t
at
It
' -"Tli 'Sfltcftth -Ahfumf Imdituta of
Fost cpuut-f will b trrjld at Tionesta,
' COmmcrx inf on Monday, December
1st, 2 o'clock T. M and closing fin
,7T Friday evening Deo. 5th.: ' All teach
ers, school directors, and friends of ed
ucation tire coS-dlnfly invited to attend.
-'r,",T Assi-kant Efoputy Stato Superinten
dent 11. Curry will be with us during
the'greater pari of the week.
IW. W. N. Ilull.of TitUburgh will
. be 'present during the entire session,
and will giro instruction in Elocution,
Penmanship, Drawing, English Cram
mer, Gwgrnphy, Arithmetic, and in
other branches.
Teachers are requested to make all
necessary arrangements to give full
and prompt attendance. Let no ordi
nary circumstance keep you away, but
ccme prepared to take part in tlie ex
ercises, ' The Committee ou Permanent Cer
tificates will bo elected on Wednesday
afternoon.
"Directors' Day" on Thursday, 4th.
"Examinations will be lield at Tio
nesta. on Saturday, and on Munday tho
Cth arid 8th of December, commenc
ing at 9 o'clock A. M "
.- S. F. Roitree, Co. Sup't.
.vitaTothk Citizknh'ov I'KNirsrLVA'
"r ""TCix. Your attention is specially in-
vlted : o the fact that the National
iUJftakb are now prepared to "receive
f c f subscriptions to the Capital Stock of
.ihe Centennial Board of Finance.- The
i."-' funds realized from this gourco are to
- bo-employed in the erection of the
'M ' buildings for the International Exhi-
a' bition, .and the espouses connected
-.- with the same. , It is confidcutly be-
t jlifved that the Keystone State will be
. ' represented by the dame of every citi
Hen alive to patriotic oommeraorition
,of tka one hundredth birth-day of the
nation. - The ehnref of stock aro ofler
" 1 for $10 each, and subscribers will
receive handsomely steel engraved
i -i . Certificate of Stock, suitable for franv
i' i"g ni prctcrvAtion as a national
memorial.
v Interest at the rate of six per cent
ujjiim S3 pum on an pay-
ments of Cenlenial Stock from
date
of paymen t to Jan ua ry 1 . 1 876.
.. Subscribers who are not near a Na
tional Bank can remit a check or post
office older to the undersigned.
Fredk. Fraley, Treasurer,
tf, 7 ..904 Walnut St., Phila.
The -J best ''stock of Watches,
flocks. Jewelry and Silverware iu
f0il City cad Lo found at J. Wolf's,
"Centre St. Particular attention paid
the repairing of fine Watches.: Or-
ders by, mail promptly attended to.
89-iy.. :-.. ;
j"T --i8ole leather, wall paper, sausage
' jciitters, sausage. fillers' gum' shoes and
.Moose Bkin hoots at Robinson & Bon-
vet's. ,-"
s ..;-The lightest running Machine iu
.the vanid is the Grover fc Baker, at
least Baldwin, of Tiilioute says so,
-V' and be knows. J.-"'... . 4C ly
'. The Queen Clothes Wringer. Best
i .out, lit j . i Robinson & Bonner's.
Don't fail to go to Robinson &
; Banner's if you went stoves, stovepipe
j or tiware. - - ... 23-tf.
.'Yv., Marriage4 Certificates, Llauk
Deeds,. Leases, Warrants, Subpoenas,
' Summons, Executions, Warrants and
IofofKiations, for sale at this office, tf
,... t TIMBER LANDS FOB SALE.
Over two thousand acres of fine
Hemlock Timber Lands situated on
Maple Creek, near Clarington, this
. county, are fur sitle at a bargain. Part
of the lands are situated within four
miles of Clarington, on tho Clarion
., - vKiver, and would bo a fine kite for ou
' ' J -'extensive tannery and saw mills. Map
Tt4ir and particulars can be seeu by apply
,',' ' j" to the editor of this paper.
The colored address label on each
paper shows the date to which the sub
i 'seriber has paid, thus
' Thos Turner 174,
' 'signifies that Mr. Turner has paid for
:hi paper until March 1st, 1874 The
mail Jit is corrected woekly. By con-
1 suiting the address label every subscri
ber ecu tell how his account stands.
f vt Our accounts go back-no further
than the 1st of Jauuary, '73, the ac-
roujits previous to that time being
ivPU"'1'8 to l'18 Arm. The old sub
scription book is yet in our bauds, and
our receipts will be recognized by the
jpld firm,, , tf.
4 Mate money fust and honoramy,
$12.50 per day, or ; $"5 per week, by
ui uneu apply lor lerriiormi ngui,
(which are given free to ageuts,) to
tell the best; "Strongest, most useful,
; 1 ppd rapid selling St wing Machine, and
Patent Bu'ttou Hole Worker, ever used
or recommended by families, or buy
si -cue for your own use j it is only (5.
Sunt free everywhere by express. Ad-
"" diyss for particulars Jerome H.'Hud-
- "sou & Co., Cor. Greenwich &, Cort-
- andt ets.iN.Y! . 256m
SAPOLIO
tuntetilwtltnte for Soup fiir nil
Household purposes, except
washing clothes.-
SAPOLIO
for Cleaning your ltouixt will
save thp lulior of ono cleanor.
4Itp Jt n trial.
sJvior.io
for Windows Is ttettor limn
WhltliiR or Wat or. No remov
ing riiruiiim anil curpctn.
SA.POLTO
rlon l'nlnt and Wood. In fnct
tli rntire honno, better than
Soi. No Kldppinjr. Savos l
lior. You c-aii t afford to le
without it,
SAPOLIO
fur Scouring Knives la bolter
mid nlennor thun liath llrick.
Will not dcrnteh.
SAPOLIO
la better than Soap and Sand
for polishing Tinware. Height
ens without RcratohinR.
TapolkT
Toiishoa ail Iinuw and ?ovier
utoimila better than Acid or Oil
and 1 tot ten stone.
8A.pbi:ro
for Waahln Plnhea and G!as
wnro Is invaluable. Cheaper
than Soap.
SAPOLIO
removes Slaina from MarlOo
Mantle-s, Tables and Statuary,
from Hard-finished Walls, and
froin China and Poreelaln.
SAPOLIO
removes Stains and Ureaso
from Carpcta and other woven
; fabrics.
There la no one article known that will
do so many kinds of work and do tt as
well as Sapollo. Try It.
,. n new and wondorfuily eC'oo
tivo Tiolet -Soap, Jiavin-,' no
. equal iu tills country or abroad.
HAND 8APOLI(T
asanavtiulo for thn Hath, will
"reach tho foundation" of nil
dirt, opens the poros and civo.i
n healthy action aiid brUliant
tint to the skin.
Cloanses nnd Beautifies the
Skin, instantly removing unv
slniu or lili-iniali from both
hands and faeo.
Hand SAPOLI 0
is without a rival in the Vorld
for curiugor ir-vc-nK roUKh.
- - and chapping of either
bands or fae.
JfDWRO LIO"
removes Tar, I'itrh, Iron or
Ink Stains and Orease ; for
workers in Machine Shops,
Mines, Ac, 'is invaluable, lor
making the Skin White and
Soft, and giving to it a "bloom
ofbeauty," itis unsurpassed by
any Coxiuetic known.
jiaxd SAPOLIO
costs 10 to 15 conts per cake,
and everybody fchould havo it.
You will like it.
DON'T FAIL TO TRY THESE GOODS.
Buy It of your "merchant if he has it or
wul procure it for you. If not, then write
for our Pamphlet, "All about Bapolio,"
and it will be mailed free.
1'3 ii o ; li 3Io isjr'fi h'm Nonn,
20 PAltlt PLACE, X, V. '
or 231 Liborty St., Pittsburgh, To.,
eow. ll-lv
TRAL RAILROAD
ON AND AFTEK 11 P. P. Sunday May
1, 1870, Trains arrive at nnd leave the
Union Depot, corner of Wushlntou and
Liberty street, as follows:
A1UUVK.
Mall Train, 1.80 a m ; Fast Lino, 12.12 a
m Wcll'saeconimodation No. 1, 6.20 a m
Printon accommodaUon No 1, 7.60 a m;
Wall's accommodation No 2, 8.65a m jCin
oiunati express Uam; Johnstown ac
commodation 10.50 a m i Braddocli's ac
commodation No 1, 7.00 p m ; Pittsburgh
express 1.30 p mi I'a' ll'tc expross 1 .ail p m ;
Wull's accominodation No K, 2..'ifl p m;
Homewood nooommodalinn No 1,9.55 p m;
Wall's accommodation No 4, 0.50 p m;
ISriiiton accommodation Ho 2, 1.10 p inj
Way-Passcnaer 10.20 p m.
DKPAKT.
Southern expreas 5.20 a m j Pnelfio ex
proiis 2.40 a m ; Wall's accommodation No
1, 0.30a in ; Mail Train 8.10 a in ; lirinton's
accommodation 11.20 a m : Uraddock's ac
commodation No 1,5.10 p m; Cincinnati
express 12.35 p m i Wall's accominodation
N 2, 11.51 a in ; Johnstown accommodation
4.0.") p in Homewood accommodation No
1. 8.50 p in j Philadelphia express 3.50 p m;
Wall accommodation No 3.3.05 p in; Wall's
accommodation No 4, 6.05 p m ; Fast Liuo
7.40 p m; Wall's No 5, J1.0U n in.
The Church Trains leave Wall's Station
every Sunday at 9.05 a. m., roaching Pitts
burgh at 10.05 a. in. Returning leave Pitts
burgh at 12.50 p. in., and arrive at Wull's
Station ut 2. 10 p. in.
Cincinnati express loaves daily. South
ern express diuly except Mon Jay. All olh'
cr Trains daily, except Sunday.
For further information nplv to
W. II. HKCKW1TJI. Agent.
The Pennsylvania ltailroad Company
Will notsumo uny Risk for Haptmi'o ex
cept for Wearing Apparel, and limit their
r;Tonsibility to One llundred Hollai s val
ue. All baignge exceeding that a ount
in value win tie at the risk ot tne ner,
unless taken by special contract.
A. J. CAMSAl
General Superiulendent, Altoons Pa.
PITH OLE VALLEY R'Y.
fS AND AFTER- Monday, June 5, 1871,
irwns wui rnu bs ioiiows:
TRAIN3 NORTHWARD.
stations. No. 2. No. 4.
Oleopolis, 10.25um B.iVi p ni
isnnncti, ju.m - a.'s "
Woods 10.30 " 8.18 "
PratUers Mill P).:;4 " 3.10 "
PitlioleCity ll.Wt 2.50 "
TRAINS SOUTinVARD.
stations. No. 1. No. 3.
PitholoCiiv, H.40am I.Upm
1'iaiiiers jjiu k.-is 1.4s
Woods . 8.f)il " 1.6il "
ltennett. t".02 " 2.02 "
Oloonciis IMU " 2.14 "
All Trains niako close connections
at Olcopolis with liuins on the Oil I'reek A
Aiiegneny luver tsauway, jsirtu una
Sontli.
Two Lines of Stages run daily between
Pithole City, Aluicr banu and Pleasant
ville, inakingcounectiou witharrivingand
dcpartirg Trains. J.T. 11LAIH,
II. WlCKitAM, Sup t
Ticket Agent, Titbole City, Pa,
1
s5 4
167 Water Street,
GENERAL
STEINWAYA80NS,
As well as several other makes. Also
TJIvTITEID STATES OIEGKAJCTS,
TAYLOR &c -JEt,TJBTT ORGANS.
SHEET MUSIC J300ICS. and pvprvtluntr lit flirt MTTSrn TIXI u-tii1i u-tll
bo fyrpi?hcU nt llio vciv lowest uriocs.
WING AND SON,
"TIIK AJIEIUC'AX l'MXO,"
417 I3HOOMIS STREET, ST. Y.
TJ3SrSTJR3?ASSEr)
y'lfit premiums wherever exhibited Prices low for the quality Largo
prices allowed for SccotHl-haul Instruments in Exchange.
IVom Mr. Edward Hoffman, the celebrated tfanint.
I conscientiously bolicvo that yourj'iaiio is iu cvory respect a motl magnifi
cent Instrument.
'irm the "Independent."
Tho American Tiano has deservedly become a ve rv noiiular Instrument.
ilesponsilde Agents wanted for unoccupied territory. Send lor circulars
to WING A SON. 417 Lroomo St.. N. Y. 42-fim ,
IHj. A. BAT iDWIIT,
DEALEn IN
CJUXS, RUVOYEUS,
A!D ALL KINDS OK
SPORTI.UG AND FISHIflQ TACKLE,
rOCKET CUTLERY,
SCI&SOItS, et c,, if C.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
RIFLES MADE" TO ORDER
ASP WARRANTER.
Repairing Locks and Fitting Keys
A SPECIALTY.
REPAIRING
IS DHANCIIEBS NEATLY ANU
PROMPTLY COSE.
ii-tf TJDI TE, PA.
CROVER& BAKER
NKWIXCJ 9f ACIII3TISS.
Tue following aro selected from thous.
ands of testimonials of similar character,
s exprpMHinir the roanfms for the prefor-
enro of the U rover A liaknr Machines over
all others.
"I liko the Orover it Ilakpr fn
eliine, in tlio lirst nh-o, hecau.se if I lmrl
any other, 1 Hhonlii still want a (irovcr t
linker; and having a Urover A Baker it
aiiHwers the purose of all the rest. It
does a greater variety of work and iHOasicr
to ieam than any other," Mrs, J. C. Cro
ly (Jenny June)
"I have had several years' expe
rience with a drover A Baker Ma'-hino,
which lias toven me irrc.it wiiiMliu'tion. I
think the 'Urover liaker Machine in mure
easily managed, and lews liable to get out
oi orucr. i pruler tne urover iV Jiakerdo
cidodlv." Mrs. Dr. Watts. Now York.
"I have hail ono in my family for
some two years; and t join what 1 know
of iis workings, and from tho testimony of
many in ni.y inciuis w hi) use ine H.inie, X
can hardly sue how anythingcould ho more
complete or give hotter satisfaction."
Mrs. Uen. drant.
T. J. VAN CJIESEX, Agent,
Tionesta, Pa.
Tla Republican Oitlce
KEEPS constantly on hand a largo as
sortment of lilank Duods, Morlgagos,
HuhixenaH, Warrants, Siamiiuiis, Ae. to
be sol;! benp for easb. tf.
BOOKKEEPINO MADE EASY. Every
clerk and merclmnt can learn at once.
Book mailed, 60c. it. Gouhiing Bryanl.
Bulialo N. Y.
HIE!
Meadvillo, Pa.
AGENT FOR
CIIICKEKINO & SONS.
ASU IHE
" WM. II. BRADBURY
PIANOFORTES,
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wiLLlAMhl'OUT DK'KI.VSON SOINAKY,
WILLTAMSPORT, PA.
Por hoth sexes. Established 25 year.
SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES
in every Hepartnient of Culture. Send for
Catalogue. Arrange early for rooms.
Fall term begins Aug. UHtli.
V. LEE bPOTTSWOOl), 1). I).,
15-ft l'resident.
lOil WORK neatly executed at this office
hi reasonshle rales.
A FAMILYARTICLE.
Agentn nialo f 12..M) per day, S7.1 per week.
AN ENTIRELY NEW
SEWING machim;
For Dorrmotlc Uso.
ONLY TIVE EOT. LARS,
mi llio ,ov l ament
BUTTON HOLE VOR'CCr?,
1'alentA-d J one 'iVtli, 1S71,
AWARliKD Till" 1'IKST I'ltlCMll'M AT
THIS AMERICAN lNSTflU CU
AMI
MARYLAND INMITIUTE PAIRS, 1SV1.
A most womlerml and clcgai'tly con-
sirueicii Mpwtnv .Wm-hltip Tor lainllx work.
t-ompiPio in all Its Parts, I'ses the .straight
i .j ..in,, ,, :cc(iie, hcii irea'ling, iln cct
ui'i'ight Piisitive Motion, new tension self
feed and cloih linidcr, Onenilca hv wheel
Hiid on a talile. Light running. 'Smooth
nnd noiseless, lii0 all good h'gh-prieed
luncmnrs. Ji as l atent Cheek to )revrnt
iiraniin i nniiK iiiroeii mo wronsr wnv.
Uses tho thread direct from tho" spool
Makes tho elastic lock stitch, linost nnd
strongest stick l.nown ; lirm,diirahle, clo 0
and rapid. Will do all kinds of worn,
lino nnd course, from cambric to houvv
eloth or Leather, nnd uses nil descriptions
of thread. This Machine is hoavilv eon
stnmted to givo it strength; all the parts
of each Machine bring made alike by ma
chinery, nnd heantirull v Mulshed ninfoni i
liienled. It U very ca.,y to learn. Rapid,
smooth and silent in operation. Reliable
nt nil limes, nnd a Practical, KiMentiilc,
Mechanical Invention, nt greatly reduced
Prioe. , . ,
A. good cheap family sewing Pmchino nt
Gist, rholirstaud oldv success in pi
duciier n.valunb!o, Bubstantial and ivlm
hlo low prli-ed Sewing Mac hine. It ex
treme low price reaches ail condition, lis
simplicity and strength nd-ipis it o all
capnuities.while its nmnv merits made ir a
universal favorite wherevir used, and
(rentes a rapid demand.
it is Ai.t. it is r.mojiMKsmn.
I can cuoerlully and ponlidentlv reeoin
mend its use to those vio are vanting a
really good fciewinjr Machine, t i dw
prlee. Mrs. II. J1..I A'MLSON,
.' Peotone, Will CoaniV, 111.
Pilee of each nin.'hine. "Clnss A."
"One." (warranted for live vearnl.vsieciid
eertilieato,) Willi all the lixiiires, and eve
rythiug -ompl te beb-n -Iti to it, Inehitl
Ing Self threading needle, packet In ,rt
strong wooden bus, and deiiveied to any
part of tho country, liv express free 6r
fnrUier charges, on reevlpt of price, nnlv
l'iyp Dollars. fr;0 delivery gnaranlctMl.
W ith each Much:iittU i;i k..ih1, on re
ceipt .f 91 extra, the now pat.'nt
HUTION HOLE WORKER
Or.C "f tlie most liiiortaut ana u.selul ii-
ventiona i i.'iH age. o siniplo and coi
tain, that a child" c:n work tho tinest but
ton hole with regularity and case. t:trnnp
nnd beautiful. ' ' ,
Mnecial terms, nnd extra indiieemenis to
Male ami Pemale Agents, store keepers,
Ac, who will establish agencies through
tho noun try and keep our new machines
on exhibition and sa'.o. County Bights
given to smart agenls free. Agent's com
plotoutlit, f urn i. ihe I wilhnut nnv extra
charge. Samples of newing, deserlptive
circulars containing terms, tebtiinonials,
engravings, Ac, Ac., feuiil (roe. Wo nl.so
supply . i ,
AURICt'LTfRAT, IMPLKMEN9. ,
lyatest Patents and improvemaius for
tho l'lirin and Garden. " Mowers, Reapers,
Cultlvat'.rs, Peed CuUeiv, Harrows, Parni
Mills, Planters, llarvestors. Threshers
nnd nil nrtleles noedisl for Parni work.
Rare Keels In largo variety. All Money
soiitin PostOflico Mhijb.v Oiders, ilaiilt
Irufls, or by Express, will lo at our rink,
and aro perfectly secure. Salo delivery oi
nil our goods guarantied.
"An old and responsible firm that sell
the best gisds at tho louc-it jirice, and ran
be ivlioj upon byonrreadors.". 1.1' aruuM's
Journul, New Yoi k.
Not Risponsibp for Registered T.ettirs,
Addrrss, JEROME 11. Ilt'DSON A CO.,
Corner (..'recinvith A CorUandt Sis,, New
York. ii-Om
D. W. CLA21IC,
(COMMISSIONKll'S l.'l.K'UK, FOKlIS I' CO., PA.)
HEAL 2ZK T A Til Ad-BXT.
HQVSVji nnd UM for Male aittl UUN'p
Wild jnds lur. Sale. 1.
I have superior facilities for aicei tuining
the condition of taxes und tax deeds, Ac,
and am therefore ipialitled to act intolli.
gently us agent of thoso livlii'r at a dis
Uincp. owning lands in the Ciunty.
oH'.co in Commissioners i'.ooin, Court
House, Tio:ula, l a.
. D. W.CLARK.
BLUai & 'RECK,'
.' AND .
WAGON- II AK CHS,
Corner of Church and Elm Streets,
TIONESTA IJV.
This lirm is prepared to do nil work in
Its lino, and ill warrant everything done
at their sleeps to give satisfaction. Par
ticular attention given to
flivethum a trial, and ycu will not ro
uret it. lU-ly.
tElJ7EEKLTsUfj7
ONLY $1 H YEAR. 8 PAGES.
The licit FamUy VVtpcc. Tho Weekly N.
Y. Sun. 8 pages, jit a vear. Send vour
Dollar.
The- Host Afiiicidtural Pfpfr. The'
Weekly N. Y. Hun. S pages. $ a year.
Send your Dollar.
Tho r.cxt Polith ul iW,w.Tho Weekly
N. Y. Sun. Independent and Pailhliii.
Against Public Plunder. 8 pa;;e. f 1 a
year. Send your Dollar.
The rat Xcu-ijHi.-uf.'Vlio Weekly N.
Y. fiiui. 8 pages, f 1 a yuar. Send your
Dollar.
11(11 All the A'e .. Tho Weekly X. Y.
Sim. S pages, flayear. Send your Dol
lar, The llextSior, Taper. -Tho Weekly N.
Y. Sun. Spaces, $1 a year. Send jour
Dollar,
The Tlexl fuxhinn Hcjior's In tho Weekly
N. Y. Sun. a xagus. fl a year, t-eiid
yotli- Collar,
The Hext Market Urur.rtu in tho Weekly
N. Y. Sun. 8 pages, f? a year. Send your
Dollar. .
The llext Cattle HejmrtH in (ho Weekly
N. Y. Sun. 8 pngos. fl a year. Send your
Dollar.
The. Ilext I'ujier in freer) Jlexpeet. The
Weekly N. Y. rtuu. 8 pages. Jl a year.
Send vour Dollar.
Addriss, Til E S'l'N, New York Cj'ty.
nsmsivsvivsssp Bt "thssct,
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runr IJiltcrs :iro :i ptml eiret;ili!o
j'lepiiinlioii, in. lilt; thieily f.(i:n l!m un
live hoibs I'otiud on llio lower raii'.res of
tl4o S icn .i Nev:ul:t liiotint.'this of Calil'or
tiia, llui medicinal properties' nf wiiieli
tut: cMiMi-U'd l liei cliotii viiilmiipthe its,)
f Aicii'io!. 'J'lio ipieMimi is u'loi'.'t
ilaily ii .ked.Ti iiat in llte'cintrfe of rim
t:il'iiv:il!e!eil "titvc;.-4 of VlNbiiAl: Ufl
I t-.K.s f Our answer is, thtil they icnmvo
Ihe rtuise nfili.sc-i.ee, mid lite ptilieitt re--,
covers liis licaliii. 'llicynie ihogtcul;
bluoil Ji-ii ilici-mid a lii'f-gii iiv; prilieiplc.
a I'ci iect Keiiovtitoi- sunt l:n i-m-.tlur
of the Msient. Never belove in th.)
l-.i.-.biiy ef' II, u wufi, 1 It. is ti IsHitii-rtLi; hce.i
Cutnii, .in, .!rd (iii..e.,iHu-. t!m ivmai'Kiilila
-.i,'iiilie.s el Vixi:i.ii liriTKiis in hi'iiliinr ili.t
sick ef every liicnp intra is licir tn.- T!trv
iMii a (tl".'.:!j Purp.itivo a.. a a Tui".
rulitivint: Coiuii:tie:i er Inlhuiunniioii el'
llio Liver . :il i.-vcral Oi irnm in iiiiiuas
lHenses i
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Tryonvillo
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K
Miller l'arm
Slmller
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Tarr 1 arm .
Kynd I'Hriii
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McCllutock
All,
Oil Cily
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t:aglo KocK
President
TiomtNtu .
Hickory
Trnnkeyvinc
Tiiiiouto , .
Irviiieloii
APPITK NAT. ' CoXn-n.As.s TH.IINS SOf'1 II'.
No. 111. Titusville ,I0 p. in.; Milinr 2..H
Pioneer 3'.1j Pet Centnj S.fl'l; Coliimbltt
1,1.1; Tarr Kami r.vud l'arm 4,67;
Pousovillea,."..44;; Oil t ily .V'l.
Nu. ti Cm ry 11,15 n. in.; 'i itimvill" 8.1;;
Miller I ni'tM ti.vS: Pet Centre !.4'4: Colmu'
bin li'.bt; 'I'air l'arm 0,ls: lived Kami
IO,'J7i Roiisrvil'.p 10,:'.j; Oil Cili;il,0a ,
.iu. ia. in i cniie i,z.s p. in.; ( iimnl'li
LMi; 'Jarr l'arm -,o.; lt.vnd l'lirin 'J.K'y
isooseviiio ."..'o n ( i;va,oo.
No. -Ji Oil Cify O'.O" n. m.j Oleo'i .
T.-.", Tionesta c.'il ; Trunkev villo 10. t
Tidiouloll.il. .
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STATIONS;
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Tidloulo 'I'ruiikuy viilo
1 1 iekory
Tlonesia v
President
Kalo P.ock
Oleojiolis
a n
Oil City
l)E
McClintoek
KousovillA
llynd Kurin
Tarr I-'nriu
Columbia
All
Pet Centro
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Pioneer
Shaller
Miller l-'arm
A'.l
Titusvillo
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Hydotoivn
'I'ryenvillo
Contrevillo
C lynden
Spuitansbui't;
Cony
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AIlUrrlOSALSKCONll-l l.A.SSTItAlXS NOll'Wt'
No. 11 Oil City fi.5.1 a. in.; Itousevilla
7.20; Tarr Farm 7.40; Coluiubla7.il..; Ptt
Centre M0; Pioneer 8.40; Miller 11.2;'
Titusvillo 11.55.
No. 7 Tiiiist illo 0.00 a. in.; Corry 11.2.1.
No. 11 Oil City 11.20 a. in.; Koiisevillo
11.4.1; Pvnd Parm 11. .1.1; TarrKarm VIM;
Columbia 12,11); Pet Cenlro 12,1-0; Milinr
1.2".; Titusville 2.li(l; I'orry 4.42 p. in.
No. 21 Tidioute 12. 1.1 p, in.; Trunkev
villo 1.41; Tionesta 2.4:1; pfcopoliu 4.2.1; (ii
City .1.20. . r w
() Trains do uot stop. ("J Stop uiMJIuil.
(J) Stop lor meals.
Trains 5, II, 11 and 22 run daily ; all ttiier: ,
trains daily except Sundays.
N. IU Train No. I'J is ail Kxpress from
Titusville to Corry.
hll.VKK I'AI.AeK SI.FI'l'INn C.tn TBAlMi.
No. 4 Direct from Philadelphia without
cnange.
No. 1
ehiurne.
No. 5
liirout to rhiiailulphia without
Diroet from I1ttslnrgh tvilhout
ehsiifio.
i
No. 0
Direct to PillhljuryU willcul
ehanire.
C. J. IIKPLUP.N
biipcrintcndent.
JNO. PITCAI1IN.
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l-ii.l to t i4 1.......I ;.., ..o.... .... ni.
sen"p(, four months, spent ill llm Ho p;.
talsof.Ncw York, whom l. will t.,.
calls in his prolirsMion.
Ollieo iu i'ui-cKa; Jirupr Stor'e, ;id tlnor -ibuvethe
bank, Tidi'inle, 1'a. jt.ii
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