the Forest republican. I, E. WCNK, EOITO PIOMIITCK. V E P N ES D A Y, JCLY 20, ls7 ltiiMibti(nii C'ouiiij- Tirkol. Prothonotnry, Jic. CALVIN M. AKNK.R. Sheriff, OEOKGE W. SAWYER. Commissioner, ,T. J. PA KSONS. C. F. LF.DKlUK. Auditors, R. '.. OILLESPIE. K. L. JON ICS. Jury Commissioner, c. u. chcp.cil CAM. FOR THR HFI'i ni.IC'AN STATU CONVUMTIO.N. HKAWlTTARTFR JlF.rmLICAN STAI R OnMMITTFK, Vllll.APKt.ritlA, .IlllieP, 1SS7. The Republican State Convention will bo hold in the Opera I lonso, at Hnrrisbnrg, nil the third ednesdnv ot August, the 17th, IKS,, nt 10 o'clock, it. in., for the pur pose of nominating candidates fur State Treasurer niul Judgo of tho Supremo Court, and for tho transaction of other lousiness. The attention of Republicans through out tho Slate is respectfully directed to the following Permanent Ktiles for tho holding of Slnto Conventions and the conduct of tho party. First, That Delegates to the Stale Con vention shall bo chosen in tho manner in which candidates for the General Assem bly are nominated. . rU'ooNn, JlorealtertheSlateConventlon" of the Republican Tarty shall be held not earlier than the third Wednesday of Au gust, eseept In the year of tho Presiden tial election, when it shall be held not tnore than thirty days previous to tho day fixed for tho National Convention, and except In Gubernatorial years. At least Hixly (lavs' notice shall lo given of the date of the Suite Convention. Third, That we recommend to the eouiity organizations, that in their rules they allow the largest freedom in tho gen eral participation in the primaries con sistent with the preservation of the party riranimtion. The Stat Convention of Juno 30th, lSSO, having abolished Senatorial representa tion, Delegates to the approaching State Convontiou will bo selected according to the number of Representatives in tho Legislature to which each county or city Is entitled under the Representative Ap portionment law passed at the recent scs sionoJ the Legislature. ! THUS. V. COOPER, Chairman. T a co n SiiAi;r, llio liosa brilie-givr r of New York, linn received his con tencc: Four years at Sing Sing, nnd $.",000 fine. Tiif. President's trip through Not th em New York litis put him in good humor, niul he hain't found anything to scold about since ho started. Out door life agrees with him, and the people will bear that in mind in November, TiiF.URnro lots of Democratic And Mugwump organs in this country that would willingly pay big money fur a strictly li rst i'lasf, plausible nnd well supported lie about James O. Blaine. Those now on hand ore so badly shop worn as to be almost worthless for campaign purposes. . "Thk generosily of his fellow citi zens should alone decree how far good intentions should excuso his (the Trns ident's) shortcomings," gays Mr. Cleve land in his speech at Clintoo. And he is tight, friends and brethren. We should never he too hard ou a states man who means well but doesn't know how. ' It is now considered certain that Secretary Latunr, Confederate Demo crat of Mississippi, will be appointed a Judge of the Supremo Court of tbe United States, in place of Justice Woods, deceased. The objective point of the Confederate party is to secure control of the Supreme Court as soon as possible. Venango Citizen, If tho rebel flags are to be returned, it would bo a good idea to gather up any old campaign banners which were used by the democrats in the presiden tial campaign of 1864, with the old dung forks and corn cutters used to resist tho draft, nud-send ihera along. It might be a little difficult to tell which was which, if it were not that the southern rebel flags have some bul let holes in them. Mcathille Gazette. V. O. T. U. COLUMN. LhmlncM by the Tionr.itn fa ion. Tho W. C. T. IT. meets tho 2d nnd 4th Tuesday of each month, nt 3 p. in. President Mrs. I'll Hole-man. Vice Presidents Mrs. J. U, Dale, Mrs. V. .1. ltoberts. Recording Soc'v Mrs. I,. A. Howe. Cor. Sco. ct Treas. Mrs. S. P. Irwin. Hoc vvtn him Hint rii'i'lh hi nriijhhar iliivk. Hint iut(r.it tliii botttr to him, (lint vuikcxt him tlnnikcnaLio. Hah. II, I t. A Presidential Canvass. f The Presidential canvaBS made by khe Toledo JJlade uni published in The Press of yesterday doubtless fair ly reflects the general Republican sen timent. The paper has no strong per sonal bias which would influence its readers. Tho responses came from all .sections and all States. Under such -circumstances the expression of the twenty-one thousand Republicans who answered the call for their preference corresponds substantially with the ,, choice of any other similar number swho might have the opportunity of speaking. This canvass emphasizes, what was already well understood, that Mr. .Blaine is the favorite of the great mass of Republicans and that Senator seitnu . ..is is divided between these two eminent leaders in the pro portion of two to one. Other conspic ,-uous men like Lincoln, Allison, liar Tison and llawley some of whom '-would make eligible candidates, re -ceive a few scattering votes, but the thought of Republicans centres chief ly in the two able statesmen who con- fsdlviojX-ivboyeall others. The .ote shows that Mr. Blaiue maintains '.his undiminished hold upon the con , fidence and regard of his party, and the very decided lead of, Mr. Sherman . for second choice is proof that, if he : -does not attach to himself a strong and ardent personal following like Mr. Blaine, he still commands the sin . ere respect and admiration of Repub cans for his great ability and high k- 1 hlin nurnnse. , i - i 0e-of the mo6t interesting features of the canvas) is the fact that even in ; Ohio Mr. Blaine slightly leads Mr. Sherman. The attempt has been made ! in some quarters to embroil the friends I of Mr. Blaine and those of Mr. Slier jua4n Ohio in an unseemly and un fjrtunatb conflict. This effort finds no prompting or sanction outside of the titate. No friend of Mr. Blaine bo Dnd tbe borders of Ohio would as . ume to meddle with its internal poli tics, and least of all would seek to ex ;te any opposition to Mr. Sherman iu own state. The true policy and rBi.u sincere feeling of Republicans who ; have the best interests of the psrty at i heart is to promote mutual consider I ation and deference. Mr. Bluiuo aud Mr. feherman are themselves the best of friends, and their cordial regard ' and considerate bearing toward each other constitute a worthy example for all others. ! But this cauvass discloses that the Republicans of Ohio are themselves about evenly dividud iu their prefer ences. It is not an expression of the j politician. but of the people, and it ; explains whatever of rivalry has ap- !peared in the preliminary meetings aud the county conventions. If the preference of the Republicans is strong enough to impel them to this expres .. jioo, it is strong enough to guide them iu the Ktrms of political action. The Republicans of Ohio tuusi answer for , lJ:euj:lv. I'hiU. J'nsi. The Henry George party in New York is threatened with a new danger. The Socialists are making every effort to gain control. They are electing delegates to the convention to meet in Syracuse in August, with every pros pect of having a large following. It is altogether probable that the party has seen its best days in any event, but if the Socialists get control they will hang it iu short order. J'hila. Times. The charge preferred by tho Salt Lake Tribune against General Mc demand, one of the Utah Commis sioners, that in voting for Judges of Elections ho proposed to give tho Mormons control of one half the polls, is too serious to be passed by without an investigation. The law under which the elections were held was en acted for the specific purpose of keep ing tbe Mormons from obtaining con trol, aud if Commissioner MClerlaud has been gulity of such a flagrant at tempt to nullify it he can not be oust ed from office too soon for the good of himself and those who placed him thcie. The Press. Peterson's Magazine for August 13 at hand, in even better seasou than usual. This second number of the new volume is fully equal to that of July, and tn say so is to bestow very high praise. The steel-plate is charm ing, aud the fashion and needlework designs are first-class. Unless tbe other magazines for the month have very unusual attractions to offer, they will have to be content to see "Peter son" bear off all tbe honors. Terms, two dollars a year, with great reduc tion to clubs. Address Peterson's Magazine, 306 Chestnut St.,PhiU., Pa Teachers' Examinations. knswi k Examinations fur teachers for 1887 will be held as follows: Nebraska, Monday, August 15. Newtown, Tuesday, August 16. Balltown, Weduesday, August 17 Brookston, Friday, August 19. Clariugton, Tuesday, August 23 Marieuville, Wednesday, August 21 Neilltown, Tuesday, August 30. Eust Hickory, Weduesday, Aug. 31 Tionesla, Thursday, September 1 Tionesta, Saturday, September 24 Examinations will begiu at 8:30 m. No other examinations will be held till a year from thase dates Each applicant will bring a self addressed stamped envelope, with a specimen of penmanship, and last certificate. Di rectors And others interested are in vited. G. W. Kerk, Co. Supt Tionesta, July 18, 1887. Enjoy Lifo. What a truly beautiful world welivein Naturu gives oh gruiuluur of mountain, glens and oceans, and thousands of uicaiiK of enjoyment. Wo can desire no boiler w hcii in perfect heullh; but how often do tho majority of pooolo feel liko giving it up disheartened, discouraged and worn out Willi disease, when theio is no occa sion for this feeling, as every sufferer can easily obtain satisfactory proof, that Cireen's August l'luwer, will iiniko tlioiu free from disease, as when born, liyspcp sia and Liver Complaint lire, tho'diieet causes of seventy-livo per cent, of such iiialudicu as Hiliousiiitcu, indigestion. Sick Headache, CostivenertS, Nervous Prostra tion, lJi..ioess of 1 1 10 Head, Palpitation of tho Heart, and other distressing symp tom. Tin eo doses of August Flow or will provo its wonderful etlect. Sample buttles, 10 cents. Try it, Seme Cures for "Snake BilesJ' nr.v. c. w. MVAnxz. I notice in your last issue tho re quest of Mrs. C. Hall for some relia ble ' Cure for Snake-Bites," other than the one in common use. I am glad lo be able to name at least three or four, either of which I should soouer risk than the one in question ; and most of which are within all our homes, or in tho poultry yard. First, common turpentine. Applied hs quickly as possible after the acci dent. Mode of Application : Where you have a lurgc necked bottle, put in as much as it will hold, and place the uncorked mouth immediately over the wound, and hold the bottle on so close ly (hat but little if any of the liquid can escape. In a very few seconds the conteuts of the bottle will be colored with tho virus drawn from the wound. After a few minutes empty the bottle, and after refilling, apply again. When bottle cannot be had, let the wound be, kept well soakel with turpentine, by using a largo pieco of cotton cloth well saturated, aud changing the cloth every two or three miuutes. Second, a very strong solution of soda, applied iu the same way as the turpeutine, when turpentine is not on hand. Also lot the patient have strong soda water to drink freely. Third, (aud I am not sure but first in efficiency,) I call attention to tbe chicken or fowl remedy. Let any fowl (a dog, cat or pig would no doubt answer as well) be killed, and cut in pieces instantly, and a large piece of the bird or animal, be applied to and bound upon the wound while the flesh is still warm. In two or three minutes let this be removed, as it becomes col ored with the extracted virus, and an other piece be substituted in its place. Fourth, ammonia, or "spirits of hartshorn," applied in the same way as the turpentiue or solution of soda. As well read a physician, I thiuk, as any 1 know, assured me, a few years ago, that while whisky is not, in reali ty, an antidote to snake bite p .ison, that ammonia is. Tho fact, he said, that the former sometimes figures, iu the cure of a poisonous bite, was not owing to its being an antidote per se. for such it is not. But the only bene fit that came from its use was a sort of arrest of the further progress of tbe poison through the system, until na ture could throw it off, and thus some times (but not always) proves a kelp, until Nature resumes her normal func tions, while iu case of the remedies mentioned in this article, the poison is at once eliminated from the system. Iu case the accident occurs some dis tance from a house, and where neither of these four articles can at ouce be bad, let either or both of the following expedients be temporarily adopted: First, the poison be drawn from the wound with the putieut's own mouth, if be can reach the bitten part, or by another, if he is not alone. Or if mud can be found, or water with which to make some mud, let a good sized mud poultice be applied to and kept firmly ou the bitten place, until one of the remedies above described can be an plied. Aeifton, Aan., June 17, 1887. "lo know oues self is tho true; to strive with one s self is the good: to conquer one's self is the beautiful." I'xrlirmcMt In Trxns. tlrenl excitement has been enused In tho vicinity of Paris, Tex., by the remarkable recovery of Mr. J. K. Corley, who was so helpless he could not turn In bed, or rsls his head i everybody said he was dying of Consumption. A trial bottle of Dr.' King's New Discovery was sent him. Finding relief, ho bought a lariro Imtlle nnd a Imjx of Ilr. King's New Lifts Pills; by tho time he had taken two boxes of Pills nnd two bottles of tho Pisenvery, ho was well nnd had gained in tlesli thirty-six pounds. Trial bottles of this Orent "Discovery for Consumption free at (1. W. ilovard's. Home Fftnllnli Profile Allow n cough to run until it gels beyond the reach of medicine. They often say, Oh, it will wear away, but In most eases it wears them nway." Could they bo In duced to try the successful medicine end ed Kemp's Hnlsaiii, which wo sell on n positivo guarantee to euro, they would immediate! v see tho excellent effort after taking the Arst dose. Price SOe aim f 1.00. Trial sir.e free. W. W. llovard. The Trrdirt PnnnliiioM. W. D. Suit, Druggist, llinpns, Ind., tes tifies: "I can recommend Electric Hitters as tho very best remedy. Kvery hot tin sold has given relief in every case, line man took six bottles, and was cured of tthctlimitism of 10 years' standing." Abraham Hare, druggist, llellville, Ohio, allirins; "The best selling medicine 1 hnvo ever handled in inv Zti years' experience, is Klectrie Hitters,1' Thousands of others have added their testimony, so that tho verdict unanimous that Klec.tric Hitters do cure nil diseases of the Liver, Kidneys or lllood. Only half a dollar a bottle at 11. YV. Hovard'a DrugStoio. Ill KI.DVS AUNK'A NAI.VK. The best Salvo in the world f r Cuts, lb-nises, Soros, Ulcers Salt Khciiui, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Kruptinns, nnd iMisi- tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money rolumled. Price '2ft cents box. For salo by U. W. llovard. per AIniiiiitlra(ors Sale. In tho matter of the estate of It. C. SCOTT, deceased. iNo. 1 NWULtemner J erm, BY VIItTUK of nn order of tho Or phan's Court of Forest Vounly. tho un dersigned will oiler at public, salo to tho niguest niddcr AT THK POST OFFICK IX FAG UN DAS, WAHItF.N CO., ON TUES DAY, JULY 2(1, 1S87, AT 30 O'CLOCK, A. M., the following described real estate, via The one undivided fourth of nil that cer tain piece or parcel of land sltuato iu the lownsmpot Harmony, county ofl'orest and Mtaio oi I'eiinsyivnnia, containing i and t acres, nioro or loss, nod known as tho It. YV. Seott farm, bounded and de scribed as follows: beginning at a pin oak on tho west side of the Preacher road (so called) and in tho north lino of lands of Bainbridgo Cleland. thence along said road north lo degrees west K0 perches to n post, thence north 17 nnd 4 degrees west. n! pernios to a post ; inciico 'iy lands oi f, I'agununs north mi and degrees wesi , lerches to a post ; thence by lands of oveless (formerly) south 1 and 1 degrees west I'M perches to a post; thence by lands ot said Cleland south and 1 percn- es east ia perches to the place of begin mug, neing part ol a larger piece oi land warranted in the iinnie ol " in. IKi7.au. Terms cash on eon Urination of deed. CKLESTIA M. SCOTT, Ad in' x. TIdioute, Pa., Juno 22, 1SS7. DO YOU KNOW WHAT THIS MEANS It represents something you like nnd ap preciate, it Illustrates our nieui od of doing business. It means "MIUAKI2 DEALISCi !" Don't you soo? "Men presume upon the goodnes of God when tbey gratify appetite- and expect God to take care of the conse nuences. Kvery moderate driuler tempts God.' "It is only wheu we fall under temp tatiou that we need tu reproach our selves; it is yielding to temptation that is sin." God is able lo succor them that tempted. itfi. 2-18. Tho Monthly Stur says : It is high lime that men were done talking of the necessity of deriving revenue from the liquor traffic, iu order tu prevent poverty of the public treasuries "Gentlemen," said Mr. Gladstone "you need not give yourselves Buy trouble about the revenue. With sober population, not wasting their earnings, I shall know when to obtain that." Yes, aud so shall every other statesmau who is worthy the name, ou either side of the Atlantic. Ttie t'oinilaliwu uf Tiuuenlu, Is about 700, and wo woull say at least one nun aru irounied Willi some alloctioii of the '1 hroat and Lungs, as thoso com piuiuui aro, according to statistics, more numerous ilmu otlois. Wo would advise all not to neglect llio opportunity to call on us and get a bottlo ol Kcinp'n ISalsam for t he Throat and Lungs. Price 60c. and 51.00. Trial si.'.e lice. llusnuclJully, U, W. Buvanb DEALING THIS IS WHAT WK HERMAN & DRUGGISTS it. TIONESTA, SIGGINS ! GROCERS, PENN. IN OUU CIUOCKUY DEPARTMENT WILL ALWAYS HE FOUND rim Fmsumr cmQGimiKs. HEUHIES, FUU1TS A -VEUETAHLES OFALL KINDS, IN SEASON. In our Drug Department, which Is in charge of a thoroughly competent Clerk, will alwnys lie found tho PUREST DltlKsS AND CHEMICALS! PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED WITH UTMOST CA HE. cooccooccooo oococccoeccocccoccooeoccoceooccc WE SAY- i i . j COMIC! COME! TTT OOME! Como w hero you can buy nico Dress floods I Como w here you can get (iood floods Cheap I Como where you can get what you want! Como where the goods redeem themselves 1 InSPRINU DRESS HOODS wo have complcto stock of the Choicest (ioods at prices that will astonish the close buyers. Sattino BcrlicrSj Suitings, Ginghams, PBIKTS, of overy kind nt lowest prices. LADIES' SHOES &c SLIPPERS. " Come whoro the Stock is Complete ! Como wcero the Stock Is Now I Como where the floods are Reliable I Como where Prices nre tho Lowest! CLOTIIINd FOR MEN, CLOHINO FOR HOYS, COT1IINU FOR ANY RODY, AND EVERY HODY, Our Clothing Room Is full of New Su'tsjust received and Marked Down Low. WE WILL NOT HE UNDERSOLD. And don't forget that wo aro Headquarters for Our Goo.ls are all Now and Tresh, and w ill bo sold nt tho Lowest Possiblo Prleo, Come and see us. No trouble to show goods. KT. J. IIOPKIjSTS & CO. WM. SMEARBAUGH & CO., -DEALERS IN- CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS. GROCERIES, QUEENS WARE, STATIONERY, CANNED GOODS, CUTLERY, JEWELRY, TOBACCO, CIGARS. t Preach. i Practice. I (.iuarantcc. Honest allies ) latest Stylos PUT BEFORE YOU, Fairest Prices, j Iu opening our Elegant Now Stock of early spring styles lit PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITS! LOUNGES, TABLES, &0., Tho Newest. Tho Best. ' Tho Cheapest. Prices ) tiualitics. AS YOU LIKE THEM. Stylos. J Como I Wo will treat you right. Ito- member Square Dealing in FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING ! AT Exchange Block, next to Exehango Hotel, Telephone. WARREN, TA. 1500TS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY ! GOODS OF FIRST CLASS QUALITY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. TIE IMPROVED WHITE -IS- t tit 3. If -'X0A THE EASIEST SELLING, THE BEST SATIS I' V ING SE WING MACHINE ON THE MARKET. IT SELLS UPON ITS MERIT. Its Construction Is Simple, Positivo and Durable. Its w ork mansion is iiusiirnasB- ed. Do not buy any other before trying THE WHITEr Piicea and Term liiado aatisluctoi y. DEALERS WANTED. WHITE SEWIfcG MACHINE CO., CLEVELAND, OHIO. YOU WANT u lull n - at a ri u-. crder to tin , i liku, a n ! i lutlc job of iiiiilile price atiul your I1? W TJ O 1 1 a m l Pi C o P H SQ ' g H c g Send for Catalogue. Send for 76-Page ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE MENTION THIS PAPER. Executors' Notice. Estate of Hon. John Reck, lato of Tio nesta. l-'orest County, deceased. All per1 sous indebted to said estate aro requested to make immediate payment. And those having legal cluii.is ag.iinst tho same, will present them without delay iu proper or der lor bciiiuiueiii lo SERILLA RECK, W. It. KECK. Executors, or MILES w TATE, Attorney. June Jl, 1SS7- rt .- A t- vi ; l 'fci , oo, " V v - -A s v cd iS','kr',H,,'"'f tJ .4 IK.:";' l 1 J PARKER BROS., Makers, MERIDEN, CONN. Show-rooms: 97 Chambers St., Haw York. DGSCSS Off The only hrnnd of Laundry Sonp Kwarded a first rlnsa medal nt thu New Orleans Etposilioii. Guarau tiisl ahsi.hiu-ly purcs and lor (reneml liouschold pitrposea U tlio Very best D O ALLEGHENY VALLEY R. R. Most direct route to l'ittsburuli and tho East, tiulv route lauding liasseinrors at Union Station without delavs or transfer. T-Triinn run by Eastern Time. 'J'imo table in effect July It), 187. Northward, 1. a. in 11 on III l:t It) -1 1 1 :u 1 1 4 I 'J II -in 1J4S I '1 t fo 1! 'J' p. in p. m .1 I. -t I.' 5 :m Oil' 6J-. 8 oo a r.-j i '2,1 ft INI A I'.O 3. p.m. I, v. I Southward. Ar. ii.m H Mi, 1 ftii I'ittslitiruh. 10 00 iltiT W. P. June It) :W 3 IU Kit Inn ninu 1 1 1:7 1 i H."i lted Hank. 1 1 4:l! 4 B7 Knst Itrady 12 14. 6l... Parker... 'i lift' 5il.rv.. Foxburn.. 12 :'J 6 4 ..Einlenton. 1 117 Z K ennerdell -1 !Wj ft.M..Fraiiklin... iiO-i 7 1V ...Oil City.. a.in p.ni.l a. in. a. in.: H.N. Y. A P lfi 4 li ft W... tl Uft ... .. Oil'... 7 nt c; 8 10;... 8 45... It 0,"l... 7 10 ft.V... 8 00 II lift ... 8 ltl II 4. ... p.m. a.m. p.m.Ar, Titiisvillo. ....Corry... .Mayvillo... ,.. Ilrocton... . Dunkirk. ... Illltlalo... ..'I'ionestii... ..Tidiouto... .Irvineton.. ...Warren... Salamanca. ..II rail ford.. Olcan Lv. p.m. 7 'M a 18 G4I 4 P8! 4 40; 4 l:i 4 or. 3 57 Hi! I 2 M) a ji p.m p.in 1 .o I'J 'M ao.... 8 1' 7 10 7 10 H 40 4 li! 4 yo' 4 (Nil p.m. i ffiff-llufl'ulo Sunday Train leaves I'i'.ta boruh O.iNI a. in., arrives at Oil City, '2:'M p. in. lietiirnini-, leaves Oil City ili'JO p. in., arrives at Pittsburgh 7:4-r p. in., stop- inui; nL an sinuous, DAVID Mi ( a. m. p.m. 7 itiii t I ft H l!i 12 ID 5 4.", 1 1 37 5 o-J 10 i'2 4 4 ( 10 Jl 1 4 1210 0'J 4 Oi' h'i H .V.! II 44 3 10; U (VI ii 4: 8 :, i b'i 8 Ki a. in. n. in. A, m. u in. t ari 7 io I'J '2. 10 fill II lft., 10 OS I0H.V., 11 17 10 Hi.. 8 10 'l 18 I'J 4.1 12 10 II 50 II Xi II 15 DU'i a. m. I KtiO, Oen'l Supt. Pittsburgh, l'a. 11. UTLEY, Ucn. Kit. k Pass. KU TIM ETA RLE IN EFFECT June 10, 18S7. Westwiu df PittMbiirh Divlsicii Easlwiird A A.M.IP.M. 7 : 7 25 4 11 4 11 4 0.1 4ttt L'4:l 2 1.". 2 15 2 15 A.M. V. M. P. M.jp.M. 0 05 2 05jl2 t 44 1 1 45 1 1 45 t8 35 tl .'17:11 :w tS 32 tl Si! 1 1 IT 8 liii 1 ISilo.V. 8 01 1 OXIOil t7f:ll2.Vi,l0 1 ar Pittsburgh lv 1'arkur ... Fojibur ..... Fiankli:i tv...Oil Ciiy...url ar.oil City....lv iibmpoliH... ...l'au'lo Cock President.. Tionesla.-... Hickory .. Trunkeyville. Tidiolltc,... , ...Thompson s... I rviuctou .... ai ren.. lv...KlUU....ar lv...IlradlVrd ill' 7 40 12 411 0 50 t7 n 12 25 1 7 05 12 05l 8 4.. 6 40 1 1 501 i 12 11 15 r.M. A.M. A P. M.'A. M. 4 20, 9 15 I. M.A. M.I A. M. 6 12 11 (s. II 05 ar...KliiKiia....lv ft .VI II ini. 10 :l'il... Sii(jar lfiiu ... ft;t!l 10 4:t; 0 55 Coi Tdon...... 531 lOIMI, II ill! Onovillo ft 24- IU att OI5 ....Wo' f ltun.i.. MH I02II OOOiJuaker llrldjjo. om m oh 8 2 ...ited Jlouse.... 4 40; 0 5.il 7 Ml ... Salamanca.... 4 34 U'A'A 7 20'..So. CarrollUni. 4 211 2Hj 55 ...So Vandalia... 4 07 0 12 0 28 Allegany... Oil uoo uio iv Olcan ... .ur P. M.lA.M.lA.M.I P. M. A. M. It 12 0 10 17 0 45 (I :u io oi o to io li 0 17 10 18 0 53 10 2 4 7 07 10 30 7 23' 10 f,li 7.17 11 00 7 47; 1 1 21 8 01 II 37 810 11 4i p.m.Ia.m. fiiAiN Leaves Kinr.ua Irvineton 1:4,5 M.ll. M. II I'll! 8 50 2 11 12 II 2 40 12 25 I 50 1 ItS 2 15 2 05 l M A. M. I. M. A. M. .in, 5(i 1 2 7 10 i.i:'f7 17 j ; t 2( H K 7 37 4 051 7 5(1 t4 13 7 5S 4 25! 8 10 H45 )R20 5 15 8 4.5 6 :;o t 05 A 12 3r . mJa. m. '. m.a. m. 8 on 11 25 Estate Notice Letter of Administration having been granted to the uiideriuned, on tho estate of Charles Hinton and Sarah A. Hiiiton, deceased, lato of Tionesta Borough, Forest County, all persona indebted to cither of said estates, are requested to make imme diate payment, and those having legal elaima against the same will present thuin without delay to N. It. HOST, v ' Adiiiinisliutor, or V.. L. DAY IS, Att'y, Tioiie-ta, Pa. A IllU l lOM AL Il:05am, Warren 12:50im. pm, 1 ulioiito 3:lopin, Tionesta 6:0.'ipni, ar rives Oil City ii:45pin. Additional Tkaik Leaves Oil City C:00 am, Olcopolis (1:40 am. K:igln ltock K:55am, President 7:02am, Tionosla 7:52aui Hit kory 8:40ain,Trunkoy ville 0:O0am,Tld oule 0:50am, Thompson 1 1:IN, arrivea Irvineton 11:30am, Warroti 12:M1pm, Kin :iu 2:05i,iii, Sucar Kun 2:20. Corvdon 3:00. Onovillo 3:lt5, Wolf Kun 3:30, linker nridg3:lil, Kod Houso 4:10, Salamanca fi:02, South Carrollton 5:30, South Vanda lia 5:48, Allegheny 0:18, arrives Oleau G:.'IOpin. Train run on Eastern Time. Tiiains leaving Pittshuruh 0:00am. ar riving Pittsburgh 7:25nni, are Solid Trains between Uutfalo and Pittsburgh. I HA1NS leaving I'lttHhnreli K:50nm. ar riving Pittsburgh 7::um, are Solid Trains with Pullman's Sleeping Cars between lluifalo and Pittsburgh. jrr-J ieketa sold ami baggage, checked to all principal point. (let tlino tallies giving full informant n from Company' Agents. tii-.o. is. WATiiiiDLL,, licn'l Sunt. J. A. FELLOWS, flen'l Pass'r and. Ticket Agent. No. 84 Exchange St., Itulfalo, N. Y, J. L. 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