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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To The Creditors of Jacob Boru. decoas-
ed:
In pun suauco OF decree OF the Circuit
Count OF the County of Preston. made in
, cause therein pending, Tn subj ct the
rcal estate OF tho said Jacob Born to tho
payment of his debts, you are required to
present your claims against tho estate of
the said Jacob Porn for adjudication To l..
j. CrngHn. Commissioner, at his othco in
Tho snid county. on or before tho 9th day
of March noXt,
Witness. Smith Crane, Clerk OF said
Court, this 2lst day nI January 1856.
S3.2b. SMITH CRANE, Clerk,
l-2Q-Ot,
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ALDENTS. CYCLOPEDIA OF
UNIVERSAL LITERATURE.

This work is the outcome Of many
years of planning and preparation. It
will be an almost indispensable work
Of reference for every library. large
or small, q trustworthy guide TO what
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liarity with its contents will consti.
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TO THE PUBLIC!

Tho partnership heretofore existing uns
der the firm name Of Chnllcross IL Oliver
~ this day dissolved by mutual agree
meut. William IL. Shallcross will settle
tho firms business up AT No. i,6lO Frank
ford Ave-, Philadelphia
WIN. IL. SHALLCRosS,
Oct. -. 1850. a. &. OLIVER.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To I'll pocSnps holding licuS hv iudg.
ment or otherwise ou the rcs, estate az
any part thereof OF Americus Evans.
In pursuance ofa decree of tho Circui,
Court OF Preston county, made i'm n causo
theroin pending To subject the real estate
OF Tie sald AmoricnS Evans TO tho salts.
faction ct the heuS then con. van arc her.
"N required {" present al claims held hN
YOU 'hd each e YOU against the Snil
Am"ilr"S Evans which Ne liens on his
reN estate OF SnV part of IL tur ndiudt.y,.
ton to me M my office iu tho town OF
hlnSwo"d Preston county " CSt Va. on
or before the 10th day OF February lss6.
Given under my hand this 10th day of
January 1886.
Il. j CRoaAN
Commissioner.
BRoNN & UAwTHoRNE
-. wv AII'N-a l..r HLnlr.tlM On a.
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By virtue of decree at the Circuit
Court OF Preston County, pronounced i'm
a chonccry "Huso of John A. f. Martin.
Administrators, ctC.. against tho heirs and
personal representative OF the lnto Elm
beth tHirIsX. l viii, on the first day of
the next term of said Court which ry law
* to CommeuCo on
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
WEST VIRGINIA So.

Al tules holt in the Clerks Office ~
the circuit Court of Preston C, unity. on
IN" hrst Monday OF February, 1885.
Y \. Fox
80, vs. In Equity.
Julia l.. FitZgcmld.
Tho ohicci OF this suit IN To rocovor two
hundred dollars, tho amount ot an omen
account. per oNhiult "B" died within
plaintiff bill
Aud II appearing that tho plaintiff il
not a resi- ent at this state. ShG IL, ther,.
tore, hereby required to- appear hero
within ono month alter the date of tho
hrst pu"lio ,t"n horo OF. aud do what il
necessary To protect her interests herein,
Ava ON motion OF tho plaintiff by her
COUNSEL II X ordered that the foregoing
ne punished in Tho West Virginia Ar.
gus weekly newspaper published i'm
lhlS county copy. Test
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
j. Il. HAwTHoRNF.
Z-l"-lt.l ~ %. Counsel for Pldntin
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COUNTY AND STATE NEWS.


in Kingwood this week.
Ed. Allen is now suffering from
a severe attack of pneumonia.
Mrs VIM. A. Rees of this place.
has been on the sick list this week.
Ea-Good shoes can be bought at Brown
& Thomas for Just ,ehat they cost in Balti-
more.
AT recent municipal election
in Grafton, temperance people came
out ahead.
-. Brown & Thomas have the largest
and most select stock of car ned goods in
town.
DR.. Loomis, the Terra Alta den
list, was in town this week on pro-
fessional visit.
- Raisin Dried Peaches Prunes
Dates anu all kind of staple and fancy
groceries at Brown & Thomas.
Mrs. Bower, of this place, is Wis
iting friends and relatives at Tun.
Melton this week.
Brown & Thomas have offered
their entire stock of clothing at 10 per
cent 5eIo,0 cost call ant see tor yourself
Lee kussart, who is now sojourn
ingin the Eternal City (Brandonville)
was in town over Sunday.
w. S. Henshow, a prominent
lawyer of Martinsburg, died sudden
ly at his home last week.
Gss-If you have uevor tried the Famous
flower go and get ono OF Brown & Thorn
as 25ib SACKS. They have 1t in both the
sack and barrels.
The Weston World grows cheek
Ter. wiser and brighter as it groa s
older. 1t always bristles with local
news.
WIN. G Brown, of Kingwood,
prominently spoken of for Congress
was at Beverly last week.-Randoiph
Enterprise.
-Parkersburg had an incendiary
fire last Monday night, and four
buildings were burned. The incen
diary is in Jail.
The prohibition meeting at Fair.
Mont is reported as having been far
from what was EXPECTED by the
friends of prohibition.
BD~If you want hay, you can get
it Of +. B. Blue, of Grafton, w. Va,
in any quantity and of best quality.
Write him for prices.
Mrs Barr, the milliner, who has
been on an extended visit to friends
in Pennsylvania, returned to King.
wood last Wednesday
John Potter, son Of DR.. Potter.
has been quite i'll during the past
week with diptheria. The little fel.
low is now improving, we are glad
to say
Dan Jackson, our enterprising
merchants having extensive improve.
ments made in his store room. Dan
has good taste and delights to ex.
ercise il.
DR.. Mackey, of Morgantown, and
DIR, Scott, of Terra Alta, we're in town
several days during Mrs. w. G.
Browns illness, 10 consultation with
DR.. Pratt.
The editor Of the Journal is an
early riser He never, when in
town, fails TO attend Sabbath-school.
which seldom begins later than 2
o'clock p, m.
r.. =. Harrison, Esq, a leading
civil engineer Of the Eastern Pan
Handle with headquarters at Martins
bnrg, is in tho city attending u. s.
Court.-IateHigencer.
-Th"s Hughes, Esq one If tn,
wealthiest and enterprising citizens OF
Wheeling, and we'll known TO many
Of our citizens, died at his home on
Wednesday Of last week
Peter Voltz, our enterprising
merchant tailor has just received a
large stock Of goods for the spring
trade. lie has a stock Of the finest
suitings ever brought to Kingwooi.
Artist Smaller took splendid
picture Of Prosecuting Attorney
Fortncy and his dog Bob a few
days ago. The picture Of Mr.. Fort
ney could not be improved; ami
Bob" sittingon a rustic seat nebino
IL II
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Thursday, april the 9Th, 1886.

sell at public auction, 1t the front door of
the Cnurt ll"u~" OF said county. all those
Two c"t rniui tracts OF land together i'm
said County. recently called the TAYLOR
t"Hct but imposed of two tracts formerly
known ~ ho InN Tor tract and tho Millor
and ltngle tract, containing together
a..
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aud iiitv cents per inch for each addition
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Personal rommu nications inserted for
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Local notices = cents Der line.
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BRoWN & UAwrHoRNE
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JUDICIAL SALE.

2lo4Ll 81 %.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30
ADJUSTMENTS

Haverlys American European Minstrels
appeared at Powers last evening to a large
and seemingly hilarious audience. The
Germans. Lew Spencer and Joseph NJ. Nor
cross, were excessively funny as usual in
the first part, which ended with the blown
up-badder banquet. The military novelty
IN burnt cork called The Black Watch, :"
was better than when last seen here, and
the wonderful Cragg Family met with an
enthusiastic reception in their daring feats.
Altogether the show vas particularly good
one. and It ended with a very laughable
musical burlesque OF the "Mikado' called
the Cigar do" which sent erybody
home good natured. The minstrels have
done an excellent business all the season.
Tonight and for tomorroW's matinee and
evening Geo G. Boniface will appear in his
revival Of that old time realistic play The
Streets of New York Those OF rs who
remember George Bonifacc in the splendid
triumphs Of days gone by viii be glad to see
him in the impudent but heroic " Mistah
Badgah
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30
THE WEST SIDE.
A Lanlbsr Dealer ohJsets Ia Too Much
-sttehing Overturned the
Nsbieie-<ess Notes.

West Bridge-st has more travel than any
street on the West side. and equally a.
much a. Any On the East Side. and set il i
blsckade With trains switching 70 aad fro
nearly half The time. There Is on an average
To- trains switched there every day, and
something should be done about IL, said l.
NJ Cutcheon, the West Bridge-st. lumber
AID yesterday As DO one else desires %
move IN this direction / intend getting up a
petition 10 have the switches removed
farther south. There are now seven switches
Just south If Bfidge-st.. and every train has
o. cross the street when switching thus
blocking II up quite frequently"
Yesterday morning a. j. Fuller and wife
an old couple living al Talmadge Ottawa
county, were waiting for train on the &.
& W VI railroad TO cross West Bridge ST
their horses became frightened and COM
menCed backing and cramped the wagon SO
that 10 turned completely over. throwing
boIh out. The hind wheel passed over Mrs.
fuller's leg and wrist, cutting them badly
She vas taken into the store AT III West
Bridge s., and medical aid called. Mr..
Fuller escaped without injury. and the
horses were captured before any damage
was dOne 10 them or the wagon.
The Soiree Club gave the last dance of the
season last evening al POmerOy * LawtOn ;
hall which was attended By :Oout seventy
five couples The music was furnished hy
Thomas orchestra, and Mr. Muchling rem
dered clariOnet solo during intermissiOn.
Among those present were the following
gentlemen accompanied by their ladies' y.
Egan, III. Neper, q. L. Morgan, James Lev
er, I'd BeeOe, Chas Chilver, G. +. Haney,
a..
Maze, j. ID. Chilver Perry Baker.
Terry Baker. d. Thornton. Chas. Erwood.
Mat Sadler. Al. Scharch, J. Green, II. Brehl,
Frank Koch, +. kasfer ID. Graves, Will
Pear. Chas. Pearl Fred Shriver, +. Hunt
ley, Frank May, John Roberts. Joe Cordes,
X. KirkwoOd. ii. Rooney. j. Rooney, q. b.
Phillips H. Norman. Eddie JOice, c. Sher
ling, l.. Dewar. Frank Reason, Bert Light,
F. Findlater. K. Rochoye, Z. Thompson, W.
COnley, Geo. Gilman and Mr.. NidTO.
At 5:45 yesterday morning fire alarm
was sounded from box seventy one calling
the department 10 the factory on Court 81.
occupied by the Ocker Il Ford Building and
Manufacturing company. The damage
amounted 10 about 500; fully covered by
insurance.
The body of Peter POrters little boy was
removed from the Alpine cemetery yester-
day and buried in Mt Cavalry grave yard.
Mr. Porter resides on Chatham-st.
The Hotchklns family bell ringers gave
an entertainment last evening at the Sec
ond-st NJ. r. church.
NJ. f. Downs, of Port Hnron, has entered
the employ of \. f. Hazeltine, the West
Fulton-st. druggist.
Morris Dykema is building an addition
26x4Ol 10 his feed store on Stocking-st.
Orrin Barnard. of ST. Louis, Mo-, is visit
ing J. r. Spearman, of 2l2 Jeiferson-st.
Wilson 81 Perkins yesterday removed their
stock 10 = West Bridge-st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30
NO ACTION TAKEN.


It.s eelanlistees appointed ~ ths stats
ASSEMBLY huigbls sf l.AbaE 4nd TIC st4ss
0r4nse 10 conieF ~lJs yle~ 30 arranging =
b.asls ia o-ol-.FaIi.n. uesaned IheiF delb
STATIONS YESTERDAY IGortsiRz II the E~sls
hotsl Ihes wsre ia session fltaa s ocloek
unfil nooa ana from 4 clock Until 2 Ia The
afternoon. ~heu thee ad5oarned o. meet
ssSin a. tlms Snd place - b. hereafter
ssreed apen vas found that
there Is nothing in the platforms oF
constitutions of the two organizations
that would prevent cooperation a. consoil-
dAlen II li sbo9id he aeeided to riiocl :
closer union II lhs two 0raers The dis
cassioIs were conducted with the best OF
feeling, al lhe members II tAe committees
being OF the opinion that union ~ i0Fees
and cooperation il desiratle, aud differing
only as u how the desired result can besg
be brought about The knights were in
favor Il TIE plan adopted ia Kansas where
many 0f the subordinate ORANGES have sur
rendered their charters aud are now wofk-
nag sndeF the authority Of the National
Assembly knights Of Labor. IL fact have
abandoned their Grange organizations
and become Knights The orangers
objected 10 lhe ideS Of abandoning any part
OF their organization either subordinate.
State OF National. bat they we're unable 10
propose any plan 10 effect a practical union
without one or the other Of the oriers being
absorbed To nave the members Of each
organization become members Of ihe other
and still keep both organizations intact
would ue impfaciicable. expensive and
useless even II il were practicable These
matters were discussed al length without
arriving al any satisfactory conclusion. The
matter Of co-opemtion in the purchase and
sale of produce and mert handise Was con-
sideFed feasible and at the next meeting Of
the committees II l. expected plan 10 ei
feet IL Will be adopted and submitted 10 the
State executive committees.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30
"ThcBattleOf The BrOOInS
House Cleaning 10 It's Height

Ladies make home atirac.
tive. We will a sist YOU by
quoting the very Lowest prices
ever known IN this cIty ON
Decorative Good. See our
argains IN Oleglaphs. equal
TO Oil Paintings. gilt frames.
at from SlOO 10 $500. Auto
types and Albertypes from 81
to 500, subjects of rare pieces
of art. Walnut Frames. Snl0.
cabinet size. VII h mats. glass,
etc, 2Jc; same size IN Gilt.
warranted not 10 tarni~h. 3jc.
still better AT bic and upward
to most elaborate articles.
Sxl0 looking glass. handsome
ly framed, for 25c. lOXlS only
5Oc aud upwards 10 full size
parlor mirror. satin and ebony
Wall pockets lhand painiedD
50c. 75c. 500 and upwards. A
full line Of Black Walnut and
japanese Match safes. Comb
Cases. Bracket. Letter Gases.
etc al the New N0veiiie. M
Japanese Decorations of rare~'
patterns and siyIes. We carry
the La gest line of Clocks. from
the celebrated An-onia Clock
Co, from a "3c Alarm Ciock 50
the finest French Mauinl
Clock Every time piece sold
by us j. warranted.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

reoo.gEi 1sa t1ls removal AE1 sid = sl41-
~ - ILs = = 1er "a lae lex 3 Isl ~ Ass l1-
seresl - lle izusi sI g.l,inz Vlos lQsl d
could l1I se rsslzl z-e,I lE4olf ssflei 1slz
e- ..i ssleut ~ . Ie@ xEast 4ao = E.stl ~
ssse a -sa4ats seas s1-t ba1z N1-lAer 90
.sls7s 80 t--titsiss LIS etsF sklsLe1
81 4.A opinion z1e eoaHtF. = hen tAs
lsslEF a4a 49, rei8essd. cel>esl 81 have
1ny gEopl s4ry ngags a11ef TIE i>1les-lo1-
Had TIE ~ s8 bsen conveyed - zr4at u
x4al1 have rel@Alnsl lnul - s1lns sAs
Ll4Bsterres3 1nlsss the zr4lf ltseif sAs l14-
ilea. b4l even ~ sflcl cass altsT t1lTts
yeAFs 4.tgsrse possession and CLAIM o. tie
eily "a so4la D~ rather ate ~ asa al hola
staIg
IL Tie present SUITS se are nos called Ola
o. ssIle tie conflicting pEeSeils-ens of Tie
defendants We l4Ye therefore avoided
tlscgsslax l1sir Claims of lille at.er the re-
lu0gal ~ tie county seat. s1lcn occarred ~
alzng years ago
Ihs bll must be DISMISSED sith costs ~
boEh courts SHskaOou j.. couCarre1
judge Morse alesd q lous dissenting 0Pin-
i0n. aud Judge Champ did not 81 IN The
case
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30
MEETING OF THE BAR.
Committee Appointed To Prepare Rcsolu-
tions On the Death of Judge Solo
mon l.. Whitney.

largely attended meeting Of the X ent
County Bar Association was held at the
United States Court rooms yesterday. for
the purpose Of taking action on the death
of Judge Whitney, the following members
being present: rhos. b. Church, Judge /.
II. Parrish, John : Lawrence, c. W Wat
kins. W H. Hughes, c. W. Calkins, L.
Tsggart, VI. c. Burch, c. c. Rood, Darwin
ID. Hughes. George Boltwood, James NJ.
Campbell, l.. y. Norris, J. ". Stone. +. +.
Uhl. F. A. Maynard. a. J. Reeves. J. T.
Earle. L. d. Follett McGeorge Bundy, @.
Chase Goodwin. L. w. Wolcott. r. W. But
terield, Willard Keeny, !. +. More II. NJ.
Hinsdill. y. A. Earle. c. c. Howell, Judge
r VI Montgomery, Thos F. Carroll, Col.
A. +. McReynolds. W. W HYDE. NJ n
Walker p. DOran T. T. Eddy. +. 4 Maher,
&. VI. Wilson, Judge Hoyt T. 7 SWEET II
II. Drury. Arthur Rood Judge Holmes. J.
W Ransom, ". f. Seifndge and Frank
Carpenter
President L. d. Norris stated that the
meeting vas only preliminary. there being
many members absent wuO desired % hafe
been present but were detained az the So
-lffn OF tllf supreme ARfAftf IA " lfNAtttf
field Nas named AZ secretary Judge Stone
moved the appointment Of committee of
ten to arrange prelminaries for a general
meeting 20 be called by the president Al
some future time prior 10 the funeral. and
a committee Of five 20 prepare suitable
resolutions of respect - the memory Of the
deceased and present the same 10 the Su-
preme Circuit, Superior, Police and other
courts of record. Some discussion
vas INDUCED in over the matter
Of postponing the appointment Of
committees, bat il was decided that they
should be appointed AZ once in order that
they might make their report az the open-
ing # the session II the nited States Dis
trict court next Tuesday. 0u motion of
Judge Montgomery. the president wa made
chairman ~ the COMMITTEES Of Arrange
ments President Norris appointed the fol-
loving committee after which the meeting
adjourned sn5ielf b his call Committee u
Arrangements Judges John y. Champ'in.
Supreme court. Robert " Montgomery
Circuit court John T Holmes. Police court
Isaac II Parrish superior cunrt John ".
stone John = Isvrence. Z. n. Wolcost
Jacob Kleinhans FdEsri Tsggart and }. y
Ransom. Committee on Resolutions r.
John W Stone. y A Earie Thomss 3
fhurrh D.. More Edwin ? I hl
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

Supervisor 4 Il. LoOmis. in conversation
with reporter for the TELEGRAN HERALD
last evening. said. The decision
Of the Supreme court has answered, finally.
the question 50 long agitats'i about the title
n the Futon Il park bat this did not de
feat the purpose of the supervisors to build
a suitable county court house. They will
look around quietly for a suitable piece Of
property 0fsrthe central portion of the city.
for which they will pay fair price. ann
confident that In the near future the county
will build a neat tasty court hoHse, which
will compare iavorahly with anF Of our
puhlir bindings. She j. in good financial
share and il j. my impression that she will
soon be up and doing
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30
Mnra RrnfalIfr.

one ~ the cruelhes to animals which the
Humane Society has hcen obliged ~ look
into u custom prevalent among farmers
Of allowing new mileh cows 20 % two dsys
or go without nil king before bringing them
to the citv for sale agent Hennessy stated
70 A reporter Tor tbe TgtseRtW- HERsfu yes
ferfiav thar during The past three weeks he
has found eight such cases where the COW =
addes were painfully disfended. II eseh
instance be has seen 60 it that th7 suffering
I s-s -rrra affa~el
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

Jack nonsbas and Tim Quaiey n
this city. have signed articles of agreement
10 iehs with s8h gloves for 1loy and net
gate receipts The arhf is 90 take plsce AZ
one n the ~ ranasi isrrs in tnss eitg wifhin
Seer dags from date Rth men are
frainininz carefully snf fae sxhimtion
r~e1si ses to - interesting Qasiey wefEh.
ie7 r-nnfs an3 l)oashne lHs maj
49, s~farse8 hetWeen sgs'eg ard Nei
Rishap. bui ne after has i@f fhe cff sn1
fnr tlnsIer sgf
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

Ffzs~s Apr1 n-The town q
nrszssnsn sry 81 ks~rsn rHeia "a
l..-r, .7s.sfrsFrsi hv frs nrsefensn eaa in.
itsfffssf - n-er - Eefesn asr sfs
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30
THE GREAT WARDROBE
IN VITATION.
We cordially extend TO every reader
Of the Telegram Herald" today an in
vitatiOn 10 visit the GREAT WARD
ROBE.
Our Display of
Spring Suits and Suitings

is really the finest we ever have had on
exhibition. 1t embraces all the Spring
Novelties in Trouserings and Suitings
Our Ready Made for Men. Youths Boys
and Children shows q marked improve
meni in producing these goods this sea
son.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30
You will Get Every Cent of your
money IN
TROUSERS,

at 50 SO. A pair of Trousers for a
b Boy at sl.75 Chiidrens' Knee
Trousers, 75c up. Our Notable
Suits for Men al S3, ss, IS and SO are
the best value in the city. While
above these figures the variety Is
still larger
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-17


Notice Is hereby given that an applica-
ton VIII be made ~ the Governor OF the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at Har-
risburg, on the Sch day OF April, A. d.
1886, or as soon thereafter as may be, for
charter OF incorporation under tho pro-
visions Of the Act Of General Assembly OF
said Commonwealth, entitled "An Act to
provide FOR the incorporation and regula-
ton Of Natural Gas Companies" approved
the 18th day of May, A. d. 1885. The
name of said corporation is "Thc rionesta
Gas Company" It's character and object
shall he the producing, dealing in, trans
porting, storing and supplying natural
gas, IN the Counties of Clarion, Venango,
Forest, and Warren. The places where
the business of said corporation, In its
various branches, il to be conducted are
Clarion, Cionesta, Pleasantville, and It'd
ioute, aud other towns, villages, aud places
in the Counties above mentioned. The
principal Office or place of business Of said
Company will he at Tionesta, Pa. The
names OF FIVE subscribers to the capital
stock Of said Companv are; q. II. Tew,
F. T. Powell, l.. W. Clark, y. l.. Davis,
A. G. Hawkins.
March, 9, 1886.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-17

ADDITIONAL TRAIN - Leaves kins n
ll:05snn, Warren l2:5Opm, Irvinston i:sO
pm, rieiioutc 9;2npm, Tioncs,a 4:s0pIn, AR
rivos Oil City 645pm.
ADDITIONAL TRAIN-Lcnvcs Oil Citv
900 am. Olcopolis G:l0 am, Eagle R,cl,
G;55am, President 7;02am, rioncsta 7:5aan,
Hickory S:40am, ,Trunkcyville 9;00am. Tid-
quito g:50am, Thompson loo, arrives
lrvineton lli30am, Warren l2;50rn, Kir-
zua 2:05pm, Sugar Run 2;20, Cory yAon 90
Opoville 3:l5, Wolf Run $40, Qaakri
Bridge 3:40, Red House 4:lO, Salan8suss-
5;02, South Carrollton 5:3O, South VapaA-
liza 5;4S, Allegheny o;lS, arrives oiesn
6:30pm,
Trains run on Eastern Time.
TRAINS leaving Pittsburgh s.s6am, .,r-
irving Pittsburgh T.2hpm, nre Sohd TraiIss
between Buffalo and Pitts burgh.
TRAINS leaving Pittsburgh Ssfplr. ar.
riving Pittsburgh 1;i0Am, re Suii,' 1TgiI!a
with Pullman's Slcepiag Cars between
Buffalo and Pittsburgh.
Efs~ Tickets sold and hag2Rgo chockc,i
10 all principal points.
Get time tables giving FUN iaformatlc "a
from Company's Agents.
GEO. y. GATCilELL. ticn'l SuFt.
J. y. FELLOWS,
Gen' PaSS'r ans Ticket Agent
No. Al Exchange ST., nu.fhio, y. Y.
j. l.. CRAIG. Agent T1onesta, Pm.