An Illinois girl took a ttmiirt way of
choosing; a husband. She hud ten
lovers, all of whom were anxious to
Inks her to their hearts and homes, to
minister to her wants and permit her
to do their washing. She promised to
marry the one who broke up the most
prairie laud ou her father's farm in
three days. The result was that her fath
er found his farm ready for planting
without cost, and then she married a
fellow who didn't do any of tho break
ing. iSlio couldn't understand why
the ten were so unneighborly as to
stay away from the wedding festivities.
A uice old man, a vegetable gardner,
called at a newspaper office and in
quired very anxiously if the editor
had seen anything iu the papers re
cently about a worm that was doing
much damage to celery. "I intended,"
said he, "t have raised a good deal of
celery this year, but duru roe, if I
think it'll pay if that durnod celery
grub that started at Washington a
while since, about what I've been hecrn
so much ou, is coming this way." A
light dawned upon the editor's mind
the "Salary Grab."
Thn Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany is now introducing a new arrange
ment, by which Ihe liability to accidents
from trains going iu the same direction
will be almost obliterated. At every
four miles will be a ttlcgeaph station.
While one train is on any ono section
of four miles, no other train must run
upon it. Any train, passenger or
freight, coming up, is signaled from a
station ; if it do not slack up and
keep ofT it is immediately reported to
headquarters.
The striking difference bclweeu a
young man and a young woman is'
illustrated by a croaker, who says that
the first thing a youn g man does when
he sees a friendwith a new hat on is
to take it off and serenely try it on his
own head ; but wheu a young lady
sees one of her acquaintances with a
uew bonuet she just lifts up her nose
and serenely wonders "where the thing
got that fright."
A Lynchburg negro, who had $14.
"0 at tne close of the war, now owns a
good farm, almost paid for, and hns on
hand a crop of 2,500 pounds of tobac
co. He has done all the work him
self, with the assistance of his wife and
a son now about twelve yeare old, and
a horso. He has r.lao raised enough
corn, wheat, potatoes aud hogs for hi
own use and to spare.
A rural Michigmdfr made arrange
ments to be married ou ono of tho De
troit ferry-boats, the other day, but
soon came back from the consultation
with tho intended bride, bearing a
long face, and announced that "she
had kicked again tho 'rangement, Cap
ting," and ho was afarid "sbo meant
to bust tho whole business."
Iu Maine people who are sick can
obtain liquor of the Town Agent, and
ttie books of this official are said to
indicate a degree of public ailment
out of all proportion to tho recollec
tion of the physicians. In Lcwiston,
for instaucc, the "sick" paid the liquor
agont last year 813,000 for liquors for
"medicinal purposes."
It is stated, on authority of a Ger
man cook, that turkeys and other fowls
can bo rendered unusually teuder, if
a glass of rum be poured into them an
hour before killing, even if they are
roasted immediately after being killed.
Aud why not? If whisky will make a
wan mellow, why will it not have the
name effect upon a goose?
A Dallas (Texas) newspaper says,
there is room between plow-handles in
that county for twenty thousand vounc
men, and not a square foot behind a
counter, or in an office for those who
want clerkships, or other soft vlacos.
Thero are many other counties like
Dallas Texas, and "that's what's the
matter."
Dry your tears. Science, which
makes dark places light -and rough
places smooth, has discovered a way
to peel onions without tears. Science
simply fills a deep pan partly with
water, aud peels tho onions beneath
the surface. It is a small discovery,
uui ii saves oceans oi tears.
By an act of assembly, applying to
a!l portions of the State.cruclty to ani
mals is made punishable by law. The
act provides for the punishmentof any
person who shall wontonly or cruelly
ill treat overload, beat or otherwise
abuse any animal, whether belonging
to himself or to another.
A claim agent in Louisville, Ky.,
sends a claim for use of a horse in the
war to the Third Auditor, and requests
payment "as soon as tho condition of
tho Lnited States Treasury will admit
of it. He must think Uncle Sam is
hard up.
"If poor George had not blowed i
to the muzzle nt his mm " nirrl.l
rural widow at the funeral of her late
husband last Saturday, "he might
have got plenty of squirrels. It was
such a good day for them."
4V C 1 n. i
a dioux cnici, auer ioiiowing a sur
veying party en tho Northern Pacific
for some days mildly remarked that
they might go on, tor lie d be d
ii u u ireezo 10 ueain ior wnat hair
there was in that crowd.
A Florida paper Las ascertained
that a healthy alligator can eat seven
negro children inside of seven hours
and not display any symptoms of dis
1ict.
l'Jno'Ji Morgun'it Ho mm'
SAI'OLIO
In a sulmtitttto for Sonp fbr nit
Household ptiroseH, except
Waxlllltfl !! n".
SAPOLIO
lor Cleanlnir your llouxo will
save Ilio lnbor of ono cleaner,
(lire it trial.
SAlOLIO
for Window is bolter than
Whitlnir or Water. No remov
ing curtain unci carpets.
dentin Paint ami Wood, In fact
tho entire houne, better than
Nonp. No (lopping. Save la
lor. You can't afford to bo
without it,
SAPOLIO
for Scouring Knives is better
and cleaner than Hath brick.
Will not scratch.
SAPOLIO
la batter titan Soap and Sand
for polishing Tinw are. Bright
en without Bcratchinfr.
SAPOLIO
Polinhe all Hras and Copper
utensil better than Acid or Oil
and llottcn 8tone.
SAPOLIO"
for Washing Pishes and Glass
ware I invaluable. Cheaper
than Soap.
SAPOLIO
removes Stains from Marble
Mantle, Table and Statuary,
from Hard-finished Wall, and
from China and Porcelain.
SAPOLIO
removes Stain and Grease
from Carpets and other woven
fabrics.
There la no one artlPle known that will
do ao many kinds of work and do It as
well as Sapolio. Try it.
-uaxd & APOLiO
a new and wonderfully efl'ee
live Tiolet Soap, having no
equal in this country or abroad.
as an articlo for tint Hath, will
'reach tho foundation" of all
dirt, opens the pores and irive
a hoalthy action and brilliant
tint to tlio skin.
iiaxd SAPOLIO
Cleanses and Beautifies tho
Skin, instantly removing any
stain or blemish from bom
hand and face.
IIAXD SAPOLIO
is without a rival In tho worl.l
for eurinp;orprovontiit much
ness and chapping of cither
bands or face.
iiaxd W2TTTrTo
removes Tar, Pitch, Iron or
Ink Stains and Urease; fur
workers in Machine Shops,
Mines, Ac, I invaluable. For
making -the Skin White and
Soft, and giving to it a "bloom
ol'boauty," it is unsurpassed by
uny COKinotie known.
iiaxd 'WjioTJTcT.
costs 10 to 15 cents per cake,
and everybody should have it.
You will like it.
DON'T FAIL -TO TRYHESEGOODS!
Buy It of your merchant if he has it or
will procure It for you. If not, then write
for our Pamphlet, "All about Sapolio,"
and it will be mailed free.
Knoch Jloi'jrnii'a Koias,
20 PARK FLACK. N. Y.
cow. Il-lv
PENNSYLVANIA CENi
TRAL RAILROAD
ON AND AFTER 11 F. F. Similar May
1, 1870, Trains arrive at and leave the
Union Depot, corner of Wasbinton and
Liberty street, as follows:
ARRIVE.
Mail Train, 1.30 a m ; Fast Line, 12.12 a
m ; Well's accommodation No. 1, 6.20 a m
Itrinton accommodation No 1, 7.50 a ra;
Wall's accommodation No 2, 8.55a m (Cin
cinnati express 9.20am: Johnstown an.
oommodatiou 10.50 a m ; ISraddock's ac
commodation No 1, 7.00 p m ; Pittsburgh
express 1.30 p m; Pacilic express 1.50 p in
Wall's accommodation No 3, 2.1(5 p m;
iiomowoou accommodation io i, v.oj p m;
Wall's accommodation No 4, 5.50 p m ;
llriuton accommodation No 2, 1.10 p m;
Way Passenger 10.20 p ni.
DEPART.
Southern express 6.20 a ni ; Facifto ex-
f ress 2.40 a m ; Wall's accommodation No
, 6.30a m ; Mail Train 8.10 a m ; Brinton's
accommodation D.20 a ni : Braddock's ac
commodation No 1,5.10 p m j Cincinnati
express 12.35 p m ; Wall's accommodation
N 2, 11.51 am ; Johnstown accommodation
4.05 p m j llonicwood accommodation No
1, 8.50 p m ; Philadelphia express 8.50 p in;
Wall accommodation No 3,3.05 p in; Wall's
accommodation No 4, 6.05 p m ; Fast Line
7.40 p m; Wall's No 6, 11.00 p in.
The Church Trains leave Wall's Station
every Sunday at 8.05 a. in., reaching Pitta
burgh at 10.115 a. in. Returning leave Pitts
burgh at 12.50 p. m., and arrive at Wail's
Station at 2.10 p. m.
Cincinnati express leaves daily. South
ern expross daily except Monday. All oth
er Trains daily, except Sunday.
Forfurther information aplvto
W. II. BECK WITH, Agent.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will not assume any Risk for Bajrgage ex
cept for Wearing Apparel, and limit their
rsponsibility to One Hundred Dotlui val
ue. All baggage exceeding that a cunt
in value will be at the risk of the ;uer,
unless taken by special contract.
A.J. CA&SAl
fienoral Superintendent. Altoona Pa.
PITIIOLE VALLEY R'Y.
ON AND AFTER Monday, June 5, 1671.
Trains will run aa foliows :
TRAINS NORTHWARD.
STATIONS. No. 2. No. 4.
Oleopolis, 10.25 a m 3.30 p m
Bennett, 10.38 " 8.28 "
Wood? 10.30 " . 3.18 "
Prathera Mill 10.2-1 " 3.10 "
Pithole City ll.Ori 2.50 "
TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
STATIONS. No. 1. No. 3.
Pithole City, - 8.40 a m 1.28 pm
Prathers Mill 8.48 " 1.48
Woods 8.50 ' 1.58 "
Bennett 9.02 " 2.02 '
Oleopelis 9.16 " 2.14 "
All Trains make close connections
at Oleopolis with trains on the Oil Crook
Allegheny River . Ball way, North and
Sonth.
Two Lines of Stages run daily between
Pithole City, Miller Farm and Pleasant
villo, makingconnovtion witharrivingaud
doiiaiting Trains. J. T. B LA I It,
11. W 1CK II AM, Sup't.
Ticket Agent, Pithole City, l'a.
V
167 Water Street, .
GENERAL AGENT FOR
STKINWAY&SONS,
CIIICKERING & SOXS,
WM. B. BRADBURY
PIANO FORTES,
As well at several othor makes. Also the
"CnLTITIED STATES OI3-A3iTS,
A X D
T.A.TTCjOIR, Sc fablby oo-alts.
SHEET MUSIC BOOKS, and every tiling in the MUSIC LINE, which will
be furnished at the very lowest prices. 6nd for circular. 39-lr.
WING AND SON,
"TIIK AIWERICAX FLIXO,"
17 I3HOOALE STREET, INT. Y
Firtt preniiurns wherever exhibited Prices low for tM quality Lare
pness allowsd for Second-hai.d Instruments in Exchange. "
From Mr. Edtcard Huffman, th celebrated riunist.
eentbrumtnt3 that yUr r'aU9 U in 0Ter7 mJ,ect a m0!l magnifi-
From the "Independent."
Tho American Piano has deservedly become a very popular Instrument.
p-Kespons.ble Agents wanted for unoccupied territory. Send for circulars
' WING A SON, 417 Broome St., N. Y. 42-6m
-A.. BALDWIU,
PKALKa IX
JIXN, REVOLVERS,
AND ALL KIMDS OP
SPORTING AND FISHING TACKLE,
rOVKET CUTLERY,
SC1MORS, cC."., AC.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
RIFLES MADE TO ORDER
AND WAIIKANTKD.
Repairing Lock and Fitting Keys
A SPIOULTY.
REPAIRING
IN ALL BBAM UEEU NEATLY AMI
PROMPTLY DONE.
TIDIOUTE, PA.
BEST THINGJN THE WEST.
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe. R. R..
THREE MILLION ACRES
Seated in and nenr tho Arkuimas
Valley, Uie Finest Portion
of Kansas I
Eleven years' Credit. Roven per Cent.
Interest. 21 l-'i percent, reduction
to settlers who improve.
FREE PASS TO LAND BUYERS!
THE FACTS aboutthis Orant are Low
Prirs, Louk Credit, and a KeliMe to Sot
tlers of nearly one-fourth ; a Hich Roil and
Rpendid Climate; short and mild Winters;
eaily iilnnting, and no wintering of Slock;
plenty of Rninfull, and jiiNt at the right
soimon ; Coal, Stone and Ilriek on tlioliue;
Cheap Hates on Lumber, Coal, Ac.; no
landx owned by Bpeoulators: Homestead
and Pre-emptions now abundant ; a llrat
i'Iiwm Hail road ou tho lino of a great
Through ItouU;Produetat win pity for Land
and Improvements.
It is the bent opportunity ever offered to
the pu hi in, through tho ruceut uouinlotiou
of the lioud.
For Circulars and gonerul lnfori"utlon,
address A. E. TOUZALIN,
iir.nagor Land Dep't,
43-2m, TojH'ka, Kan.
I. W. CLARK, Auont, Tionesta, Pu.
BOOKKEKPIXG MADE EASY. Every
elerk anl merchant ran learn nt once.
Itook mailed, 60c. II. liouldins lSrv.mt.
litillulo .N. Y,
?: 1
Meadville, Pa.
The oldest and most reliablo TiiNtitutiou
for olitniuina a Mereantilo Edueation.
"SU Practical busincHs men as iiintrue
tors. .
For Mfonnntion, write for a circular to
P. DL'PFASOXS. Pittsburgh, Pa.
BLUM & RECK,
BLACKSMITHS
AND
WAGON-MAKERS.
Corner of Church and Elm Streots,
TIOTIilSTA. I?A.
This firm is prepared to do all work In
Its lino, and will warrant everything done
at their shops to give satWlactiim. Par
ticular attention giveu to
IIOItSlSlIOEIXU,
C.ive thm
gret IU
i trial, and you will not r-13-lr.
THE WEEKLY SUN.
OXLY $1 A YEAR.
8 PAGES.
The Bent Family raner. The Wookl v N.
Y. Sun. 8 pages. (1 a year. Bend your
The Jlest Ayrieuttural Paper. The
Weekly N. Y. Sun. 8 pages. Ifayrar.
bend your Dollar.
Tho Rent rotitieat Itper, The Woekl v
N. Y. Sun. Independent and Faithful,
AKHinxt Publlo Plundvr. 8 pagos. (1 a
year. Send your Dollar.
The Bet Xeu npajter. Tho Weekly N.
Y. Hun. 8 pages. (1 a year. Send your
Dollar.
If as All the Sewn. The Weekly N. Y.
Sun. 8 pages, (la year, bond you r Dol
lar. The Rest Story Paper. -TUo Weekly N.
Y. Sou. 8 pajos. ft a year. Send your
Dollar.
The Rest Fashion Reports in the Weekly
N. Y. Sun. 8 pages, fcl a year. Kend
your Dollar.
The Rest Market Rrjiorts in tho Weekly
N. Y. Sun. 8 pages, f 1 a ysar. Send your
Dollur.
The Rest Cuttle Rejmrts in the Weekly
N. Y. Sun. 8 pagos. 81 a year. Send your
Dollar,
The Rest Paper in Kvtry Respect. Tho
Weekly N. Y. Sun. 8 pages, jtl a year.
Send your Dollar.
Address, THE SUN, New York City.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
Water Street,
OVER HILBKONNER fe CO.'s STORE,
Tionosta, Pa.,
M. CARPENTER, - . . Proprietor.
Pie.lures taken in all the latest styles
the art. . ti'-u'
I II i:
NEW DISCOVERY
In Chemical and medical Bclcnc.
tytyt4
Dr. IS. F. GATtVIWS
SOLUTION AND COMPOUND ELIXIR
rinflT ANTI OVI.T FOT-TTTOW rrr mtA In
on. nuun of A 1,1. THKTWBXVBT.Iiiblt
aatiT prinetplM of th weU known .urmUr. ssanl,
PINB T1TI313 TAIl.
rNEQf ALIJ.D in foavha. Colds, Catarrh, Aithsu,
BronelilUa, mol CooaumptHMl.
CXJIU3S 'WITHOUT FAIti
A iHfflt fflj In thn In ! boon; tnfl klao, by lt
VITALIZINd, FUUIFYINU and 8TIMI LATma
lbu upon the gtnml By .tern, it rniarluUr sttUa
Ckoai in ll
niSGAIIKS OF THE RIMD. 4
Intruding Saroful. .ml Eraptlntt. of th .hin, Ty
pcyK, 1 Hmm of th I.ly.r and KHatjt, UtiX Ulo
MM, and 0aml lbiUIT. ,
ONE TRIAL CONVINCES!
DK. flARVIN'S
VOLATILE SOLUTION of TAR
MEDICATED
FOR INHALATION,
Kf A rmrkablr Tslaabl diMartry, which poiU
lively nm
CATAUIUI, BRONCHITIS,
ASTn.TIA.nnd nil Diseases of tho
NOSE, THIt OAT and
THE COMrOTJND
TAJt Ayi) MAXDItdKE PILL,
for m In connMtion with the Et.TXIB TAIl ii a
rombm.Uon of th TWO moat valuable AI. IK RA
TI VI. Mlicin known in the FmfMalon, and ran.
dra thia till without worpuga th trr beat Tr
pSereq, '
Bolntioa and Comnonnd Hl.lr. I !! P" lafra.Bottls
Tar and Mandrake FUla, tSeta per hox
, . . .11-
Meditated Inhalation, 3.00 per Faokag.
Send for Circular of POSITIVE CURES to
four Uruipjlat, oc to
L. F. HYDE fc CO.,
SOLE FAOPBIBTOBS,
19S Seventh Ave., Xew York,- '
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J -I 1 VA. U OO Waltzes in Two Vol
n mns, jirieo $1 ea'h in hoards, f." eui h in
cloth. Tho two volumes contain over forty
beautiful Wiilt.os, worth at lciist fri'i iii
SoruKiFA VOlUTEo 11 r,
doalois bo iai-lioulur to ask for Prri r:u'
KmrioN ok Sin aits' Waltzkm, as it in
tlio on v vorrrrt and i-nniplilecdilioii. A1
(rvsn J.l,.Pli TKUS J T f7r.
Musio Publisher, A Lj 1 jlliO,
j'.ti Broadway, New York. Nov. 1,
i " 'v5'a JiT s
2 jtejZtWL& Z.
No Peraoia can take Ihre inner artorti
fnf. to dinKlion and remnin long tmwtll, provid.J
their bone, are not dntrorml bv miiMral poiaon off otlief
mean aud lh vital ersana waaud beyond Ui point
of reivlir.
Dyepepala or Imtls-eettoia. TTeacUche, Fain
in the Miotlldrn, CmiRlta, 1'iv'lltne of the Chatt. Die
sioeaa, Sour Krumtiona f the Stomach, Had fait
in tlte Mouth, Biiioua Attacka, Pa!ntation of the
Heart, Innammatirm of the l.unca. Pain in the r.JT,r-ttA
of the Kirtneva, and a hnmlred oilier painful yrptnme. .
are the offspringe of lTinettia. In theae conulainie -ii
haa no equal, and one bnltl will pro slter
ante of ita merila thn t '..nrjtl.y avartiienMut.
rr rmnl Co'dnintj, in r""" M.
named or untie, . the dawn of womanhood, ar Ik
tum of hie, lliea. Tonis Bitlera diaplar ao dMidad an
tTble"1 ' MrkJ kvpravenMnt ia aoea percep-
laflammntsrw ana fTimnl Itlieav-
Inauim nd (oel, Bitieua, lt.niitt.nt and lutanv
litlrnt Fe-Mta, Diaeaaeeef the Hoe. Liver, Kidmra
and BuutaW, ht tin ka equal. Such Lia
eaaea a.re caned b Vibaknt Slon.1, winch la generally
pranced by deranvemmt of the DiivMive Organ
Ther are m U.atli I'urarailv oa wall ma
Tenle, poaaeaaing alio the peculiar merit of aetiiuf
aa a powerful atrent in relieving Omgettien or Inflam
mation of th Liver and Viiceral Organa, and in Biaorf
Liiv.Ma. - 1
oY"r J',k,!, D,'". tmrtlont, Trtter. lUlt
Kheum, Hln-I,M, Spott Pimplea, Putlulea, B.ua, Car
kwncle. Rtne-wornie, Scald llead, Sore Kyee, Ere.
"I1"? 1,ch- Scurf., KiKolorationeof the Skie, Hem
and Uiaeaaea of the SWin. of whatever name ec natnn,
are literally dug up and carried out of tk ayalwi M
ahort lime by the nae of thete Bittera
Oralafial Thonaantla proclaim Vimu Bir
Ti ihe moat wonderrul lnviguraai that trer auataaiejl
ln uk .yatm.
J WALKKk, PrnpV. It. II. MTeOONALD CO..
Unrniata and Gen. Apa., San Frenctaco, Cnl..
nd cor. of Washington andCharllon St.,, New Verb.
Sold by all druggists and dealer.
OH Crcck&AHeglieny Kiver Rj
OX AND AFTER Monday Juns 6. IS?r
Trains will run as follows;
SOrTIIWATtD TIIAIXS.
STATIONS: 1st 0'la.s. Jd ciasav
a 10 u
a. ni. a. nt. p. in. a. iu. s. m.
forry 15 11 TO 6 AO 8 00
NunrUnsliurg 0 42 11 35 6 U 10
tilynilen '6 M 11 47 6 .17 (so
Ccntueyllle 7 04 11 AS 6 48 9 6
Trymivilla 7 18 11 Oi 8 H 10 JO
liydotown 7 i!5 12 15 7 10 ' 11 ox
7K 7 12 M 7 aa 11 W
Tltuaville
ru 7 42 1J 45 7 40 t 18 11 IS
Millrr tarru Jul 1 tia T fctr 0 t6 13 15
Slmll'sr 8 07 1 OS 8 08 7 ao 1J W
Pioneer 8 17 1 8 10 7 40 111 4.1
AR SU58 23 766104
Tet C'cntrs
Ml S2 1 28 8 SO 10 1 M
rolumbla 8 35 1 S5 8 38 8 20 t 10
Tarr Tarm 8 40 I 88 8 43 8 80 1 'M
Kvtul I 'm in 1,8 4tl II 44 1,8 CO 8 40 . 44
liottserilln X fit 1 40 8 68 B 00 8 6a
MeClintOi'k 1 8 till 111 S 00 S 05 i
AH 10 '1 05 8 15 JO 8 IU
Oil City
'tin 0 15 2 10 10 Ii S 40
Oloopolis 0 45 a 811 II 10 4 W
Kiilo ltix k 9 50 3 40 US'JMtO
President 0 C,V 60 11 SS 4 60
Tionesta 10 '-'1 S I'i i 80 tf
llii kurv 10 4 1 S 32 1 20 t 15
Trunkpy villa 10 M 3 41 1 45 0 44
Tiiliouto II 11 3 68 S 24 7 10
lrvineton 12 01 4 40 4 05 8 40
ADDITION A 1. S- COND-CI.ASS TRA1 S BVJUTB.
N'o. lfl. Tittisvillo 2,10 p. in.; Miller 1,40;
Pioneer 8.20; Pet t'eutiu 3.3.1; t'oiumbia
4,l.ri Tarr Put-ill 4,'.':i; Jtviul Farm 4,7
I!ounevlllol,5."ii Oil flty j.liti.
No. 8 t'orry 0,15 n. in.; Tituvili 8,S6(
Millnr l'arrt 0,25; l'et Centre VAf; Colum
bia 111, l.'l; 'i'u rr 1 iilln 10,18; Itvml Furm
10,27; HoiiNeville 10..'V; tiil Citv 11.00.
No. 18. l'et Centre 1.28 p. nt.; Ci'lututUt
I, 50; Tarr Farm 2,0.",; ltynd Farm 2,lt
ltousevllle 2.o0; Oil Citv 3,00.
No. 22 Oil City 0,:to" a. in ; Olaop I
7.25, Tionenta 8,54; Triuikey ville 10 lti
Tuiioutell.il.
MORTIIWARD TRAINS.
STATIONS: 1st Class. id Clas
5 8 1 J
a. in. p. in. p. in. a. tn. a. in.
Ii vliieten 12 45 8 05 8 00 7 44
Tiilioute 1 i.8 6 47 7 iO V OS
Trtlukeyvill 1 45 8 06 8 03 10 15
Hiekory 1 54 ,8 16 (8 20 14 44
Tionema 2 14 6 84 8 45 11 M
Prenidcnt (2 35 65 SO 12 11
KbkIs Itoek 2 88 f 8 69 36 11 8t
Oleopolis S 47 7 08 10 04 I M
AR 8 13 7 85 10 64 (81
Oil Citr
Dlt 8 00 3 80 7 40 II 80 S 10
MeClintnclc 8 IS 18 82 7 65 11 60 S 26
ItotissTilla 8 18 8 35 7 50 12 00 iw
ltynd Farm 8 20 JJ 40 8 04 12 25 i4t
Tarr Farm 6 25 8 43 8 10 12 88 t 46
Columbia. (8 29 I 40 8 14 12 44 8 10
AW 6 34 8 65 8 21 1 06 8 SO
Pet Centra
! 6 88 3 60 8 S3 1 86 3 88
Pioneer 8 42 4 08 8 30 1 43 8 48
ShatTor 8 63 4 15 8 40 8 00 4 IS
Miller Farm 0 54 4 20 8 44 2 16 4 40
AR $7 15 4 40 9 06 3 46 t W
Tltusvllle
I'E 7 35 4 45 8 10 3 08
Hydetown 7 4 4 4 65 0) 8iO
Tryonville 7 67 5 08 (8 34 8 60
Centrevillo 8 05 ft 17 kU 43 4 10
Ulynden ,8 14 f5 27 0 68 4 80
Spartausburg 8 14 6 SS 10 02 4 60
C'orry 8 65 0 10 10 33 6 60
ADDITIONAL SGCONO-CLASSTRAIMS-KORTn
No. 15 Oil Citv 0.55 a. m.j P.onaevilln
7.20; Tarr Farm 7".48; Columbia 7..V; Pt
Centre n.10; Pioneer 8.40; Miller 8.26;
Titusvillo iko5.
No. 7 Tlttiai lllo 0,00 a. hi.; CVrrr 11.25.
J.1 ,n Cily Xl 'M : Kniisevill.
II. 45; Kvnd Farm 11.63; Tarr I tn ui 12,03;
Columbia J2,:0j ret Centre 12.20: Millni
i.2ft; Titusville 2.00; Corry 4.42 p. ni.
No. 21 Tidioute 12.45 p. m.j Trunkov
ville 1.45; Tionehta2.43; Oli;oiiolia4.25; till
City 6.20.
() Trains do not stop. (J) Stop on signal:
(t) Ktop for meals.
Trains 6, 8, 21 and 22 run daily ; all other-
i oaii v except nunciavs.
N. 11. Train No. 10 is ail ICj
lUuEjprera n-nrjy
iitus ville to Corrv.
BILVKU PA LACK BLERPINO CAR TU.MKS.
No. 4 Direct from Philadelphia without,
oliango.
No. 1 lHroct to Philadelphia without
eh at: (to.
No.5 Direct from Pittehurgl. without
vliHiige, No. U Iiireet to PittsbuiKh without
change.
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senco of four mouths, upenl ill Hie ll,;i.
lalNofNew York, lu.ro will Hlle'i.l
ealls in his pnleslim.
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