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editor.
Wednesday MORMNG, MAY 6, 1S80.
REPUBLICAH STATE TICKET.
ron srrriKME juix;,
HEITIlY GHEEN,
of Northampton County.
Tort AUDITOR GKNERAL,
JOIIN;A. LEMON,
of Blair County.
ILI1. - - -- -' -
Announcement.
Our torms for announcements w ill be :
Conpress. &20 ; President Jude, $20 ; As
sembly, $10, Associato Judge, ?10; Treas
urer, $S. In no case will an announce
ment appear when the cash does not ac
company tho name. Thi rule will not be
broken in favor of anyone.
PRESIDENT JUDGE.
We are authorized to announeo that
WM. I. imOWN, of Warren, will lw
candidate at the ensuing election for the
rimeo of President Judge of the judicial
district composed of tiio counties of Elk,
Forest, and warren, suhjoct to tho decis
ion of tho Republican convention of the
district.
April 27, 1880.
CONGRESS.
We are authorized to announce Major
HENRY WETTER, of Clarion county, as
a candidate for Congress in this District,
nub.ject to the action of the Republican
Convention of the district.
We are authorized to announce Gen.
HARRY WHITE, of Indiana County, as
a candidate for Congress in this District,
subject to the action of tho Republican
Convention of the district.
ASSEMBLY.
We aro authorized to announce E. L.
DAVIS, ESQ., of Tionesta borough, as a
candidate for Assembly, su eject to Re
publican usages.
We are authorized to annnounco GIL
TiERT JAMIESON, of Tionesta Town
ship, as a candidate for tho nomination of
Assembly, Bubjcct to Republican usages.
ASSOCIATE JUDGE.
We are authorized to announeo Hon.
EDWARD KERR, of Harnett township,
ns a candidate for the nomination of Asso
ciate Judge, subject to Republican usages.
We aro authorized to announeo AMZA
rURDY, of Green Township, as a candi
date lor tho nomination of Associate
Judge, subject to Republican Bsagcs.
COUNTY . TREASURER.
We are authorized to announce N. S.
FOREMAN, of Tionesta borough, as a
candidate for tho nomination of County
Trcasuror, subject to Republican usages.
OUR STATE CAPITAL.
The Democrats at Loggerheads
"We n Have TMden op Blood"
Harmony Finally Re
stored Account of '
the Convention,
&.C., &c.
IIarrisburg, Pa.,' April 30, '80.
Every Irain that reached this tem
porary Mecca of the Pennsylvania
Democrats on Tuefday, bore hither
its quota of the hetorogeous assem
blage that gathered in the Opera
House on Wednesday at noon for the
purpose of giving the Democrats two"
State candidates and two national can
didates to vote for next November.
The convention properly is composed
of 241 delegates, and tbey have the
benefit of the advice, counsel and
efforts of a still larger number of that
clas3 which is even of more import
ance than delegates in a convention,
the men who shape conventions.
Philadelphia, owing to the magni
tude of the fight which distracts that
portion of the Democracy that dwells
within her environs, U.rns up with
very much larger representation of
etatesmau of high and low degree than
comes from any half a dozen other
counties, excluding Alleghaney, which
also enjoys a Kilkenny love feast. Oo
the one side we have Lewis C. Cassidy,
George McGowan, Thomas J. Barger,
William M. Singerly, John M. Camp
bell, Samuel Joseph?, Edward Flood,
and other heavy weight "regulars.
On the other side, Mr. Randall,
' 'Squire McMullin, Edwin A Pugh,
"Leonine Vaux, and pretty much all
there is ot the District Attorney's de
partmeut in Philadelphia, including
the "Kid." During the day the pros
pect seemed to bristle with fights, for
the reason that the rank and file from
Philadelphia were not aware of the
little arraugetnent that was set up last
week between the leaders on either
fide. This is the compromise which
was that tho Philadelphia fight fchoul
ho disposed of by the admission of
both teU of delegates to the conven
tiou. Ostensibly ..this little game was
iu tho interests of harmony in the
party: realiv, it is Ion; rull'mir nl
rouud, with Wallace and Lis interests
. loft almost wholly out of the calcula
tion.
Mr. kaudall by this means would
htcure an important advantage in two
ways. It would make anything like
his defeat in the couveutjon impossi
ble, and it would give the "new move
ment" iu Philadelphia a new lease of
lite, as the Vttqx people -would have
secured equal recognition with the
regulars bci'orc the State Convention.
The oilier profits of the proposed pnrt
nerhip flro ihn.ce which nro to be fp
cured by the lenders of the regular
wipp. Mr. Crtssidy and his associates
obtain the support of llnndall for
their candidacy as delegates to the
National Convention, thus giving them
clear titles thereto.
The caucus held at Bolton's Hotel
On Tuesday evening, upset all calcula
tions by rejecting the form of compro
mise advanced, and there was another
grand war of words. Around the sa
loons the discussion becoming more
hearted, blows were indulged in And in
come cases the revolver was brought
into use. At present only one man
has been shot though quite a number
have badly damaged countenances.
Considering the class, the proportion
of causualities is quite small. The
rush to get iuto the contention on
Wednesday was terrible, and quite a
number were relieved of watches and
other valuables during the scramble
for seats.
Previous to the meeting of the con
vention an amicable agreement had
been come to by Messrs. Randall and
Wallace, which resulted in the ap
pointing ef a committee to settle the
difficulties relating to contested seats
and factious fights. No business was
done on Wednesday at all, however,
as the convention had to await the
report of the committee which was not
presented until the reassembling on
Thursday morning, which occurred at
9 o'clock. All the difficulties had
been settled and everybody appeared
to be in a good humor. Randall and
his followers being specially pleased,
they having cartied the day. Her
rick, whom it was thought would have
no opposition, was beaten on first bal
lot by C'd. Rob't P. Dachert, of Phil
adelphia, for the nomination of Audi
tor General, while Geo. A. Jenks, of
Jefferson county, was made the nom
iuee for the Supreme Judgship.
To day the Riot Bribers were par
doned, and this p. m. left for their
homes. This action was taken on ac
couut bf an opinion by Att'yGen.Gil
bert, who said the statute did not pro
vide the severe penalty imposed, and
agreed with the rest of tho board that
in consideration of (he severity of tho
sentence ine prisoners should be re
leased but not restored to citizenship,
and that they should pay the costs of
prosecution and the fines imposed.
Mr. ltumberger, one of the defend
ants, who was threatened with insani
ty, is considerably improved, and
topes are entertained of his ultimate
recovery.
Warren.
Pardon of the Bribers.
The board of pardons met at IIar
risburg on Friday last, April 80, to
consider an application for pardou of
Kemble and others. The Attorney
General rendered an opinion that the
imprisonment pait of the sentence was
illegal, citing decisions of the supreme
court in similar cases. Ihe board
unanimously decided to. remit the sen
tences of imprisonment leaving the
fines, costs and disqualifications of
citizenship as they were imposed.
Public sentiment will no doubt justify
this action of the Board. Law and
justice hare been asserted in the most
positive way, and to release these men
after the sentence of imprisonment to
the penitentiary has been pronounced,
can in co sense be regarded as thei
vindication, but is simply an act of
mercy. Ihe moment they were lodged
behind the grated doors of a prison
cell, the majesty of the law had asser
ted itself. Of the five men there is
only one of whom there is any reason
to fear that the lessou taught will fail
to be effective, and that is the pro
fessional legislative corruptionist IV
troff, who has twice before been ad
judged guilty of corrupt practices by
the body which he bus for a number
of years disgraced. The question
whether clemency should or should
net be exteuded rested entirely with
the four men who constitute the board
ofpardous or perhaps it might be
more propor to say two of thesa four
men, namely, Attorney-General Pal
mer and Lieut.-Gov, Ktone, who stood
up like men in defuuse of justice and
impartial administration of the laws
wnen they deleated thb granting of
previous pardons. The action of these
to olliciald now will be accepted as
promoted by pure and honest motives.
1 he sentence was a very severe one
the severest the statutes would
allow and was a surprise to. every
body. There is, of course, a diirerauce
ot opinion as to how much of the sen
tence they ought to undergo, but we
think all will be satisfied with the
action of the Board, nfd cprrinlly
General Palmer and Licm.-Gov.
Stono. As ono of our exchanges puis
it: "They are men who have been
honored by their fellow townsmen.
Society will not be endangered by
their freedom. So we say let the
Board of Pardons liberate the prison-
ersifthcy see fit, and then let the
first newspaper man who is withoutsm
cast tho first stone."
New Books.
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on good paper, and are handsomely
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catalogues to all who mav desire them.
One of the latest publications or the
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is an edition of the Adveutures of Don
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TRIAL LIST.
Protiionotary's Offtcb,
Korkst Co.. Pa I
Causes set down for trial In tho Court of
Common Pleas of Forest County at May
Term jnw:
No.Tr. Yr
1 A. A. Hopkins vs. Horaco
Wilkins 20 May 80
2 J. II. NieodemuB vs. W. A.
Nieodemus 21 Mav P0
3 Cnas. Starrow vs. Eli Berlin 80 Hep. 70
4 Kdward Jones etalys. John
Peterson et al 22 May 78
5 J. K. Blaine vs. ITenry Swag-
Bart f Feb. 70
B J. A. Neill vs. Byron Landers 10 May 79
7 Amirew welter et al tor use
vs. r. ii. niusiei et ai vi -ay ti
8 Jacob P. A Inner Trustee vs.
Ijoonard Agnew et al 3o May 79
v ianey imwsnn vs. waraii
Ann Palo
10 W. J. White vs. O. Sham-
burs;
11 C. J. Harris vs. Jocks
Township
12 Peter Herl'ron vs. J. E. Me-
Cutchoon
13 II. i. Tinker & Co. vs. B. J.
Keid, Fxecntor
14 C. M. Frisbeo et al vs. John
Kinnear et al
19 Sep. 79
20 Dec. 79
36 Sep. 79
23 Deo. 79
15 Feb. 80
3 Doc. 79
8 Dec. 79
13 r. w. Ellsworth et al vs.
Frank Garvcv
10 Cascado Petrofeum Land As
sociation vs. T. I). Collins
et al . 49 Sep.
17 S. If. Haslet vs. Seldon
Whitman 23 Sep.
18 Tho Com'lth of Pa., etal vs.
Henry Winegard et ul 65 Sen.
19 G. Shamburg vs. Wes Hays 1 Feb.
J. SIIAWKF.Y, Prothonotary
Tionesta, April 28, 1S80.
79
79
79
80
License Notice
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing license amilications have been tiled in
tho Clerk's Oftice and will bo presented to
the Court of Quarter Sessions at May
Term, jssu :
William Lawronco, Hotel, (Lawrence
House) iionesta Jioro.
Henry Setley, Eating House, (Scott
House) I'agundus.
John Woodcock, Hotel, (Neillcburg
liotei) rueuisourg.
Attest : JUSTIS SJIAWKEY, Clerk.
Tionesta, April 20, 1880.
Howe Twp. Auditors' Report
FINANCIAL STATEMENT of Road
Commissioners of Howe Township,
sorest ixiunty, fa.
Amount of orders outstanding at
settlement of April 14. 1878....81.210 05
Amount of orders drawn tdnce 1,078 00
Total amount orders outstanding 2,288 9,r
CONTRA.
By amount Township Orders re
deemed bv tho Treasurer of
Howe Township 1,4157
Total amount or orders outstand
ing this date 844 38
We the undersigned Auditors of Howo
Township, having examined tho account
ot the Jtoad Commissioners of Howe
Township, find the same to be cor
rect.
lrAT A T T T T7" T T-
4VTHDVV ni.'fi' f Auuuors.
Brookston, l'a., April 12, 1MSP.
ROaD COMMlSSIt NERS of Howe
Township in account, with M. M. Sey-
uoit, lownsnip Treasurer.
April 14, 1K7V), by couh on hand as
per last settlement 1 00
June 18, '7'J, by cash ree'd from
W. M. Lindsoy, Esq., Admin
istrator of David Graham, De
ceased, late Treasurer in set
tlement amount due Town
ship from Graham as per set
tlement this date 43 95
Juno 24, '79, by orders on County
Treasurer Nos. 1 to 5" inclu
sive, dated June 10, 170, ree'd
from County Commissioners 1.3U9 G2
1,444 57
IONTRA.
April 12, '80. to Township Orders
paid to date 1,444 l7
a the unuersigned Auditors of Howe
Township, having examined tho account
of M. M. Seybolt, Treasurer of Howe
township, find the samo to he correct.
Avriii.vv l.ViAr- Auditors.
Dated Brookston, Pa. April 12, 1880.
IOU WOltK neatly executed at tho RE-
PUBLICAN Oilico
AHMQUuCEEVl
W. BIT1IIB
Would rospocfully return his acknowl
edgements to the poople of Forest Co. for
their very liberal patronage bestowed up
on him at his lnte Auction Sale, fie would
further announce that, actuatod by tho be
lief that the true interests of tho County
will 1)0 promoted by an establishment at
which goods can bo had at as low prices as
any whero in tho State, he has
BEMOYED
TO THE
IMUTRIIHir. RVILDLAO,
whore .ho Is now opening a
Now & Varied Stock of Goods.
All are Invited to call although perhaps
not in iimuodiuto want of anything. In
Ida now stock will bo found many desir
able goods, such as
Turkey Red, Solid Blues, Brown and Car
dinal Prints. Amoskeg Ginghams,
Shirting Oingham and Calicos; Choicost
Shirtings, Cottonudes, Kentncky Jeans,
Lonsdale, Cambri: and fiuo Muslins.
GERttiNTOWS S tSflXODY WOOLS,
Ladies' Solid- Color Hose,
Smoked and Pearl
Cloak Buttons,
Jet A Gold Mixed
Dreaa Buttons,
Crocket Hooks.
LACES IN GREAT VARIETY
Torchon,
Valenciennes, ' '
Brolonnoand
Cluny Lacos.
HAMBURG EDGINGS & 1NSE11TINGS.
In Glassware,
he will this week open two hundred
dollars worth of the Choicest
ENGRAVED WARE,
Something far in advance of arythlng he
has heretofore brought to this County.
His stock of
G- IR, O OBBIBSi
is complete, ami it will be his aim to keep
everything of tho best. A visit to his
establishment will bo of interest to all.
OEO. W. PITH RIDGE,
Fartridgo Building,
Jan28 80 Tionesta, Pa.
THE GREAT CAUSE
HUMAN MISERY .
Jus) Published, in a Scaled Envclopt.
iVice mx evnls.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment
and Radical cure of Seminal Weakness, or
Spermatorrhea, induced by Kelt-Abuse,
Involuntary Emissions, Impotency, Ner-
vovs Debility, and impediments to Mai
riage generally ; Consumption Epilepsy,
and Fits; Mental and Physical Incapacity,
Ac Uy ROBERT J. CULVERV
velX;
M. D.. author of the ''Green Book." Aa.
Tho world-renowned author, in this ad
mirable Lecture, clearly proves from his
own experience that the uwlul consequen
ces or Soit-Almse may be ctlectuaHy re
moved without medicine, and without
dangerous surgical operations, bougies,
instruments, rings, or cordials ; pointing
out a mode of cure at onco certain and
ellectuai, by which every sutierer, nn
matter what his condition may be, may
euro huuscii cheaply, privatel, ana radic
ally.
V4 TV'-i lecture will prove a boon, to
thousand to thouxawl.s.
Sent, under seal, iu a plain envelope, ti
any address, on receipt of bix cents, or
two postage stamps.
Address tho Publishers,
THE CULVER WELL M EPICAL CO
11 Ann St., New York ; P. O. Box, 4r.M5.
VAU'A.HI.K '1 iM
. M'' The is in li'i
nrv M illiT, of Went,
"ill sc! '. I'V pub.lc
sulc nl I hi r,x'!iiui';" 1 1 1 'I in l tin cuv of
1 ,Miic:iMor, oil Ml IN MA Y, MAY 10, is'-Jil,
( lie following described Timber nud Oil
Lanhs to w it :
No. 1, A TRACT OF SIS ACRF.H OK
IiAN I), siluHto in Pine Ornve township,
cotinty of Vcnsni'o, Slntc of Pennsylvania,
known a Tract No. 2,(7H. A part of this
land has boon for some timo under culti
vation, and the balance is covered with
tprouts. The tract lies in tho heart of the
o.l region, wiihin nine mile oi on i ity,
and from its location and appearance, it i
mipjiosed to be valuable as oil land. It I
well situated as regards roads, wittiemontH,
schools, etc.
No. 'I, A Tit .AC T Oir 1,100 Al'HlvS Or'
TIM11KU IjANI), Kit unto in Jenks town
ship, in tho county l Forest, in the .State
of Pennsylvania." This tract in densely
covered with hemlock, cherry, asi, and
maple timber. It Is situate about two
miles from Marion, the former seat of ,jua
ticoortho county, and about six mile
from tho Clarion 'Hi ver. Tho locaMon of
this tract makes it very deslrablo for lum
bering purposes.
Tho aliovo nronertv lielonurs to tho as
signed estate of llonry Miller and Kliza
Miller, executrix ot the will ot Samuel
Miller, deceased, ns tenants in common i
and tho one undivided one-half thereof
belonging to tho assigned estate, or tho
whole interest w'll bo sold, so as to accom
modate purchasers.
tHio to commence nt 3 o.clociv r. iu., ot
said dav, when terms and conditions of
sale will bo made known by
II. X. WtKNEMAN,
Assignee of Henry Miller.
PROCLAMATION.
Witfreas. The Hon. L. P. Wetmore,
President Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas and Quarter Sessions in and for
the county of Forest, has issued his pre
cept for holding a Court of Common Pleas
Quarter ."sessions, vc, at Tionesta, ur
the County of Forest, to commence en tho
third Monday of Mav next, being the
17th dav of Mav 1880. Notice is tliercifo-e
given to the Coroner, Justlcesof the Peace
and Constables ot said county, that incy oe
then and there In their proper persons nl
ten o'clock. A. M.. of said dav. with their
records, inquisitions examinations and
other remembrances, to do those things
which to their olllces appertain to bo done,
and tothyse who are bound in recognisance
to prosecute airuinst tho prisoners that aie
or snail no in me inn oi r orest county, inut
they be then and there present to prosecute
against them as shall bo just. Given un
der in v hand and Heal this 10th day oT
April, A. P. 180,
J. A. llilAl.lj, Huorill.
Auditors' Report of Jenks Twp.
ROAD COMMISSIONERS in account
with Jenks township, for tho year end
ing April 12th, 18K.
To ain't of Tax levied for
road purposes 82,235 03
By ain't exp'ded on roHdsSl.O.") 49
' no luuir I'llnrU y:l OO
44 44 for Auditors
iV. stationery 12 20 -
44 4 4 for publish
ing report... 24 00
4 44 fir if AtTv fin fi.ri Ul
44 44 for court ex
penses 112 03
4 44 for Commis
sioners serv'ai 00 60
44 44 for Commis
sioners Clrk 22 flfl
. v2,00l 34
Duo township $ 253 74
GEORGE ELDRIDGE, Treasurer, in ac
count with Jenks township.
April 14. 1871). ree'd from .
former Treas'r $ C 23
Aug. roo'd from Co. Com
missioners l.liua 41
April 12, 1880. by ain't
vouchers prouucea..,$l,o.:i 4J
By ftm't porchntago 48 73
balance 49
$1,073 0t ?1,G73 64
Wo hereby certify that wo have exam
ined the above accounts and tind them
correct as n'love statwl.
J. B. SCHHECENGOST, ) Allditor8
J. T. Rt.SE. i Audltor8-
Attest: J AMES A. SCOTT,
Clerk.
Wf,l. SiVSEARBAUGH & CO.,
(one door from G. W. Bovard'M.)
GENERAL and FANCY
GBOCBBIES.
TEAS A SPECIALTY.
Terms STRICTLY CASH, or Exchange
for Butter, Fggs, Rags, Hides,
Furs and Poultry.
EGGS & POULTRY A SPECIALTY.
Agents for the Improved
HOWE SEWING MACHINE,
a Standard and Reliable Machine
Our Motto:
4'Firt Class Goods at Fair
Prices."
mar24tf
N. II. HASLET & SOXS,
Denlera in
Gen-oral Merchandise
In New Store Room at
HASLET'S CORNERS,
rFioiioMtii,
Jan'y 1st, 1880.
OB WOlilv of all kinds done ut this of
nn:i ii sale ' r
I in it and mi, r
nc 1 h1'1 iiK1" ff 1 1
I,!in j'ctrr lnwns'ii .
a. k.
Cough
T.V. tt w ! n !
U3.
50 YEARS BEFO&E THE PUBLIC.
Pronounced by all to be the limn! Plens
nnl and rllicncious remedy now In use,
lor the cure of couulfs, co!d, croup,
hoarseness, tickling sensiition of tlio
throat, whooping convh. cfc. Over ii
million hordes s Id within thr ln-t, tow
vcars. It gives relief wherever used, nut
lias the pewer to impart tiemlil. tlmt
cannot be had from tho cough niixlmc
now in use. Sold by all liruggMs al
ccnls per bottle.
SELLERS' LIVER PILLO arenlno highly
rftiiiMHiiiniiitml t.t iiiiiliii liufi. ... Ifiint
constipation, Hick-hcadm-hcs, fever fliiif
iiiue, anil sll ii.chkcs ot Hie stomach tin. I
liver. Sold by all Druggists at 2." ct cls
per box
P.. K. SKLLKItS A ('.
Pittsburgh, l'a.
X1
V
T-,-:i-rv':'f:;'ii
ViCllTI IT5WEIGH f III GC1U
What they say of itt A few facts for tho
people. -There nro few preparations of
medicine? which hnvo withstood the im
partial judgment of tho people for any
preat length of time. Ono of these is Dr.
I'liomas' Elei-trlc Oil. Read the following
and bo '0iivinced : 4,I have been nlUicti i)
with rheiinintism for tho last ten curs,
and have trifd many vemedies without
any relief, until I tried Dr. Thomas' Elec
tric Oil, and siuco then have hud noattoi k
of it. I would recommend it to all." A
Maybeo Merchant. Wark worth, writes,
"I iiavo sold snm? hundreds of bottles of
ICIectrio t)il, and it is pronounced by t'.te
Jnibiiii 'one of l!iu best medicines 'they
lave ever used ',' it has done wonders in
healing and relieving pain, sore throats,
etc., and Is worthy of tho greatest confi
dence." Joseph Uusan, Township Percy ,
writes, "I was persuaded Ux trv Thomas
iloctrieOu lor a hiine knee which troubled
me for threo or lour j ears, and 1 iicve:
found anything liko it for eurclng l.imc
ness. It is a irreut public bctielU." A.M.
Hamilton, Wark worth, writes, 'For
weeks I was troubled with a swelled nn!;li,
which annoyptt me very much. - Mr.
Maybeo of tliis place induced mo to try
electric Oil, and betoro one liottle wns
used 1 was cured. It is a most remarknblo
melicino. Sold by nil mcdicino dcnlcrs.
'rice. 25, and 50 cents, and M.KO. l'rc-
pareil only bv FOSTER, MILLIll'ltN,
it CO., Huffulo, N. Y.. Succvssois to S, ;.
THOMAS, I'helps, N. Y. For sule bv
G. W. Bovard. Tionesta. Pu. 'V. e. o. w.
Note l'Uiv.trie Selected and IClectrl.ei'.
1 1 in
I take pleasure in telllnc the Sporting
Fiaternity that I have re-purch-ed
T3XK uvu nvHim:
FROM HORACE JONES, TO WHOM I
SOLD IT IN 1871.
T AM NICELY LOCATED ot my old
JL stand, nnl I am prepared to attend to
all my friends, and the public ;eiior;illy.
who neod
ANYTHING I H THE GUN LI'iE!
I shall koi'p a perfect slock of nil kinds of
'AMMUNITION!
And all kinds of
FISHING TACKLE.
I shall also continueto h.indlo tho
"Willie" Netvlnt; Mncliltic,
And the (
CHICAGO SINGER SEWING MACHINE
Come and seo nie. You will find mo
ALWAYS AT HOME.
M u.7.7.1 o Loaders made to order and war
ranted.
nrREPAIEING IN
ML ITS
U " 'RTIA'NrinTH PPflMPTT.V tVTi
K.0MPTL
FAITHfULLY.DONE.
E. A, IIALD1VIX,
Tidioute, Pa., Aug. 12.
Allegheny Valley Rail Road,
-A N II-
Pittsburgh, Titusville & .CLfi'alo
l.ailroad.
ON AND AFTER Monday, Dec. 15, 1879
trains will run as follows:
STATIONS.
Northward.
Southward
No. 1
mm f s
o Nu.t No. Nu. 4 X.
P m p 111 i m p in n in
2:" 8:.1(l tf:V0 l:f,0i 7:10
4;00l0:f)0 C:r0 12:3;" f:20
4:4" 0:15 ll:.Vr)l 4;10
5:40 l:ir 0::,ri 11:10' '; 10
5:52 1:40 5:20 lo-..'i! .:17
ll:2." 2;.'1H 4:50 10:?ii l:ls
7:01 !5:0.'" 4:1 i(:7 52
7:4: 4:15 S:52 i:2fi U:40
8:20 5:H y: 1 7 -;45;lii:.'t.S
D:()5 li:()(l n.lioj 8:15! H:2."
; 11:47 0.27 2:Ii7 il:(Hi! d:0'.l
10:02 C:7;t 2:2 Ij:4!i 8:52
10 41 7'02 2:tl7lt':20j 8; ill
11:52 7.45 1:5 i:;i 7:4!1
1:U0 8:U0;)2:45 8:0; 7:05
t):50iil:05 1 5:17
1:10 K:25 112:45
!:05 (1:30 1:50 8:05 0:05
0:27 (:50 1:HI 7:45 8:41
!':51 7:17 1:00 7:15' 8:10
11:20 8:40 11:55 (5:10 7:')5
p. 111 a, 111 a. in a. 111 ,p. iu
a ni
Pittsburgh 8:.r)5
W PonJuneln:02
Kittuiinin 10::(i
II. il k Juncll:10
Brady Btndll:2i
Parker 11:52
Entlenton l:.'i4
Scrubsrass 1:07
Franklin 1:W
Oil City l:.r.r:
Oleopoiis 2:18
Eaule Rock
Tionesta 2:l(i
Tidioute fl:
Irvinetuu 4:00
Falconers 5:40
Buffalo 8;1j
Oil City
Pet. Centre
Titusville
Corry
2:15
2::ia
:!:0,
4:15
p. in
Trains run by Philadelphia Time. .
DAVID MfCAUUO, tien l Sup't.
MORTON HALE,
Men'l Passenger Ticket A Kent.
Jr.
1 ITS BURGH, 1'A.
Exclusively devoted to the practical cd
ucalion of young mid middle lifted men,
for active business life. School ulwavs in
f-esnion. Students can enter ut any iimo.
Send for circular.
J. C. SMITH, A. M.. Prii cipul.
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8-lli-ly.
i lice on short notice.