MDMSBAY MOIIMM!, SEPT. 3, IS79.
nonouoiiuFKicEna.
ijurrrr.v--N. S. 1'ohhman,
Cnilici linen .1. S. Hood, E. E. Mntiii',
II. (.. Davit', li. Agnew, M. Einstein,
J; A. lroicr.
'Jit.iticr.rt of the Peace J.' T. I'.roiinan,
1). H. Knox.
CovntuhteW. A. inlands.
Nctmnt Director . 1J. Mav, IT. O. Da
vis, I). W. Clark, W. R. Dunn, A. 15. Kol
lj', J. T. Rroiman.
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FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Member of ChntrcHHlAU.nx Wjuith.
iMrwdl.p N. 1. tVirrcKt.KU.
J'rciident Jiul;ir,"i. D. W'htmobk.
lsoriffu Judrjcn Jos. (1. Walk, Ed
waiu Kicnn.
VrenturcrWM. TjAwnKism.
Pi'othmiolarlj, llcy inter tfc J'ccordcr, c.
JUNTIS SirAWKKY.'.
Micri(r.C. A. UANiiAT.r.. '
OjmmiMihiiiir.i-IOM JiK.nr.IW, Thaac
J.ono, 11. W. IiKPKiiun.
Oiiotf .Snju-rintendcvt IT. . S. EnocK-
VAY.
JJintrict. A'tornryW. T). TnwiN.
.try Comm itniincra C. II. Church.
I'htkii You no k.
fStuntii Nurveyar T. I). Collins.
Coroner W. C. ComruN.
County Audi torn NtrnoLAS Thomp
son, I. F. Coi'KLAwn, F. C. Laoy.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TIONESTA LODGE
JL. Ol KJ. Ji .
MEETS every Eridny r-vcninir, nt 7
o'clock, la tho Lodo Koom in l'ar
trlilKo'H Hull.
T. J. VanC.IF.SEX, X. O.
O. W. SAWYER, Kr-c'y. V!7-tf.
E. Davis,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Tionoxlii, V:.
Collections mado in this and adjoin
ing counties. '10-ly
TATK&.VAN
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Elm. Street,. TIOSE&TA , 1V1.
,T. 11. A.C37j nV,
1 r T O J2 JV J I' - AT- LA If,
TIOXESTA, l'A.
ATTENTION Sfll.UinKS!
1 have been admitted to practice ns an
Attorney in tlio J'onsioti Otiico Ht Wash
.iii'jrton, " D. C. All uilifi vs, soi.iiers, or
Haiiors who wore injured in tho Into war,
pun obtain-pensions to which they may ho
entitled, l)v calling on r addressim? mo at
'1 ioiicKlii, i'n. Also, claims for nrroarauos
r mill bounty will receive prompt nt
tontlon. Having boon over four yearn a soldier in
the lito war, mid having for a numlmr of
years engnifcil in tlio pioNoeution oi hoi
I'liors' claims, my experienco wl" assure
tho collodion of claims in tlio shortest pon
biltlotimo. .1. i. A'-iNENV.
41tf.
F. W. Hays,
A TTOKNEY AT TAW. nnd Xotvhy
V ri'BLir, Uoynol.lM Hukill t Co.'h
Uloclc, KcntM ii St., Oil City, Cu. ."'J-ly
I-.awren.co House,
pniNFSTA, I'KNN'A, "T. LAW
L REXCE. ritoi'RiKi'ou. This how
Is cnntrHlly lticiitod. JCvorytliini? now and
well furniwhod Siiporlor uccoinmodn
tioiis ami Htrict nUcntion iriven to iruonts.
VoKotahlo! :ind Fruits of nllkimU Korved
intliiMi- souson. Wiitnplo rom for Coin-
morcial Agents.
CEriTTx AL. HOUSE,
nOXXEU .v AfiXEW BLOCK. I.
J J Ainkw, Proprietor. This is n new
iiouko, and litis just licon lilted un for tho
lic.coiiimodiitioii ol tlio puliiic. A portion
of tho piitronago ol the public is solicited.
4U-ly
TIONESTA, l'A.
Offk-k Ilorna ; 7 to 9 a. m., 7 to 9 i
voilnoMdays nnd HuturUuys irom II
M. to 3 l M.
A. 15. KKLI.Y,
ma y, i'A me .e co.,
Corner of Elm t Walnut Sift. Tionesta.
liauk of Discount and Deposit.
Interest allowed on Time Deposits.
Collections madoonall theVrincipnl points
of tho U. S.
Collodions solicited.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
TJOXKSTA, PA.,
HJ. CARPENTER, . - - Proprietor.
Pictures taken'in all tho latesl stales
tho art. 2ti-t
Q1IAKLE.S UA1SK5,
. J'JIACTJOAL
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKER.
In rear of IV. urn's Blacksmith shop,
ELM ST.,
TIONESTA, l'A
THE BUCKEYE BLACKSMITH,
(W. C. WILSON)
IS permuneiilly located in tlio Roberts
shop, near Haslet's corners, whero ho
is prepared to meet all his old customers,
and as many new ones a.s feel disposed to
favor him with their custom. Hut motto
is: "Livcuiid let live."
W. C. WILSON.
Tionesta, Juno 21, 1.SV'..
SURSCRlRi; for tlio Forest Kepuhlicull
It will i .ay.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS."
Iiov. Elliot will occupy tho pul
pit of tlio l'reshytcrlati Church next
Sunday, morn'iug and evening.
Free Mcthodiat preaching in the
Universnlist Church next iSundoy
evening.
M. 10. Sunday School at 10 o'clock
n. ni., and Fresbylcrian Sunday School
at 3 o'clock p. in.
m "
Tho CouDly Commissioners are iu
Bcsriioa to-day.
S. D. iTrwio, Esq., is digging a
water well on his premises.
Jim Silhvood, tho barber, was in
town tho other day. He'd the same
old Jim.
Mr. J. T. Df.lo left for Jroutruan
yesterday, but whether to stay long or
not he could not av.
Nolh'iDg of general interest to our
readers was transacted at the adjourned
court held hero last Friday.
Sheriff Randall publishes quito a
"card" in our paper this week. It
commauces : "By virtue"- &c.
If you are not Registered, seo to
it a't nnce that your namo is on the
lis!.. To-morrow is the last day.
Margaret Hans, aged 81 years,
and partially deaf, was killed by a
switch engine at St. Marys last week.
The Tylcrsbuig boys scooped tho
Chi rioo base bnl lists ou Saturday last,
to the tune of 10 to 4. Good game,
that. 4
-You can now kill squirrels,
that is to cay, it is lawful now to kill
squirrels, If you can find tho
squirrels.
Genncase Valley Clawsoli Seed
Wheat for sale at OHtown. Samples
of this wheat cau bo eceu at tho Bank,
Tionesta, Pa. 23 3t.
A rousing camp meeting h in
progress in South Oil City at prcseut.
Largo numbers of people have bcon
attending.
Mr. A. Ilolcraan, of the popular
firm of Iloleman & llopkius, Picas
antville, dropped in to seo us one day
last week'.
This being September, or a month
with an "r" in it, why of course oys
ters V in season. For our part we'll
wait uwliile titloio ladiuging our
appetite.
--Last Thursday afternoon from
two o'clock till a quarter after, the
croquet ground opposite our oflicc was
entirely unoccupied 1 Boys dou't let
that happen again.
The Wesleyan Methodist congre
gation of Stewarts Ilun held a grove
meeting last Sabbath, which we un
derstand was quito well altouded and
enjoyed by all who were present.
Mr. AVtii . Helm of Tidiouts paid
us a pleasant call yesterday morning.
Mr. II. is largely interested in Forest
County lands; and is obliged to come
down and "see about cni" occasionally.
Miss Maggie CogaD, who has
been spending her vacation in Tio
nesti, returned to her school at Iudi
ana, Pa., on Monday niorniug. Tho
Fall term of this school begins on the
th icst.
A sort of "Prairie Schoouer"
passed through town this morning, and
Irom the appearance of heads peeping
out from under the canvas we were
led lo believe that tho old woman who
lived ia the shoe was moving.
Some Stales have the open season
t ti i i
lor an uinas ot came to commence
with September 1 1st, and close with
January 1st. Pennsylvania could-not
do a more eengiblo thing. Clearfield
Journal, That's so.
The drill wa3 started in Geo
Hunter's new well last Saturday noon,
and with no accidents the well will be
finished iu about 10 days. Geo
expects to strike heavy oil betweeu
200 and CQ0 feet.
' "Hark' Wcntworth is si ill
making improvements ou his new farm
on the Tylersburg road. Ho is now
"kicking" down a water well, ou tho
old spring-pole fashion. Nothing
short of water or China will stop bim.
The iron for lining tho prisoners'
tells has arrived and is being put on.
When the work is finished und the
prisoners aro properly caged therein it
will donbtlet-s effectually check their
persistent efforts to burn .their way
out.
A wrestling match came off
between Geo. Kerr, catcher of the
Tylersburg B. B. C.andGus Hiding
er of Lady's Mills, last Saturday, for
20 a side. Wo are informed Kerr
wou threo falls out of five. They
wrestled "side-hold."
For awhile back wo have had
numerous calls from townships col
lectors for blank tax receipts. We
have just printed a lot of these
receipts, and all who need them can
call nt cur office, or send by mail if it
is not convenient to call.
Tho closing exercises of Reid Iu-
ptituto took place on tbo 28 and 29th,
ult. This Institute, situated a
tfl
Ileidsburg, Clarion County, Ta., is
becoming very popular as an institu
tion of learning underlho manage
ment of Prof, Jno. B. Solomon.
Our borough is just now in a sad
state of affairs. lh) town council
undertook to meet Monday evening
but their efforts were in vain, only 3
members besides the burgess being
present, which did not constitute a
quorum. Ihey may "make tus rime
yet if they persevere.
One of tho plensantest little parties
of the fcaaou took place at the Central
House last Saturday night. About
40 of the little folks were present, and
for real solid, unalloyed pleasure it
took the lead of anything of the kind
that has taken place for a long time
in town.
Mr. Jay W. Waful, of Cleveland,
Ohio, has been in town for some time
past, taking orders for a new stylo of
portraits paintul iu oil. He has taken
a large number of orders nnd as he
guarantees satisfaction or no pay we
don't seo how parties can lose anything
by giving him their work. His sam
ples aro very fine.
Tho now two cent postal card will
sooj) be in general circulation. It has
two stamps one at each end and
space for two messages. The sender
writes his message on one half, the
i
return correspondent his answer on
the other. In a great mauy depart
ments of business the new card will no
doubt come in very handily.
We publihh elsewhere in this issue
a communication correcting same of
our statements regarding that Lick-
mgvillo affair published last week. It
ccciiis wo were imsiniormeu on one or
two points iu tho premises, and we
cheerfully give room for corrections
If we made any misstatements, we'll
take 'or all bflck.
Mr. A. B. Kelly has discovered a
vein of limestone near Oldtown bt
about 3 feet in thickness. The out
cropping, or tai 1, is a very fair speci
men of limestone for a fertalizer, and
i . .
irom an oiu experienced miner we
learu that the vein will be much better
as it goes into' the hill. Mr. Kelly
intends to have it thorougly opened
and tested at once. The value of
good limestone quary in this locality
could hardly bo appreciated, as all
farmers agree that with lime our lands
are as good for farming purposes as
any in tho State.
Professor Ashburner and his
assistant, Prof. Shafer, on the State
Geological survey visited this locality
lust week, getting specimens of rock
and also taking the elevations of our
hills. They were more particularly
engaged to look for coal, but have not
much faith in our county ever produc
ing much commercial coal. The hill
back of Hunters mill was fouud to be
540 feet higher' than the R. R. track.
iiiospringon uutcn Hill road was
315 feet higher ; Summit of hill on
Proper farm 560; At Kisers, 595 feet,
and W. B. Heath's was 680. Tubbs
run bill ou tho Cropp road was 610
feet.
mi .
jtuis season lias been very
prolific of mineral springs and summer
resorts, and the number of new dis
coveries in tins lino ought to inspire
new hope iu tho soul of the invalid or
pleasure-seeker. There is hardly
town within a radius of 50 miles of us
but has a mineral spring possessicg
wonderful medicinal properties, and is
blowed shj -high by the citizeus and
newspapers. inis uemg too caso
fheie U co good reason why Tionesta
should not coma in for her share of the
fun ; we have the spring good enough,
if we only had the enterprise to devel
ope it. It is situated about a half
milo up the Dutch Hill road, just
above tho watering trough, and isvey
strongly impregnated with iron ; so
strong, in faot, that a small draught
of it would make an invalid fee
entirely different, whatever that may
be. Now let some enterpriaing geniu3
gobble up tho ground surrounding this
fountain of youth, ienco it in, estab
lish a line of hacks (wheelbarrows wil
answer) from tho depot and principle
hotels, and devtlope a resort as is
resort. The undertaking would doubt
less prove rcnumerutivo to tho under
taker.
Two wceki ago we noticed the
marriage of Miss Nellie Brett to Mr.
Will Tagc, of Okan, N. Y., at the
Kent House, Chautauqua Lake. We
now learn from the Olean Times that
it is not tho esse, the report havirfg
icen started from the fact of the
couple having accompanied a party
from Olean to Chautauqua on a
pleasure trip, and the Bradford Era
laving been informed by some one
that the event had taken place pub-
ished it as a fact. Other papers
copied tha item, and wo found it in
the Titusville Herald.
Five prisoners, namely R. II.
Hondurson, John Sheridan, Frank
Sherwood, Geo. Warden aud Chas.
Russell, escaped from the Meadville
jail on Tuesday evening of last week.
The escape was made by takiuz a
stone from the wall of the building
and swinging to the ground by a rope
made from bed clothing. This is only
one among many escapes that have
been effected in the same way, aud the
consequence is the jail is severely con
demned by the citizens.
Our borough schools opened on
Monday with a very large attendance,
the largest, in fact, for several years,
there being upward of a hundred
scholars. The outlook for a ruccess-
ful term is very good, the teachers all
being experienced hands at the busi-
s, and will do their best to merit
the praise of our citizens. It is to be
hoped the parents and directors will
visit tho schools often, and thereby
encourage and assist the teachers iu
their work.
Iu the Howe murder case which
was to be tried at Franklin last week,
the prisoner ICobinson Howe, was
released on bail, and the case was con
tinued until the November term.
J?ke SaltHgivar, who was arrested
with Howe on tho charge of murder,
but wa3 afterwards discharged and
held as a witness, returned to his home
about two miles from this place last
week. He thinks Howe will bo
cleared.
"Observer" writes us a good letter
from Maricnville, but fails to sign his
real name. Great Guns ! Observer,
why under tho sun didu t you put
down your autograph. We should
have gladly inserted your epistle, as
its so seldom we hear from your sec
tiou, but it's no use : wc tvud know
who you are. Write again, but sign
your name, uot for publication, but as
a guarautce of good faith.
The new tin roof of the Court
IIouso was completed, painting and
all, last Saturday. Messrs. Jamicseu
& Pickett, of Warren were the con
tractors, and competent judgers pro
nounce tbe 10b a lirst-class one. it is
substantial as well as ornamental, and
will undoubtedly last as long as the
building itself, if treated to an occa
sionul coat of paint.
Heavy Oil in Forest County.
The Foxburg Gazette has this to
say in regard to Forest County :
From best information had, the we!
struck at Balltown.on Tionesta Creek
a few weeks since, is yielding from
four to five barrels per day. This
amount would look insignincant were
it not associated with the fact that the
oil produced is stated to be the heaviest
lubricating oil ever struck in the
Pennsylvania oil field. It is said to
be equal in value to the Mecca, Ohio
oil, which sells readily at from nine
to ten dollars per barrel.
Ihe benehts that would ensue to
Forest county from the developcincnt
of an extensive field of this kind of
oil is great. By means of it an extcn
sion of tho Foxburg, St. Petersburg &
Clarion railroad could bo built, and
that section of couutry bo opened up
so as to secure tor us coal, timber and
other products a good market.
The property owners of that portion
of the county can well afford to adopt
liberal measures, to insure the devel
opement or its valuable resources
And this onco accomplished I heir
lands, since tho beginning only
source of expense, can bo made to
yield a golden shower that will enrich
all connected with them.
Wo think this will be donu very
soon, if it is r oxburg is the natura
and only feasiblo outlet for the
products of that section. Capital here
nas indicated its willingness to aid in
bringing this about, by making
survey and locating an excellent route
for a railway that will hirmsh al
needed means of transportation. This
ouco completed tho benefits of a largo
trade will lollow. Agitate tho matter
For Boots and Shoes go to Rob
insoiifct Bonner's. Men's strong nhoes
at $1.25 to 81.75 ; Men's good boots
from f 2.25 to $1.00. Ladies, Misses
aud Children's proportionately low.
3t.
LICKINGVILLE.
E. FoKfcsT Republican:
In regard
to tho affair published in your i.ssue cf
ast week headed "War in the Camp,"
you published eonio misstatements,
unintentional ou your part, I hope.
"irst, as to using a birch, I never have
and will not unless the case be ex
tremely urgeut; I am not an advocate
of birch oil. If ext, you say "McCrackcn
had ono of the fair sex hanging to his
arm and snuggled closo to his vest pat
tern ;" he brought ono of the fair sex,
seated her, and for soma reason un
known, left her "alone in her glory,"
ike the "last rose of Bunimer," and
did not appear on tho eccne until tho
crowd were about to disperse, he and
a friend appeared to take charge of
tho aforesaid fair sex.
Sonto .of tho friendly hands that
rescued McCracken havo said since
;iad they understood tho ca;e they
would have left him to his fate, which
would have been a mild dislocation of
the necktie. There was no revolver
in tho case at all, though McCrackcn
knew ho richly deserved to have tho
light of Lickiufifville to shine through
him : and if proper justice had been
meted to him four or five years ago be
might have languished in a ward of
the Stato boarding house, admitting
his own statements to bo true, nnd
previous to making the acquaintance
of the lady in question and unknown
to her until recently. Again, the
lady's campmeeting outfit was not in
the least disarranged, as persons at
tho hotel can say where she presented
nerselt a lew minutes later "cool a3 a
cucumber," and it is good for three
years wear Bhould it not receive a
more serious encounter.
As McCracken 13 too poor to
purchase a bullet-proof suit, unless he
sells his buggy, he had better stay at
home with his mother or the Drs. may
go to mining lead cn his premises.
I- L. D.
Barnett Notes.
Our good people arenjoying thoir
usual health, and pursuing tho cvsu
tenor of their ways a3 of ynre.
Business i3 dull ; the Clarion very-
low. Blackberries have been quite
plenty, and as a consequence we have
been visited by those who, less fortu
nato than wc, havo not our luscious
fruit at home; by those who hiving
generated a superabundance of small
and other talk fouud tho hemlocks, ns
they thought, a convenient placo to
exorcise their labial, lingual, aud
focial muscles; by those who, delight
ing in the liquid blackberry, came
that they might distill and obtain it
iu its purity ; but they havo gouo and
nothing remains to tell of them but a
bark shanty hero and thero, mid a
new ong or by-word in the mouths of
our youth which is their only legacy.
Crops, generally, aro good and tho
acreage largo for our part of the
County.
Those Knights of the Road, our
Township Commissioners, let tho
building of a piece of new road at the
mouth of Coleman to Messrs. Thomp
son and Darr, who are making a good
job of tho samo and for less money
than the Township could have done it.
Our Guardians of tho cause of Edu
cation met o:i ' last Saturday lor tho
purpose of electing teachers for our
schools. We learned that only threo
were elected, there being no appli
cants for the other schools.
The good people of Claritigtou will'
hold a two-day's meeting ut that place
on Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 13
and 11. All who can attend arc cor
dially invited to bo present.
Wo are sorry lo write that J. B.
Tearsall's children aro sick with diph
theria and at last accounts wero in a
critical condition. Mr. Pcarsall and
wife hud been on a visit to tho Great
West, and Mrs. Pcarsall returned '.o
iiichardsvillo whero sho was visiting
some relatives when their children
contracted diphtheria. .Mr. Pcarsall
had remained "out west" when his
wife returned. Ho wa3 telegraphed
when his children were taken sick.
W. J. Armstrong has cheeied us
with his presence among us for some
time. He will tijon return to Mead
ville again. Wo r.re sorry to lose him
but no doubt our loss will be his gain.
By Tii k Way.
ttii" Always the Lost.
Thin Standard American I'.milcr Is until' an.l i n.l irsul tiv tli;m:oiN .f tlm very l.csi
linn il K'k I ini .iit-liool, I lie eiiiinl ' v. Ku'll cn coin aim. ii Mii.lll til iiil.i.ii.i.- t u c 1.it.Lat
b"t hMM.n In mi: iiii.il il. a I'd il lii I v I in M.i- i i!..
'h,"J!.NNti'." lst.u!il !j' I.HW i.. iulMi.il K it., li'ilim, i'iAiutl.1 u.i.l 1 ive 1'oiuiU 'inn - o'"'1'
Tho invalid find in "Dr. Lind
say's Blood Searcher" nature's great
restorer. It h Wonderful. For sale
by G. W. Bovard. 24 2t.
--My child, four years old, was
taksn with convulsion:!, straightening
out of the limbs, and seemed to bu
lifeless. I gave tome of E. K. Thomp
son's Sweet Worm lJoic!:r and she was
relieved at ouce. Druggists sell it at
25 cents a bottle. For sale by G. W.
Bovard. 24 2t.
"Sellers' Liver Pills" aro ll.Ji
secret to perfect health, long life, and
absolute happiness. Sold by all drug
gists. For sala by G. W. Bovard. 24 2:.
Xc to Ad vc rtiscmcHtSi
ruliljc notice is horchv sriven tlint John
H. Mensch, Exocutor of tho Estato oi
Henry Koilo deceased, has tiled in tin:
Heuislt r's Ofi'ico of iovest county his par
tial account in cx i u'.;i- of Mid decedent.
Also, Matthew Rortzcr. fiuardian of Su-
Rnn J. Robb, minor child of Jonathan
IvObb ueeoased, h;is filed in tho Olhco of
the Clerk of Orphans Court of said county.
ins partial account as iruanlum ol maul
minor; both of which accounts will bo,
presented to the respective Courts forcon-
nrmaiion aii'i ntknvaiice on tho 4lh .Mon
day of September next.
. J L STIS SUA W K K Y,
Pops ter and Clerk of Orphans Court.
Tionettn, Auar. 27, ls7i.
Q EOI'.iE l!LNDJJRyOJJ.
TONSORI AT, ARTIST.
Tionesta, l';i. Sho In si door south of
Lawretieo House, i'ora n ice shave, sham
noon or hair-cut call on Mr. JL lln is
Jirt-c1ain every n:-pc,-.t.
aujiG-tr.
REID INSTITUTE.
A i'ir.M ('tuna JSoinftiiiK Nrtioo! for Jtol'i
Sexes.
ROAR DIN (J, LODOINO oi TUiTION,
$2.00 I'ER WEEK'.
A complete facully of accomplished
teachers. Aradamical, formal .Commer
cial and Musical Courses.
For particulars address,
Jno. R. Solomon, A. M., Pi;iN.
Rcidt-burjc, Clarion Co., I'll,
EG ! MfliH
I take plcasuro in tcllinjr tho Sporting
Fiaternity that I havo ro-purchasod
TII 13 tiUS K1TSIXKSS
FKOM HORACE JONES, TO WHOM I
SOLD IT IN 1S71,
T AM NICELY LOCATED at my old
-I- stand, find I am prepared to attend to
all my friend i, and tho public generally,
who iioed
AHYTHIHG IS THE GUN LINE!
I bhall keep a perfect stock of all kinds of
AMBAUSIiTiON!
And all kinds of
FISHING TACKLE.
I shall also eonlinuo to handle tho
, And tho
CHICAGO SINGER SEWING MACHINE
Como and seo me. You will find mo
ALWAYS AT HOME.
Muz'o Loaders made to order and war
ranted.' fTprT'REPAIIilNG III ALL ITS
!3MNOH'G3 PROMPTLY AND
PAITHl'TJLLY 1)011 E.
13. A. I5AJLHW1N.
Ti.lioute, l'a., An?.
12, 1S7H,
CHAUTAUQUA LAKE !
The short Popular Toiit04
Pitts bur": o, Titus villo & Buf
falo, and iluil'alo, Cautauqua
Lake & Pittsburgh It'ys.
0
N AND AFTER Juno 2:5d, 170, Trains
7lOn A TVT I'ailv, (has lliroiiuh
AM J iV.iVI. omehiarrivim; atMav-
ville id: l.'i a. 11 ; I'oiti
a. in.; Fair l'uini, 11:1
C!:.liil:iliU:i, 1 1 :)'!
u. m.; Kic '...!', !:..
p. in.
IV. -VI J.ll. dav.i.rmhijMtMu.y
Ville. mi p. in.; I'oiut.t 'liaitl.iiKpia, l;l.".
ni.; Ea.r i'oini, I: ll p. lit.: Kulliilo, 7:15
p. in.
Q. . K l It Daily, except Sunday ,
.w. -w 'S 1 .1)1. ( has ihrotirrlt coach aii I
I'lillinao I'.tbu c I )i aw int;-Rooiii Car) ui -l
ivin;; al M ay i illc :"; p. i;i.; l'oiul Chan
taiii mi, b) p. in.; l-'iiir I'.niil, i::'J. p. m.;
Ililli.ilo fc:''i o. in.
i inl It I t-aii'iil-.v only, arrivi
'1.U 1 inv; -i M iy lib1, 7: in p.
lo.: I'oiut lT..et;::iiua, 7:.'" p. in.; Eair
l'oill., S;(l,i p. l.i.
Ti ins arrive at oil City (Voir, Cli.uilau
iia L.:l.c !: I i. m. (Monday only), -;h
p. in., p. ni., p. m., iuily.
J. 1.. l.l'TMA N', .
Supl., Ma) il If, N. Y.
w. a. r.AHAviN,
C ii'it' I t'ascM'-ici- Audit. Riifl'i'.lo, N. Y.
Pennsylvania Female College,
i ISTUMI, IMTl'srU IMUI.
A lil,t-el is i (.,,'(. foi- voll!('i. I'M llc.i
tional stao l 'i'd In ;.b. ;lita;; s e. iu-
plclo. Most dclbj.li'iil situation in 1 1 1 -
whohj coiuiiry. 'lerms i,itilo nuihialc.
Opens Kepi. b. Add'Vss.
Mlxs HELEN i:. I'ELLETREAl',
aui? ti-lm. A. tiiiL? I'lvsidcot..
IOI1 WORK
J VUMLICA?
neatly excclitiul at tho Rl-.-
N i Uli co
'O BAKING
choral (a ti. a. iJii