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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29
Two Farms Tor Sale.

THE FIRST contGiniE-g q about 10 cTeS. Situ-
| aied and adjuinin.: Tie town OF Nj. OiiveI.
Belmont Connty. Onio. the House is a gooc
Stone and Brick DuilG ing. rooms and hall
with gOot. celiar. coed well of wateI; al-o
firs:-c.ass Barn with basement, coed Orchard
with all other necessary out- buildings. con
svenient to School ara Church ASod % Acres
+ of timber land. w Il o "ntC o sore COAL
Within one mile of 6. q. =. z. Sid ia is in
good renair mi under nigl tale OF cu-: cation.
THE SECOND 1RAt confirms al out So
acres adjoining the first irGlc,. has two->tory
Frame House, S rooms and Kitchen; also
good Frame Barn Ab0ut50 acres well set in
grass with ~ foot vein of Coal. Bank open
and in good Ol dsr. and about2 miles Nor h OF
Barnesville on the Depot Read
Sci! farms for sale on reasonable 'eGmS.-
Pos :essio1l giveh April Ist, 1877, o: 500 ,e il
desired
Tor further particulars call on or a6u- e'S ne
underss gned at BarneSville. OHIO.
ELWCOD pHIB' IpS,
WM. MCEICHOIF,
ONER PHI IIF-;.
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Some calculating Democrat has been
indulging in political figures, as we see
IA the ST. ClaiTsvilie Gazette, anu arrives
at the CONCLUSION that full vote in this
District at the late election would have
elected Chambers by q majority OF 800
II that is so, something like $40 Demo
Gratis in the Sixteenth District w.1re an
doubtedly djsgusted at the kind of can
didate they had [Tusesrawas CItrons
Gle.
The above reason may br wholly true
yet the defeat of the party, last fall. was,
in part, due 10 something else. To the
Republicans of BELMONT Mr.. Bingham
owes his election, and with them there
was less voting for the man and more
for The principles he advocated, than
had been done for the last four yea 8,
There was lack of policy on the part oI
the Democratic leaders, and some o.
them, at lea {, knew il. A prominent
Democrat of this county told the trG h
last fall, when he said, that the man
who talked Free Trade in tie man Lfac-
turing towns Oh this District, Was a
we'll, he meant that he might be a good
Democrat but a poor politician. We
have only 10 request the lean of Judge
Patrick, few times, during tie next
campaign and we have no fears OF oe-
feat.
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M, ,EnTI0N GEuReIa.

The election in Georgia has not termi
mated fayorably for .he Republicans
AMI like in other States is CHIEFLY o"ina
to. iissensions among party ieadeFs'
>-essss.. .B "a isslss. s.ap prominent party men
who claim 20 Be. pure Representatives o
Reonblicanism could Hot-agree ffre
Tribune saws Had Amos 7. Ackerrnsn
been elected in '67, we believe the STATE
would have gone Republican in 1871
The present victory in which a majority y
of the presentatives elec, are Demo
Gratis, is by no means Demoera G
gain. Seymour's majority over Grant
was IS 6SS, and chiefly due to in'imida
ton OF negro voters. Under circum
ssanaes raiing atpresent in that Stale
where co,orel representat.'e daily
elected are displaced by rebels, not,lIng
br1 Democracy may be expected 10
flourish.
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Land and Town P-opa- ty
For Sale


J Will offer tor sale for Three Months all OF
1 nay lssal Estate. consisting of the lO;lors-
ing: 100 acres OF choice farming land ia ias
Northeast part of Belmont County OHIO uear
tho Harrison Court y line and about two mics
Soath og HarriSville, Harrison County ONO
This Farm Is known as OF The best for
farming and stock raising and with its own
merits aud the value oI adjoining and sur
rounding farms, ranks with those tiat are
fTSi class. The House is ordinary and the Barn
and other out buildings very good. Churches
and School convenient.
Ninety Acres Immediately South of and adj
ioining the town OF HarrisviIle, is good SOIL
well watered; Il good orchard and two good
Dwelling Houses and can be divided into two
small farms. There is good Tar Yard on the
premises, not in use, W III the necessary sur
roundingS and everything favorable 10 carry
on successful business.
Aiso, 81 large and splendid Brick Building f0r
dwelling and business house, in the town o.
Harrisville. The dwelling departmanI ha>
eight rooms, and the store room is one of the
best and most neatly fitted and furnished in
the country. There is splendid stock OF Dry
Goods, Notions, &c, new and clean, now in
the room, and can be bought with the p -npe- ~
or the room &c be rented to the parties in
possession.
Any desired EmatiOn can ne lad by cal,-
ng Fpon or sing
SAMUEL $40 AN.
nol0-3n* HarrisViIle, Harrison, Co. o.
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D 6ESS IEAK NG


VI : = L. = Il 80.
TAKES ,his method OF informing the Ladies
L of ST. GAINESVILLE, and Vicinity, that
she is engaged in the Dress Making business,
and is prepared to DO all kinds of work in that
line on reasonable terms. she may be found
at the East end Of Town in the House uwncdby
Thomas Parker. noIl-3m
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TIIRsT NATIONAL BANK CFsF. CI1A, =, rs
Il WILLIE. CAPITAL SlOG,Gj9
HF~Bank open from 9 \. ". until p. ". Dis
count DAYS Tuesdays at I0A NJ. Money received
on deposit. Collections made and proceeds re-
mitted promptly. Exchange bought and sold.
DirectOrs-RoSS ]. Alexander David Brown,
Joseph WoodmanSee. George rowu.
d. d. T. COWEN, President.
Il. c. WELDAY, Cashier.
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T.ie appointment OF RS CLARK, OF
this County, to all Indian agency oy
the President cannot be regarded as an
spec.a favor 10 the gentleman because
lie YVES a Democrat, but shows that
Grant does not s.ick so closely tc party
custom as to let politics wholly contr??i
him in the selection OF men. Mr.. Clark
was appointed upon recommendation OF
the Prtsby. .erian Assembly.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29

Ssffa a DAY-BusineSs entirely new and
- ~ honorable. Liberal inducements. De-
scfiptiVe circulars Tree. Address j. L. RAND
4 CO. BlddefOTd Me. se22-3m
IA ANTED AGENTS-To sell the HOME
~ SUITLE SEW ING MACHINE Price
80. II makes the Lock STITCH alike on
h0. h sides and is the only licensed under-feed
by Wheeler q Wilson. Grove d Baker and Sing
~ & 10. Ali other under feed Shuttle Mach n
e. sold for less than stare infrJngementS and
ne seller and user liable to prosecution, a d.
dress JOHNSON LARK K co, Roston Mass
Pittsburgh. Ia, ChicaSO,ln or st Louis, ,Mo.3m
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+e-Suiggips says late hours are apt to
lead yeSing men either to the peni-
tentiary sor to-matrimony.


CONNECTICUT papers say that in some
parts ofithe State cidei has been more
plentiful than water In New Hartford
one man with big orchard has built a
gigantic tank holding one hundr> d and
fifty barrels, and has nearly filled it
A scorehed cat saved valuable Du-
buque plo"erty. Fire broke OuS in q
room whe e puss was Irt up. HeT
walls were SO immense that they ava
kened the sleepels, and the fire was eX-
tinguished.
Two young men in Troy, "mastef me-
chanics," built boat in their ce lar 10
let on shares during next season. 1t was
finished a day or two since, wnen, t.
thei' ehrgain, they found the "boat" toe
argc for the doar.
An editor in the West, whose journa.
went up' sj,ne years since, mas been
selling lis exchanges to a paper mill ev-
er since, realizing a considerable income
Mrs. Agassiz wrote: 81 am never Tired
of watching the s!utf, lie lcoks so deli.
ciously lazy" ut was hardly necessary
TO go to Brazil to secure this qualification.
Mark Twain writes The following an
swer to correspondent: Young Au-
thOr-Yes, Agassiz does recommend au-
thOrs to eat fish, because the phospho-
rus in it makes brains. So far you are
correct. But / cannot help you to de
cision about the amount you need to eat
at least not with certainty. If the
specimen composition you send is about
your fair usual average, 1 should Judge
that perhaps a couple OF whales would
he ali you would want for the present.
Not the l"rgest kind, but simply good
middljng sized whales"
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HENRY MEYER.

MOULD respectfully inform his old custom
w ei>and the public generally, that he has
removed MS former place Of business one door
East 10 the corner III lite room formerly Uccu-
pied by I. y +. Troll. and mole recently by
conrad Troll, as Dry Goods store, where l in
tend tokeep ON hand good assortment oil
.teittly -Made IIuJIlEg, Halls and Caps, ana
GENTS Furnishing GguG>. suitable TO the season.
hIcIi VIII Se4I low Tor C;.>E, as my motto is
short Pruuts ana quick ~aIeS.n also keep on
nand good assortment oI Cloths. CasSiIliers
Ne>linSs, Trimmings, &c, ali Ul which / will
sell 10y the yard OF make up - order IN the
neIicSt and most fashionable style. Call and
examine I:y stock before buying elsewhere, as
am deSerininedto 10 sell as low possible.
iteiEeiHSei The place al Troll Corner.
apis
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B ] IL DIN & LII Be R
James NicOlI & son.
Marriott

DSICI. JlIA NCY.-Any lady or gentleman
L can make 2 1885 month, secure their own
happiness and Independence. by obtaining
CHARMING. 100 =, =; cloth. Full nstruc-
tiGns to use this pO..er cr men or animals at
will, how to MesmeriZe, become Trance Or
Writing Mediums, Divination, Sl.ritualism,
Alchsmy, Philosophy of Umens and Dreams,
Brigham -Young'f- Harem, Guide 10 Marriage,
&c, all contained inthiS book: lC0N0sOld; price
ny Aail III cloth Sl.25, paper cgreTs "a. NarICE.
Any person willing to act as agent Will re-
ceiye sample copy Of the work free. AS no
capital is required, all desirous OF gentecl en-
plOymeni should send for the book, enclosing
10 cts 1or postage, fOI. ~. EVANS K CO., II
south Sth st., Philadelphia.
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CARD.

\ Clergyman, while residing in South Amezi-
"a ui.>Sion. r, diScoveI eo 4 safe and sim "a
remedy 10 g" the cure of Nervous Weakness
early DetSy, Diseases OF the CrfnG.N ard
sem ma organs, and tne whole train o. a s.
orders bruusAt on by baneiul ana vicious ia j.
as. Great II mnC.s have been cured ny =
noble -emedy. PrOmp pied by a desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the
recipe .or pr, paT,ng and using this medicine
IN a seated envelope, 10 any Que who ne eds q
Free Of e..g.gs ADDRESS JOSEPH T. INNAN'
7ta..-'i u, Bible House, New York City.
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| VIVIAN ED-AG NTS--'o sell our new Illus
~ l-.LL I'D. l,nnl a I-rnNnls
OVERLAND
THROUGH
BOOK AGENTS MAKE
80 20 S-DU per Month by selling
GRE Att LODTTN MIC

| AND BOW Bzy WIS MADE. By ]. ID. Nc
tslJe, . e, New t;eSh 3,Hu urIgin:s'. P.uIuSely
! n Us : eS@HU Deau:4Iui Y unuLd. II SHOWS
now q 900 achoo o-In2S,eT made S-O,0OU!tG nOy
Il poo .lpt-bii.It Ss- o became ..Tea. banker
oai"hG.' : ;,Oire sc2 ne Nea- -th4GSt mar IN
Annti ici. Il 3 Unisno oW NE" iIIOua le
III seven feSis Wan many mo- sur;l KAN pl e;
how roefEy. -itnl nr' VA fit IT t1dU~tiy nave
alTaNS nci VI IL success y Len p5Cpefiy e.
erieG; money can Le ntue Eout- ~ and
vii npus SGCiIfte q. p-iI.c iai. SenU Circu-
lar, a. 4liftH "a Cc tNia ItImE. AddIeSS, T.
Rar''s"ioTd g Ssa., { ngllsi ali and Chicago.
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o. w >.


! One of the papers contains as an ad-
veriiserent: Lost, large black silk
umbrella belonging tOa gentleman with
Il Gu ic:is! V carven ivory head
! y Western editor tells o. a smart boy
who eau ''recite his Sunday school les
son backward, witL one hand tied be-
hind him"
\ female lecturer said Get ina. ried
young men. and be quick about it, Don't
wait for the millennium. fer the girls Ia
become angels. You'd lock well beside
an angel, wouldn't you, you block
| head >"
Ion can't marry a-miss ifyoC marry a
widow.
/ The Parisians prefer cart horse 70 race
horse for the tau e. Steaks OF lhe latter
fare too turf
An aboriginal gentleman, named
Tonahawk, is preaching in Canada. He
is Lo! chucch mau, of coarse.
| Figaro says he has reflected a good
deal Oh the lapse of ages, and prefers, on
the wno!e, the age of Sc Ienteen.
The difference bet ween a hos dealer
a.
nou GceI one, although il sho aid be.
0.iver Wendell Holmes calls a kiss a
| ST. going consonaDj. He should lave
| added, also, taat is usually follows q
Co1Cai.
4 Modest young woman, stopping at
ii ho.e, in Hartford refused - steep in q
room paneied with bi-dseyo maple.
l. oegins TO iook ON m'nous when the
woTal % the period wants her club;
she used % be satisfied with her broom
s.,cs.
At Boston golden wedding one of
the presents wasa golden egg, which
haiched ouJ fifty golden eagles.
An Irish painter declares in an adver-
t.sement, that among other portraits,
ne has a representation o. "Desth, large
as iife."
He who loses money loges much; he
who loses a friend loses III, re; but he
who loses his spirits io-es all
Iowa Expects TO have three Thousand
miles of railroad by the first OF January
enough to extend fifteen times across
the breadth of England.
Fame is like shaved pig with a
creased tail, and it is OF ly after it has
slipped through tie hands of some
thousands chat some fellow, 10y gooG
luck, holds on toit.
C.,;xo;,,, COW, l,+o bo,,o $50 ,o4 q,
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w ANTED AGENTS-To sell the OCTAGCN
~ SEN ING MACHINE. 1t is licensed makes
the Elastic ocE Stitch" and is warranted for
years. Price Sis. All other machines with
an under-ie II sold for SIS or less infringe
mthtS Address OCTAGON SEWING MA
CHINE CO., ST. Louis, NJ Chicago, ILL.,, Pitts
ur-h, Pa, or Bos ton, Mass. e23-3m
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Agents! Re ad This
for AL
Royal Havana Lottery.

Prizes cashed and information furnished by
GEORGE UPdAM, Providence. II. L.
SS> week Saiary!-Young men wan ted
- ~ rs lOva! anI Ilnveling SaIesm en-. Ad-
dress with stamrJ Il. II. WAL KER, 81 Park
row, y. Y.
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rI'RIX

4 ENTS WANTED for OF PolraT OF Ge3.
~ Geo. II. Thomas. painted by Gen. :. W.
Price, the soldier-Artist, AdGr = r. W. CAR
roll. & 90. Pnhl ishers. Gil Sinnali. Ohio.
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Fame is like a shaved pig with Il
creased TAIL and it is OF ly after it has
slipped through the hands of some
thousands that some fellow, 10y gOoG
luck, holds on toit.
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LIST OF AGENTS.

T.TUSElLLE, CnuRCI RUN AND VICINI
rY-SrEPllEN .Olf. tlller, lIamilons Cigar
store address Titusville, Pa Assistant, John Van
Sciivc".
NY-H. II THOMAS. Oncc and address Man.
riuu U,usc. iitusyille, Pa
SIIAMBURG AND VlCINTY-GEORGE IR-
IN. Office, Shamburg; residence, Ttrsyillc, Pa
Assistant. A. a. Wcst
ESTERPRIsE i';EASANTVlLLE, BEAN
FARM AMI Prru0LE-- HI; GE ". VAN
vIJET. Office and address. Chase House, Pleas
auIyillc. Assi.',nt, II. e. " un.ugton.
TIDIOUT ATD WEST HlCKURY--CHAs.
CI.AiiK. One, and ADDRESS, Exp css Oillce Ifdi
on,c' pn. Assistant, +. Benrilsley
PETROIEUM UESrRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON. Office and address, Petrocmm Cen
ire. pa Assistant Charles Backlord
TARR AND BLOOD FARMS nni n;s,r;c, ,,,;n,,
ON oil Creek and Cherry Rnn, from story Fa,n, y'e
McClintockville-JANf NfStSAUNDERS,' fr Addrc.s 80
'Iarr Farm, Pa. Assisan =: Luther d. Saunders
Ghalus II. Cochran and William Hoyt
MUCLIMTOCKVllLE, OH. CITY AND RENO
"A. S. WtST. Address, Oil City or Reno Pa
i ANKLiN. ALONG TIE ALLEGHENY pIv
Err WiEDnR Office and address, FranklnP Pa
SCRUBG ASS, FOSTER FARM ~ PAaR ER'S
EANDINii-REHARD w. REDPIELD. Office
and ai,lr - Scrubarass, ia Assistant, H. W. Por-
rri field, address fmlenlun, Pa
WEST NIkilNIA-C. ID. ANGEL, and r. +.
COOK AdtiCsf, larkershurg, We t Virginia.
kUScrts Petroleum TOTFSdo 90.
u.ayo-Qlv
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CAUTION.

The public Il cautioned rcains, employing any
h the regularly authorized Agents ur the C1mui
ny. since the Roberts Patent cvcr the use OF tl,c
Itrpctio and all explosive materials for oil wells
and the u4c Of su'l materials by other parties is n
direct inIi ingccnt Of their rights ANY parties in
fnging amy OF the ROBERTS PATENTS will II,
dealt with according to liw and as acting wilITuIy
and Luuwn:ly in defiance Of law and the ,lccisiuu.
of the Courts
T'hc Company have re organized their business
with view Ia nccOnimOd Odac Oil Men in every nnr,
1t the Oil Region They have employed the most
inr The business. Each Torpedo il labelled with
d,o af patents, together with the price of the Tor
pql,,. and vi :ncl by an officer Of tho Company So
every Operator wishing II Torpedo may know its
brj,c and whether il c:iinc from our Ollie.
pc ators will confer favor BY reporting to this
office amy negligence Of AGENTS.
Tho following nnmed persons have been appoint
ell Agents aud Assistant Agents itr the Oil Rc.ions
of Punus, lvania and West Nirgnil.
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A LLEGHENY vALLEYR.R
SUMNER TIME TABLE.

Now limo to Bufllo through the OIL Regions.
JUNE o, 1870.
CliNG SOUTH.
OIL City. FRANKLIN. i'arkcrs. nr. Pttsg
Mail. 30 IN OBS am 12,3Opm 6,Upm
Day Exp, 2mpM aS'pm iSpm sNpm
Night Ex, 0Dpm lu05pm 1,OJam 70am
GOING NORTH.
PittsbuTg. PWkcr's. Franklin. ar a. City
Day Exp. 7.a' in ii.sHa m 1,5Gpm .5pm
way Pnsr9,3 a IN A5rm t.3l pn 1,t5 pm
Night FIX, 300 pm $40 q m $50 IN 60
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS on Night
Express trains both ways between iltsburgh and
Cory.
J. LAWRENCE, Gen sapt
T'iIOs N, KiSu, Asst Supt
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GOING EAST,

1i,4U A. M. LIGHTNING EXPRESS. daily.
con lcctina at Cory, Sundays excepted for nrren
Pa. Mayville. Brocton and Iritusvilc, nrd dn,iy
for Erie; at Emrn with Northern Central Railway
for Wamsp0rt. Harrisburg. Philadelphia and Raj
irnorc and at New York ior Boston and New Eng
ard cit ca
A Sleeping Coach is attached to this train at Cir
cnnati running through to New York
$50 T.. NJ. CINCINNATI EXPRESS. .tdailv
sundays excepted, meeting at Bnghanptnn for
Albany and the celebrated summer resort, sharon
England cities. O"
A ,seep"g Coach Is attached to this train at
Meadville running through fo New York
2.53 A. Nj. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS,
daily, sundays excepted. Connect at Great RenJ
win Delaware, Lackawanna ~ Western Railway
Tor Scranton, and nt New York with Midnight En-
press train Of New Jersey Railroad for fhiade.
phia
a Sleeping Coach is attached 10 this train Mt
Cleveland, running through to Hor ellsvillc, con
nectlng with train having new and improved Draw.
ing loom Coaches attached, running through to
New York.
Q 45 +. NJ. ACCOMMODATION, Sundays
excepted.
1a,10 A. Nj. ACCOMMODATION, Sundays
excepted
5,i5 A. NK. WAY FREIGHT Sundays ,cx
copied.
Boston and New England PssscN gers, with their
baggage, are transferred FREE OF CHARGE in
New York.
The best ventilated and most luxurious Sleepine
coaches Fss-IN THE WORLD.ss accompany ali
night trains on this Railway.
Q g" Tho Eric Hallway Company has opened n
new Ferry from their Jersey City Depot to the foot
or 23d st, New York thus enabling pass enecrs 10
re lch the upper portion OF the city without the ex
pcnsc and annoyance OF street car or an omnibus
transfer.
NN-Tho scenery along the entire route Of the Eric
Railway is of the most picturesque and beautiful
character. Admirers of Natures beauties, in n
daylight journey over this Lie, will find its ever
changing landscapes subjects OF continual admira.
tion and interest.
Baggage Checked VhrOuySa
And fare always as low as by any other Route,
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY
Which can he obtained at all the Principal Ticket
Offices in the West and south West.
WIN. j. BARR
Ia y. AUt kEN, SEM Plss'r Ag't
Gen sup'l Jan 10, 1879
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EGsE RAILWAY
l.o- MILES UNDER So MILES WITHOUT
ONE MANAGEMENT CHANGE of CoAClIEs
The Broad Gauge, Double Track
Route
BETWEEN TIE
ATLANTIC CITIES
| AND THE
WEST AND SOUTHWEST
| THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Cincinnati. to New York 500 Miles
Cleveland to New York G25 Miles,
Dunkirk to New York AGO Miles
Buffalo to New York 423 Miles,
Rochester to New York 1856 Miles,
| AND Is FaoM
sy- p TO 27 MILES THE SHORTEST
ROUTE..Rs
| New and Improved Coaches are run from Circin-
natl, Dayton, Urbana, Marion, GALLON, Mansfield,
Asrand, Akron, Cleveland, Warren, Meadville,
| Dunkirk, Buffalo and Rochester to
New York without Change.
ONLY ONE CHANGE TO BOSTON.
On and after Monday, June 13 1910, trains
will leave Mcadvlle at the following hours Wiz.
FRANKLIN BIiANCH..Going south.
| LEAVE:
Meadvllle 5.45 a. NJ, II so A. NJ, $40 p. NJ, AIS AIN
ARRIVE:
iii uinafi,n' CITY, So SO iis do Zoo ss4iSS"
FRANKLIN El,ANCH--Going North.
OIL city. 1880 a. M, 2Io A, NJ, s,ls P. NJ, e,lo P.
ARRIVE:
MeadviIe, 2.45 P. NJ. II ,25 A NJ f,l5rIM .I,e. PIX
GOING WEST
Loo A. M. DAY EXPRESS, daily, Mondays
cAccpicu lor tie'elaHu, SicnlilTatl anu the west
and South. Connects at Clarksylc. Sundays ex.
ceptt d, for Sharon Newcastle and Pittsburgh; at
l.cavi'tshng for Youngstown aud Sharon; at Cieve-
land with Lake Shore hallway, for the West and
Northwest; at Ravenna, Sundays excepted. for Al
lance and Pittsburgh; at Akron Sundays excepted,
for Orvie and MilicrShurg, at UIbana with Pitts.
blroh Cincinnati and st Louis Railway for Indian.
apolis, and at Cincinnati with the Ohio ~ Mssis-
s.ippi itailway, for st. Lonis aud the South and
Southwest.
Sleeping Coaches are attached to this tain at
llornesviile, running through to Cleveland without
change
S.55 A. NJ. EXPRESS MAIL, daily, SUNDAYS
excepted for Cleveland and the West and North.
West Connects at Clarksviile for Sharon, yewcass
tie and Pittsburgh, and atl Cleveland with Lake
Shore Raiiway for the West and NOrth-WeSt
30 p. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS, daily. for
Cleveland, Cincinnati aud the West and SOUTH
Connects at Lcavit'sburg. SUNDAYS excepted, for
Youngstown; N Cleveland with Lake Shore Rail.
way, tor the West and North West: and at Cincin
natl with tho Ohio S Mississippi Railway for St
Louis and the South and Southwest
"A Sleeping Coach is attached to this train at New
York, running through to Cincinnati
lilo A. Nj. ACCOMMODATION. Sundovs
excepted for Leavittsburg and Way Stations, con.
meeting for You gstown.
$50 p. M. FREIGHT g. ACCoMMoDA.
TIuN, daily
100 A. NJ. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays ex.
{, rted.
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-07

Merchants, Lawyers. justices of the Peace Land
Agents Oil Dcaers and Agents, lnsu rance Agents
FXpressmcn al d other parties u want, are in ormcd
that wcarc prepared execute order \ kinds of
HLA NkS, business or legal, required in This com
mmnily,
jobIirg patronage respectfully solicited
y. Il LUEGWELL
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-07

Thanking our friends for their liberal patronage
III The past "c shat! ou. best efforts Ito merit
Is cunl!auahcc Marsh III
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-07
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