rr ii n e V t b tl I i J c I Ii o b u P r u ti v hi wl in ce hi tb Wl In of Ti u au be ce ce mi csl in, of ns bo of lit ie fai tio tb th lit. an tic ttb te( to tn U h tei D. W. CLARK, (OClltlt'TSRIOSKR'S CLKRK, FOnitST CO., TA.) REAL ESTATE AGENT, HOUSES nnd Lots for Snlo and REXT Wild Lands for Sale. 1 I have superior facilities tbr ascertaining the condition of tax on unit tn deeds, Ac, and urn therefore qualified to ad intelli nently m agent of those living nt a dis tance, owning lands In tho County. Office In Commissioners Hooiu, Court ITouso, Tionceta, Pa. 4-41-ly. T. W. CLARK. Sen Uoardlim HoiiftC. MRS. S. S. HULIXOS ha built a largo addition to hpr housp, and Is now pre pared to accommodates number of perma nent boarders, nnd nil transient ones who may favor her with thplr patronage. A good stable has recently neon built to an eommodate4he horses of guests. Charges reasonable Residenco on Elin St., oppo site 8. Haslet's more. 23-ly okjistox a iioss:y, CBNTRR STRKET, OIL CITT, PA., JKCK, TATI0NEY, TAVCT GOO Ml, TWINKS, TOTS, INKS, WBMJMiM AND KKTAIT.. Booki, Newspapers and Magazine! MAILKD TO ANY ADDRESS At publisher rate. 3!-lv LOTS FOR SALE! IX THE BOROUGH OF TIGNESTA. Apply to GEO. O. SICKLES, 79, Nassau St., New York City. NEBRASKAGRIST MILL THE GRIST MILL nt Nebraska (Lacy X town,) Forest county, has been thor oughly overhauled and retitted in iirst- class order, and is now running and doing 11 K.1I1US oi CUSTOM GRIXDIXG. FLOUR. FEED, AND OATS Constantly on band, and sold nt tho very lowest ngures. 43-6m II. W. LEDEBUR, VANTED.gc o will give oner gctlo men A women BUSINESS THAT WILL PAY from $4 to i?8 per day, onn bo pursued in honorable. Particulars free, or samples iiint win puuuiu you u 10 worK nt onuo. will be sent on receipt of two throo cent mtn n. Ait, Ires J I . A TIT X T .b SI Ct 2X2 Washington St.,' Bosloni'Mass. Allegheny Valley Rail Road, DIRECT ROUTE TO BUFFALO TUUOUUU TUE OIL REGIONS. "YN AND aftor Monday Feb. 24. Trains V will run as follows (Philadelphia lime) : SOUTH. Buffalo Express leave Oil City at 210pm Arrives at Pittsburgh 86.5 pm Night Express Leaves Oil City 8 50 pm Arrives at Pittsburgh 0 15 a m Day Express leavVs Oil City . 0 15 a in Arrives at Pittlburgh 8 05 p m uu city Accnm. leaves on city 4 5.1 p. in and arrives al Brady's Bend 9 30 p. in NORTH. Buffalo Ex. Leaves Pittsburgh at 7 40 a m Arrrives at Oil City at 3 2.1 p in Night Express Leaves Pittsburgh 9 00 pm Arrives at Oi. City '540am Day Express leaves Pittsburgh 12 10 a in Arrives at Oil City . H 0.1 p m Oil City Aec.Ieaves Brady's Bend 0 40 a in and arrives at Oil City 12 00 in Silver Palace Sleeping Cars on night express Trams, between Pittsburgh and imisviiie. J hrough c. caches on Day Ki press Trains between Pittsburgh and Bos ion. J. J. LAWKKM'E, T. M. KING, Gen'l. Su.d't Ass't. Sup't. CROVER& BAKER NU1VI3TG MACIIIXEH. Tie following are selected from thous ands of testimonials of similar character, aa expressing the reasons for the prefer ence of the Urovor A Buker Machines over all others. "Hike the Grover A Baker Ma chine, In the first place, Ixicause if I had any other, 1 should still want a Grover A Baker; and having a Grover A Baker it answers tho purpose of all the rest. It does a greater variety of work and iseasler to learn than any other," Mrs. J. C. Cro ly (Jenny June) "I have had several years' expe rience with a Grover A Baker Machine, which has given me great satisfaction. I think the Grover A Baker Machine is more easily managed, and less liable to get out of order. I prefer the Grover A liuker do cidedly." M rs. Dr. Watts, New York. "I have hail one in mv family for some two years; and bom what I know of its workings, and from tho testimony of many of my friends who use the same, I can hardly seehowanvthlngcould be more eomplnto or give bettor satisfaction.1 Mrs. Hon. Grant. T. J. VAN OIICHEN, Agont. Tlonesta, Ph. 30 iioi-h Ot orgn Ho Tim SAPOLIO Is n substitute for Sonp for nit Household purposes, except washing rlothos. SAPOLIO for Cleaning your Hour will nave the lulof of one olennor. Give ii a trial. SA-I3OJLIO for Window Is loiter than Whiting or Water. No remov ing eiirbi'ms and pprpeta. SAPOLTO" cleans Paint and Wood. In fart tho entire house, lieller than Konp. No (.lopping. Saves la bor. You can't alford to bo without it, SAPOLIO for Scouring Knives. Is letter nnd cleaner than Bath Brick. Will not serntcli. SAPOLIO Is better than Sonp and Snnd for polishing Tinware. Bright ens without scratching. SAPOLTO Polishes nil Brnss and Copper utensils better than Acid or Oil and Rotten Stone. SAPOLIO for Washing Dishes and Glass ware is invaluable. Cheaper than Sonp. SAPOLIO removes Stains from Mnrble Mantles, Tables nnd Statuary, from Hnrd-tlnished Walls, ami from China nnd Porcelain. SAPOLIO removes Stains nnd Grease trom Carpets and other woven fabrics. There Is no one artlclo known that will do bo many kinds of work and do It as well as Bapollo. Try It. HAXD SAPOLIO a new nnd wonderfully efl'oc. tive liolct Sonp, havuvr no equal In thiseonntrvornhroad as an artlclo for tho Bath, will "reacli the lounilation ' ol nil dirt, opens tho pores nnd irives a healthy action and brilliant tint to too slim. HAND SAPOLIO Cleanses nnd Bcautilies tho Skin, instantly removing t nv stain or blemish from both hands nnd faco. HAND 8 -A. POLIO is without a rival in the world for enringor preventing rough ness and chapping of cither nanus or men. HAND SAPOLIO removes Tar, Pitch, Iron or Ink Stains and Grease ; for workers tn Machino Shops, Mines, Ac., Is invaluable. For making the Skin White and Sort, and giving to it a "bloom ofbeauty," it is unsurpassed by nuy v. osmetic Known. HAND SAPOLIO costs 10 to 15 cents per cake, aim every uoay suouiu novo it, You will" like it. DON T FAIL TO TRY THESE GOODS. Buy it of your merchant if ho hiv it or will procure It for you. If not, then write for our Pamphlet, "All about Sapolio,1 and it will be mailed free. l'Z ii o e It 3I l- fx i n S o ix , 20 PARK PLACK, N. Y. or 231 Liberty St., l'ittsburgh, Pa., eow. ii-lv PENNSYLVANIA CEN TRAL RAILROAD ON AND AFTER 11 P. P. Sunday May 1, 1HT0, Trains arrive at ami leave tho Union Depot, corner of Washlnton and Liberty street, ns follows; ARRIVK. Mail Train, 1.30 a m ; Fast Lino, 12.12 a m ; Well'saccommodatlon No. 1, 0.20 a in Brintou accommodation No 1, 7.50 a mj Wall's accommodation No 2, ft.SOa m ;C'in cinnati express l).20am; .Johnstown ac commodation 10., so a m ; Braddock's ac cnminodation No 1, 7.00 pm; Pittsburgh express l.:0 p m; Pneillc express 1.60 p m j Wall's accommodation No .1, 2.S5 p m; Homewood accommodation No 1,9.55 pin; Wall's accommodation No 4, 5.50 p m; Brinton accommodittion No 2, 1.10 p iu ; Way Passenger IO.-jo p m. DKPART. Southern express 5.20 a m ; Pacific ex press 2.40 a m ; Wall's accommodation No 1, 0.:;i)a m ; Mail Train 8.10 a m ; lirintou's aecDinmodation l).20a ni: Braddis-k's ac commodation No 1, 5.10 p in; Cincinnati, express 12.:S5 p m; Wall's accommodation N 2, 11.51 a m ; Johnstown accommodation 4.05 pm; Homewood accommodation No 1. 8.50 p m; Philadelphia express 3.50 p m; Wall accommodation No 3,3.05 p m; Wall's accommodation No 4, 13.05 p m ; Fast Line 7.40 p ni; Wall's No 5, 11.00 p in. Tho Church Trains leave Wall's Station every Sunday at 9.05 a. in., reaching Pitts burgh nt 10.05 a. in. Returning leave Pitts burgh nt 12.50 p. in., and arrive at Wall's Station at 2.10 p. in. Cincinnati cypress leaves diily. South ern oxpress daily oxeept Moi. Jay. All oth er Trains daily, except Sunday. For further' in format Ion apfv to W. II. Bl-X' K WITH, Agent. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not assume any Risk for Baggage ex cept for Wearing Apparel, and limit their rsponsibility to One Hundred Delia' s val ue All ttaggago exceeding that a ount in value win ixi at tho risk of tlio ,ucr unless taken by special contract. ' A. J. CASSAl General Superintendent, Altoons' Pa. PITIIOLE VALLEY R'Y. ON AND AFTER Monday, Juno 5, 1871, Trains will run as IVdiows: TRAINS NORTHWARD. stations. No. 2. No. 4. Oleopolis, 10.25 a in 3.30 p m Bennett, 10.3S " B.'JH Wootls 10.30 " 8.18 " Prattlers Mill 10.24 " 3 10 " Pithole City 11.00 2.f0 " TRAINS SOUTHWARD. stations. No. 1. No. 3. Pithole City, 8.40 a in 1.20 p in Pratliors Mill 8.48 " 1.48 Woods K.Stl " 1.5H " Bennett 9.02 " 2.02 " Oloopelis 9.16 " 2.14 " All Trains make close connections at Oloopolis with trains on the Oil Crock A Allegheny River Railway, North and South. Two Lines of Stages run daily between Pithulo City, Miller Farm and Pleasant ville, makingconnection wilharrivingaud departing Trains. J, T. BLAIR, Jt. WJC'KHAM, Sup't. Tii-kwt Agent, PitholoCity, Pa. 41 V?' ... )iii. hi i 167 Water Street, . GENERAL STEIN WAY A SONS, CHICK ERINO & SONS, AXD PIANO As well as several other makes. Also UITITED STATES OBQAUS, A X TAYLOB & ZFAIRXjIUTZ- OO-ATS. SHEET MTTRTD Rnniv -.i i . ... ,ttt-i t ivh , . , .,, - u iicijhiii in Kim muoiv IJiJ,, WUK'II Will be lui-nislied nt tlio very lowest prices, f em! for circulitr. S9-1 v. M-MMMiMm ! Ill I PSMIMJBlJjM,ttJLJIUUILU IjllllSWMl WING AND SON, "Tan: AnEKicisr waxo," 417 I3ROOtI3 STREET, N". Y. First premiums wherever exhibited Prices low for the mialitr T -,r prices allowed for Seeond-lmt.d Instruments iu Exchange 1A!tj-Largo F rom Mr. L'd ward Hoffman, th eeh brutetl Vein m J 7"JmS",J bdieV that yUr rinn 13 iD tVCTJ reeCt a ""iMSmifi from, the " t,if,-itiirL,i." The American Tiano has deservedly becomo a vtrv popular Instrument. fcSTliCfponsihle Agents wnn ted for unoccupied territory. Send for circulars t0 WING A SON, 417 Broomo St., Nf. Y. 42-6m E. A. BLXDWIT, DKALGR IK CSU3TS, REVOLVERS, AND ALL KINTS OF1 SPCRTIfiG m FISHING TACKLE, rOCKKT CUTLER 1", SCISSORS, iC, d C. TOBACCO AND CIGARS. RIFLES MADE TO ORDER AND WARRANTED. Repairing Locks and Fitting Keys A SPECIALTY. REPAIRING IN ALL BHAX IIECS NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE. 44-tf TIDIOUTE, PA, BEST THINGJfTFHE WEST. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe. R. R. LAUDSI THREE MILLION ACRES Seated in and near the Arkansas Valley, the Finest Portion of Kansas I Eleven years' Credit. Seven per Cent. Interest. 21 1-2 percent, reduction to settlors who iniprovo. FREE PASS TO LAND BUYERS ! THE FACTS nbout this Grant are Low Prices, Long Credit, and a Reliato to set tlers of nearly one-fourth ; a Rich Soil anil Spcndid Climate ; short and mild Winters; eaily planting, and no wintering ofStuck; plenty of Rainfall, and (nst at iho right season ; Coal, Stonu and Brick on the line; Cheap Rates on Lumber, Coal, Ac; no lands owned by Speculators! Homestead and Pre-emptions now abundant ; a tirst class Railroad on tho line of a great Through Route;Products win pay for Land and Improvements. It is the best opportunity ever offered to tho public, through the recent completion ol the Road. For Circulars and general Information, address A. E. TOUZALIN, Manager I.aud Dcp't, 43-2ni, Topeka, Kun. J. W. CLARK, Agent, Tiuiicsta, Pa. BOOKKEEPING MADE EASY. Every clerk mid merchant can learn at once. Book mailed. fXio It (.v.,,l,i,..,. .... ! Buffalo N. Y. ' I ft I I T. l ' ... . . Meadvillo, Pa. AGENT FOR HIK WM. 13. BRADBURY FORTES, tho C 1) b, C w S t: a si In C . u V Ph m o I a m .a Ph u o s to u o w CJ o e w C ac m M ss a o ft A 9 O IN at a o M M a a a x H 9 9 x M H 9 'A U M 0 V3 O 0 Ij H 'is H CD h m O HI C 3 as a Z S a S s J? H CO tn o 1 CO o t 14 e u Ph 0 0 r 1 H a O St a 15 a u a '3 -5 a - C 0 EH c o Ct m o .2 tLz . u u C A c v A3 & s 3 rt 5 oti WILLIDISFOIIT DU'b1.S(IS SEMINARY, WILLIAMSPORT, PA. For botli sexes. Established 25 years. SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES in every Department of Culture. Send for Catalogue. Arrango early for rooms. Full term begins Aug 2Mli. W. LEE S-POTTSWOOD. D. D., I5-'5' President., ' lull W()RK of all kinds done "at this of- tlce on short notice. A FAMILY ARTICLE. Agents make 112.50 per dnv, ?.'5 per week. AN ErSTlRffLY NEW Fr Domostio Uso. OHLY II VE DOLLARS, With the New Pnuteiit BUTTON HOLE WORKER, Patented Jnnc'.Vtli, 1K7I, AWARbEKTIIK FIRST I'Rl.MICM AT THE AMERICAN INS1 I l.TE a n r MARYLAND INSTITUTE I'AIISS, l A tin :-t womlorfiil end e!cn' tly con struct d Sewing Mac'iine for ismi'y work. Coinpi"ic 1 1, all it I'nrtH, T'CKth Minlht Eye Pointed N'ceiUc, sell trending, direct upright Positiv. Motion, le w teiisien self feed nnd c!o h Ouiiler, nncruti s by wheel and on n taliic. I.i-ht rtiniiing. Smooth nnd noiseless, like all good high-priced machines. Has Patent Check to prevent the wheel being turccd tlio wrong way. Uses llio thread direct fn ill tl: o spoo1. Makes the clasiic lock st.teti, linest nnil stroinicst slick l.nown ; lirm.iiii alile, clove n ml rapid. Will do nil kinds of worn, line and coarse, 'rom inmbric to heavy cloth or Leather, nnd nes nil description of th rend. This Machine is heavli- ,.,m. structcil to give It strength; '', t;l0' p;,rjS of each Mai hino being ui".,',e rtnko bv inn- ctiinery, ami ncaiitiuilly '-n!slicd and ornn- metitc.i. J 1 1 j very r.,sv lo ,.anii ;pi, smooth and sd-nt ni , ration. Reliable nt nil limes nnd a PiKiical. Scicntiilc. Mecmniieal luvcuti-n, atgrvutlv reduced price. ... A good chrnn ;nn.ilv scwii:;; machine it last. ' lie 'J, fC and o'nlv success III pro- valualdo, Mil ; iniinl and r. '. u low pricml Sew ng Michine. Its ey treme low-price reaches oil (sunlit! mv, I' simplicity nnd at remit It ndap's ii I" capiu'ities.w hilo Its muiiv , . . . "l universal' favorlrrt wherev I I " ? creates a rapid demand ' U0l,, ' d mend its two to tic Jl ,n,1,l, '-".v -ceom really goo l s- i i" 0 x','1", V0 wanting uric,. ".wing Maclnne, al a low 1 U Mt. II. B.JAMEStiN, . Pcotone, Will Conniy, III. . P. iPO of each machine. "Cls v One." (wnrrantrd for live vears hv special certilicate,' w ith nil the lix'tuics, and eve rvthlngcoin)l. to helon...ing to it, includ ing self threading needle, packed in a strong wooden l.ox, and delivered to anv pan oi me country, hv express free of iiiiuicr enarges, on receipt of price, only Imvo Dollars. Safe delivery guaranteed. With ench Mnehino wo will'scnd, on re ceipt of $1 extra, the new patent button hole worker. One of the m st important nmi useful in ventions of tlie ngo. So simple mid cer tain, that a child can work tin finest but ton l:olu with regularity nnd case. Strong nnd beautiful. " Special terms, nnd extra inducements to Malonnd Kemnln Airents, store keepers, tc, x ho will establish agencies through the country nnd keep our new machines on exhibition and sale. Count?' Bichts given to smart agents free. Agent's " in pleto outlit, fiiruislie I without, any rxtia charge. Samples of sewing, descriptive circulars containing terms, testimonials, engravings, Ac., Ac, scut free. Wo nlso supply AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, latest Patents and improvements for the Farm nnd (iurilen. Mowers, Reapers, Cullivat' rs, Feed Cutlers, Harrows, Farm Mills, Planters, Ilaivesiers, Threshers mid all articles needed for Farm work. Rare Meeds lu largo variety. All Money sent in Post Olllco Money Orders, Bunk Drf.fls. or by Express, will be nt our risk. and aro prricit'y secure. Sal'o delivery of an our goixis guaruntecii. "An old and responsible firm that sell tho best goods ut the low est price, nnd rnn bo rolled unon byourrcadcrs." i-arnur's Journal, Now York. Not Responsible for Registered Letter. Address, JEHO.ME B. lil'DSoN A CO.; Corner Orcenw icli A Cortiandt Sts., New Y'ork. 25-liiu The oldest and most r liable Institution for obtaining a Mcrenntilo Education. i'i, Practical business men ns instruc tors. For Information, write for a circular to P. DUFF. SONS..Pitlsburgh, Pa. BLUPil & RECK, nBXjJLOISCITHS AND WAGON-MAKERS. Comer of Church and Elm Streets, TIOTISST-A. 3?.A. This Ann Is prepared to do si 1 work in Its line, mill will wiil-l-unl. Avm-vlldti,, t,M,. nt their sh 'ps to give fcatisfuction. Par- ucuiur aueutiou given to UORHE.SIIOEIXttf fJivethsai atrial, and vou will r.i m- grct it. 13-ly. THE WEEKLY SUN. 03LY $1 A YEAfl. 8 PAGES. The lleM Family Pper.To Weekly N. Y. Sun. 8 pages. $1 a year. Send your Dollar. The ltcxt Aqrieuttnval Paper. The Weekly N. Y. Sun. 8 pages. If a year. Send j oin Dollar. Tho 7W PalHiral ltte.r. The Woekly N. Y. Sun. Independent and Faithful. Against Public Plundya. 8 pages, fl a year. Send your Dollar. The. Uf.nl Xewxpuper Tho Weekly N. Y. Sun. 8 pages, jl a year. Scud your Dollar. J fa All the JVcm. The Weekly N. Y". Sun. 8 pages, flayear. Send your Dol lar. The Bet. Story I'apir. Tho Weekly N. X. Sun. Hpacs. 1 a year. Sond your Dollar. The Bent Faxhion Itcpnrtx in tho Weekly N. Y'. Sun. 8 page.. $1 a year. Send your Dollar. The flat ifarket fteporta in tho Wookly N. Y. Suu. 8 pagts. 1 a year. Send your Dollar. The Vcxt Ontle fiejmrtu In tho Wekly N. Y. Sun. 8 pages. ?t a year. Send your Dollar. , The Rest Paper in Fi eri Jlcspeet. Tho W eekly N. Y. Sun, B pages, f l a year. Scud your Dollar. Address, THE SUN, New Y'ork City. JOB WORK neatly executed nt thisotllco at reason iblt rataa. Mm 1. i7 MFl k ii ;IA'r X'llfiW:w:ita.Vii Mn 1'rr.nil rn Ink. theaa lillter aornr4 fnR In ttireclinn lud rrmniii nn tiimrll, )roii'l their bone, ma not dc.lroywl by miner.1 si.on ot olhe mt.iit, mid th, vital organ watted beyond ilia p of repair. Dyapertftlft or InillfTftllon Meadaeh. Pikte tn til. Sliutildera, t-ntigli-i, 'I elilneia nf tht (Jlw.t, tines., Smir Krucialion. of Ilia Stomach, ltad Tao in Hie Mnmli, lliliou, Altacki, Palnilalios of Uia Bran, lnnaninti"n of tlte l.nn-v Tain in li niioe - of llie Kidnv .,(! a hundred oiuet Jiainftil tymplom . fr 'ki offipriiira of Dyapepiit. In there, complain il hat no equal, and ono bolil. will irovt letter fiwr- nlee of in mifi in linn a If npltiy adverliwnienl. - Kor I'oiiuilo CoiiipluliK., in ro"K or oM. manied nr amqle, at Ihe rl.xwn of wnmanhond, or th turn of life. the 'I onic Ititlcm duplay .o dxiiled tnftneiice Out ft marked improvement it aooa pervep- Kor tnnanmalory and Cltronle Bh. tnntlam and tiout. Uiliona, Kemillent and Inle mtltent KeT.ra, llnnie. of III. Illood, l.trer. Kidney and Bladder. Iliei. Kilter have nn oqtial. such l)n easea are t-auird Uy Vil.alcd B'oivl, wli.ih la xeitaiaUf) produced by derancrment of lite- lltgeMiv. Oraanl. Tliry nr nUriitl l'ur;illri a wall a a Toulo, poaieiinfl alio the fx-culiar ntrit ' ' a. a powrrlul r,pnt ill rcaeviwt C - aeliu waiion of tht Liyl " "' ..K..lio M'l.J lliKane . .lacraj Orjam, audio llilwtai Vo natlrl nis.aara, rroplioiia. Teller, taft Rheum, lllonlie Soli I'lntplea, ."u.lul.i, KmU, Ca. bllllcle Kiin wnrini, Scald llead, Snr. Kye., k.r ncclai, hch, Scurli, Itioloratiouaof IheSkiu, Hnmuw nd liiraea of ill. Skin, of whatever nam. or lr, are literally dut up ami carried mil of Ibe ayattaa ia a abort lime ty the u of Iheie Hitler. UrMteful Tlaon.KniU proeiairn Vnioll Bl TrtR. the moat wondertul lnviKoranl that vr auaUt Ihe ainkiuc avvem. J WAI.KKR, Hiop'r. It. II. frTOX tLD OOi, Druccma and Gen. Ata., San Krancuto, Cal., and cor. of Washington and Charlton Sla , New Verts OLD BY ALL DKUGUIS'iS AND DEALER ii;Crcck & A! JcKlica iTniTerUj 6 V AND AFTER Monday Juix , 147J, . a iiu Miu run as ioiiows : SOU! n WiJD TB.VI.N. PTATIONtJ: 1st Class. ' JJ aima. 4 2 u m. p. in. a. m. a. Ma. ( orry a 1.1 1 1 oo S f 0 t Spartnnsburg fl '2 11 X5 8 4 M ilynilon fi4 11 47 6 S7 M Centreville 7 04 11 Ml 6 4 t M Tryonvllle 7 13 12 01 R is jt m llytlctown 7 2"i 12 1.', 7 19 II M All 7 8 12 20 7 Si M 9 Titusville Miller Farm 8 1-2 1 0.1 7 M f) H U u Shaller 07 1 08 8 Of) 7 tl II M Piomer 8 17 1 18 t 10 7 4" 11 41 AK 8 S5 1 2S 111 tUdH Pet Centre ! ! I IIMIMM. Columbia 3S 1 S5 8 ! 8 20 m Tnrr Farm 8 40 I SS 8 42 8 JO IU Rynd Farm 8 48 il 44 H ,0 8 48 I Rousevilln 8 f.3 1 4M 8 f.il M McClintock Is ;.tt IU t 00 95 I t ,v, 9 10 it 03 8 li M It Oil City 'pm 0 13 2 10 It IS I M Oloepobs t 4S J SS H 1 4 M Kigle Rock 0 f. J 48 HUM Pre.iidi iit 9 .riH til Li) II IS 4 M Tioncsta 10 23 3 12 12 89 rt Hickory 10 44 S ?2 1 20 li TrunkcyTill, 10 fil 3 41- J 4S 4 Tidioute II 11 3 f.H 2 24 T It lrvinotcn 12 01 4 40 4 63 6 0 AKtUTIO SALS' CO.N'n-Cl.ASSTn Alas-sot:. No. 16. Titusville 2.10 p. m.; Millaar l.Htx Pioneer 8 20; Pet Ceutro 3.3J; ColumbKa 4,1.1; Tarr l'urin 4,'t; Kynd Fsria 4,17 RoUKPvlllo4,f).1; Oil City 5,20. No. 8 Cony 6,15 a. in.; TitusvilN t.U Miller I'urm f,-f; Pet Centre tf.4S; Coins bin H. I :I; Tnrr Farm 10,18; Rynd Farm 10,17; Roiiscvilln 10,3,1; Oil City 11,00. No. Is. Pet Centre 1.28 p. m.; IY1 arable, I, 5(1; Tnrr Fmiii 2,0."; Rynd Farm t,lt liousoville 2.;(l; Oil City 3,00. No. 2 1 Oil City ,:',0"a. m.j 01Hnt 7.2f, Tioncsta 8,51 : Trunkcj ville 10. Tidioutell.il. MOItl'IIWAltD THAIXS. STATIONS: 1st Clas. C C U 5 .1 I :, a. m. p. in. p. in. a. ni. a. ta. Irvlnrten 12 4.1 fi r.1 8(0 7 45 Tidioute 1 1.8 fi 47 7 20 M Trunkeyvillo 1 4.1 fl 05 8 0.1 ;0 li Hickory 1 S4 ;8 1,1 S i0 10 44 Tioncsta 2 14 8 34 8 41 11 4 President 1(2 S.I ftl 5 SO 12 11 ' Eagle Rock 2 3S f Oti 9 S.I 12 U Oleopolis 2 47 7 CS 10 01 1 Alt i li 1 i 10 ii IN Oil City 'rn 00 "3 CO 7 40 11 SO 8 IS McClintock 13 0 32 f7 fi.1 11 60 2 S Rousevillo 6 IU 3 83 7 .111 12 00 1 to Rynd Farm (0 20 3 40 ,S 01 12 25 3. 4 Tarr Farm 6 2.1 3 41 8 10 12 88 i'm ' Columbia ,o -jj 3 4:1 8 1C12 41 8 i AK tf SI 3 0," 8 21 1 05 I 14 Pet Centre K 6 ." 3 5r 8 2'5 1 35 1 Sir Pioneer 8 42 4 08 8 30 1 48 I 44 slmtVcr 8 ,ia J4 15 8 40 8 f -0 4 14 Miller Farn 8 60 4 20 8 44 2 15 4 44 ah 7 15 4 40 0 0o 4i M Titusville l'K 7 3.1 4 4.1 B 10 3 On Hydetow n 7 44 4 M 20 8 20 Tryouvillo 7 57 5 OS fl E4 3 ) Centreville 8 0.1 5 17 f0 43 4 10 Olynden 11 .1 27 It M 4 iO Spattansburg 8 24 6 3S. i0 02 4 f,0 tiorry 8 5j 8 10 10 32 t 60 AIIDITIOXALSKCOSD-CLASSTRAIXS-Jioaril No. 1,1 Oil City 0.5.1 n. m.; Rousnvllle 7.20; 'i'urr Farm ,.4il; Columbia 7.fie; Pet Centre s.lti; Pioneer 8.40; Miller 1.24 Titusville (l.iVi. ' No. 7 Titusville 0.00 a. in.; Corry 11.16. No. 11 Oil Ciiy 11.20 n. m.: Roiiseville II. 4,1; Rvnd Farm 11. ,1.1; TarrJFarni 12.04 Columbia 12.10; Pet Centre 12.1.0; Millk 1.2.1; Titusville 2.00; Corrv 4.42 p. m. No. 21 Tidioute 12.4,1 p. in.; Trunker yil.e 1.4i.j Tioncsta 2. i;i; Oleopolis 4.ai; Oil City 5.20. () Trains do not stop, (ifj stop on signal, t (t) Stop fur meals. Trains .1, 8, 21 nnd 22 run daily; allhcv trains daily except Sundnvs. v?" H:T7'1.r"i'.1 No' lu u " t-"ls- from, litusvillo to Corry, MI.VKrt PAL.VCIifil.Kln.isa cMI TIIAIKS. No. 4 Direct from Phihululiihia without change. No. 1 Direct to Philadelphia withent charge, No.j Dirocl.froiu Pittshurgh wlthont chnnge. No. 0 Direct to Pittsburgh witlicmt . change. C. J. HEPBURN JNO. PITCAIRN.: hiiperiutciMieut. tldn'l Manager,, NOTICE., DR. J. X. BOLARD, of Tldionto, has " "' r'" uiior au ais. sciico ol lour monih, speut iutho Honu- l.-l S Ol V,W Vnrl- ...1, 1.- . ............. " mm win atuini calls In ins profession. 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