She $cst $fjniMira.
J. K. WENK,
KDITOR.
WEDSESDAT MORMJiO, DEC. i, ISS).
The Legislative at HarrUburg has
ooco more voted to adjourn, this
time on the 12th lost, nd we guess
' they'll make it stick; that is, we hope
they will.
TnK trial of Oaraes Nutt, for the
killing of Dukes, begins at Union
town to-day. The public opinion is
that he will be acquitted without
much trouble. There are eighty ju
rors drawn for the terra, . and it is
thought some difficulty will be ex
perienced in gutting a ianel to try
the case.
Congress tt?sembld on Monday
and proceeded at once to organize.
The House elected John G. Carlisle, of
Kentuxkey, Speaker, and the folding
other offices : Ex-Congressmau Clark,
, of Missouri, for Clerk ; John P. Lee
fdom, of Ohio, for Sergeant at-Arms ;
: Dr. John S. Lindsey. of Georgetown,
for Chaplain j J. G. Wintersmitb, of
, Twas,1 Pooi keeper, and Lycurgua
' Dalton, of Indiana, Postmaster. Very
Jew northern men in that gang. The j
reason of Mr. Carlisle's election 'is
given in the following dispatch which
fully explains itself;
Mr. Carlisle and bis manager, Mr.
' Morrison, have announced to every
member who visited them that the
-canvass was made on his part on the
issue of revenue reform, and on that
alone. Mr. Carlisle said to all that
he was in favor of immediate effort to
. secure a new tariff bill, or at leapt cer
tain further reduction in the presont
tariff, and that he would regard his
election as an indorsement by the
Democratic party of that position.
Mr. Morrison has claimed that Mr.
Carlisle's views were in accord with
those of the great masses of the Demo
cratic party in those sections from
which Carlisle drew his support, and
it is well understood that Mr. Cai lisle
will make up his Ways and Means
Committee with the view of early tariff
action. For this reason Mr. Morrison
will be made Chairman of that com
mittee. Mr. Raudolph Tucker, of
Virgiuia, Mr. Hewitt and probably
Mr. Oox will also go upon it.
The President's Meesage was re
' -ceived and read. It is a rather
lengthy, though very able state paper,
f and is very favorably commented
upon by the press of the country. We
: ' shall .endeavor lo lay it before our
readers in the form of a supplement
next week.
Sensational Journalism.
It turns out that the talk of Stew
art, Lee, Quay & Co. having made s
pilgrimage to Washington and all the
enterprising stories told of what they
went there for are all turning out to
be tales made up for the purpose of
beio contradicted. To the modern
enterprise of the impersonal journa
the quality of reality in their state-
. menta is not so much a matter of im
porlance as their sensationalism
When a lie is telegraphed and tub
liubed there is such a labyraitbef cor
respondents, reporters, etc., and eo lit
tie responsibility resting anywhere for
what the paper says; that no sane man
would undertake to unravel any story
however doubtful or mischievous, and
as nobody cares particularly, whether
there is any basis for the vampiugs o
the imagiuative youth who can make
ten dollars by inventing a rousing
whirl, when, if they . confined them
1 . a ss .
selves 10 me recital ot actum occur
rences, that nobody cares to take the
trouble to inquire into their truth
but rather want to see the sequel
I t i
wnicn always comet), ana serves as
good purpose in contradicting tp-day
what was asserted yesterday. As
matters litUe to the general public
-t.i - r s-x m .
wuemer Mt. uay and bis mends go
to Washington or not, the general
public take no trouble with reference
10 me mauer. uui sucn canards are
invaluable (beside the profit the senna
tion brings to the reliable correspon
dents) to the feeble-minded editors
whose brain-supply is not equal to the
acquisition of sufficient knowledge of
affairs to write oa topics that would b
instructive aud interesting to their
readers, aa supplying them with iome
thing to write about that does not
draw heavily on their stores of bra
power; and to the e'ger sesker for
political preferment, who reads them
Mai discuss with avidity, as poiaUri
to the way to shape their courses, so
as to come in on the winning side,
just as the greenhorn at a horse race
pins his faith to some reported tipster,
as an infallible index as to what horse
to put bis money on in the pools. It is
strictly true that neither the greenhorn
in politics nor his counterpart in gam
bling ever hits the right tipster, and
their money rarely comes back to
then). But they are all such hopeless
idiots that no wisdom could turn them
to wiser courses so that so far as it
concerns them the world need not wor
ry over their late. lhe etlect the
practice has upn journalism, toe con
tempt growing up for the profession,
the habit of feeling that no respect is
due to it, is a ruinons price to pay for
cheap sensationalism and must work
mischief.
Stave Bolts Wanted.
T. B. Cobb will pay the following
prices cash, for Stave Bolts, on board
f cars :
12 and 14 inch, $2.50 per cord.
18 inch, $3.00 per cord.
24 inch, $4.00 per cord.
27 and 32 inch, $4.50 per cord.
WONDERFUL REVELATION'S.
THE CIVILIZED WORLD SHOCKED
lint Mnnbritin f Geml Frnrtlfr nnd
I'rove IlipNNlnff to all Nation
The American lpopl Klrwt to Ra
. rlv Their Benign Influence).
Two of Esculapius' most disting
uished sages, natives of Germany,
and life long teachers of medicince,
Drs. ivraumetnann ana scnonlwin,
have been devoting their time during
the past three years to comparing the
effect upon disease, what Drs. Ann,
rrotessors oi tne Metaphysical uolieffe
of Boston, call metaphysical process,
with the enect or medicine. .Numer
ous thorough experiments convinced
them there was no beneficial effect
in medicine except the metaphysical
Influence, which every physician s
presence exerts over the patient, and
they found this influence over
the disease was greater when admin
istering sugar than when giving the
medicines usually prescribed by phy
sicians. They diu, however, notice
that quinine m malarious fevers, and
Iodide or potassium in certain specific
diseases, exerted an influenc over
those complaints great in degree than
that of suear. It was suggested that
the various patent and . proprietory
medicines should be examined and
compared with sugar, in the same
way. 1 his was done and they, too,
rapidly shared the same fate as the
physician's drugs, excepting those
containingquinioeand iodideof potas
sium, which too showed an influence
over disease similar to those drugs
used by themselves, but less in degree.
The list being about exhausted they
finally came upon Peruna ; their ex
periments with this article were most
striking and in the highest degree
exciting. Its effect could in no wise
be compared with that of sugar nor
with Dr. Ahn's metaphysical proeess.
Its effect was immediate and positive,
as was shown in the case of Miss
Maggie Martin, of Oil City Fa., who
had been a terrible sufferer from dys
pepsia, liver complaint and kidney
disease, sympathetically affecting ail
the pelvic functions. The best physi
cians and every thing else had utter
ly failed. She was then given Peruna
and in due time recovered perfectly.
So with I. P. Dukehart, (superintend
ent of the B & O. K. It. (Jo's hotels
aud now conductor) case. All the
best physician's and everything he
could do or have done, failed to re
lieve that terrific and indescribable
malarial dullness of the head. One
bottle of Peruna cured him and also
cured his son of diphtheria. W. 8.
Jenkins, of Salem O, was an indescri
bable sufferer from nervous prostra
tion, dyspepsia and constipation,
caused by a sunstroke. The physi
cians thoueht. since everything else
Vhad failed, he might try Peruna. He
iid so and Itperiectly cured him.
But toap the climax and prove
beyond doubt the wonderful eflieaey
of Peruna, the physician recommend
ed it to Mrs. T. H. Kberline, of 274
Market street, Allegheny City, Pa.,
now living at Keokuk, Iowa. Mrs.
Eberline had been sick for years and
finally p'lssed into consumption.
The physician who attended her, were
among the very best in city. They
did everything the most gifted a
monr them were capable of doing
and honorably told her that nothing
more could be done, that the could
not live over that night. About mid
night death began to close the suffer
ing of the good wife and dutiful moth
er, and as the friends and family were
gathered around the bed in tears to
witness her passage to eternity ; phy
iician suddenly entered and softly
whispered, "get Peruna, quickly,
hurry 1" It was brought, and al
though the breathing had almost
ceased, her lips were livid, finerer
nails blue, the pulse had ceased at the
wrist. Oh J sighed the friends, it is
too late, do not trouble her any long
er, out she swallowed a little, rallied
and expectorated a great mouthful;
sue ureal neu easier : she swallowed a
little more and again sh raised more
phlegm; the breath improved; the
Dy-stanaers toon courage aud they
perserved with the Peruna until she
was surely better. The pulse return
ed, the circulation was re-established,
the lips and nails became natural.
after which a tablesjKionful of the Pe
runa every hour was administered
and sue continued to improve, in a
lew days, she sat up, in two weeks
she was the hearties eater in the house
and in three months she was perfect
ly well. Who is not convinced oi the
unequal worth of Peruna. For affi
davits and signatures of the truthful
ness of this statement of Mrs. ilber
line's case, see the' Ills of Life," and
how to cure them, gratis .ofany drug-
U1S16.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Y VIRTUE of sundry Tvrtts of Fl.
Fa. and Iiev. Fa lamied out of the Court
of Common Pleas of orest County,
Pennsylvania, and to me dlreotfld, there
will bo exposed to alc by public vendue
or outcry, at the Court jIouhs in the
Borough'of TionoKta, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, A. D. 188.1,
at 10 o'clock, A. M., tlio following de
scribed real entato to-wit :
JOHN A. PROPER vs. ANNA HTLT.S
and 8 II. IIILlS, Levari Facias, No. 12,
Decembor term, 1883. S. D. Irwin, At
torney. The undivided one-half part of nil that
certain tract or parcel of laud situate In
the Township of Jenks, County of Forest,
and Stato of ronusylvania, described as
follows, to-wit: Boini; tho undivided one
half part of four hundred acres and three
tcnths of an acre, tho east part ot warrant
number MA, Bingham landH, And bound
ed as follows t Beginning at a pout where
the original beech stood tho north-east
corner of warrant IKV22; thence south one
third of a degree west three hundred and
twenty and live-tenths perches to a post;
thence west two hundred nnd eight and
seventh-tent lis perches to a jnrat ; thence
north three hundred and twenty-seven
and three-tentlifc perches to a post and
noithliue of said warrant ; thence along
the samo south eighty-eight and one-sixth
degrees east two hundred and ten and
eight-tenths perches to tho place of begin
niug, containing four hundred acres and
three-tenths (400 3-10) of land.
Taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of Anna Hills and S. II. Hills at
the suit of John A. Proper.
ALSO,
Mns. RACHEL BLAIR versus J. F.
OVERLANDER, Fieri Facias, Nop. U and
10 December term, 18H3.
All that certain pioce or parcel of land
lying in Kingsley township, Forest coun
ty, Pennsylvania, and being in warrant
number 61S7, and a part thereof. Begin
ning at a black jack corner, thence north
forty-three degrees west one hundred nnd
fifty-six rods to a post, an old cornor:
thence south forty-seven degrees west sixty-one
rods to a small oak on a rock; thence
south fortv-three degrees east one hun
dred and rilty-six rod to a small white
oak bush, birch witness : thence north
forty-seven degrees east sixty-one rods to
the place or beginning, continuing sixty
acres bo the same more or less.
Taken in execution and to be sold as the
property o' J. F. Overlander at tho suit of
Mrs. Rachel Blair.
ALSO,
C. F. GILLESPIE vs. W. M. HEATH
et al, Fl. Fa. No. 11 Dec. term 1883 V. J
Vantiietien. Attorney.
All thut certain piece or parcel ot land
situate, lying and being in 1 lickory.towtv
ship, Couuty of Forest, and State of Penn
svlvania. bounded nnd described as lbl
ows, to wit : Beginning at a dogwood tree
tor a corner, and runuing thence north
forty-seven (47) degrees east by lnivil of
Josiah Mealy one hundred perches to a
dead pine tree, thence south forty-three
(43) degrees east one hundred perches by
land of Hanna to a post, thenoo
north forty-three (43) degress east eighty
percnes dv land oi llannatoa post,
thence south tortv-threo (4:1) degrees eust
ninety (HO) perches by bind oflJ. Stowand
Co.. to a nine tree, thence l'ortv-sevn(471 de
grees west one hundred nnd eighty (180)
perches by lnnd of H. Stow ifcCo.. to a pine
tree, then north forty-three (43) degrees
west one hundred and ninety (190) perches
to the aogwoofl tree, the place ol beginning.
containing one hundred and sixty-three
and thrco-fourths Utti) acres, strict meas
ure, more or lea, as surveved bv Walter
Siverly, December 14, 18651, with all the
improvements, buildings Ce.
'lakeu in execution as the property of
the heirs of Hiram Heath, deceased, and
to be sold at the suit of C. F. Gillespie.
TERMS OF SALE. The following
must be strictly complied with when tho
1. w tken the iiuintitt or omor lem cred
itors become the purchaser, the costs on
the writs must be paid, and a list of liens
Including mortgage searches on the prop
eity sold, together with such lien credit-
or's receint for the amount of tho nro
oeeds of the sale or such portion thereof as
ne may cluun, must be turinshou the
Sheriff.
2. All bids must bo paid In full.
3. All sales not sttled immediately will
be continued until 2 o'clock p. in., of the
day of Svle, at which time all property not
settled Mi will again be put up and sold
at the expense and risk of the person to
whom first sold.
"See Purdon's Dizest. NUih Edition
page 44t) and Smith's Forms, nngo 381.
C. W. CUAHK. Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, Tionesta. Pa.. Nov. 27,
1883.
Auditor's Notice.
In tho Court of Common Plead of For
est County.
w. (j. Walker and
Frank llumiltou,
doing business as
W.C.Walker & Co
vs.
E. E. Beresford,
No. C. D, 32 Mjiy
Term, 1883. Judg
ment confessed by
e. i). irwm jstj
Fi. fa. No. 4 May Term. 1H63.
September 24, 1883, Miles XV
Tate Esq., appointed Auditor to report at
nesc lerin. run uujuam.
To all Pkkson's Interestke :
Please take jiolioo that by virtue of
above Order of Court, anil appointment, I
.1 n . . i iL. .1... ' j V
win bii, iv uisi uurg uie uuiius oi my ap
poininieuL at my ojnee in Tionesta, 1'enn
sylvania, on Saturday. December first.
1883, at two o'clock p. m.
MILES W, TATE, Auditor
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas. The Hon. W. D. Brown
President Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas and Quarter Sessions in and for
tho county of Forest, has issued his pre.
eept for holding a Court of Common Pleas
Quarter Sessions, Se t TionesU, for
the County of Forost, to commence on the
Third Monday of December, being the
17th daj of Dec, 1883. Jfotice is therefore
given to the Coroner, Justice of the Peace
and Constables ot said county, that they bo
then and there in their proper perrons at
ten o'clock, A. M., of said duv. with thei
records, inquisitions examinations und
other remembrances, to do those things
which, to tueir otlioes appertain to be done
and to those whoare Ixumd in recogniisance
to prosecute against the prisoners that are
or shall be in the jail of Forest County, that
they be then and there present to prosecute
against inem as shall he lust, t.ivon un
der my hand and seal this 20th day oi
November, A. D. 1883.
C. W. CLARK, Sheriff-
Confirmation Notica.
Notice is hereby given that the final ac,.
count of Matthew Rort'.er, (fimrdiau of
Susanna J. Holib, Las been tiled in my
oftice and will be presented at next Term
of Court for Confirmation.
JCST1S SUA WKEY, Register,
j lonesta, jnov. lit, 1883.
WANTED
Reliable and experienced men in every
county in Pennsylvania, to sell Wheeler
and Wilson Sowing Machines. The most
liberal terms to good men : Correspond
ence invited. Address WM. SUMNER
& Co. l2 W. 4th Street, Cincinnati
.unio.
PALLWIHTERi .
Fall is here and Winter fast approaching, nnd Conifortability Is the
next thing in order, and we nro happy to Inform our friends in For
est County thnt we are prepared to supply tlmt want nt as Eow
Prices as the same qunlity of Goods can bo produced in Western
Pennsylvania. We Inuite you to inspect our Stock before making
your purchases, as we will SAVE YOU MONEY. We buy Largo
Quantities of Ooods for Spot Cash, and having Two Stores to supply
nnd buy together whon Quantity comes In question to get the Trlco,
and being all workers and having no Idlo men to pupport, and not
being compelled to live on tho profits of any ono line of business, we
nre confident that wo will and can SELL YOU MORE HOODS FOR
THEMOMEY THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THIS SEC
TION OF COUNTRY.
PLEASE CALL AND
CLOTHING, HATS,
boots &c shoes;
IFTTIRaISHIIsrQ- GOODS,
DRESS QOOIDS,
GROOEBIE3,
3? EQVISION S
FLOU'B, FEED,
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NO TKOUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
H. J. HOPIIlSTS & CO.
A BusineH Education Is the moot profit Ahln, Wn It !( the most nueful. Onr atm la in precUcany
train young men for the actnnl roiinlreinrnti of tint commercial ncfu Individual Inntructlon. No
Tacatlon. Students can enter at any tuno. For ctrciibuv, addretui 1'. DUFK A HONS, Pittatnnr, Pa.
TRIAL IjIST.
Causes set down for trial In the Court of
Common Pleas of Forest County on the
Third Monday ot December, A. D. 1883:
1. J. E. BUiiio vs. Honry Swaggart, No.
6 February term, 18711.
2. Nancy Dawson vs. Ptaralt Ann Dale,
No. 20 May term, 1881.
3. Helen ts. i nomas vs. li. J. item, l'.xr,
et al, No. 2 Feb. term, 18S2.
4. ii. rora vs. t. w. rropor, ro. i3
September term, 1882.
6. tho salmon .:reeK minoor ana .Min
ing Company vs. W. A. Dusenbury, No.
1 December term, 1882,
0. Seldon 1, Mav vs. U. J . Held Jixr.,
No, 4 Doc. term, 182.
7. XV. w . liowman vs. J. ai. Kepiorrso.
7 December term, 1882.
8. XV. XV. Bowman vs. J. Jt, Kepler Ho.
8 December trm, 1882.
0. Wm. McLaughlin vs. Robert AlcOlos-
key, No. 18 Dec. term, 1882.
10. j.j. t arson vs. jonn Larson, io. 41
Dec. term. 1882.
11. O. W. Dithridgo, Trustee, vs. J. I
Acomb, No. 6 Feb. term, 1883.
12, I). W . Clark vs. eoter uorry et al,
No. 17 May term, 1883.
13. John Cobb S Co. vs. lticnard u. 11-
lis, No. 29 May term, 1883.
14. J. H. Derlckson X uo. vs. riitricKll.
Powers, No. 31 May term, 1883.
10. Robinson it Bonner vs. Jacob M.
Hood, No. 30 May term, 1883.
1(1. Fphraim N. lueker vs. ti arson
Shamburg No. 1 Sept. term, 1883.
17. Clnrfc lirolliors vs. ueo. ngnor et
al, No. 23 September term 1883.
18. A. J. l.arnlers x ;o. et ni vs. imugoi
Landers et al. No. 28 Sept. term, 1883.
19. Elizabeth Thorn ps.m vs. John Will
iams et al. No. 35 Sept. term, 1883.
2(1. 11. 1. ord vs. O. W. proper, 2o. i
September term, 18S3.
121. John Thompson vs. Jacoo uango et
al, No. 47 Sept. term, 1883.
iZ. ti. Shainhurg et al vs. u. Li. jscaver,
No. 49 Sept. term, 1883.
ffTU'l'iU wlf AMn.'IV T..lliA.a ft
Tionesta, Pa., Nov. in, 1883.
Is hereby given that I have filed my ap
plication in the ofllce of the Seciwtiiry of
Internal Affair of the Common wealth of
Pennsylvania, for 1000 acres of unimprov
ed lnndituate in the Townships of Howe
and Kingsley. Forest County, Pa., adjoin
ing warrants 6100 and 5108 on the north
west, land of the Commonwealth on the
northeast, warrants 6107, 51 10 and 512'J on
the southeast, aud warrant 5128 on the
southwest.
Also, 1000 acres of unimproved land sit
uate in Howe Township, Forest County,
Pa,, adjoining warrants 5K18 aud 5105 on
the northwest, lauds of the Common wealth
on tho northeast, warrants 61011 nnd 5107
on tho southeast, and lands of tho Com
monwealth on the southwest.
Also, 1000 acres of unimproved land sit
uate in Howe Township, Forest County,
Pa., adjoining warrants ol0., 5104, and
5101 on the northwest, lands of tho Com
monwealth on the northeast, warrants
6102. 6103 and 5100 on the southeast, and
lands of tho Commonwealth on the south
west. Ajso, 240 acres of unimproved land sit
uate in Howo Township, Forest County,
Pa., adjoining warrant 6101 on tho worth
west, waj-rants 6101 and 47!i0 on tho north
east, and warrant 5102 on the southeast
and lauds of the Commonwealth on the
southwest. DAVID BERRY, l. s.
Balltowu. Pa., Nov. 5th, 1883.
Philadelphia Singer Machine
Equal to any Singer in the market.
The above cut represents the most pop
ular style for the people, which we offer
you for the verry low price of $20. Re
member, we do not ask you to pay until
you have seen the machine. After having
examined it, t it is not all we represent,
return it at our expense. Consi lt your
Interests and order at once. Send, for cir
culars and testimonials. Address C1IAS
A. WOOD t- CO., No 17 N. Tenth fcjreet,
Philadelphia, Ph. tfiayKMot
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TIONESTA, PE.NN'A.
Holiday Goods, 1883.
Tho Largest and Best Assortment of
Holiday Goods we lntvo ever hinuUcd !
Now and tresh goods in
Gents' Chains, Ladies' CIihIiis, Rinjjs,
Sets, t Imrms, ( utl-liuttops,
Bracelets, &c, Ac.
si l vie i twvina.
Silver Plated Butter Dishes, Custors, Nap-
km Kings in largo tussorimcnl.
IlouIM tlll Sttitl ionoi'j-.
Books in Endless Variety, Poems, Fancy
jtoxrs, ink Mfliins, I'aper Hold
ers, Diaries tor 1884, nnd
goods entirely lew
to this season.
TOYS, TOYS,
A Very Largo Assortment of Toys, new
ana ueuulilul in design.
LAMPS and TABLE GLASSWARE.
We always have the best and latest novel
ties in this line. Something new to tlds
season.
CONFKCTIONK1 IY.
A very largo assortnie.i of Fancy Confec
tionery ana twnnion l andies,
N uu, and Oranges,
lolitt KitlvoN.
A very large variety of Men's end Boy's
I'OCKot cutlery.
NOTIONS,
-Sjlk Handkerchiefs, Gloves, nud
Holiday Notions,
21 Different Kinds of Fine Toilef Soaps
nnaving ooaps, reriumery, Ac.
Vuss iiil Vii-ltItH.
Glass Vases in great variety, Childicn's
Cups and Sauuers, Mustache Cups, Shav
ing Mugs, Children's Knife, Fork and
npoon, Aioutn organs, Curd liaskets, 'J o;
ioi Keu), Aianllo Sets.
SXlXIi GOODS,
Hats, Caps, Gloves, and everything to
nitiKo people happy aud comfortable,
Come oarly and got tho best selections.
WM. SMEARBAUGH A CO.,
Tionesta, Pcnn'a.
XOTICI2,
Is herby given that a meeting of (tie
stockholders ot the Hickory Bridge Co,
will be held at Hickory Station, Forest
county, Pa., on the 8th day of January,
1884, lor the purpose of submitting tho
question of the issuing of bonds, and to
giving a mortgage to secure the same to
raise money with w hich to provide for the
indebtedness incurrod or to bo incurred
In building said bridge
By Order ok thk Board ok Directors
Attest ORION SIGGINS Socretarv.
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THE FOREMOST REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER
FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL YEAH.
1831
Weekly Prose, - . - $l.O0aYeor.
Dally Presa, ... -ja.OOaYear.
Tlie coming year w'H hn tiotnMo. CuncrrMo.
illvtili'd lmtwron a llnpuMleun Kcimtn nnd a
licinocnutn limine, will lo busy l'rpsldont
mnklnr. Tlio crciit, bfttUeof Protoptlnn mrnlnnf
Krc Iratla lll spltnto tlie C'npltol nnd tha
country. Tlio Prruluutial cmnivilRn will bn tbn
liintlest fought end most excltinjt pnUticnl
Btrncalo fur a ijuartrr oC a century. F.urnpo, in
tlio oplnlim nf tlio bcbl Infuriuud, tremlilcH ou tlio
evo of a grout war.
With ucti nn outlook llvo nowfinrter which
prlntu ll tlio now nnd tll tlio wholn tvnth nlwit
It Ii inoro tlmn ever a nwewilty. Hu h k i.oh
rnpor is The 1'iiif.AnicLriitA I'ltr.vs. Tclr(tniih
wliva In lis own olllco plucn It In luMimtanuoiK
coimniinlcntfoii with a ctt)f of oror 11 va liuudred
ncwKiithciorscllHtrHiind all over tlio clvir.sril
world. Tho kimvIiiI rtnlly ciiMo srrvloo wliicli It
iharos witli tint New YorU VtraM cornr evory
fhtao of activity In Karopcnn tifo. No paper
excel It In nil tlio cloments wliiob ;o to nuiko up
a lirond, full, tomploto journal.
ItoBidca lieiiiir a coutiilcto liwst'nflr. TUB
Wfkkly Phksh lma aorerat apnclnl Inuturr
willed put It at tlio t ip. The Aoiiict'I.Ti'itAi.
Decaktmknt, enriched hy con."itnt oiititrihu-
tlona from the forcmoKt wrltnr-i In vnrlou
branches, elves the practical thlni thai pooplo
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ur.i.ci.so Hand Kik oMitN or Home Prnart-
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of tnformntion, lilntannd happy thouhu lor every
wife, mother mid head of a household.
Acrcat fivdmoof tlio ennlnj; ye.ir will lie the
highly valuable lotteriof Juskimi P. WtKKH on
Jciiegd
hi TUi
lAlxir and tlio Lost or r.ivinn 1:1 iMirnpe a com
pared with Arnerlcrx. Mr. Week, who hnd ehaii
of this atthjeat lor tliol'onsuK.f IMW, lma uim'.o it
n life study, and hal been i.Nr.rul this yo.innn
tliiutlnif a rjn-clal I;itc;m,: lo:i. Ilia letters will
Rivo tlio fUets m t i r.irr.iniM In ail tlu v illous.
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Iradch-uiuoiiiu, uitiution, e:o. '
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Injt, Willi puzzles) an t titan lu.iticr for l'n; l.kiitv
foll.,atkru'.nait pajtlioct lorr..ltlbfa.nt ciiiliireu,
lathirin lule.s i-ecijA'-t, i1 1'Miiiii':1! finiii currper.
litcratuve, a c.iiclul cuiuiiiry ( domesun an 1
loi ei;n H'4, mid an e.r. :.;' iliuusAion uC :l'r
j-reai tjiiori m of thrdn).
iiaiiipw ci'pitt timni.t ,.
FEW TERKS OL7 lrHE FffiS:
Py mall, postan true in tin; IT. F:. nr,d Cna.I.u
Daily, vxoopt fnml.iy. S) ft.s. a innrrt!.: C a yr-r
Lni!y,incliMli!iiHumlay,.i)e.i.a,iiio;itb;fc7.iJa .r
fjuiiday Pres, &.C0a j enrr.
Woekl rro.vi, - - fsl.OO a Ycnr,
frur I'Uik UMt.i clsjuli bt iaut p ijtiiric to l,',ii vrttr ,
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TIME TABLE IN EJ'FECT Apr. 1, 18r..
V-ftW;lil.j KlVKK l'lVICtON. I'llMtWlllW.
V. M. A.M.
A.M. K. M.
tl on!
12 Hi
1 '! , A'rt
h a, ii miliar PittMburph Iv
f)4tl ...New I'nmttr...
4 'J.il f Meri rr
'J, fill
2 :'.o
1. M.
I". M.
II) tm Franklin
i I,'. !
.Oil t'ity...n'r 'l Otij 0 no
r. M. !!', M 1A.M.
I'. M.
V. M. t'lllin. 'I'lHK',
e. m.
A. U.
7 till
i:ti!PJ(
0 10 ur... nil CiW...lvi
10
U r,i
Olcoiwilii....
t:tll
(: :w i ii-
i3 4l!-)7rtl'
:t Si'j 7 -r.
4 I I! HWi
f t w 1 1
4 :'.H H 2
f4 r.4 fH4::
it lit, II '"
' .') "Oj II L'O
ti 00 1 6(
I". M. 'A. M.
P. M.'A. M.
tiit"i!n -Hi ,trt II
.Failo Rock..
... I'reHiiieiit...
fJ02ll :M t-'!H
1 4fi 1 1 o . M ai, l iones'a
1 .10 10 .Ml tSOA! ilicknrv
tl 22;M2-.t: ..Trnnkevville.
1 10 1011 7 4."l Tidi.nite
12 f;(i:f!t 2X f7 V"'1. .. rii.)iii))Hon h...
V :X !i no' 7 lo1 lr-. inet.m
V 11 il r.0 Wm
ten.
it 4o; ...... .
a.m.Ia. m.
! tl M iv
P.M.!
,.K;nzu:i...
A. N.
10 0(1
8 0-'.
A. M.i
i 4 15 lv...Bra.l:or
; 1 10 lv...olciin
if. M.I
!..ar, 7 ;';( 11
.. ur ' 1 tV
I 1". V .
A M. ! f. M.
S .".o nr... Kim-nil. ...Iv 3!Sii
7 4 I' I t'orv.li.n 4 17
7 PI ....Wo t Bun I 4 47
7 GO' ' 'linker Bridge ft ( 0
tl:;o; L.ltoil lIouHo....i....... S3
li I Iv Siiltiiiinnca ur (i 00
A. M.i "I P.M.
Additional Trains I,oav Biiiclfo;-,d
7:10 a. in.. Kiii7.ua U:00 a. n). Arrive
Warren 10:1,1 . in.
Aimn loNAi. Train Leaven Oil City
6:fo am. Olonpolia i:.ri4 am, Knle BocJt
7:i0atn, 1'resident 7:10am, Tloiiestu 8:IOiu'u
Hickory OOnin.Trunkeyville .S'.'OHiii.Tl 1.
oute llhutlam, Thompson Jl):5tt, lrvineto;i
12:5.511111, Warren 1:27 pin. Ai riven Ki
Kim :i:lKl;nn, Bradtord IHapm.
St'NiiA r Trai.nk Leave Wnrri n !':20!itii,
4:2ipin; Kinzim 10:2"iiin, 5:00pm; arrivu
Bradford 12:0."noon, (;4iipiii. Jcnvi) Brad
lord H::l0ani, .:00pni, arrive Kinzua 10:.1(J
am. 4:40pm: Warren liiil'iiiii, j:4'ijin.
TraiiiH leavinjx Oil City l:0onm. 2:o()pin,
arriviiifT nil City 2:ll0pni, 12::i(lniL'lit, run
daily lictwecn Oil City and rittslinrrli.
l'lTTsinnuiH Division TraiiiH lcava
Oil City l::o, 7;ou, io:4, a. in., 2:15, 4:15,
0:15 p. in., arrive Oil City 1:00, h:00, (J:4o a.
m., ::l", :t:4.r), S-8i) p. in.
Trains leavitj nil City l:30ntn, 2:4'pui,
arriviui? Oil City l:t)0nni, 2:MApm, run daily
hetwem Buffalo and l'ittuhurh.
t Flat; istatinna, stop only on signal.
Trainti on tlie Kiver i)ivi.ii)ii botweeri
New Castilo and Oil City aro run on Col
umbus time, between Oil City and Sala
manca, and on tlio Buffalo Division on
Philadelphia time, -which in 80 midutea
faster than ColumbuH time.
I'll II man bleeping Cars between Buffalo
And Pittsburgh ou trains arriving Pitts
burgh S:20um., mud leaving Pittsburgh
6:20pm.
Parlor Cars Between Oil City and Buffa
lo on trains leaving Oil City 2:l.ipin, ar
riviui; Oil City 2::t.r)pm.
r-rr-TieketM sold and baggage checked
to all principal points.
Oet lime tables giving full information
from Company's Agents.
WM. S. BALDWIN, lien'l Paxs'r Ag't,
GEO. S. (1 ETCH ELL, (len'l Sup't.
Nos. 41 & 4,1 Exehango St., Buffalo, N. Y.
J. L. CBAIH, Agent, Tionesta, Pa.
Mtents.
MUNN k CO., of lhe SriKprnrio Amerioav, con
tinue toutit un Stillcilnrs for J'utHiiln, avoal. Trad a
MttrKM, CopyriKlUB, far tbe UniUMi KlatttM, Cutiiula,
Knylrtnd, f rune', Oermany, etc i land Book ttlxmt
t'tiieula aHtnt freu. Tiurl y-tven ytuiiB' expurlcuce.
I'utontt" (ht allied thntuuh MINN St CO. ar nuUct-d
tn the HriKNTiKio Amkhican, th lurxost. Inknt, hiiiI
i n oh t widely 4'iroulaUd twitentitio ptuwr. ISOa year.
Weekly. Hpltndid ttiiKtuvlittfat itiid IntetHHttitK 1q
formui Ion. bMJoiuitn C4ipy of t lie Kclfiniho A tner
lean MHiit frvtt. Addresa M l'N A Co., ht IKNTIFIO
Amkuican Oitice. 'A I liroadwuy, New ork.
F. F. "WJIITTEKIN, JI. C, WHITTEKIW.
Hhefiield, Ta. Tionesta, Pa.
WHITTEKIN BROS. ,
Civil Engineers and Surveyors.
Jiiuid and Kaiiway Surveying a H.ccialtyB
Magnetic, Solur or Triantuhttion Survey?
ing. liest of Instruments and work.
Terms ou application. 1