vr;i)NF;SI)V MORMOJM u.m. nonoudii offickhs. Pttrrjc N. P. Foiit'MAN. f tntnri'mrn Chiv. Uonnor, M. Kln Kteln, J, K. Wciik, Patrick Joyco, I V. (Murk, .lifdN Slivk",v. Jutlicra of Hip l'viicr J. T. Hrrnnnn, JI. S. Kno.T. CVMf( Mr .lames Swollen. Nnhoof rim lin:iJ. Slmwlcoy, T. W. Clark, A. I!, Purl rid C. A. Ihindall, A. It. Kelly, J. T. P.ronrmn. FOHF-ST county,oi"fict:is. Mcmhrr of fimnrcs TTaiuit AVjiitk. . AcmbhiW. P. V n k ki.ku. J'rr.siiirvl ,Iwhie,. 1. WKnioiiF. Axuociata .r John P.ixk, hn- KAIIII KKUIt. 7 Vc! f r rr AV T. T, a wiikt ok. I'rnthnvntiiry, Hrji.ilrr f- Hcmrilrr, Tr, Jx'stim Sir avki;.' Khcritr. ( A. l?ANPAT.r,. fSmwi.iirr l'r.T HuniTV. IsAAO I.ONfi. If. V. IjKhmiich. County Xitncrintrh:t -II. S. JtUOOK- WAY. , JJiiitriet. A llnrnrv lA. P. Tnwix, Tvi fM hiisxiinicr ('. If. Church. rr.Ti-iii YnDNoir. i fi unit Soie y.v T. Tl. C'oT.l.iNf. roiirr W.'t). I'onrrtN. Countu A wlitovx N ioi'ot.as Titom? fo.v, 1. I (lornr.Awn, 1'. C!. I.aov. BUSINESS DJRECTORY. r r TI0NL3TA LODGE Ao. MM, o. or o. it1. 1 TF.F.TS evei v Friday oveninir, n- 7 IV L o'clock, In th hd'jfn linom In 1'ur- 1ridv;o'H Hall. n. w. ri.Ar.K. N. n, (UW. RAWYKK. Sce'v. 27-tf. , . .. F-. I-. D.Tvis ATTOr.XF.Y AT T,AW, TionoNtn. Fn. XV rollcctions nmdo m thin iiml hi.iii lug couut'.ei. 40-ly ATTOimEY. AT LAW, JRlm Strr(, ' . TfOXESTJ, P.l. .t. 1$. vorviow, AT TO Jl N i: Y - A T- LA W TfONEfjTA; PA. ATTENTION "S1,!)1 Kits 1 l.n-n l.nnn Hilmil ll'fl 1.0 DrilctlcP fill Attorney In tho Pension (Unco nt Wash i.,.fmi 11. 1'. AH oIlK-cfs. Kol.licr.s. or sailors who wove ihjnrtd in tho htto war, ....... : ..... .. a-Kt.ih tlmi- IllflV Iki I ntillod, hv calUn n or aMrc 'siii'.Moo nt 'I ioncsta, l'a. Also, claim lor itrn-i'rarcM f pay ami hoiinty will r( ivo ;ronipi r.i- tcntifiii. '. v : 7; lfavln"lin vor four wnrn n wold Vor in tho Info VrtTincl having for n nuiolicr of voai-H Ort;jMK'tl in tlir . proxcriraon oi .boi- kJieiH' Haini, my experience will nsiirn "Tim collection ol' claims In tho Hhortcst pos- Kililo time. .1. Ji. i.N i;v. mr. F. W . Mny., TT01ln:Y AT li.V'.V, and N'OTATY Co.'rt pillock, Scnoci St., (til t'ity, la. 30-1 v . . T..iwisnc.n House. rptoNF.sTA, I'V.NN A, YVNt. LAW-1 iffl vVri?" woll furnished Superior iieeomniodu- lion and Hfrict attention :iv!i to c"('M. Vt-irol allies and Fruits of all kinds served In their HMii.li. sample room lor loin- lllt'ii'i.xi .i;.i in"1. CF-NTf AT- HOIISK, noN'xniiAAtiNK V l'lM'K. j II l.i i ,sv l ... . vie . .v. . Iiis is ii ni'w mmso, and has just hern tittcd up for the tf tho palrona'o of the poldic is solicited. HKcOiiimo'lulioii ol luii public. j. I'o.i.un .1. 13. ItLAIXK, 3f. E., TK1NF.STA, l'A. Ov-prfv: Hoi; us: 7 to!) a. m.. 7 to I 1 m... Wednesdays mid SaUir-ays A. M. to I V. M. from 11 JK. K. h. NTICAI'MAX, SlTIUil-MX DKNTlSTi llontal roo.ii in lr. F.lnine oilier, next door to t'entnd 1 loasc. Tionc-.t:i, Ail vorli warranted, and :it reasoimhloiirieo n. may. . a- K!:l.!.Y MA Y, VAllR A CO., Corner of Klin t Walnut S!h. Tionesta r.:vil: r:scoi!!!t and llenosit. Interest allowed on Tinio Deposit (tfclloetions madeonall thoFilncipal points of tho If. S, Collodions Hoiieited. IS-ly. PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. TIOXKSr.l, 5l., M. CARPENTER, - - - Proprietor. riclurestakeii in ail tho latest stylos tho art. -i-t" c1 HIIAKLKS itAlSKl. rit'icvrcAL CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKER. In rear of Ilium's lUu-ksmith shop. KI.M ST., - - TIONKSTA, l'A jKoittJK in:Ni)i:i;.sti.. Tt'N'.'-'tHMA 1. ri- Tione.t:i, l';l. HI. op ful l i 1 ,U'. O-'liril llou.se. t or a liiei j.i.oiior li.ii.--i ul ' ..li on M !,' -.-'i!i ;n i Vi'i v n i-pe t. ...l Mi, .111 ol i:.t l', sliillil- . il. lie is ii'lr'.-'f m Vilt LIFE, FIRE & ACCIDENT. 1). AV. CLAIIK, Jr., Atf'l. Ktna, Liverpool V London C Globe, I.yconilntr, North Jlritinh fc Arcr'ntit ilo, Hanover, Franklin of Philadelphia, Continental, Northern Kochostor. ACCltiKNT 1NSUUANCK ! Travelers Lifo fc Accident Insurance Company. Offico: C. C. Thompson', Law Oflico, (irnndin lilock, Tidioute, I'd. T. J. VAN IIIKNHN, Soliciting Af;rnt, Tionr"la, Va. LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. Rev. A. O. Etono will prraeh in the M. IS. Church next Sunday cve- IT. E. Sunday Kehool at 10 o'clock a. in., and Presbyterian Sunday .School Rt.oclockp.!ii. m, Oil market opened yesterday at $1.04 3 8, and closed at SI. 03 3-4. Argument Court will be held next Monday, July 19. Tho County Commissioners will be in session on Monday nest. Miss Ella Porter, of Titusville, FPetit last Sabbath in town, as the guest of Miss May Kelly. -Mrs. C. M. Cott of Columbus O., accompanied bjr her children is visit ing her parents in this dace. The Central House has been treated to a new coat of paint, which improves its looks wonderfully. Mr. II. S. Bates and family, of Titusville, have been spending the past week or ten days at Mr. II. H. May's. -AValter Adams returned last week from a months sojourn with relatives in Silver Creek, N. Y., having had a "boss tiuie." Mr. U. Jj. J'.van3 ana Judge Iloscy, of Oil City, spent Sunday in 'Pi,lesta They were guest.s of Mr. .day s lanilly ir. iiosiuna cxnecis ms lamny and household goods here sometime tliis week. They will occupy the Winans house. A party of young folks from this place picniced nt West Hickory last Thursday afternoon. They report having had a very pleasant time. : m 1 Mr. Tom Hay, the good-looking editor of tho Clarion Jac!:sonia?i paid Tionesta a visit last week. He reports the paper in a flourishing condition -Treasurer Lawrence has just com- plcto l his annual tax-collecting tour 1 , Wirougn me couniy. i nose wu pay thcir taxes before the first of August save five per cent. Sam. W. Calvin, E-q., of Cooks- b j , j or t Iast ti - wet k on busincfs conuected with the census returns of Burnett, of which township he was the enumerator. The Derrick ha9 doned a now head which, with other improvements in make up, adds very much to its usu ally handsome arnearauce. Iho Der rick is nover behind in enterprise. The premium list of the Sugar Grove, Warren Co. Fair, goltcu up by Charlie White, of the Tidiouto A'cir.?, l.iys over nnyihing of the kind for neatness -and artistia display that has ever come to our office. Capt. Knox had a two-day's raifing on Dutch lliil last week. It was tho Inrge barn on Judge l'roper's farm. When completed this will be the l.'irgest and most substantial building of its kind in the county. The adjourned Treasurer's Sulcs take place nest Tuesday, 20th inst. The Treasurer wishes it understood that all bids of tho last sale which hve not been paid up, the tracts will he put up and sold at tho coming sale, l'arties interested should make a uotc of this. Mr. C. A. Derickson, of Mead ville, accompanied by liu wilU and youngest son, visited his son, J. II., during tho week. They were unable to remain long on account of tho ill health of Mr. Derickson, ho being a reat sufferer fiom rheumatism. We trust his next viit to Tionesta may see him fully restored to his former health. Tho Freo Methodist Church is now complete throughout, and will be dedicated one week f'.'om next Satur day, July 2 1th. There are yet a fcw who arc still behind on their subscrip tion, and it is to bo hoped they will call on Mr. Bretiuan an I pay up, so tint the building can be h.-.ndc-d over to tho church on the d.iy of dedi cation free of all incumbrances. -Mr. W. Iluling. of Louis ville, Ky., brother of our townsmen J. P., fpent n fow days in town lust week. Wo were glad to see him look ing unusually well, and hope he may live to pay his old fricuds hero many visits in the future. Mr. J. V. Ball, of Brookvillc, is now traveling through this pection picking up junk of all kinds, such us iron, copper, brass, rope, rags, Ac, for which ho is paying the highest prices. Look out for his big red wagon when he comes around. 2t. Mr. O. M. Kepler was in town on business a few days last week. Mr. K. informs us that, had it not been for the serious and protratcd illness of his wife, he, in company with some parties from Allegheny City, would have had another well started in this county. Tho nlilict ion in Mr. Keillor's family . vnr- !ni,tr;,iiv ,vilh bu9; anj it u Ilu)i;(l hisJ wifo n,. -; ,.-.,.f.,.l l,r1il, j --o If you want a fi r.-tt class suit of clothes in every praclicnlar at a very low price now u tho time to cccnro it. Owin? to the Iritxncfs of the season Morris, tho T:.!lor, nf Oil City, adver tises to make up the very finest suits at greatly reduced prices, always guar anteeing tho lost of satisfaction, lie atao has a largo tock of gent3 furnish ing goods which lie oilers for sale at nearly tho coit. When in Oil City don't forget to call and see his goods. You will always find him in. It. The Derrick has this item of news which will bo interesting to Forest county land owners : "Reports from tho new well near Kinzua village in- dieute that oil in small quantities lias becu found. The location of the strike is between the Bradford district aud t10 8man 100l Rt Stonehara. It is not improbable that pools of oil, like those found at Warren and Stoneham, may be found like connecting liuks between the lower and upper oil fields, even as tho Byrom Centre and Bullion fields, on tho outskirts of Clarion and Butler counties, and the Kinzua well has un- uoubtedly struct such a one. it is Unpposed Buch pools exist through Forest county and all about the Brad ford field, as thsv have always been fortj in tv.c lov, cr 0 districts." T, of Forcst county L,,n,Q n oa r,nwa . VIIU IIO) U ' HV 1WIIV II. I Tionosta Ixo'ouKh TionoKta townshij) 470 (127 f!8 Harmony Hickory llowo Kinjjrsloy 407 Cieen 64! .IcnkB 221 Itaruett CDS Total The census for JK7U wns... 4278 4010 When tho census was taken in 1870, Harmony township, in aud around Fagundas and Turnkey ville, contained a largo floating population incident to the oil excitement. This population has tinea dwindled away to a mere handtul compared to those days. Our county is now on solid footing, aud wo venture to say that the next census will show an increase of 50 to 100 per cent. Tho Fourth -or Third, rather passed ofl' very ijuielly in this place and nothing but the explosion of a few lire-crackers, and an oceasdona "whoop" from a few individuals slightly under the influence of "Captain Tamarack", disturbed the usual still ness ol our town, lu tho evening fow f,rewortrt were shot off, and, while they lasted were very nice. Ou Men day tho fifth, our shootists indulged iu a glass ball thoot, which was tlior onirhly euioye l by all. Through tin kindness of Mr. Joo. Shamburg, West Hickory, tho boys wero provi ded with tha Doctor's revolving traj but for which tho shoot would not have come off, as tho new double trap ordered some time airo, failed to arrive. Tho shooting, generally ?peak ing, was poor, owing to the lack of practice on tho part of most of tho shooters. When the new trap arrives tho club will have regular shoots, aud we venture to say, some of the boys will coma out "cat-bird" at tho traj "That was first-class flour" is what our customers say of it. While 1.73, Amber SI. 70 per sack cae sack warranted ut Wtu. Smcarbaug & Co. 2t. Ice Cream at tha Forest iouae ou Tuesday and Saturday evening and every Jay and evoning diirin Camp Meeting. -It. Just received Cheese, Turkey and French i'runes, Chocolate, Figs, En lisli Citron, CocoauuU and a full lino of Confectionary aud Canned (Joods, Homeless Codfish at Win. Suiearbaugh & Co. 2t. Mr. M. Carpenter, our Artist, is about moving hng and bag;ago his I'liotopraphic Siloon, from iu present basis to tho west side of Llm street, nearly opposite. The building goe? with him. llo will have a better light there, and will consequently pursue his avocation with increased alacrity Bro. Curpenter has photographed much of tho scenery around here, and if he lives will photograph much more, we prophesy. His pictures are true to nature. Ilis greatest feat is a picture of the mouth of tho Tionesta, showing Pithridgc's old iron clad mill, now numbered among the things that were, and inscribed only on memories tab lets and the picture of liro. Carpenter ; which, by the way, is u winter 6cene, and shows an Aurora Boreal is in the Southwest, lending enchantment to the view. Thus he perpetual history, ai'ls memory, restores camp-meeting scenes, and works on the photographic rulo as regards "the human phiz divine." Yo avIio vi-nuM lln fond emotion cherish, Nocnro tho shallow cro tho Mibstanco per ish." The school board had quite on interesting meeting on Monday eve- iiiig la:U, the business before it being the selection of teachers for the boro. hools. There were several applicants for the upper or advanced department, for which there wrs no little contention. Tho names of Messrs. D. F. Billig, J. K. Ilillard, N. P. Williams and Miss J. E. Copeland were presented. Other applications were sent in, but these feemed to be the most formidable candidate's. The balloting began with Billig 1, Ilillard 2, Williams 2, Misi Copelmd 1, and continued about the same for thirty-six ballots, when a break was made and a grand rush to tho support of Miss Copeland ensued, electing her on the 37th ballot. This ballot stood as follows : For Hillard, Shawkev 1 ; for Williams, Blaine 1 ; for Miss Copeland, lireunau, Partridge, Kelly, and Wolcott 4. Tho head of the ticket being completed the selection of persons for the second aud third places, like the nomination of a Vico i resident, was an easy matter, and Miss Clara Heath was chosen teacher of the intermediate de partment, and Mrs. T. B. Cob') teacher of tho primary department. ended the work of one of the most en thusiastic school meetings ever held iu the borough of Tiouesta. Miss Cope laud is a lino scholar, and is highly recommended as a teacher, aud thero is reason to believe sho will give good satisfaction. Miss Clara llerth has had considerable experience in the art of teaching, and has always given good satisfaction, and will, undoubtedly, in this instance. Mrs. Cobb has taught the primary school fir tho past two ternis,Qiid has given tho very best of satislaction to both parents and pupils. Shu can undoubtedly hold the position aa long as she wants if , which is the best kind if recommendation. We hope now that parents will lend every assislenca in making the schools a success, a3 without the co-operation and support of the patronc no teacher can succeed to any great extent. The Camp-Meeting. Tho Free Methodist camp-niccting which is to commence iu this place next Wednesday evening, July 21st, promises to be largely attended from all parts. The number of tents en gaged for this meeting is considerably larger than last year, and it is thought many will bring tents of their own. Tho meeting will continue one week. The dedication of the new church will tako place on Saturday morning, July 21th. Ilev. Hart, who was here last year, and was listened to with such profound interest, will be with the brethren at this meeting ; also, llov. Roberts, tho founder of tho Cliurch, and ono of tho most eminent divines iu the laud. Arrangements have been made with the V. T. fc H. U'y to sell reduced rate tickets between Irviueton and Oil City, and those wishing to attend should enquire for C. M. tickets to Tiouesta. The meeting will be held on tho same ground as lust year, which will he put in first-class condition for this occasion. A special force of policemen wili be engaged to preserve order during the week. All these ar rangements will have a tendency to draw a large crowd, aud from preset t indications tho meeting will be a most successful one. If you want to have a good ap petite and f tijoy health, lake "Lind ey's Blood Searcher." For aa!o by Bovaid. 2t. Karjundos effusions. The party given at tho Ecott Houso was the grandest of tho season. Fair men and good looking ladies wero there and all were happy. Dick Swalley 6ays ho can beat any man in Harmony twp. swinging the scythe. Miss Cora Burr is in town visiting her sister. Mrs. Soules. Mrs. Wm, Hawks is visiting friends at Scrubgrnss. Mrs. Heath, wifo of Wm. Heath, of this place, died on Saturday evening ofla8tweek. Mr. Heath is left with a family of email children and has the sympathy of tho entire community. Tho ice cream festival given for tho benefit of Rev. Hicks, pastor of tho M. E. Church, wa3 a success socially and financially. Tha tables were abundantly spread with good things. Considerable nicrrimeut was occa sioned by tho fish pond and post office. Among the most successful fishermen we might mention Robert Pym, Wm. Gourmand, Johnny Hopkins und IVttr Berry. The last named gentle- iien fished ont a bouncing (rag) baby. Pete denies all relationship, but the close family resemblance clearly estab lishes his guilt. X. Y. Z. Ripples from Ross Run. Everything in this vicinity is quiet and gliding along smoothly, and news of much interest is scarce ; but with your permission 1 will give your readers a few items which perhaps will interest them a little. Rev. J. A. Yount preaches i'j our school house once in two weeks. We also have a small Sabbath School. Rut our old folks do not take na much interest in Sunday schools as they should. They should not only send their children to school, but should come aloug with them and help to instruct them and keep them from violating the Sabbath, as swimming, fishing, aud hunting are among their Sunday amusements Mr. Oveilaudcr 'as attacked with W severo illness a few days ago, but is now convalescent. Mr. Tobey Swaggart, who, on the 17th of Juno cut hsmself in the' right knee with a broad ax, is confined to his bed yet, not being able to move the limb without severe pain, probably have a stiff knee. The Republicans of this (Kingsley) township are exultant over tho large vote polled at the primary, and arc sure of victory iu tho full Mr. John K. Mealy and bride of Tidioute, were the guests of Mr. C Zuendel lately. Mr. M., Mr. Z., and Ira Whittou went up to Bear Creek aud came back with a nice string o tho much sought for "speckled beauties." Mr. Paul Blufo is towing lumber up the creek from Nebraska to the mouth of Ros3 run, where he intends buildins a house. Mr. B. will take the timber from tho hillsido on the other side of tho creek. More anon, Tim Sum. Improvement of the Allegheny. In response to a request from the Secretary of War, C en. Hal ry Whito has written a letter in regard to the improvement of tho Allegheny river, from which we cull tho following I would further suggest that one or two craue boats bo put upon tho river in charge of trusty, industrious parties who kuow the channel, for tho removal of roc ks aud snags aud to do tome dredging here and there. I may ro mark that at eevcial places along the river furnaces, rolling mill's aud glass work s have been constructed am started up within the past year, such as Kittauiiing, mouth ol Itcd Jiauk Mahoning, l'ai ker and other points I am informed largo quantities of iro: ore arc carried now in boats to lis new enterprise at Kittauning, and complaints aro made of some oostruct ions here and there. Some woik wit! a crane boat might bo douo with ad vantage just below aud above Rittau uuig, and a lew inousauii dollars couni bo most usefully expended at the mouth of M ihoi-ing, Red Bank and between Parker and tho uioiilh of Clarion, .'l it were possible to take a small portion of thij appropriation to expend above the mouth of I'Vctch creek, I would suggest that a few hundred dollars be expended in im proving tho channel at Pitholo riille. You rtiil obi-crvo an item iu the ap propriation bill for the survey of Red Bank creek from its mouth to tho Allegheny. This was provided in continuation of the purpose of having an oliicial record of iho icsources of tho Allegheny und its tributaries. The iiuiiroveineiit of Pitholo riille will be u God -.-.end to tho luii.bi-nneu of this .lection, a.i that ha.; ulivays been ono of the worst plaeeo along tho liver iu low I u fling ;.l.tgc. . ii.i. ii School Reports. The Berry town school has entered on if third r-n'ilii oi school. The two preceding nicT'lhs have been very proppprotifi ohm. The following nre the nam C3 of the students, and , tho number of days attended by each during tho first and second month?, and the whole number of days that each belonged. lino 2mo Jt'hl. Tna Mile ! 0 . Lilian Miles l: 27 44. I'M. Mcl'arty 4 20 44. Currio fisk.'. 2l 'il 44. Flora M. Griffith 22 2t 44. I.ilv Vk 20 1 41. Kflt'io Hull 2'J 21 44. Klvio Hull 22 21 44. 1 .11 nun ie (irillith 2'2 21 41. Kosio Grimth 2J 21 41. Kliza NjiliMliury Ii 20 41. lii.zio Hull U2 20 44. Klla Blocher 21 22 41. MajrVio Metarty 2J 21 44. Mhinio Cannon 2'2 22 44. Nellie f'unr.on 22 22 4f. Frank Kwall'-y 22 21 44. Wm. F.loeher 20 23 44. Arnv UritTin 22 21 44. Frank Salisbury 22 22 41. Tiliio Heath 22 19 44; Annio Heath 22 I'J 44. Wiiiio Gannon 22 21 44. (iertio Griffin 22 IS 41. May Downey 22 17 44. l'rsinUio Heath It IS 3. Goimie Heath 12 17 3S. John Cannon 13 20 30. Sadie Manrons 2 21 21. Johnny Grimth 7 11 30. The progress has bceu exceptionally good, aud we hope to report the per centage of progress next month. JN. I' . Williams, ieachar. Report of Allendcr School, for the month ending July 1st, 1SS0: No. of pupils enrolled 15; Average attend- anco l percentage 06 : ijei'.na Wright, Clara Young, Lottie Young, Oia Copeland, Mabel Clark and Manly Copeland were present . every day during the month. Lenna Wright. and Evelyn Copeland received the most "credit marks" in their spelling classes. Mi:s. Dkdkie R. Clark, Teacher. Report of Ilolcman school for the month ending June 20th, 1880: No. of pupils enrolled 00 ; Average at tendance, males 10, females 12 ; per centage, males 01, females 89 ; Jane, Flora, Clara and Louis Zents, and Kate Fitzgeiald were present every day during the month. Mary L. Clark, Teacher. Report of the We.at Hickory school for tho month ending July 1, 1880; No. enrolled 11 ; averago attendance 10 ; percentage of attendanco for" month 88; No. of visitors 4. Jessie Siggiu, Sadie King, Walter Egbert. Henry Casey, Frauk Jones and Forest Big gins were present every day. ( Jri.iA E. Tooiiey, Teacher. Report of Stewarts Hun School for tho mouth ending July 8th, 1880. The firit figures tdiow tho per cent, of at tendance, the second tho average per cent, in study, and tho third the num ber of words misspelled : Fred Allen der 81, 08, 31; Barton Bromly 91, 9G, 21; Tressic Bromly 88, Oo, 0; Ella Bradish -1-3, 88, 0; Emma Bradish 45, 01, 0; Mary Bradish 15, 78, 0; Willie Cummins 95, 9-3, 19; Jimmio Cum mins 95, 97, 34; George Dawson 77, 89, 25; John Huddlesoa 91, 94,' 15; Maggie Hnddlesou 84, 93, 49; Mary Iluddleson 82, 90, 0; Frank Thomp son 9, 90, 0; Gilbert Thompson 9, 9G, 1; Ronald Thompson 100, 98.17; Bert Thompson 100, 93, 29; Nettio Thomp son 78, 90, 0. jLNNiy Allkndkk, Teacher. Two children in Trumbell county Ohio, were entirely cured of non-retention of urine by taking Barosma, prepared by 12. Iv. Thonipsn, Titus ville, Pa. Ask your druggist for it. For sale by Bovard. 2t. MARRIED. .SKTl.FY THOMPSON At tho I. ride's residence, on Tuesday July (, 1SS0, by J.T. Pienn.m, Kmcj., Mr.- WinlicM S. Sctloy, Hiid M inn lCli.ahcth Thompson, both of Kintjslcy twp., thin county. Allegheny Valley Iiciil Road, -AM- Pittsburgh, Titusville & Buffalo Railroad. Oi; VN'll A 1' ri'iK Monday, June 1 1, lssd tins will run as follows; STATIONS. Northward. Soiitl,Mird Nil 1 No. 1 .Su i .N... i N.i N" 8 ii in p in p in p to ji iii a iii Pitlhl.urjili !-:.Vi 2::t.il V:-H Mh 1:1" :" W I'eiiJiinclOarjj i:ti!i.ll:2S li.i. 0.12:2.'. o:7." Kiu.i.iniie; 1 !::i"i I: I.V!2:::n i;: 1 1: l:i:i K. ll'li Join -11:101 r,:!0 .'.:.'i.Y 11:10 .":-0 llnt.lv r.oti.HI:2;.'l ".:'.-'! -;i:t .r:'-!0 o:,v, -:iv, Pat Ki-r ll:"- C-.'SA .":!-' l:..o! lorjo pr.O l-hnlent.-u J'il! 7:l S j I': I- l::tl!lo;o7i !:-' Nrrul.T.iN.-j ;;iT7:!:: l:-il ":''! !-::.'o: l:lrt I'VariMi.-i -.:! 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