I D. W. CLARK, (COatattSSIONKR's rt.KKK, FORK.T CO., PA.) REAL ESTATE AQEXT. TTOUSESsnd l,ot for Sale and RENTp I.X Y, ilil Idtnds for Saio. I have superior facilities for ascertaining uin nnmiiwTi m inira rm lI deeds, cTC. and km thorcfore iualitled to act lutein pently as agent of those living at a dis ano. owning lands In the Comity. Otnc In Commissioners Room, Court ii'Miir, iionoeua, ra. D. W. CLARK 2lw Uonrdluff House. MRS. S. S. HL'LINfSS has built a large addition to her house, and Is now pro pared to accoinuindatcanumbpr of perma nent boarder, and all transient ones who may lavor tier with their patronage. A Rood atalile has recently 1hkii built to ao eommodRte the horsos of guest. Charges reasonable. He-idenpo on Kim St., oppo site 8. Haslet's store. 23-lv 4BMTRK KTRRET, OIL CITT, PA., BOOKS, TATIOXERT, FAKCT GOODS, TWISfKa, TOTS, INKS, WIOUUU AND KBTAUn Book i, Newspapers and Magazines MAILED TO AST ADDRESS At pabTIsbers rates. 39-ly NEBRASKAGR!ST MILL. THE GRIST MILL at Nebraska (Laey town,) Forest eountv, has been thor oughly overhauled and reti'tod in ftrst elass order, and is now running and doing all kinds of custom onnnno. FIAHJR, FEED, ANDOAT9. Constantly on hand, and sold at tho very lowest figures. 48-6ra TT. W. LKDEDUR. iVANTPH We wU1 r,t on,,r- ili' A a-'-L'.getio mon it women BUSINESS THAT WILL PAY from f 4 to 8 per day, can bo pursued in Tour own neighborhood, nnd is strictly honorable. Particulars jro6i or sample, tlvat will suable you tt go t work at once, will ba aeut on racoipt of two three cent stamps. Addrass J. LATHAM A CO., 81 8t I. -2 Washington St,, lloaknrtMass. CROVEFM BAKER 8KWI.(i MACHINES. Tie following are selected from thous ands of testimonials of similar character, as expressing the reasons for tha prefer ence or the O rover A linker Machines over all others. "Hike the Orover A Baker Ma chine, in the Hrst place, because if I had any other, I should still want a Orover ot Bakery and having a 4rover A linker it answers the purpooa of all the rest. It does a greater variety of work and iseasier to learn than any other," Mrs. J. C, Cr ly (Jenny June) "I have had several years' expe rience with a Grover A Baker Machi: e which has given me great satisfaction I think the Grover A Laker Machine is more easily managed, and lew. liable to get out ot order. I prefer the Grover A Baker de cidedly." Mrs. Dr. Watts, New York. "I have had one in my family for some two years; and (join what I know of its workings, and from the testimony of many of my friends who use tne snue, I ean hardly see how anythingcould be more complete or give bettor satisfaction." Mrs. Gen. Grant. T, J. VAN GIE8EX, Agent. Tionesta, Pa. WAGES FOR all who are willing to work. Aay person, old or young, ..f either so., can make from $10 to 50 per week, at home day or evening. Wunltd It all huita ble to either City or I Ounti y, and anv sea son of the year. This is a ra:e opportuni ty for those who a'e out o work, and out of money to make sn independent livin . No capital being required. Our painplet, "How to make a liv i,g." giving lull in structions, t.ent .n receipt ot 10 cents. Address, A. Jtl RTON Co., M irriania. Westchester Co., N. Y. 4 AGEUTS 6Vrrv,l",' tosellournew Trr A tmTrr,lil' " vel Embroidering W AXTTEDMa"""'. for lllus- t rated Circular, to the McKee Manufac turing Company, Soy Broadway, New York. 4 BON.TON FMHT.tTIOM MM; NA Js7 Sont on receipt of 2 i ts. I'nique Print ing and Publishing House, 3ri Veaey Hi,, N, Y. 4 TIIK PA 1 I.O It COMPANION. Every Ijady wants one ! Every Man ought 10 have one !! Sent on receipt of Ten Cents. Address, L. F. HYDE CO., 1113 Seventh Avenue, New York. 4 "YOU ASrm,UTEll!, The Ntw DEPARTUREia Boks. Agents Wanted. Exclusive territory giv en. Tho book will sell itself. Fat Iter, Mother, Sister. Brother. Minister, Mer chant, Manufacturer, Farmer, Miner, Mariner, and l'owrcall want it. Thkrh is Musky in it. Ken I for a Circular. rillCSTKHMAN A WKB.STEK, North Ath St., Philadelphia, Pa. Or IJSCR I B E for the Korett Rntmblfcan C T will pa. Knock MorKim'M Son' SVI'OLIO Is a substitute for Soap ir all nouscnoKi purposes, except t elolhes. washi4ig SAPOLIO for Cleaning your House will save tho labor of one cleaner. Give it a trial. for Windows is better than Whiting or Waiter. No remov ing curtains and mrpets. sa roiro cleans Paint and Wood, In (Viet the ent're house, better than Snnp. No slopping. Saves la bor. You can't afford to lx without It, SAPOLIO flu Scouring Knives Is lietter nnd cleaner than Bath Brick. Will not scratch. "SAPOLIO" is lietter than Soap and Sand for polishing Tinware. Bright ens wiinoui scraicning. SAPOLTO Polishes all Brass and Copper utensils better than Acid or Oil and Rotten Stone. SAPOrTlOT for Washing Dishes and Glass ware Is invaluable. Cheaper than Son p. SAPOLIO removes Stains from Marblo Mantles, Tables and Statnnrv, from Hard finished Willis, and from China and Porcelain. SAPOLIO removes Stains and Greaso from Carpets and othor woven fabrics. There is no one article known that will do so many kinds of work and do it as well as Eapollo. Try It. HAND SAPOLIO a new and wonderfully effec tive Tiolet Soap, having no equal in this country orabroail. HAND SAPOLIO- as an article for the Bath, will ' "reach the foundation'1 of all dirt, opens the pores and (rives a healthy action and brilliant tint to the skin. HAND SAPOLIO Cleanses and Beautifies tho Skin, instantry removing any stain or blemish from botn hands and face. HAND SAPOLIO is Without a rival in the world for curingorpreventiiigrough nesa and chapping of either bands or thee. HAND SAPOLIO removes Tar, Pitch, Iron or Ink Stains and Grease ; for workers in Machine Shops, Mines, Ac., is Invaluable. For making the Skin White and Soft, and giving to it a "bloom ofbeauty," it is unsurpassed by any Cosmetic known. HAND SAPOLIO cost 10 to 15 cents per cake, and everybody should have it! Y'ou will like it. DON t FAIL fb TRY THESE GOODS. Buy tt of your merchant if he has it or will procure It for you. If not, then write for our Pamphlet. "All about Bapollo," and it will be mailed free. K no oil 3 to ris u 11 Soun, 20 PARIC PLACE. X. Y. or 2M Liberty St., Pittsburgh, Pa., n-iy PENNSYLVANIA CKN. TRAL RAILROAD ON AND AFTER 11 P. P. Sunday May 1, 1870, Trains arrive at and leave the Union Depot, corner of Washinton and Liooriy street, as loiiows; ARRIVE. Mail Train. 1.30 a m ! Fast T ina 19 19 . m ; WeU'saccommodation No. I, fl.-JOa m Brinton accommodation No 1, 7.59 a m; Wall's accommodation Xo 2 H m .Cin cinnati express 0.20 a m ; Johnstown ac commodation 10.50 a m ; Rraddock's ac commodation No 1, 7.00 pms Pittsburgh express 1.30 p m; Pacific express 1.50 p m j uua acconimouution JMo 3, 2J5 p m: Homewood accoinmoilation No 1 a Wall's accomiiiiMlation No 4, 6.50 p m; Brinton accommodation No 2, 1.10 p m: Way Passenger 10.20 p m. DEPART. Southern express 5.20 a m Pacific . press 2.40 a m ; Wall's accommodation No 1. 6.30a m : Mail Train H ill a in ItrinfnnV accommodation D.aia m : Krnddoek's ac commodation No I, A.Hl p m: Cincinnati express 12.3' p 111 : Wail's acx-otnuinfitioii 11.J1 a in ; .Kuinsiown aecoinuiodution 4..i p m ; Homewood accommodation No 1. 8.50 p 111; Philadelphia express 3.50 n nij Wall ai-coinuiodntion NoS .I.O.in m; Wall's aecommodatioii No 4, 6.05 p m i Fast Line 7.40 p m ; Wall's No 5, 11.00 p 111. 1 tie Church Trains leave Wall's Station every Sunday at .0.r a. in., reaching Pitta Vuirgh at I0.ii5a, m. Returning leave Pitts burgh at 12.50 d. 111.. and arrive at Wall's Station at 2.10 p. m. Cincinnati exiiress leaves dilv. South ern express daily except Moi lay. All oth or Trains daily, except Sunday." (or further information aplvto W. H. BKCK WITH, Agent. Tlie Pennsvlvania Railrostl ( Vmiikn,. will not assume any Risk for Baggage ex cept ior wearing Apparel, and limit their rxponsibility to One Hundred Dolla' s val ue. All Imggage exceeding that a ount In value will lo at the risk of tne ncr unless taken by special contract. A. J. CASHAl General Superintendent, Altoona Pa. PITnOLE VAL1EY R'Y. ON AND AFTKR Monday, Juno 5, 1871, 1 rains will run us IoIiou m TRAINS SOUTHWARD. STATIONS. (Jleopidis, Bennett, Woods Prathers Mill Pithole frity No. 2. 10.25 a m 10.3s " 10.30 " 10.24 " ll.ori No. 4. 3 :ui p m 8.2H " 8.18 " 3.10 " 2.W ' No. 3. 1.20 p m 1.4S ' 1.5H " 2.02 " 2.14 " TRAINS SOUTHWARD. STATIONS. Vr 1 Pithole City, 84o'a 111 l'rathers Mill K.4S " Bennett 0.02 " Oloopulis 0.1a " All Trains make eloan .nn,,....i at ()leoKilis with trains on the Oil Creek A Allegheny River liailwav, North and South. Two Lines of Stages run daily between Pitholn I 'itv MilL.r W,.,... .....I in... - . , . - , ......... . u. ui.'i 4 irrAani- ville, niakingconnociion witharrlviiigaud departing Trains. J. T. BLAIIt. H. WICKHAM, Sup t. Ticket Agent, Pithole City, Pa. KJT.W --'Y K. . - - Meadville, Pa. ana 167 Water Street, GENERAL AGENT FOR STEINWAYASOXS, CIIICKEUINO & SOSS, AND HIE WMB. BRADCURY PIANO FORTES, As well as gevcral other makes. Also tlio TJ2sTI?3 STATES OJEtO-AJSTS, A X I TAYLOR &c PARLEY ORo'attp! SHEET MITsrn nrtni'Q . ... be fumishpd .7 k. . 1 " r"J1'"" ,n tne 'U9iU lIiSi;. which w ue iurnisned at thn verv Inwoat c..i r : 1 . , j r1""' ior circular. o!J lv WING AND SO 417 BROOME STREET. N. Y. TOSUKPASSED " First premiums shfr k:i,:.t t: 1 . .. prices allowed for AlZyW xrom Mr. tAixcard Hoffmnn, th eehbratetl PianUt. I Conscientious! v Kalians l,o r: . cent Instrument. ' J ' m" 'S 'n eVer rc8lW!t s wof 9ifi- From (he "Independent." The American Piano lmr dou.ri.oJi-1 - , .,,. ... r urcniiir a vtrv popular Instrument. Ke?i)(nsibU Aeentg wanted for nii..cei.ni.l .o..; ..i' w , , . , 1 E. A. BAXjDWIIT, DEALIR IN GUNS, RKVOI.TKIM, AND ALL KINDS Of SPOnTIKG AHO FISHIftG TACKLE, 1KCKKT CUTLERY, SCISSOR ?, f C., d C. TOBACCO AND CIGARS. RIFLES MADE TO ORDER AND WARRANTED. Repairing Locks and Fitting Ktys A SPECIALTY. REPAIRING IN ALT, HliA'tniREM NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE. 44-tf TIDI0UTE, PA. BEST THINGJNJHE WEST. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe. R. R. LAUDS! THREE MILLION ACRES Sealed in and near tho Arkansas Valloy, the Finest Purtiim of Kansas I Eleven years' Credit. Seven per Cent Interost. 21 1-2 percent, reduction to settlers who improve. FREE PASS TO LAND BUYERS ! THE FACTS about this Orant aro-Low Prices, Long Credit, and a Kehate to set tlers of nearly one-fourth i a Kich Soil and Spendid Climate; short and mild Winters; eaily planting, and no wintering of Stock; plenty of Rainfall, and just at the right season ; Coal, Stone ami Hrick on the line; Cheap Kates on Lumber, Coal, Ac; no lands owned l,y Speculators : Homestead slid Pre-emptions now abundant; a first class Kailroad 011 the line of a great Through Itouto; Products wiu pay lor Land and Improvements. Tt is the liest opportunity ever offerod to the pulilie, through the recent completion oftheltoad. For Circulars and general information, address A. E. TOUZA LIX, Manager Laud Dep't, 43-.ni, Topeka, Kan. ! V. CLARK, Agent, Tionosta, Pa. BOt)KKEKPlN(l MADE EASY. Every e.lerk and merchant can learn at unite. Hook mailed, SOc. H. Ooulding liryant, so A TATSIILY ARTICLE. A '. t'l ; ' . "- '-eel,. ' A' . 4V rav? ,. a ,. . -. -niztt, . J I c:d fl 1 .111 . Tie, lf-7 .. 1 : A : I'. V '.: , 'III- 1 ft . Ml ; M T I 'I I I K , M I M, n 1 N- ' I I t I K I M ; M M-.YI. v . t V. ! 1 1 V . t :'S. I 7! III ! 'ri j, . C I ' t 'I ' M,. w r ' 1 Com I vc :'. ! .V ui viiri.: los ti lecil .iiid cl"di ( n Hi I on a t:ihli . and iioise'ess. niaeliiucH. til i ai. UILLIA.MSrOKT DIf KIXSOSI SEM1SABV, WILLIAMSPORT, PA. For both sexes. Established 25 years. SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES in evory Department of Culture. Send for Catalogue. Arrange early for rooms. Fall term begins Aug. 2Kth. W. LEE SPOTTfiiWOOD. D. D., 15-Ht President, I OH WORK of all kinds done at this o lice cn bhort notice. if. I'm:.., c. I" , 1J IV V .III-;. t y 'I u'li. I" w u .urn n 1 i'uiiler, (Iii r.li :t ly wheel . l.i';lii 1 uiii-iii.r. fiiioctli li-e all '-(iii hi'r'r-t'riit'i; JIlVH I'jltlil ;i,-el.- In n-cVelt the wheel being tiireed tint wtung 'va.v. I'ses tin iln-eiel it, reel frc in tlie .p'V . Makes the elusi ie ,s-k M l-ii, tin, st n sirom.es! s'icli I ii-.wn; linn, dii a.'le elo Htid rapid. Wid .to all k ,is ..f wnj i., line and eoni'se. 10111 . iiinhi-ie in l.ent'v eloth or Leu' her. mi l , ail il.-cripiioii.. ol thread. 'I'lii- Machinn Is hem i v e-.n-striict.sl to give It strength! all ihe pans of each Ma. h ne being nis-.e mike liv 11111-chinerT-, and lautiluii v liuisliod and driia inented. It is very etUv to h urn. Rapiil. MiniMith mill silent in operation. P.elinble at all limes, ami a I'rnei eiil, Si-,entitl' , Mechanical Invention, at greatly reduced price. A good cheap family sewing ma- lime at lost. Tho til st and only kiiokms In pro dueing a valuable, snl stiintial mid rcl. li bit) low priced Sew ng Msehine. Its fx treme low price reaches ad eoiuliti-jiiH. Its simplicity and strength adtp-s it to ! eapacitics,while Its many mi 1 its limde it a universal favorite wherev- r ucd, a d creates a rapid demand. IT Is Al.l, IT is P.Kl'lMMKMK), I I ean cheerfully aiv ,".!iii '.- iv .. o r, 1 mend Its u-e lo looe who sre Wan lot a really goial Rowing M...e',ine, B. a lew price. Mrs. II. n .t j i s.iN, ; l'cotone, Will Conn y, 1,1. 1 Prica rtf nn.tli ... : .. ... . ! " ".', ' ""I'M"'. KISS r. One. (warranli".! I01 tiveyenrs by speeial .. ............ n 1111 nu me iixiiiics, anil evo- rvmingeoinpieie belonging Hi it, tiiehw' ing self threadinir netslle. n.,.k.l strong wooden box, ami delivered to anv pan 01 1110 country, by express fi-ce of iiirviier enarges, on receipt of price, only .-mi. uciiw-ry giiaianieed. W ith ea.-h Machine we will send, 011 re ceipt of tl extra, the new patent RL'TTON HOLE WtiUKPrt One of the most important anil useful in ventions of the age. So simple and cer tain, that a child can work the linest but ton leile with regularity and ease. Strong and beautiful. Special terms, and extra Inducement to eiaiiiauu r entitle Agents, Btore keepers tVc, who will establish agencies through the ctiiintrv nnd kis-n our new ii,.,.,!nu. on exhibition and sale. Countv HighU given to smart agents iroe. Agent's 0 111- plele .Itltnt. lUrill-liel Vl il lir.llt anv ..in, chnrg". tSnmiili.s of sewimr. il,i i-b,i, vo circulars conlai iing terms, testimonials, engravings, Ac, Ac, sent free. Wo also BlippiV Ali lilt L LTL RAL MPI.EMRXS. litcst Pati'Uts anil iiiitii-nvetiii.tiiM r,.w 1... l ...... . , .' ... . o,i. ,,,,, ,,ar,u n. .Mowers, Keapera, ultivat' rs, KihhI CutU rs, Harrows, Farm mills, rianters. HarveslHrs 't'l,rl.ura ami ail articles needed for Farm work. lutro neeus 111 laigy variety. All Monev sent in Post Ofllee Monev Order, itnnlt Diaris, or by Express, will le nt our risk, and are perieetiv sei'iirn. Safe .leiw-erv ,, all our g.XMls giirtranteod. "An obi and resisiisible firm il.sl anil the hvX giKKla at the lowest price, and can be relied upon by our readers." (Parmer's Journal, New York. ISot Rt-spnnsible for Registered Letters. Address. .IK KOMI- H III'IimiiV Ai-it Corner Greenwich A Cortlnmlt Sts New ora. o-,ji,n The oldest and most relinblo TnuSti,ti.,n for obtaining a Mercantile Education. 1. Practical business llien as iiistrmi- tors. For Information, write fur a ct P. DUFF. SONS. Piltaburnh, 1'u. BLUM & RECK, BLACKSMITHS AND WAGON-MAKERS. Corner of Church and Elm Street, TIONESTA IJA. Thlsflrni is nrenared to do all worlr tn Us line, and will warrant everything done at their sir pa to giva Hatlsfnctiou. Par ticular attention given to iioiMisiior.ixca, flive them atrial, and you will not re gret it. 18-ly. THE WEEKLY SUN. ONLY $1 A YEAR. 8 PAGES. The Re.it Family Paper. The Weekly N. Hun. 8 pages. Si a year. Send vour Dollar. The Rest Aaricultural ranrr Tim Weekly N. Y. Sun. 8 pages. IS a vtar. Send youi Dollar. Thn Rent Political Paver -The Woekl v N. Y. Sun. Independent and Faithful. 8 pages. (1 a against Public Plunder. year. Send your lHillar. ri to Newimaper. The Weeklv N. Y. Hun. 8 pages. 1 a year. Send your Dollar. Has All tlie .Veu. The Weekly N. Y. Sun. 8 pages. Si a year. Send vour Dol lar. The Rent .Sdu-w Pr,ner. -The Weeklv N. Y. Sun. Hpa.'cs. fl a y.-ur. Send vour Dollar. The Rent Fashion Reitorts in tho Woekl v N. Y. Sun. 8 pages. 1 a vear. Send your Dollar. The Rent Market Renorti in tho Weeklv N. Y. Sun. 8 pages, fri B year. Send your Dollur. The ReM Cattle Retmrts in the Week I v N. Y. Sun. 8 pages, (i a year. Send your A'ifiim. The Rent Paner in fhteru ReKPect.TUa Weekly N. Y. Suu. 8 Danes. 1 a vear. Send vour Dollar. Address, THE SUN, New York City. JOB WORK neatly executed at thlsottiee at reasonable rates, No IVrson ean lak the Hitters mx-nrd-fng to dirtotionb, mni remain ktng tmwU, provi.1.4 th.ir bona. iv not dc.tmjrsil by mineral poinn or olhot m.tn, mid lbs vital organ, waattd ksiyoad liis poiat of rrnair. Dyapopata or Inr1lgtlon HMdaeha, Pats In Iha ShouUlera, Cnngha, 'I'iRhtiit.t of lha Clia.ll Dta. aiaCM, Snur fcructalinna of Ilia blomach, Had Tnntm in lha Mnutli, Hiliniia Attacka, Palptutioa of thm H.arl, Inflammalinn of lha l.unca. Tain in ilia raKiona of lha Kidney, and a hundred oilier painful eymplona .are lha otT.priitna rs Ily.nepaia. In ihaaa oomplainta il ha. no tijua), and ftiia IstMla will prova a Latter HII ani aaof tt merilt thxn a lent lliy adverliaenaenl. For Fauialo l'oniilnlula, in yonnf or U, Biarric.4 r i"cle, at lha dawa of womanhood, or rhat turn of ll'fe. theaa Tonic Hitter, diaplay ao decided ea) inltneuca t.at a ntarkad improvetntat ia aooa parcap tible. . Kor Inflammatory anal Chrtinla Rhsata IHatlam anj tiout, llilioua, Kenitttent and littaa. Riittent r'eyara. tie.iea of lha Blood, Urar, Kidnaas antf Bladder, tile a Hitler, hava no equal, Suca ll aawa are earned by Viliated Rlood, winch la geoaraua' . produced by deranrenent of the Dife.tiya Oigana. Th.y nra at iH Purgatlva aa ivoll aaa -m Toealai, poeaeaaing a 'ao tha peculiar merit ol' awtiaaj a. a powerful aaenl tu reiierittR Cnnaeatioa or In,1" nation of the Lirer and Viace.'al Orgatai.aad is ikkaKt Diaeaaea. "or Nkln Dlaeaaaa, Erorfioaa, Tetiar, MI Kheum, lllnichaa, Siola, Pimplea, Pu.tulaa, Hoila, C'ae bunclea, Kina-worm., Scald-Head, Sora Eyaa. Kra ' aipelaa. Itch, Scnrfa, lliaculoration.of lha Skia, Hamaas and lliaraae. of Ilia Skin, of whatever name or natara. are literally dug up and carried out of tha ayeuaa as a abort time by the uae of theaa Itinera tiralernl Thonaanda roclaint VtHMat Bras ' Taa. lha moat wondarlul litvigoraal that avar auatautaat tha riiikina .yatent. J WAI.KKR, PropV. R. II. afrTKIK ALD aV CO.. Druejti.ta and C.en. Alr., Saa rraacucs, t'al., and cor. of WaMiinglun and C harlton Kia., New Vara. tOLU UV ALL LIkUUGlSIS AND LiKALKRaV 0H.1 i f t7K & A Il eg Is en y lih er Ry OX AND AFTER Monday Juiia 8, leafs Trains will run as follows ; v SOUTH WAS!) TBAIKS. STATIONS: Corry 1.1 11 t Spartaiisburg a 11 tf, 1st Class. 4 i 9 a. ni. a. m. p. m. 2d 10 a. m tilvnden Centreville Tryonville Hydetown A R Titusville brt Miller Farm ShalVer I'ioneer a a Pat Centre a Columbia Tarr Farm Kynd Farm Koustville McClintock ill Oil City 'l Oleolis ICugln Rock President Tionesin Hickory Trtinkeyvills 10 M Tidioute II 11 IrviiieU n li 01 fl M 11 47 7 04 II M 7 IS I d fl 7 2.1 I 'd 1.1 7 SV 1J 11 7 42 8 l2 07 17 8 26 8 2 8 :15 8 40 12 4.1 1 OS 1 08 1 11 1 25 1 28 1 SS I SS 10 2 M (8 46 fl 44 &0 4 8 14 87 4 m 7 10 7 -ii 7 40 7 6n 8 01 8 10 8 23 8 SO S :i 8 42 14 8 CO a u 0 to M iiS U M 11 SO 18 II 86 M 13 U 10 It 2 40 li n .4 1 M 8 .13 H Mi 10 P IS H 45 9 M 1 4tl 1 5.1 05 2 10 .'18 46 8 66 00 15 00 t as t 20 la) It 11 Is 1 M t la S 2ft 1 a a Mi t w I 4 4 a. 9 f (i M) 10 ia s 1 a 10 41 8 S2 8 41 S .18 4 40 1 1 .12 4 0 11 38 4 M 12 30 T 1 2 If 1 45 4.4 2 24 T It 4 05 8 40 -seCTti. ADDITIONAL S CON n-CI.AasTBA! No. Kt. Titusvllla2,10 p. m.; Millar 1,.4; Pioneer 8 20; Pet Centrs 8.3:t; aluoukia 4,1.1; Tarr Farm 4,'-; My ml rarm 4,7 : Roiiseville4,f).1; t)il city ,1,i. No. H Corry 8,1,1 a. m.; Titusvills t.sat Miller Farm 9,2.1; IVt Cantrti 9.4.S; t'oluut liia lo.bl; Tarr Farm 10, 1M; It vi.d Farm 10,27; Koiispville 10,8.1; Oil Citv'l 1,00. No, 1H. Pet Centre 1.2S p. in.";"Ci'lumbUa 1,60; Tarr Farm 2,a; Rynd Farm J,lt ltouseville 2.:itl ; Oil CitvS.oO. No. 22 Oil City 6,;to" a. in.; Olaa 1 7.2.1, Tionosta 8,64 TVunkey villa 10 r Tidioutell.il. J alOUTUWAnD T8AIN8. STATIONS; 1st Class. Irvlneton Tidioute Trunkeyvilla iitcKorv Tionesta President Eagle K.s k Oloopulis AM Oil City . cn McClintock Kouseville Rvnd Farm Tarr Farm . Columbia A R Pet Centra IK Pioneer Shatter Miller Farm AK Titusvlllo 1R Hydetown Tryonville Centrevilla (ilynden Spartansburg Corry 1 , p. in. p. in. 12 4.1 i 05 1 18 i 47 1 4.1 6 05 1 64.1 15 2 14 6 S4 t2 35 fit 65 3 24K 1.6 69 S 15 !d r 1.1 a.m. a. u. 100 7 1. 7:4 a, 8 0.1 I IA L8 20 18 44 I 45 11 44 H4 12 XI 8.1 12 U 1 0i 7 08 10 06 7 85 10 M 6 00 8 20 7 40 11 80 8 13 ;6 82 7 66 1 1 40 8 10 (6 20 6 2.1 rt 29 6 54 6 36 6 42 8 85 7 ."9 12 00 3 40 I 04 12 2.1 1 4.1 8 10 12 88 8 49 K;i 1112 48 8 5o 8 21 1 05 8 69 4 OA 8 2.1 8 30 6 63 1 4 1.1 8 40 o 00 V 15 7 8.1 7 44 7 67 8 0.1 t 14 5 27 8 24 8 66 4 20 4 40 4 46 4 6.1 5 08 6 17 8 44 9 05 10 9 20 9 4 ill 43 0 60 6 38 10 0 2 B 10 10 82 1 S& 1 4 2 t4 S 13 45 8 06 8 2 8 60 4 14) 4 30 4 60 8 60 1 ' t 10 I 26 8 89 8 49 8 66 8 ltt 8 XV 8'M 8 Ci 4 1. 4 4 i t ADDITIONAL BKCiONP-rLASSTRAINS-Roa'BjBT No. 1,1 Oil! f'ltv fl Vi a. in.; Rrtiiaavlll. 7.20; Tarr Farm 74H; Columbia 7.66; Pet Centre x.lti; pioneer 8.40: Miller 9.26; Titusville 0.55. No. -7 Titusville 0.00 o. m.j Corry 11.20. No. 11 Oil City 11.20 a. m.; Roussvilla 11.45: Rvnd Farm 11.63: TarrBKann 12.011- Columbia 12,10; Pet Centre 12.20; MUlwr J.'ii; J itusville 2.IKJ; Corrv 4.42 n. in. No. 21 Tidioute 12.4.1 11. 111.: TrunVev- ville 1.4.1; Tionesta2.43; Oleouolis 4.Z1: Oil City 6.20. () Trains do not ston. HI Ktot onaiiriual. (t) Stop for meals. 1 rains h. B. 21 and 22 run da Ivt all .tti-r- trains daily except Sundays. N. 11. '1 rain No. 10 is an Express from Titusville to Corry. fU.VKR PA LACK BI.K F! Tl NO CAR TRAINS. . No. 4 liirect from Philadelphia without change, No. 1 chtiiige. No.o chnii go. jyo. u chango. C. J. IIEPBCRN Superintendent. Diroet to Philadulbhia wlUisut Diroct from Pittsburgh without Direct to PlttsburgU . wiUiuBt JNO. PITCAIRN. Clan'l Mausfc-er. DR. J N. ItOLAIM), of Tidioute, has raternsd to his uractica alt fir nn ik. sencenl tour months, spent in the liopi talsofNew Y'ork, whore will attend calls in his profession. tifllce in Eureka Drug Slore, 3d door limve the bank, Tidioute, Pa, inif J
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