.1. e. wi:mc, editor.
uedmsday jifliTxir.,uiT 12, ism.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
FOU PITKEMR JCPfJE,
IIENUY GREEN,
of Northampton County.
FOR AUPITOR OEXEflAL,
JOHN A. LEMON,
of lair County.
HI l,IIIIIMIHIW'WIi"""-f Mm I lWWWW WW
Announcement
Our terms Pur announcements will be :
Congress. fLti ; President Judge, J'.'O ; As
sembly, !;(l . Associate .Judge, $10 ; Treas
urer, ss. In no cao will an announce
ment appear when t ho cash (lorn not ac
company the nsiiiip. Thi rule will not be
broken in favor of inimir,
PRESIDENT JUDOE.
Wo nr. nuthorirod to announce 1 lint.
AVM. 1. I'lIOW.V, of Warren, wiil lx- s
candidate nt the ensuing election for tlio
oflioc of President Juduc of tli judicial
di.-triet composed of the counties of Kit;,
Forest, mill Warren, subject to tho docis
ioti of tho Republican convention of the
district.
April -27, ISfW.
Wo aro authorized to announce Major
H EN II Y V ETTKR, of Clarion county,' us
n candidate for Cnnuress in tlvis District,
subject to tlio nct.ion of the Republican
Convention of the district.
Wo nrp authorized to announce Gen.
HARRY WHITE, of Indiana Countv. is
n candidate for Congress in this District,
subject to the action of the Ilcpulilican
Con volition of tlio district.
AnnmiiY.
Wp are authorized to announce E. L.
DAVIS, EX' J., of Tionost.l borough, n
candidate for Assembly, suojoct to Re
publican usages.
Wp arc authorized to nnnnounco ("HE
RE RT .TAMfKSO.N, of Tionesta Town
ship, as a candidate for the nomination of
Assojnbly, subject to Republican usages.
ASSOCIATE JUDOE.
Wo nrn authorized to announce Hon.
EDWARD KERR, of Harnett township,
ns a candidate for the nomination of Asso
ciate Judge, subject to Republican usages.
We nro authorized to announce AMZA
PURDY, of (irecn Township, as a candi
date for tho nomination of Assoeiato
Judge, subject to Republican usages.
CO UN T Y TR E A SURER.
We are authorized to announce N. H.
FOKl'.MAN, of Tionesta borough, hh a
candidate for tiie nomination of County
Treasurer, subject to Republican usages.
The resolutions of the recent Dem
ocratic Convention with one excep
tion, were merely warmed up from last
year, all parties being so much exer
cifed in bringing about a peace that
the writing of resolutions was simply
"out 6ftTie"question ; but then, a3 no
person takes any stock in empty and
bombastic efiu."ions, the old stereo
typed set served just as well as some
thing new.
Tiie desperation of the Democracy
is shown in the effort to compel the
Greenbackcrs to take J. L. Dewoody
as a candidate fur Assembly, notwith
etandmg they dropped him like a hot
potato at their Convention last week.
However, it matters little anyhow, as
Venango will be repre?cn1ed iu the
next Legislature only by men of the
most pronounced -Republican pattern.
Franklin Press.
True Bradford Siar ignores the
greenbackers entirely. In order not
to lean to heavily on its "democratic
staff, it publishes the Democratic and
Republican tickets side by 3ide under
its editorial head, but says uever a
word about the greenback ticket.
And that too, when one of the
Saviour's of the oil country brings up
tne rear of the ticket. Too bad. "A
prophet is not without honor," tc
Tidioute News.
STATE CAPITAL JOTTINGS.
Hariusbukg, Ta., May 7, '80.
We've had a very quiet week of it
this week, having fallen back to our
usual comatose state. The "hill" is
undergoing its usual spring overhaul
ing and soon will be resplendeut with
bright flowers. All the buildings have
been refuted duriog the last month
and present a very fine appearance.
The Iotemal Department, tho last ou
the list is now being painted and
papered throughout, and nono to soon,
as it needed it badly.
There has been quite a stir in polit
ical circles owing to the announcement
that James McManes, the man who
holdtj the IMiiljd'a delegation to the
National Convention in his Imud,
would not support the candidacy of
Gen. Grant. That he was against him
first, lan, and all the time, and under
no circumstances would ho voto for
him. As the Pliilad'u delegation will
voto nith him, and as ho lean, asdoa
majority of the state delegates, toward
Senator r.lainc, you c;iu count on
illiiuc rcceivinj a majo:ity of our del
(.;ntoV vote?. This virtually puts
Grant out of the fight, soho might as
wrll give up. New York has also
revolted, a number of ils delegates
having signified their intention to vote
for the Maine Senator. Thi3 may cnuso
tho Grant men to combine to beat
ttlaint and bring out one of tho mys
terious dark horses, ns was done when
they nominated Hayes.
State Treasurer elect Butler, is here
with his force and will be sworn in on
Monday next. This leaves only one
Democrat on the hill, and we propose
to oust him next fall by the election
of Joha Lemon to the Auditor Gener
alship. Warrk.
Our Washington Letter.
Special to tho R:rrni,iCAic.
Wasihncto.v, D. C, May G, 'SO.
Tho veto ef the Immediate Defic
iency bill is another evidence of the
Presidents stalwart. Kopublici?m, and
of his determination to exercise that
control over elections, and a free exer
cise of tho authority, vested in him by
the Constitution. While in hie mess
age ha does not reassert the position
taken at the extra sesoioo, that any
attempt to amend the election laws by
means of "riders" unconstitutional, he
leaves himself free to do so. In his
message he takes the issue that the
principal of placing permanent polit
ical legislation upon a simple appro
priation bill is a loose and dangerous
practice, after forcing the tnactment
of measures which could not pass upon
a direct vote nor escape a veto. A
large number of the States have recog
nized this evil and have taken meas
ures to prevent it by amending their
constitutions, so that in reality the
methods of legislation that obtain here
arc somewhat behind the age, and it
is hoped the Democrats will take the
message iu the name it was given, and
take steps to correct their evil. It is
uot believed that the veto will prolong
the session necessarily as the House
will pass in independent bills those
amouot3 winch arc most needed. The
Government Printer was provided for
yesterday by such an appropriation.
Senator Vest, of Missouri, in hid
speech on the Kellogg Spofford case
mdao the important admission that
there are enough Democratic Senators
opposed to unseating Senator Kellogg
to defeat the measure. This has been
the impression all along, bnt it is the
first official announcement of the fact.
Senator Vest labored with the disa
greeing Democrats but all to no pur
pose. Why the Democrats insist in
continuing the debate is more than
any one can tell. Senator Cameron
makes the first Republican speech on
the resolutions to-day.
Captain Howgate's Arctic expedi
tiun by which he proposes to reach the
North pole by gradual approaches,
forcing a colony year by year, as far
North as possible, is in a very fair
way of leaving here this summer. The
Government will furnish officers and
sailors to man the vessel, and materi
als for the colony are offered in pro
fusion. Captain Howgate hepes the
vessel may leave here by the last of
this month. It will go as far North
as possible on tho Greenland Coast,
establish the colony, and return, to go
North again next year. The colonists
in the mean time supplied with plenty
of provisions, boats, sledges dogs &c,
will search for the North pole, or
failing in that, will select a future lo
cation further North than their first
oue.
Tho Conference Cummittee Laving
the Indian Appropriation bill under
consideration have agretd to strike out
the appropriation for the Indian
Board. lrL.
Latest Publications.
Vol. VII., Library of Universal
KuowledKC, is upon our table, and we
find it fully equal in point of mechan
ical workmanship to the preceding vol
umes. It contains 830 pages, and in
cludes from "Georgia" to "Houiton."
The qrice at which this work is offered,
is a miracle of cheapness, and yet. by
becomingan early subscriber to this
great work, a discount will be obtained
on this price. Vol. VIII., will be
issued by tho 5th of May. Address,
the American Book Exchange, Tri
bune Building, New York.
Comic History of the United States,
by L. Hopkins, "Copiously illustrated
by the Author, from Sketches taken at
R Eafa distanrc. IGmo, Cloth extra,
Ebony and Gold. Price 50c. ; post
age, 7c- American Bouk Exchange,
New York. This is one of the latest
publications by thi excellent house,
and is printed in pica type, on heavy
paper, handsomely bmind and pro
i'uslv illustrated. In the language of
the New Orleans Tin.?- "Ti,a ...,.-.
- - -v i uv uuuiWI
has managed to squeeze a good deal of
fun out of our country's history. It is
a broad historical farce, burlesque and
exf ravogftnre, combined in oue rat
tling plmi of making fun. The book
is wildly and weirdly illustrated with
figure of tlrngs that never were, ap
plied to events thanevcr happined,
but which aro playfully suggestive of
history."
Tax Notice.
Persons who have not paid their
school tax for the jear 1879, in Tio
nesta township, will pleaso pay the
same to the uuderiijDed at his resi
dence on Hunters Run, or to S. II.
Haslet it Hons, in Tionesta Boro, be
fore the 2Glh of May, next, aud save
costs.
td. Jas. Clakk, Collector.
Teachers' Examinations.
The Ppring examinations will be
held ms follows :
Tiontsta, Saturday, May, 8th.
. Hickory, Monday, May, 10th.
Neilltown, Wednesday, May, 12lh,
Nebraska, Friday, May, 11th.
Exercises will begiu at 9 o'clock
a. m. , J
II. S. Brockway, Co. Supt.
fiieonse Rot ice
Notice is hereby given that the follow--inir
license applications have been fihxl iu
tho Clerk's Olllee and will be presented to
the Court of Quarter Sessions at May
Term, 1SS0 :
William Lawrence, Hotel, (Lawrence
House) Tionesta Horn.
Henry Set ley, Katintr House, (Seott
House) iMutundas.
Johr. Woodcock, Hotel, (Netllnburg
Hotel) Neillsbiux.
Attest: JUSTIS SIIAWKEY, Clerk.
Tionesta, April 12(5, 1R80.
Howe fvvp. Auditors' Report
FINANCIAL STATEMENT of Road
Commissioners of Howe Township,
Forest County, Pa.
Amount of orders outstanding at
settlement of April 14, 1878....$1,210 05
Amount of orders drawn nineo 1,07SSH)
Total amount orders outstanding 2,288 05
coN-rnA.
Ry amount Township Orders re-
doomed by tho Treasurer of
1 1 owe Township 1,4-1 57
Total amount of order outstand
ing this date 844 3-S
We the undersigned Auditors of Howe
Township, having examined tho account
of tlio Road ( Commissi mors of Howe
Township, find tho samo to be cor
rect, EDWARD REII . ...
ANTHONY REEV, j Au'ltorR.
Brookston, Pa.. April 12, lHSC.
UOaD COMMISSK NKRS of Howo
Township in account with M. M. Hoy
holt, Township Treasurer.
April 14, 187!), by cash on hand as
por last settlement $ 1 00
June 18 '7!), hy cash ree'd from
W. M. Lindscy, Exq., Admin
istrator of David Grnhnm, Do
ceased, Into Treasurer in set
tlement amount due Town
ship from Graham as por set
tlement this dato 43 f5
Juno 21, '79, by orders on County
Treasurer Nos. I to 05 inclu
sive, dated June 10, 1870, ree'd
from County Commissioners 1,39!) 02
1,444 57
CONTnA.
April 12, '80. to Township Orders
paid to dato 1,444 t7
Wo the undersigned Auditors of Howe
Township, having examined tho aoooiint
of M. M. Seybolt, Treasurer of Howe
Township, find the same to bo correct.
EDWARD REIR, ) .
ANTHONY REKT, j Auditors.
Dated Brookston, Pa. April 12, 1880.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT of Road
Commissioners of Howe Township for
the year ending April B, lHO.
Cash on hand '. 5 1 00
" received from Administrator
of D. Graham. Ex-Treasurer 41105
Arn't Township Orders iss ; ed 1,078 90
' duo from County Commiss
ioners retained in' 1878. ..-v.- 15ft 02
" seatod tax Of '78 returned to
Count v Commissioners
" Tax levied for 1879
seated ? 450,34
" Tax le'jod for 1879
unseated 1,183 48-1,912 82
3.2S7 15
Am'texpendol on toads
seated $ 405 32
" expended on roads
unsealed 717 91-1,121 23
" expended a poor fund iiSa 58
" for Auditors sorvicus 7 00
" " " publishing Auditors
report C 00
" " " Comm'rs services 34 10
' " Clerk 12 00
" " " Treasurers' Com
mission 35 05
" " " Sundry expenses HO .'It!
" Pathmaster exonei taions ' id 40
" Seated Tax returned
to Co. Comm'rs '78 $ ft! 50
" Retained by County
Commissioners '78 Ifi0 92
" Retained by County
Commissioners '70 83 SO
" Seated Tax. returned
to Co. Coinm'rs '79.. 117 50- 341 00
" Township Orders rodoemod 1,444 57
3,297 15
Towrmhip indebtedness April 14,
'79, orders outstanding 1,2105
Less st ated tax returned
to Co. Comm'rs '78 $ 63 5G
" amount duo from Co.
Comm'rs on tax '78... 1M92
" cash in Treas'rs hands 1 00- 221 48
502 4S
Orders outstanding this dato 8J1S8
Loss due from County
Oomm'rs on tax '78 as
above J 0$ ,vj
" duo from County
Comm'rs on tax '7b as
above 15t!02
" due from Co. Com
missioners tax 2879 us
above 37 53
" duo from Co. Com
missioners tax '79 as
above 8 ! 81 341 9v)
Reduction of Township debt du
ring lsT'.t 4siS oa
We the Auditors of Howo Township
have rxainii'.il tho above accounts and
find them correct as stated.
JOHN l CLARK, ( . ...
R. I)K McCLl'ltE, j Auditors.
Brookston, Pa., May is, ls0,
GE01SE W. MIME
Would rospocrully return his acknowl
edgements to tho people of Forest Co. for
iholr very liberal patronage bestowed up
on him at his late Auction Sale. He would
further announce that, actuated by tho be
lief that the trim interests of tlio County
will lie promoted by nn establishment at
which goods can bo had at as low prices as
any where in tho State, he has
BEMOTED
TO THE
whure lie- is now opening n
Now & Varied Stock of Goods.
All aro invited to call although perhaps
Jiot in immediate want of anything. In
his new stock will bo found many desir
ablo goods, such u
Turkey Red, Solid Blues.'Brown and Car
dinal Prints. Amoskoatf Ginghams,
Shirting Ginghams and Calicos; Choicest
Shirtings, Cottonades, Kentucky Jeans,
Lonsdnlo, Cauibrijand flno Muslins.
GERI9ANTQW3. & tSAXOKY WOOLS,
Ladies' Solid Color TToso,
Smoked and Pearl
Cloak Buttons,
Jet A Gold Mixed
Dress Buttons,
Crocbet Hooks.
L AC3& IN GREAT VARIETY
Torchon,
Vulencleir.iss,
Rrctonaeand
Cluny Laces.
HAMBURG EDGINGS A 1NSKKTINGS.
ho will this woelc open two hundrod
dollars worth of the Choicest
EIT GRAVED WARE,
Something far in advanoo of anything ho
has heretofore brought to this County.
II is stock of
is complete, and it will he his aim to keep
everything of tlio bot. A visit to his
establishment will bo of interest to all.
GEO. W. DITHRTDOE,
Partridge Building,
Jan28 80 Tionesta, Pa.
THE CHEAT CAUSE
OF
HUMAN MISERY.
Ju1 I'ublishml, . in a Scaled L'ni clojie.
1'rice .iix cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatmont
and Radical euro of Seminal Weakness, or
Spermatorrhea, induced by Sclf-Abuso,
Involuntary Emissions, Impotency, Ner
vovs Debility, und Impediments to Mar
riage generally ; Consumption Epilepsy,
and Fitsj Menial and Physical Incapacity,
Ac By ROBERT J. CU LV EilW ELL,
M. !., author of tho "Green Book." Ac.
Tho world-renowned author, in this ad
mirable Lecture, clearly proves from his
own experience that the iiwtul consequen
ces of Seif-A bitso may bo effectually re
moved without medicine, and without
dangerous surgical operations, bougies,
instruments, rings, or cordials ; pointing
out a mode of euro at once certain and
ell'cctual, by which every suiferer, m
matter w hat his condition may bo, may
euro himself chesply, privatol, and radic
ally. -Thi lecture trill prove, a boon to
t huusit ittl-i to thou-Kiwlx.
Soul, under eeul, in a plain envelope, t)
any address, on receipt of six cents, or
two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers,
Till: ClILVERWELL MEDICAL CO ,
41 Ann St., Nom' York ; I'. O. Box, 4.".8ii.
8-lH-ly.
TRIAL LIST.
Pmotiionota ht's Orrifn 1
1 on.Ks-r Co., Pa ' (
Causes set down for trial In tlm Court of
Common Pleas of Forest County nt May
Term Inn): J
No. Tr. Yr.
1 A. A. Hopkins vs. Horace
Wilklns 20 Mny 80
2 J. II. Nicodomiis vs. W. A.
Nlcodt-inus 21 Mv 80
.1 Ctias. Starrow v-. F.I! Berlin 80 Sep. 70
4' Edward Jones et al vs. John
Peterson rt al 22 May 78
J. E. Blaine vs. Henry Swo;'-
W'l t Feb. 70
0 J. A. Neill vs. Byron Landers 10 May 79
7 Andrew Weller et al for use
vs. H. II. Haslet et al 12 May 77
8 Jacob 1). Alnger Trustee Vs.
Leonard Agnew et al 35 May 79
9 Nancy Dnwson vs. Sarali
Ann Dale 10 Sep. 79
10 W.J. White vs. O. Sham-
,,,lr 20 Pee. 79
11 C. J. Harris vs. Jcnks !
Township. 35 gop 79
12 Peter Hetlron vs. J. E. Me-
Cutchoon 22 Boo. 79
13 H. O. Tinker A Co. vs. B. J.
Reid, Executor 15 Feb. 80
1 1 C. M. Frisbee et al vs. John
Kin near et al 3 Dee. 79
15 F. W. Ellsworth et al vs.
Frank Garvey 8 Dee. 79
10 Cascade. Petroleum Land As
sociation vs. T. D. Collin
't al 4a Sep. 79
17 S. 11. Haslet vs. Seidell
Whitman 23 Sep. 79
18 The Com'lth of Pa., etal vs.
Henry Winegard et nl W Son. 79
19 G. Shaniburg vs. Wos Hays 1 Feb. 80
J. SIIAWKEY, Prothonotary.
. Tionesta, April 28, ls.so.
1 ...
PROCLAMATION.
WiiKtiKAs, Tho lion. L. P. Wetmore,
President J udgo of the Court of Common
Pleas and (Juartcr Sessioifs in and for
the county of Forest, has c sued his 'ire
cept for holding a Court of Common Fi.-nu
Quarter Sessions, Ac., at Tionesta, li
the County or Forest, to commence r.n the
third Monday of Mav next, being thn
17th day of May lsso. 'Notice is thei HTo'.-e
given to tho Coroner, Just ices of the Peace
and Constables of said county, that they be
then and there In their proper persons at
ten o'clock, A. M., of said (lav, with their
records, iuquiKltious examinations and
other remembrances, to do those thints
which to their olllees appertain to be done,
and to those who are bound in recognizance
to prosecute against the prisoners that ai
or shall be in tlio jail of Forest County, that
they hethen and there present to pro'sucuto
against them as shall bo just. Given un
der niv hand and seal this 19th day of
April, A. D. 1H80.
C. A. RANDALL, Sheriff.
Auditors' Report of Jenks Tvvp.
ROAD COMMISSIONERS in account
with Jenks towiisliin, for the year end
ing April 12th, I8-S('.'
To ain't of Tax levied for
road purposes $2,255 OS
B' ain't exp'ded on rouds$l,u55 49
" " 11s poor funds 2.1 Oil
" " " lor Auditors
A- stationery
" " " for publish
ing report...
" " for Att'v lees
12 20
24 00
53 00
" " " for court ex
penses 112 03
" " for Commis-
Kjonersserv'! t8 60
" " " for Commls.
sioners Cli k 22 90
v2,00l 34
Dno township t 253 74
GEORGE ELDRIRGE, Treasurer, in ac--onnt
with Jenks township. '
vtpril 14, 187!t, ree'd from
former Treas'r $ 5 23
Aug. ree'd from Co. Com
missioners 1,008 41
April 12, 1880. bv um't .
vouchers produced. ..1,021 42
By am't perchntago 48 73
" " balance...'. 49
$l,H73i; ?l,073 Gl
We hereby certify that wo havo exam
ined the above accounts and'tind them
correct' as alvve staled.
J. B. SC1I RKCKNGOST, ) ., ,.. .
J.T.RoSE, Auditors.
Attest: JAMES A. SCOTT,
Cler. .
WM. SfflEARBAUGH & CO.,
(one door from G. W, liovard's.)
GENERAL an 1 FANCY
G-KOCEBIES.
TI3AS A SPECIAIiTTJ".
Terms STRICTLY CASH, or rxv:hrtiigo
for Butter, Ffs, Rags, Hides,
Furs und Poultry.
EGGS I POULTRY ft SPECIALTY.
Agents for tho Improved
HOWE SEWING MACHINE,
a Standard and Reliable Machine
Cur Motto: "First Class Goods at Fair
Prices." inar2-Itf
H. II. If AH1.I2T tfc MSS,
Dealers in
General Merchandise
In New Store Room nt
HASLET'S CORNERS,
Jan'y 1st, Rko.
Cough
Syrup.
60 YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
Pronounced by a to he tho most pn.
tint and cfllencioua remedy now iu use,
for the" euro of coughs, colds, cronp.
honrseness, tickling nensntion of tlio
throat, whooping coueh, etc. Over s
million bottles s,dd within tho last few
years. It gives relief wherever used, and,
has tho pev.-er to Impart benefit that
cannot bo had from tho cough mixtuiM
now in use. Sold by all Druggists at 'if,
cents per bottle, .
.SELLERS' LIVER PILLS aro also highly
recommended for curing liver complaint,
constlpution, s'.ck-lieadaclies, fever and
ague, and all diseases of the stomncu and
liver. Sold by all Druggists at 25 oents
per box.
It. 1-. SELLERS ''O.
Pittsbe "x.
iMftsWkiSHTteoi
umii-
V rl r
What they say of it ! A few facts for tho
people. -There are few preparation!! of
medicines which havo withstood tlio im
partial Judgment of tho people for any
great length of time. Ono of these is Dr.
Thomas' Fleetric Oil. Read tho Tollow iter
and be convinced : "I have boon ufllictod
with rheumatism for tho last ten years,
and havo tried many remedies w ithout,
any relief, until I tried Dr. Thomas' Elec
tric Oil, and since then havo had no attack -ofit.
I would recommend it to all." A
Mavbeo Merchant, Wark worth, writes,
"I havo sold some hundreds of bottles of
Elect rio Oil, and It. is pronoun od by the
public 'one of tho best medicines thov
have ever used ; it has done wonders in
healing and relieving pain, soro throats,
etc., and is worthy of the greatest confi
dence." Joseph Rusan, Township Percy,
writes, "I was persuaded to try Thomas'
Hloctric. Oil for a lumo k neo which troubled;
me for threo or four 3 oars, and I never
found anything liko it for eureing lame
ness. It is a great public benefit.'' A. M.
Hamilton, Wurk north, -writes, "For
weeks I was troublod with swelled nnkl,
which annoyed mo very much. Mr.
May boo of this place induced tno to try
Electric Oil, and before one hottlo wa's
used I was cured. It is a most remarkable
medicine. Sold bv all niodieino dealers.
Prion, 25, and 50 "cents, and ?I.(I0. ' Pro
pared only by FOSTER, Ml LLl'.l'KN,
A CO., Buffalo, N. Y., Successors to S. N,
THOMAS, Phelps. N. Y. For halo bv
G. W. Bovard, TionexU, Pa. S3 e, o. v.
Note Klcctrie Selected and Eleetriied.
I take pleasure in -tolling tho Nporttncr
Fiatornity that I havo re-purchaed
THU (il'X lJrSI5.8S
FROM HORACE JONES, TO WHOM I
SOLD IT IN 1871, . .
T AM NICELY LOCATED at my old
A Maud, and I am prepared to attend to
all my friends, and tho public gonorally,
w ho heed . .
ASYTH1HG "ia THE GUil L!?iE!
I bhall keep 11 perfect stock of all kinds of
AMMUNITION!
And nil kinds of
FSSHaTJCJ TACKLE.
I shall nl-o continue to hand'o the
A nd tho
CHICAGO SINGER SEWING MxCIlINE
. Come nn 1 see mo. You w ill find mo
ALWAYS AT HOME.
Muz.!o Loailers mado t) order r.t'.d war
ranted. Kg'REF AIRING T?T ALL' ITS
t PAN fill rs PROMPTLY -AxTO
FAITHFULLY DONE.
S'. -'5. XSAH.aJtyE.
Tidioute. Pa., Aug. 12,
Allegheny Valley Rail Road,
-A N IV-
Pittsbergh, TitU3il!o A Ctf.clo
rtailrojd.
fr, AND AFTER Monday, Dee. ir, 1870
V. trains will run us follows:
STATIONS. Northward. Southward
No. I !ii. i N, .6 X,.. i 0. t 0. (1
- n m
Pittsburgh 8:.V.
W Pen I nnclUiO
Kittanning 10:"o
R. B'k JuiiclRlO
Bra.lv Bend 1 :Z'L
l'ark'cr ll:.-)2
Emlonton Vl:.
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Franklin 1::ls
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T MORTON HALL,
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