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THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
t. E. WfM,
Editor 4 PaoMtittoa.
WEDNESDAY, .1ANUAIIY 11, 18X8.
Announcements.
it tpn esentatTvk deleg atk.
Wc are atithOrijiod to niinnumx! CURTIS
M. SHAWKEY, of Tioiipat. aa a candi
date for Keprpapntativn Pclofrnto to tlio
KoiHilillean SlnUi Convention, which meet
inllarrlaburg, April 2ft, next.
NATIONAL DELEGATE.
EniTon Rr.vrni.icAs:
riease nnnonneo my nnmo ns n candi
date for Delecnto to tlio Chicago Conven
tion, subject to tho District Conference.
A. IJ. KELLY.
Tionesta, Jan. 0, 1SRS,
The Republicf d State Convention
will meet in Harrisburg, April 25.
Ttrs taost important work for Ilia con
tention will be the selection of a can
didate for Supreme Judge, iu place of
Chief Jestice Gordon, who by the way
U prominently mentioned as a candi
date for re election.
Every Free trader in Congress who
reads the concluding sentence of the
message of Governor Foraker, of
Ohio, "Next to our obligations to God
it is our highest duty to take care of
America," will be round in a day or
two with a motion to amend by strik
ing out the word "America" and in
serting "Europe"
The Philadelphia Press says: It
may he remarked thai there are just
about as many Republican journals
opposing tbe suggestion of nominating
iMaine this year as there are Demo
cratic organs opposing the nomination
of Cleveland just about as many and
no mora. This fact seems to have es
caped the attention of a good many
people.
The Butler Citizen puts the matter
very forcibly in this wise: Tbe serious
question before the first Republican
President, Lincoln, was bow to fill a
treasury which tbe Democrats had
emptied. After twenty-five years the
serious question before the first Demo
cratio President is bow to empty a
treasury which the Republicans have
filled. Any one who thinks that there
is no difference between parties should
ponder on this bit of history.
Congressman Foran, of Ohio, is
the latest leading Democrat who has
come out against Cleveland and his
free trade heresies. He has been
known as a strong protectionist, and
an uncompromising adherent of Mr.
Randall. But his act in repudiating
the action of the Foran club of Cleve
land, wJicSi&srAwWtne President's
jS5age, was a step which few men in
pubho life have the nerve to take.
Let the good work go on. Between
the protection movement among the
manufacturers and workingmen in the
South and the defection of protection
Democrats in the North, the President
himself will doubtless coon be con
vinced that his recent message was a
boomerang.
V Almost any Democrat in Pennsyl
vania, Bays the Philadelphia Press, is
just now in danger, of being seized by
s, the ooat collar and asked to b?come a
(jSfididate for chairman of the Demo
cratic Suu Committee against Dallas
Sanders. The Democrats are never
satified with tbe head of their party
organization. What they want is some
one to accomplish impossible things.
Congressman Scott is really the man
who should take this position. He
wouldn't do many practical things,
but be would do a great many that no
one else would ever thick of, and he is
rich and could well afford the abuse
which would be heaped upon him
when his party had dug itself out from
under the Republican majority after
election day.
The Media American says that Jo-
, eeph S. Moore, a literary employee of
tbe New York Free Trade League, it
the author of Cleveland's message
He was at tbe Arlington in Washing
ton, for two weeks a frequent and con
dential visitor to tbe White House,
and was detailed by tbe Free Trade
League for this work. Mr. Moore, is
also tbe Free Tiade writer for tbe
New York Times, and a comparison of
his editorial style aud phrases together
with his iJesa'on this subject, exactly
fit the message. Though unknown to
the country at large, Mr. Mooro hos
long been in tho employ of the Free
Trade League of New York, aud is
well known to tbe newspaper fraterni
ty of New York city, as "Parsee"
Moore from a series of Free Trade
letters of which he was the author,
bigned "The Parsee Merchant."
Tub meeting of tho Republican
State Committee in Philadelphia latt
Thursday, was a thoroughly business
one. It had only to name the timo
and place for the next State Conven
tion, and this it did after a little con
test for the honera, chiefly between
IlarrUburg and Allentown. The lat
ter city had many friends, but Repub
lican couveotitns have been held at
Harrisburg steadily for a dozen years
and tbe majority of the committee
thought best nut to depart from tbe
practice. The time fixed, April 25, it
the earliest that could be named un
der the rule, which require! that the
convention shall be held within two
months of the National Convention in
presidential years. The attendance of
members was exceptionally large for
such an occasion, and there was
brought from all sections the best evi
dences of a wide awake party spirit.
Speaker Carlisle has dooe what
he could, in the firination of the
House committees, to bring about the
condition of things which prevailed
befjre the war, when the South exer
cised a controlling influence iu Nation
al politics. Iu distributing the char
manships he gave thirty-une to South
erner?, including the most important
positions, while the Northerners have
to put up with the remaining twenty
one. If Mr. Carlisle hopes by this
course tu strengthen the movement
against the tariff, it is probable he will
be disappoiuted. There was a time
when the whole Soutb was for free
trade; but as her resources are devel
oped and her capital invested in in
dustrial establiflhnients, the conviction
that protection is the only hope of our
business and industrial supremacy
gains strength aud influence there;
and though Mr. Carlisle and his free
trade allies may do their utmost they
cannot prevent or counterbalance this
movement. But in this matter of tho
chairmanships, Carlisle's course is in
perfect keeping with the disposition
which the South has ever manifested
to gobble up tbe lion's share of
places, despite ber numerics! and bus
iness inferiority to the North. There
fore, there need be no surprise at his
action in this matter. Harrisburg
Telegraph.
W. C. T. IJ. COLUMN,
Conducted by the Tionesta Union.
The W. C. T. U. nioets the ad and 4th
Tuesday of each month, at 3 p. in.
President Mrs. Ell Holetnan.
Vice rrc3idcnU Mrs. J. G. Dale, Mrs.
W. J. Roberts.
Recording Soc'y Mrs. L. A . Ilowo.
Cor. Soc. t Treas. Mrs. S. D. Irwin.
llroe unto him that giieth his neighbor
drink, that pvttest thy bottle to him, and
makett him drunken aLo. Llab. II, 15.
The wicked workoth a deceitful work :
but to him that sotvoth righteousness shall
be a Bure reward. Rev. 11, 18.
DR. GROFF S LECTURE.
During tbe late Institute Dr. Groff
of Lewisburg, delivered a very able
address on the subject of Alcohol,
under tbe auspices of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union. Dr.
Groff 's lecture was a learned treatise
on the subject and quite different from
the average lecture, which deals with
the moral side only, lie viewed it
scientifically being a learned chemist
he demonstrated by science tbe effects
of alcohol on the human system, hav
ing defined what it is and what it has
been produced from.
That it is produced roa various
substances apparently quite different
The most usual source being grain,
but bed oeeo produced from wood and
even fioni an old cotton shirt by dis
tillation. That it was colorless, being
perfectly clear and largely composed
of carbon. That it furnished no nu
triment aod that its constant or daily
use was only evil and evil continually.
That it was liable to produce insanity
and was the foundation of most crimes.
The ladies also extend thanks to
Supt. Kerr for his kindness in aiding
them in the advancement of the tem
perance cause.
Also to the teachers in responding
so promptly, and for their great inter
est manifested in the teaching of
physiology and hygiene.
a Quaker's temperance lecture.
A few days ago, several persons
were crossing the Allegheny moun
tains in n stage. Among them was a
Quaker. As considerable time was
on their bands, they naturally entered
iuto conversation, which took the di
rection of temperance, and soon be
cama quite aaimated. One of the
company did not join with tbe rest.
He was a large, portly man, well
dressed, and of gentlemanly bearing
There were sharp thrusts at the liquor
busiue.o, and those engaged in it. In
deed, the whole subject was thorough
ly cauvassed and handled without
gloves. Meanwhile this genllemau
ttuwed nimseit away in one corner,
and maintained a stoical silence.
After enduring it as long as he
could, with a pompous and magisterial
manner be broke silence, and said,
"Gentlemen, I want you to understand
. I . T 1- II Vi
miu i am a liquor seller. I keep a
public house at ; but I would have
you know that I have a license, and
keep a decent house. I don't keep
loafers and loungers about my place,
and wheu a man has bad enough he
can get no more at my bar. I sell to
decent people and do a respectable
business."
Whou he had delivered himself, he
seemed to feci thai be hud put a
quietus ou the subject, acd that uo
answer could be given. Not so,
thought our friend the Quaker, so be
answered him. Said he, "Friend, that
is the most damning part of thy busi
ness. If tbee would only sell to druak
arda and loafers, thee would help kill
off the race, and society would be rid
of them. But thee takes the young,
tbe poor, the innocent, and tbe unsus
pecting, and makes drunkards and
loafers of them ; aod when their char
acter and money are gone, thee kicks
them out, ami turns thera over to oth
er shops to be fiuished off; aud thee
ensnares others and sends them on the
same road to ruiu."
Surely the good Quaker had the
best side of the argument for he hud
fao:s on his side. Words of Life.
Tho National Temperance Hospital
Quarterly, Chicago, is published every
three months iu the interests nf Scien
tific Temperance as appled to medical
practice. Its mission is to tell some
thing of what the Hospital is doing
for tho world, and what you are doing
fur tho H"fpittil. Its price is but
twenty five cents a year, or in pack
ages for free distribution, a dollar a
hundrod. Saniplo copies will be sent
free on application. A largo edition
of the iuitial number is published and
scut out broadcast with the earnest
prayer that every one receiving it and
reading the story of what the Hospi
tal is doing, will send some offering to
help on tbe work. One dollar from
each of yon would carry un its benefi
cent work for four years, or would go
far toward placing it in a home of its
own. bend all donations of money to
the treasurer, Mrs. L. II. Plumb,
Streator, 111.
A t-rrat KnrprlM
Is in store for all who uso Kemp's Bal-
snni for the Throat and Lungs, tho great
guaranteed remedy. Would yon believe
that it is sold on its merits and that each
drugicint is authorized to refund your
money by tho Proprietor of this wonder
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Itovnrd has secured the Anonev for it.
Price 50e. and f L Trial size free.
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It. H. WALLACE,
1 i ket A-ont N. Y., i'. A O. Rv.
Olliif in L'iiivu Di pot, OJL Cl'lT, PA.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
nY VIKTUK of a writ of Vcmli. Kx.,
Issued out of tlio Court of Common
i'leaa of Forest County, Pcnnavl vanin,
and to me directed, tlero will bo expiwed
to sale by public voodoo or outcrv, at tho
Court Ilbuxc, in the Borough of 'l'ioncxta,
Pa., on
SATUItPAY, JANUARY, U, A. V. 1S88,
at 2 o'clock p. in., tho following described
real rwtato, to-wit;
KM.AKKTU WAt-SH vs. JAMES W.
WARP, Yrndi. Kx., No. 2 February
Term, 1H88. A(rnew Clark, Atl'ya.
All tha riirht, title, lntero.it ami claim of
the defendant of, in, and to all that certain
piece or parcel .if land Mtna! o In tlio town
nlilp of Jenkn, and conuty of Forent, and
Nintu of l'cniiMylrania. Koirlnnlnir at a
post; thence by land of 8. II. and J. A.
lteyner, Mouth lUtiti-IO perches to n post ;
thence by land deeded to N. W. Vaino,
west IS!) perches to a post ; thence by land
deeded to II. Spencer, north llMi tl-10
perches to a post ; thence by the northern
llinKliam boundary line, south SS) degree
east lWt 1-10 perches to tho place of begin
ning. Containing one hundred and twenty-eight
and eight-tenths acres, more or
less, ami bein p.irt of Warraut No.
and tho same premises conveyed to tho
said James V. Ward by deed' or S. M.
Kox et. tlx., bearing dat'e April 23, lsoT,
recordod In 1'orest County in Deed Hook
No. 2, page 4!2, Ac, and' having thereon
erected one two story frame dwolling
house lSx'JS feet, with 'V 16x20 feet, one
frame barn 24x40 fret, and about 100 fruit
trees growing.
Taken in execution and to bo sold as the
property of James W. Ward, at the anil of
klimhclh Walsh.
TKP.MS OF SALK. The following
must be strictly oompiied with when tho
property is stricken down :
1. Wlien the plaintiff or other lien cred
itors becou tho purchaHer. the costs on
tho writs must bo paid, and a list of lions
including mortgage searches on the prop
arty sold, together with such lien credit
or's re -eiiit for the amount of the pro
ceeds of the sale or such portion thereof iu
ho may claim, must be furuishod tbe
Sherilf.
2. Alt bids must be paid in full.
3. All sales not settled immediately will
be continued until 2 o'clock p. m ot tho
next day, at which time all property not
settled for will again bo put up and sold
at tho expense and risk of the person to
whom first sold.
See Purdon's Digest, Ninth Edition
page 4 0 and Smith's Forms, page SS4.
I,. AGNICW, JShoriir.
Sherilfs Office, Tionesta. Pa., December
20, 1SS7.
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tha dav at th mmt tritliiiR ttiDM.
Wm4m mi Ik a WH4. Nirrtil and Otmrb. Con
WIm dci tpilont nd lUuatiAtiuni r ll ! wuodcrlul
Worfciol Dktui and of aB. Vrjr lutarMtlnc rt4 tnatroclU.
Wwafri mt iha Mek A dMM-riptUn uf lb mtuy ootlr
l ud bMuilful it. 1 oi foood at U btftuiu al tit ocmo, witb
rofilM lllttatrftllotts.
A PlfMro rxartloaw" mJ Other ftktfc. Uy
Joiiah Ai.L'i Win." A erUcllun ol Irraaiallbljr fflQBj
aiatrhss by tli intMl pujiuUr btimoroiu vrtltr ol tL day.
Tha Lmm KaiUh I'apcra, by Clab Autfom, aDltinr
af " lh Unet KKx-itiurutK." a uott riiiicnlwulf limoy bowk
In wr sqiMl la "Widow Hedott."
ChrltlMM bitwrloa, ly Cmm u Dirwwi. CooUIni
tnUr nl ih id1 clianulnr ChrlitutM totirvr wrltUa
by ibrfttMt writer w'to trllTtl. fc boa Uc-ewpWt.
Homh4 tha KvanlnaT I. mm. A -vk wl ltulM,yUHumi,
uttlr u I c m , (wr !. hide U lk Luhio.
lopilar liacltatloaa aid Dluluf ut huaoKini, drkm
lb a ml iiii.itv, in lu II uf alt the I ti I. List ud mwt pinir.
ThsHcir-Hiade Me mf Modem Tlwea. Coutini p..
traita n. bi.u-raj.iiu t ul ftinuu acti uiad Aturtcut, (rwot tb
tlaia nf Prntlin tn tl firent.
Faia1Ur Owotntloat. ('nUlufnr thortf In and mthor
tit pal uiftiif riMa fru.(untl wet tu raadluc maA oouvmm-lU-n.
A TklitaM wnrk of rr'vreuea.
Law Life In Nrw York. A arla f lt.1 wa pletsrM
Bli.inK trie dark l lr Mf 1 1 ' tu the f rati city. fUuttrafd.
The Hm4 la Wraith hut n drttalu circular,
but a thurouf-tily practical m-oik, pntniinic out m way by
wlilrh all may make inonry. aaatli, rafldty aod btmaatl).
One Handled lopular Mnnra, aanilmanUI. Lbtto
an1 oumlc, hiMii tint iu't S 'v"'tti, nw and old.
11 r Norl'a llrlr. A N.ivfl. Bv Un aUi kU rLcawa.
A HHrrrt Life, A Nil. lij Mtaiua IUi ahu.
An Old Moa'i Bacriaca. A huttl. D; Hn. Ifil.
emruiNf.
atWa will MDd anr ftur nt tha ahora bookuby mail noat-paid upon receipt of onlr ! nte tnr t'-n for
SS ( eaUiQy tuv nty jit for AO eutai the eotire hat (W hrmkt) for 15 t'eulat tha anilrf liat t.uml hi boar.la
with cloth back, for SI .10, Thiaia the sreateat larfcain in IxkU i ever (HfrrJ. Uo not f ail to Ukr advuniiu-'e m it.
Batttf action QUxraHtxt ormtmey refundeA. fotiUtctt auimpn taken forfraetuma of a dollar. Aa tu vur rfliabiltty,
are refer to muf newapaijer pubUabd In Vw York. llkwiift to tha OintnrrclKl Aareurtta. All onlrra illlwd by
raluruiOAiL A4araflAiUeUexA; Jp, JJL A.t TOa.l'uD.Ufccr. Murruy Mirejct.Acw Vurau
IIUMPIIItEYS
HOliTOPATHIO VETSBINAE7 SPECI7ICS
For Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
Dogs, Hogs, Poultry.
I 300PAi.Kl!OOKooTTcat-
uieut of AnlniaUaad
Cbari Heut Free.
riHK-Keera. ('oiiirsiioiia, Influinmnlloa,
A.A.MiukI AleuluiriiU. Itlilk Frvrr.
U.ll.-MrHioi! l,aiiiuraa, H bt-umatiain.
1'. f '.-Itintemprr, Nuaat Illnchiiruua,
. I). Hole or O rutin, Wiiniia.
F. uutfba, llfuva, I'ni-uinonla,
V. f'olii- ur firiuea ltfllvm ht.
i. l.-,llla
l-urrlantf llnuiorrliaui.
It. Il.-I riuurr mid Kl.liu v 1)1.
J. I. 'Krupilve llHeuiM Muui
K.lil4.iftua ol lilueMifuu.
liUHO.
Blable l iu, lib biwelllca. llanunl
W itch llal OU uid iliukulur. ft
tr. oo
Price, Single Dottle (over UlduMX
frold br UriitfuUtHi or
tcnt Prepaid ou liecelwi of Price.
Humphreys' Med. Co.. 10K Fullon St., N. Y.
A WEEK and upwind posiiivuly
sc-fuiud l)V moll iii'iUn iJr.
Hrott'ii Ciuiiiiino Kloi'lrii! licit, Suoiworv,
otc, Hiid by liidiuH bullinn lr. .ScoII'h E1w
lri( 'ursctM. Sam pin free. Stuto sex. lr.
Stotl, BP Hioadway, N, Y. 'ov,Ii-Jiii.
ceo coocooocce
WORLD TO BUY GOODS 1 1
CAPS CAPS !
ANY HI7.K AMI ANY MUCK:
Mled
Robes.
Wool Blankets,
AND SALT!
embraces everything kept in this market.
dc GROCERS,
PENN.
AND CHEMICALS!
DEL) WITH UTMOST CARE.
HATS, CAPS. GROCERIES, QUEENS-
l.ITY IX EVERY DEPARTMENT.
TUfj ftm without E(itioo t rlivuMftt book aver Dub-
niajMra nf tha raiinla aa uttoriuiiil v lo Mmrt tha be it
In any other nana theita g wcka wuuid eoftt Biauy
The Forrclltal Koblea. A Korrt. Br W. T. fuaot,
TlieOldUt.l.ia hMt iXffl. By Bt t mv Coaa, it,
Iha HMrl of theOcMit. A baftl. by (Yaaa Aowcara,
Mullow Aaa ilaiL a hoval. Uf ktuuui Jltvax.
lliutt.auJ.
I llffe llouar. A Novel. f.y Krri W. r ia a. 4
1 nder Iha LUaca. A Kul. ky lit auiuwr af Dora
TTi irua."
Tha D1aaiaa4 Brmaclei. A Kevl. Cy lira. Ban
The Lawycr'altaerat. AMa1. By Mtaa M II Runuol,
ThefctraaKa Caaear Dr. JahfU sad Mr.Uda. A
Ko! b; U.I 8Taano.
A Wished iilrL A bal. Uy Hast rartt RaT.
Lady VaiwartA'a Iflaaaaada. A kml. by "Tan
Dri uim.'
Hrtwaca Ttf Wlna. AKoval. Ey tba autUor af M Dara
Ti"i ." iUulrald.
1 hr Nlnr of Hanrta. A Raval. Py It t. r ibjbow.
Dorii't Karlantw ANI. by FLoaawoa Wdbb,
A Low Marrltio. A bual. by fcliaa llnuci.
The Oullty litvrr. A bial. by Wiuita ("oLLiwa.
llif '(iloa of A ana. A Nnvrl by Flo a a. a MtutlT.
flnut (ranio. A Novel. JJ.v alrt. tlaaa Wuuu.
w rclna thrt Frttrr. A horl. by Mra. Ataira.
A llajwria-hfa lMUshtcr. A Novgt. t)y Ura. Aaata
BiwktiB. Hiuttmttd,
r alr but Kular. A Koval. By tha aottiar ef " Dora
Th..i
I.anctkatr'a i'ubln.
KovaL Py Urt. M.Y.ViCToa,
Klorrnra I1nctaaa Oath.
A Kuval. Ly Mra. UAkff
The H oaaaa llaUrv A Kortl,
Cy Dr. J. II Uoai-.ffn.
Iltuitratfd.
i he tell Co re I a Cabin. A Kotai. tj u. T ri dob,
S.H.
&
GENERAL MERCHANTS.
Dculors m
F1 TJ JEli UsT ITU TZ 313.
Also,
V
UNDERTAKERS.
TIONESTA, I'A.
KIRK'S
FLOATING SOAP
18
THE CHIEF
Pop th Duth, Toilot and LaurKlry.
Snow Whita and Absolutely Pum.
If youf dottier rtoot not kvrp White '"loud "iwp,
aa N eenta for eampla cake to the iaLrt
JAS. S. KIRK S CO.,
CHICACO.
ESTEUN NEW YORK ,t PENN
SYLVANIA KAILHOAI).
(Formerly n , w. v. A p. i. n.)
TlMKTAltLE IN EKEECTJloc. 19, 18X7.
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R2 7 117
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6 17 9
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0 40 10 11
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7 .17 11 0 .
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8 0111 37
8 10 11 43
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M.I
tiEll. S. HATCH ELL, Ueu'l Supt.
J. A. FELLOWS,
clrii'l l'H8'r nn 1 Tiiiki'l Agoot
No. 84 Excliaiiitn St., Ilulfulo, N. Y.
J. L. CHAIU, Aisent, TioncHtu, Pa.
ALLEGHENY JfALLEY R. R.
Moat direct route to Plttnburgli and the
Emt. Only routo landing pawongera at
I nion Station without ilolayi or tranator.
'O-Traina run hv Eastnrn Timn.
Timo tablu In ettvt Nov. L0, 1!W.
Ntirlhwurd. I . S)iithwarl.
I JL'. jit.
p.m. p.m. Lv. Ar. 1 .111. .m. p.m.
Hftil. 2(Ni I'ittHtiurtli.! 7.'.o: 7 0i 1 15
a. ui
10 I 1
10 47
11 32
IU.".
12 II
12 40
12 4ti;
1 21
1 fto
2 1.1!
p.m.
p.m.
3 I ft
4 13
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i i
4 fto ltrd Lnnk
23;
5 02 10 AS
1 1 a i
6 Ou ICunC Urudv
5 32 ... Parker...
C Oil
4 30
4 2!
4 4310 81
4 1210 02
4 (ti 9 62
3 ftft 0 44
3 111 tl 01!
2 4.(1 8 r.4
2 I j 8 0.5
a. in. a. in.
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1 25' 7 10
12 22'.....
12 14
12 2ft
ft 40;.. Foxl'iirir
12 32 ft 4(1 . ):inl(iil..li.1 4 10,
1 07 8 20 Kvnuordi'ir 3 42
1 38 7 Hlr.Frnkllu..J 3 III
2 0.5! 7 30;. ..Oil City...! 2 4o
.in p.m. I iP-rn.
a. in. a. in.: W.N. Y., v 1' ii.iTT.
3 05' '..Titimvilla.
1
4 IU; 1 t.'orrv...
12 4
ft :a!
6 15 ..Mavvillo...lll 23
II lftj
6 fift 6 fti1 i... Ilioctoii.
fl 12 8 10 1., llnnkirk
7 fto; h oo!.
";i :i 7 37
4 2ftl N 10
ft 00' 8 4.5 .
ft ;ki o o i .
7 23 lOSftj.
8 00 II 2ft;.
8 10 II 4'.
p.m. a.m. p.m.
y.Trt-Hntlu'.o Siuulav Train loaves Pittsburg-!!
0 00 a. in., arrived at Oil Citv, 2:15
p. in. Hoturuiinr, loavna Oil City 2:40 p.
in , arrives at I'ilt-iburgh b:00 p. in., stop
i ii tr nt all HUitiini".
UAVI1) McCAHOO. Gen'l Supt.
E, II. UTLEY, Utii. Frt. A Pass. AC
rittsburisli, Pa.
o
o
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hp ft
11 8
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rift
W r
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Send for76-Pago
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
MENTION THIS PAPER.
IM LOW PRISE RAILROAD LAKOS &
FREE Covernment LANDS.
Ip-SILUim or 41KH n enrh In Mlnnraou, North
lik.ita. M.mluita. Ilh, Wai.hli(krt.ii mid Or-v tn.
CClin CAD r-ililhUuM witbMt.unlo.urllilneTM
dbnil run UkT An.-ultuil, OiaKlnK aiMl Tliii
tins. u. liwor vvti KvfcVi'aa:
10 4.-i;iu as .
10 .KIIIO 17
8 60 8 30;
7 18 "8 lfl.
12 43 7 40i
12 10 7 lot
1 1 fiO 8 4W
9 63 4 64
9 lft 4 20l
9 05 4 loj
a. ni. p. m. I
Iliilliiln...
!...Tioiuxtit .
j...Tidioiito...
t lrvliitlon..
i... War run...
Kalitmnnea.
j ..Itradt'ord.
I Olcan
Ar. Ly.
rrj a 1
i 1
m $l
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