WEDNESDAY BHIKMNG, NOV. 2, 1SS1.
Bcmonan officers.
Purfrril S. .T. Womiott.
yunrilm'n North ward, T. J. Vim
ttlr-Hen, T. It. Oobh, Jno. A. ITnrtj South
wrd, O. W. HnWiwon, S. II. Haslet, Kli
loleman.
Justine of tho rcaee3. T. Bronnan,
D. S. Knox. .
Countable.--Jameq Waiters.
Wnleott, J. 12. Ulaino, A. B. Kelly,
Bronnan, A. II. Partridge
iSWioot Dirr.cinra3. Kiiawkry, R. .Trrare cordially invited.
.FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
Member of Cbnijrwt-J as. Mokouovk,
Answi-b'v E. L. Davis.
. 'Prtmident 'Judge W. I). Bno ffv.
Anmciate Judge.x3 oms Rrxic, C. A.
iln.r,.
Trr.nturer N. R. Kotif.mat.
Prothonntrrry, Itcgixtcr it Recorder , cf-e.
JtTNTIS SftAWKEV.
Pheritf. O. A. IUtATX.
Oimw'Minwrit Kli Bbultn, Isaac
Lotfo, II. W. Lepfhur.
(bounty Superintendent 3 . 12. IIiLt.-
ATU.
Dlxtriet Attorney. P. Irwin.
.Awry ffowunMsioncrs C. II. Church.
Vktk'r Younok.
County Surveyor F. F. Wiiittkkin.
Coroner C. II. CiimiciT
County A uditorxH idtoTiAh Titomp-
ON, IX F. COPKLAND, F. C. LACY.
CU3INESS DinCCTORY.
TIONESTA LODGE
Ko. :icf,
I. O. of O. TP.
MEETS every Saturday evening, nt 7
o'clock, in tho Lodge Room in Par
tridge's Hall. .
P. M. CLARK. N. G.
O.. W. RAWYEP.. Sec'y. 27-tf.
J L. DAVIS.
ATTQRN EY-AT-T.A W,
Collections made In Hits and adjoining
eountioK. J lonosia, ra,
jJlLKS V. TATE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Elm Street, Tionesta, Pa.
LOCAL AND. I'ISCELLANj;o;j.
C'oiiilciitrd Time TkIiIc TlonpMn Klntlon.
Nonnr. I mouth.
Train !"...- 0:.ir, am Train IS !0:r 7 nm
Train !)..... :12 pm Train 10 2:21 l'lil
Train IK 5:12 pin Train JO 7:lrt pm
Train b North, and Train in Woulh carry
tho mail.
tho juvenile' seem dctermiar'd not li
be outdone by tho older ones. We
wish both enterprises success, and our
beet wishes are with nil such organiz-
Pensioners of Forest County, vote
for tho Prothonotary who has executed
your papers far tbo last three years
without charging you n cent for fees,
when he could have charged what
would have amounted to several bun
dred dollars per year, if he had not
been tha friend of soldiers. Justis
Rev. J. T. Michael will proaeh SUawkey i3 tho man
at tbo I . M. Church on l hurray ana Th , f ,. v n,iirnh us bv. and leave us leavins? little
.... , ill 1 J ' ' o
inuay eveoinga or mis wee. aii . , -g Wednesday) however in the way ot thrillinjr start
0-. v rfl -'
evoniucr for the benefit of Kev. ' Hill, liner news. No uncommon occurrence
Rev. llicks will occupy the pulpit Uvho departed for Kansas a short time of news or of deeds bad or good be
of bo M.; E. Church next Sunday ag0 ye h0pe tP teo affair well yond the ordinary incites our pencil
ia not uncomraon, npd J ."JO has Lcca
known fioveral times. There m u re,it
difTerence ia tho atmopphera her from
Ko ;n lUa. V.4 T ,U tint 11 11
Itiiob in fruv aai. a vtv uvu van xv
ations, which will benefit tho young bore hotter that is, more oppressive
people of Tionesta.
than 1UU" or yiv there. There is
no moisture here, which makes tho
difTerence. For tho first five months,
evening.
Presbyterian Sabbath School
3 p.. m.; M. E. Sabbath School nt
a. m., F. M. Sabbath School at
a. in.
at
10
11
Thanksgiving next.
Election next Tuesday.
Christmas comes on Sunday this
year.
TAKE NO STOCK IN ELEC
TIONEERING LIES!
Thaokssivintr Mill bo tho next
legal holiday which will be Thursday,
Nov. 21.
The evening aro getliug deci
dedly lengthy. Good books and
papers are now in order,
Republicans ! this is tho last op
portunity we. will have before election
to wain you to bo en your guard, aud
work fur tbe ticket.
Mr. end Mrs. John Auer, of
Stark Co., Ohio, are paying a visit to
.TiidE-a Recks family. Mr. Auer is
fMrs. Reek's oldest brother.
Miss Agnes Sihbald of Pailadel-
patronized by our citizens as the object to chirographical movement
is a worthy one and deserves a good
support. Choice refreshments will he
served and a pleasant time may bo
expected. The festival will be held
in the store building recently occu
pied by Mr. Einstein, opposite tho goat porkers if not the biggest
M. E. Chursh. Let p. 11 go.
Mr. U. O. Davi9 and family do-
sir8 us to return thauks in their behalf
to tho friends who have kindly lent
their assistance in their hour of great
aflliction. They will alvaya bo grate
fully remembered. In this connection
Neilltown and Vicinity.
Times and season come to us, paBs nearly, that I was here I saw no rain,
aud then it rained n month earlier
than usual. Tho lull and winter
climate in ibis country b delicious.
You can imagine nothing finer ; Air
clear and cool ; no clouds now that it
has rained ; no dust, and everything
The nights are always
o:!i::o Fur.To.v, .
Manuf icturor of ami bcalcr in
HARKESS, COLLARS, BRIDLES,
And all kinds of . . i
HORSE FUP.niSHIiiG GOODS.
mayl 81 TONESTA, PA.
SMEARBAUGH
as well now as he used to do, and L"m; " kUO U1
smokes no less. Major Woodcock is thlck ulIt9 are not uncomfortable.
the same genial landlord, and by the lynchers here when they hire a man
wv l,!.n,-Wn.l,M.nnftft.BA hi., expect to board him but never furnish
i n i -o ,. , i Tr. u i.: -,.n
i uim a eiueuiiii; iiiiiie. iro imo ma iuii
iu i -
I .(LI..1..I 1 I 4-n
with us now and as gallant as e'er.
H N Tt:irnlifi(M ia nn nt Tlrftrlforrl.
Mrs. Woodcock has returned from her Just M f'0. Buffalo; had
Eastern visit. Miss Johnson has gone
back to Titusvillc. Miss Anna Neill
has come home again after quite an
we tako pleasure in stating that the extended visit to friends ia Pittsburgh,
family have secured the services of a Mr. McAllister may be seen wending
competent lady nurse, and that, ac- b ay 0Tpr ,B the direction of Pov-
cording to Dr. Morrow, there is a "ty Hill every morning regularly,
change for the better in tho cases of Squire Hotchkiss still pulls, teeth for
tho members now afflicted. He thinks uothing and treats his patients
the favcr has passed its hichest point kindly. Aside from the general drift
and with good care both Mrs. Davis of ur remarks, the Squire is ahead in
the nurnoer oi squ'.rreis siain ry any
one man in the township, so far as
and Carrie will recover.
Dr. Morrow will leave this eve
ning tor ir.s tormer home in Arm
6trong county, for the purpose ot
bringing his family to Tionesta, and
will return on Monday evening. The
wherever ho can find a good place.
One man told me his experience. He had
never
learned tho habits here. He hired out
to a man to work on his tarm, or
ranch, and went out iust at nicrht. It
was a ranch of six thousand acres, and
all the buildings on it would not cover
as much space as Robinson stsre
house, barns aud everything. Thoy
sat in tho cabin after supper and
finally the new man said he would
like to be showod to his room. The
rancher said: "H 1, thoro'a six,
thousand acres of land here, and room
lealcrs in
GBOOEBIBS!
TODACCO, ' .,
CIGARS, HARD- . '
WARE, QUEENS
V A R E. G L ASS WARE, '
TOYS, STATIONARY, WAL
TAPER, FOREIGN FRUITS, VEG
ETABLES, BAKERS BREAD, OYS
TERS, &c.
on it anywhere for you. Pick out the
1 I L -, . nnn, sinn find ' lip finpraa
heard from this Beason. Tho Gorman . J . , . ,
school has closed for the school year,
rp-F. R1TCIIEY,
ATTORN E Y-AT-L A W,
Tionesta, Forest County l'a.
J 11. AG NEW,
ATTORNEY-A.T-LAW,
TIONESTA, PA.
ATTKNTION KOI.niCRS!
I havobeen dmlttwl to praftlop ns an
Attorney in tha I'tnHion Offloo at Vv'ash
imrton, 'O. C. All ofllcer, wnldiorH, or
naliors who were injured in tho lato war,
fiin obtain pontdons to which tliey may bo
ntltled, bv cUlins; on or addrosHinnmoat
'TionoMta, Pa. Also, el aims for arrearages
of pay and bouuty vill roeive prompt at
tention. ,
Havinpr been over four years a soldier in
ih lata wnr. und hovincr for a nuuibor ol'
years enjraed in the prosecution of sol
diers' claims, my experience 'will nasmre
phia, and Mrs. Shields, of Ohio, wife Doctor's practice has increased rap
of Rev. Shields, a former resident of idly in this vicinity and his field now
thin place, have been visiting friends esleui3 ovcr a largo portion of tho
in this county, being the guests ol their count.v. Wo wish him succbss in the
brother, Mr. Geo. Sibbald. future, and predict for himself and
-Mr. Peter Cerry is ono of the family a pleasant abode in Tionesta,
Afidiicrun niT..rer. the lnfa fires hav- Dr. Jilaine. of Pleasantville, will be
iug swopt over aud destroyed a largo over frequently during Dr. Mor-
bjdy of timber owned by him. He row s absence to attend to his practice
tlv mtarned from a visit to that here.
section ana reports
rather gloomy.
Mr, Theodore Stewart, of Silver
Creek, N. Y., is paying a visit to Tio
nesta relatives, he being a brother of
Mrs. P. O. Conver aud Mrs. II. A
things looking Take no stock in any of the lies
that may bo circulated about our can
didates on the eve of the election.
Every voter knows that such things
are done when it is too late to ' refute
them. There is not a voter in the
Miss Myers, the teacher, having fin
ished her terra and intending to attend
school the coining winter, and in gen
eral everybody is in good health and
spirits. In order to meet the minis
ter's claim a festival will be given to
morrow evening ; oysters and music
are certain, aud a good time is
assured.
Tho Trunkeyville school has opened
for the winter with Miss Coia Fisk,
who taught tho summer term, as teach-
. 1 1 .fV l
er; the school grounds at lruniiey-
ville have been improved by a sid
ing up and a new fence. The Flem
ing Hill school-house has had a new
most of the ranchers who have a fam
ily, havo more or less capacious houses.
One of the most striking features
of this valloy are tho Butte Mountains,
which rise abruptly from tbo plains.
Ihey are about twenty miles long,
three miles wide, and the two peaks
aro some 1500 feet high. They are
perfectly disconnected from any and
every other mountain range, and com
pletely surrounded by tho prairie.
The whole of this country is so level,
and the rivers have such low banks,
that they have to protect themselves
by an immonse system of lereeage.
The height of the levee on Feather
river ia from six to thirty feet, average-
ing about twelve feet. The building
iw::iBHMU..hHA
Goods Always First-Class.
am
mm
$1000
I Will bo nnirt If any lmirarltles or mineral
I substaui'ca are found In FEUim A. or for fi:y
rBTitreiA Is r'ircly Yogotauie compound.
eincs comtAimd. 1 tils Is Rtrom larpipo, 1 I
but It is truo. 2E2iSK.w;..S:-.S
Peuuna Is bcuiR nioifl oxteusivoijr p-e-3crll)pl
hv honest i:tlvslclcna than any ot!icr
ha U-Uozua rsuwtUeii luiowu to Uic proiosalou. tf
Pr.iiUSAposltlvrlYcnre consnmpnon nun i
WlWl AUt.tj fllV. ll V UlOU.-U. .K
For lntnm'.'.ttftit tvor. ch!!t3 B:icl inviir.
dumb anuo. Uie lnfnlllblo remetirisPEUiiti A.
No niRttor whRt Tonr dlseane Is. where lo-
I rated, be von voupk or old. nmls or fmnpln. I
nl: rviiCM fur rkkMXi. rrvniim-WT":l
floor put therein, a new door hanged 0f this levee makes a teriiblo rate of J
thereon and further made comfortable taxation necessary, lhe rate is it
ritK cents on tho 81. and the valuation
Tll vonr rplthliors nnd vonrfriemlstlmts''
Kyi you Mil tuem. cuna lor a paupiuct.
18. B. IIAETjIAN CO., Osborn,OM0.
Kerji your bowels and polrio organs regu
lar wlta
.V;Cl.fcgN?l4- . iV!?.- i , &ri Jl-ikJ, .-t-
by being
T... . l. i .1.:.. ; J ' ' .1 U t tUa rrnrartr rnnlil oll nt.
Adams. Mrs. Conver, who has. been -t uo . uy . Mrlh. Miss Ella Mays began her
:'"'".'..-' ... .... i j everv one or ine canaioaics on me . . i . r mt. r
tlie collection oj ciuunsin r.nn snoru'N!, (Mm- yyjiag at ine uoove naj.'ieu j)iui;u ii . . . , winter term last ivionuay. r" 0f that for a tax ?
BiMio uiuo. - Upvpral WN ks. returned ou Friday last. "eiuirau i! .
... ,
Insane Perjont Restored!
DB.U.in KtAl
Mcoue PCDTOPFP
t -librall Rim Nibti TjisEAaM. Ontv tun
i f f curtor t ilt, piUw and Xt'crvf Atfrctimit.
KV9 iNPAJ.LmiiB II Ui-en w airtctea. jvo rvt ajwr
If J Mrttday'tuu. Treatlw and t'i trial bottlofreoto
Mr. A. U.
tor tho nnftmon to whirh ho asnires
- t- C TT . 11 I r
MCivay, o. iiaiiiey, . . t nr ODa of h
T AWRKNCB HOUSE,
-J r t. - .,:.i k.. v.:.
TIONESTA, PENN'A, VM, SMEAR- career w., i a., -u.F-.-- j .... upwrightoEd worthy c
AUGII, Pi.ovr.jwor. TM. h.!rl d.ughtor, Miss Eva, was here during nnfi(,pntlv ,..,,.. th.t ...
t? ATTnir
Is entrnllv located. Everything new and
woll furnished Superior aci-ommodrv
f'mviM an rl Hiriot attention ttlvon to irnentH
VeoroUblos -nd Frultn of nil kinds nerved
In their Reason. SatuplO room for torn
inorcinl A gouts.
C
ENTRAL HOUSE,
tho week visitin his brotli.r, our
worthy Postmaster. He is a pleasant
and agreeable gentleman, and bears a
clnfe resemblance to the venerable
P. M.
Berry Bro. t Grandin have their
well dowu 600 feet at Balltowu, aud
town school, under tho management Tho balance of the letter is of a
of Miss Cox, is more than halt done private nature, aud not of general in
with its wiutei session. Stewarts Run ,Drot V linne TTr. Williams will
uizeus. we achcoi nnens next Monday. Allander fAOftr q .vith an occasional letter for
cootulently believe mat there is not , .,. 0De b t th raiddle of -
-, .j
November, aud JSeiluown about the
same lime. "QuiLUS."
Nov. 1, '31.
RONNER . AGNEW BLOCK. T. C.
.Taj-knon. Proir otor. This is new
1.. Imu l.ll,t lulfll tilt Jill 1111 flir tll(
nwmnmodatio.i of the public. A portion Wlth good luck Will Uaish this venture ...... . lnflthpp hn
a Mr 1 1 u i wi i i .... . ... .
in ten davs or two weeks, inis win
a man ia the county who will say
otherwise of any of the Republican
candidates.
In the farmyard of Mr. Wesley
Zentz, in Tionesta township, you may
see three guineas following a large
cock ol the chicken species as young
of In patrona;;o of tho public is solicited.
y
Westward to California.
Yuea City, Cala., Oct. 12, '81.
From a private letter from Mr.
Clate E. Williams, who stopped iu
Just received-Clothes Horse9 and
Baskets, Mirrors, Hat racks, Cattle
Ties, Slates &c, at Wni. Smearhaugh
& Co. 2t
Peruna bv trivintr health also
gives beauty.
At the change of every season
B-Sp. 6. and expr8 addrena to Da. KLIN K, ill
i Arob 8U FhiUuelphla, l'a, StxprincipaldruwitU.
INVENTORS Ss0.!8 1
nej'-at-Law and Patent Solicitors, 617
Seventh Street, Washington, D. C, for in
structions, lleasonnblo terniB. Referen
ces and advico sont freo, Wo attend ex
clusively to Patent business. Reissues,
lutorterences, ana cases rejeccou iu omer
liands a spetnalty. Caveats solicited.
Upon receipt of model and sketch we give
our opinion as to the patentability free of
charge. We refer to tho Commissioner of
Patents, also to iiix-uommissioners. r.s
tablished 1800 sep-8-81
Iff C. COBURN, m. n.,
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON,
I Imd over fifteen venrs experience 5n
the m-actiee of his profession, havinggrad-
iit.nd Ic.uallu and honorably May JO, IHOj.
Otlleo'nnd Residence in Forest House,
opposite the Court House, lionesta, Pa.
Aug. 5-lS80
J V. MORROW. M.D.,
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON,
I,at of Armstronr county, having located
in Tionestrt is prepared to attend all pro
fessional calls promptly ami hi an hours.
, For the present will have his office oppo
ni'a (ho Lawrence House. niiiy-18 81.
novAr eenprnlpd anv eonsiderabla rlis- I .. . i i : ,i r !. l l,l t,l,U
h .heir Ust well on Uic Mill property rr , V" .,T Place 8everai ,nonu,s Jear S uB1..BUU- . . u.vu ---. -
" I i (1 ii f'o irnm 111 m
year, but in tno spring v,.u cou- & lanai of thU CU1;0U3 - ;ollowin Xhe letle'r is
e to search for the oil beanng rock. . . , ... 1 : IIe vld three one 1 fol'- ? " ,
E. L. STEADMAN,
SURGEON DENTIST.
if. n .. ( i.:
..nn- Kn in I in anr n K'l enn. , . . ..7 . tulS SUiuiDCr, WO
IKiO J CUI V -''""5
tinnc
Mr. N. Burdick, who has just eggs under u hen that he had set upon , h enaze(1 in teach
finished sawing lumber lor Lawrence a nest ot eggs coming irom ner own . . , , ,he uandsome, ealary 0f
& Dalent the mouth ot .Lamentation, kith and kin, aud when iu due process month, and board:
a short time ago, sawed lb logs in one ot time tbe young guineas came to a , . ft rviumbus. Pa., in April and
hour and five mituitos, which ii pretty state of existence they did not fiud tho got j0 Omaha, or rather to Council
fast work for a little mill ; tho lui-bor natural affection toward 'them existing ijur, on tno other side of the river
was Wdil made, too. ihey win move as strong in tue neart ana actions 01
tho mill a milo or so farther up the their necessitated mother, or at least
creek in a short time. as congenial to them as they desired,
Chairman'Brockwav issues a short they sought protection and the
1 . t i ...... -I
nAAr, to the Uennhlicans. which will other lUiriouies or parentage nea.n
take the liberty to prevented by taking reruns.
' formerly ;Pittsbursh,Titasville & Buffalo Up
FALL TIME TABLE, September 29, 18S1.
The Broadhead Dresa Coods can
be worn in damp weather or a shower
without being ruined by shrinking or
curling. For sale by Robinson &
A.M.
7 !"
1 37'
1 22
1 1 Of)
Bounor.
2t.
in your stomach Peruna will immedi
l.i . .... :
from Omaha, iust in time to find the aiciy correct tno lunct.ons
rail road tracks all under water and
the denot3 completely surrounded.
We were obliged to lay there nearly a
week while the "Mad Missouri" held
Dental room in Acomb building, up be found elsewhere in this paper, and tlie fe-tbers of the rooster afore8id, compiete8way. It was a very watery
publican will read wuo 1)ea ever blu,;e'BU iar 88 ,SUOUSISL- journey all of the way, but the faual
and act upon it. There is no possible 6111 lU0 li,aai;",ucuaiu,l-MCU result was that 1 got oH tho cars on
excuse for any Republican to scratch P'ce oi a parem in me mabcuime gen- tLo ,ast day 0f April sound and hearty.
his ticket at this election. It is first- ane guineas aie mucu aiwcunu Yuba City is situated in the great
r. m.
8 3o
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If you have tho least uneasiness t n
fa on
7 40
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17 21
7 10
t 47
0 oil
P. M.
p.M.(yl. Valley liy.)
8 00 ar Pittsburgh lv
4 40
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ar.... farKcr ...lv
ar...Foxlurg ..lv
ar. Franklin ..lv
stairs, opposite the Lawrenee House Ti- T?AnnhHn will read who has ever since, SO far as is consist
Iieia, 1. All worit warranted, uun ni, i u ..v.j 1
r eivno 1 1 ahle prieps.
II. H. UiY. KELLY
MA r, rA Ii K .0 CO.t
Corner of Elm A Walnut Sts. Tionesta
- s Bstnk of Pisoount and Deposit.
Iutorest allowed on Time Deposits.
Collections made on all tho Principal points
of the U. S.
Collections solicited. 18-ly,
Peruna will tone your whole sys
tem.
"The doctors said my wife had
consumption. Tried 'Lindsay's Blood
Searcher.' and she has better health
than ever." G. H. Hubbard Hamp
den. Ohio. nov-4t.
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President
Tionesta
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Send to 031
sep2l-81tf
pilOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
TIONESTA, PA.
CARPENTER, -
nr. rciinn'H fircat Nerve Rostorer is
- ..,.. . . . . -
T rlttsa in everv reject and entitled to t0 tneir lister parent who seems to ne gacreuiento Valley, on Feather River, tho marvel of tho age for all Nerve Dis-
... 1 .!.!. . . . 1 . . . I .us...... 1 OOI
,i,a Knoriv ennnnrt of ! . Our ene- I prouu oi 013 appointed procuv. n,1 U the centre of a lar.e wheat eases. yu ms hioppuu
mics are building their only hope of The Y. P. L. S., (YouDg People's country. The valley is between the
success on the belief.tbat Republicans Literary Society") met at tho residence Sierra Nevadaa ou tho east aud the DIED.
. ..I ' ' . . ... . IT 1
will split their ticket. Inow let usdis- of Mr. II. A. Adams on last Saturday Const Kacgo on the West. lou nave
appoint them and elect our ticket by eveniug, and a particularly enjoyable mountains iu sufficient quantities at
handsome majorities. It can bo done as well as profitable time wai had. A home, but they have not the appear-
if every Republican voter will turn programme f.r tho next meeting was anco ot these. I had never seen a
out. prepared by the committee appointed mountain as they are seen from tho
H.
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V,. ' jlV
DAVIS. In Tionesta, Pa., Oct. 9. 1881,
of typhoid fever, Leoua E., duughtor of
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Davis, agod 15 years,
5 months ami 20 days.
Thus has Death again entered this
The following fiVures are given for that purpose: the performances will plains until I made the journey. Away stricken family circle and plucked
. Proprietor, us as authentic of the Tumber and consist of declamations, music, essaya oui on me piamn oi cuw UIOt .vv. .
I I . . . . 1 .i mri !. !..J:.i!-.t l..,t iiioal- a hova niaQiif I1PA thO ftttl li"1! fill
timber which will bo run on Tionesta and select readings. This society ia saw mem. xue nuse s imiiaun, oUfc
creek this full should there be suffi- composed of some of the best talent above that can be seen plainly tho ones were called upon to follow to he
cient water : Roupe & Son will have our little burg affords, and bida lair to dark green or me pine, wuian covers gr.. .
oiAm...!,;,,,),.? u,lnA timWi ha t rermaneut oriranizat on. doin theiu until you get up toward the sum- uveu, auu uu tucjr .o uu.-u
,. . , T ...-. i (a morvii.r.ra Ua ...ll n s tr. tnit vvliKn tho white outlines of the pass through a
The calmon ureek iiumoer kjo., mm utu .v....u... ..v.. - . .
xr n n.. 07 nnn enhirt f,.Pt hemlock. Tionesta in general. CM. bliawkcy snow tovered peaks, towering
' ricturestakou in allthe latest styles of
tbe art.
QUARLES RAISIG,
rn ACTIO A L
CARRIAOF. AND WAGON MAKER.
In rear of Blum's Blacksmith shop,
M.MNT.. - - TIONESTA, PA
besides which the company has 28 was elected
creek niecea of mixed lumber rafted Klincstiver,
ready to run. Wheeler & Du3enbury, meetin
21,000 cubic fet of pine. Dale &
Lawrence, nine creek pieces cf pice.
Miles & Sheaeley, 30 piocc-a of pine.
Haggcrty & Small, for Lacy, 33 piccea
of pine. A ''creek piece" ia supposeJ
to contain 30,000 feet.
Secretary,
resigned.
similar aflliction.
above Trly the Lord a works are mysterious
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vice VV. Jj. an, present tQemseivcs. ii wu ijuim ouu uuia.uu.uvi..
The next refveahiug during the summer to look ones take cocsolatiou m the fact that
will bo held at the residence oir toward the mouctains and Bee the Ha dooth U things well, aud that tbo
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of Mr. T. B. Cobb next Saturday eve- snow. It cools one oil in tbeir mind darkest hour ia just ueioro uawn. me
nin-. The society cordially invite all when tho thermometer ia so hot that deeped sympathy of our community
interested in intellectual matter to it boils, to thiuk so near and yet so ia with them in this hour, aud the ier
attend. We would also mentiau the far can be found winter. We had a vent hope of all ia that those still
fiPt il.t the school Ktorarv socioties very cool summer this season, the mer- aUlicted with tbe disease may pe
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are nro-ressin in splendid style uud curv not iroing above 110, while 12U" speedily returned to neaitn.
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ADDITIONAL TRAIN leaves Claren
don 7:20 a. m., Waritsn 7:4r. a. m., Irviiio
ton 8:35 a. m. Arrive at Tidioute i:f0 a.'
in., Tionesta 10;57 a. in., Oil City 12:30
P. m.
CHAUTAUQUA LAKE DIVISION.
Trains leave Oil City for Pet. Centre, Tl
tusvillo, Spartansbiirg, Centroville, C'orry,
Mayvillo, Broc-ton nt 7:(H!am, 10:40ain,
2:45pm, 4:30pm, 8:45pm, Arrive 8:00am,
ti;45am, 2:00pm, 3:35pm, 8:30pm.
Sunday Train loaves 7:30am i arrives
7:05pm.
UNION A TITUSVILLE BRANCH.
Train loaves Titusvillo 5:30pm; arrives
Union City 7:20pm. Loaves Union Cily
0:toam ; arrives Titusvillo 8:40am.
Trains run daily except Sunday, t I''hg
Stations.
Trains are run on Philadelphia time.
Through coaches between Oil City und
Bradford on trains leaving Oil City
7:0iuiii., Corry 0;30pm.
Pullman Micing Cars between Oil
City and i'iusburgh en trains leaving
Brocton 3:3'pm and Pittsburgh l):15pm.
r-Tickcts sold and baggngo chocked
to all principal points,
Oct lime tables giving full Information
from Company's Agents.
O. WATSON, Jn., Supt.
W. S. BALDWIN, Oil City, l'a.
(icn'l l'axs. Agent,
41 Kxchangn St., Buif:l, N. Y.
J. L. CUAK1, Acut, Tionesta Pa.
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