Train Schedule for Gettysburg Ry May 1868
Public sale notice details running of trains on Gettysburg Railway with multiple departures from Gettysburg to York Harrisburg Baltimore Washington and Philadelphia. Times note 6:30 AM 7:00 AM 9:15 AM arrivals and 8:00 PM 10:30 PM returns with connections, property sale details by McCurdy dated May 5 1868.
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Gettysburg
ERAIN
York
Larrisburg
Ohio
AN. Rives
Aiul al
Baltimore
Washington
Seaving
Big Brain
SECON
Ssrain
Laod
Warrisburg
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
North and West Bay
Pennsylvania Central
Reading
Getty
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McCurdy
Public sale of real estate and estate items in Gettysburg
Executor Oh. G. McCreary will sell at public auction on a Tuesday in November at the late office of Wa. McChennan deceased. The sale includes personal property such as law books office furniture and misc items, a sleigh and stock shares in Gettysburg Gas and Railroad, plus four described lots and tracts of land on Carligte Street and nearby roads with stated boundaries and adjoining properties.
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OXF
Qonock
Nile
McChennan
Diece
Gettysburg
Mts
Gettysburg Gas Company
Gettysburg Railroad Company
Carligte Street
George We McClellan
Johnes McClellon
Manninsburg
John Jlouck
Gov. W. McQtellan
One Day Nearer Home Song Poem Fragment
Fragmentary hymn text describing nearance of home and heavenly shore as the sun sets. Pilgrim imagery, Christian faith, and longing for rest beyond life. Refrains repeat one day nearer home with maritime and desert imagery.
The Nice Girl and Its Quiet Charms
A nostalgic Defense of the “nice girl” seen as the ideal partner. The piece contrasts her with more Showy types, praising her domestic virtues, tidiness, quiet charm, and selfless devotion. It lauds her as a dependable, loving presence at home and illness, and contrasts beauty with usefulness.
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Sweet Bill and the Thanksgiving Turkey Prank
A humorous vignette recounts Sweet Bill, a half crazy but witty local figure in Cheshire Massachusetts, plotting to steal a fat turkey by tying a red cord to its leg. The squire discovers the theft with Bill guiding the prize away, later forgiven after the joke provides a good laugh. The piece then drifts through a string of brief, light anecdotes and quips about soldiers, ministers, and everyday mishaps.
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Lodfer
Cheshire
Mass
Sweet Bill
Sweet Will
Bill
Paris
Pheeri
Edlingny
Squire
Jouk
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Ee Chemicals
Gettysburg & Vicinity
Watcil Aid
York Street
Ania Grelit
Pepairedt
Josep. Bevan
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Wm. Faylor
Vincinity
James Créss
Gettyzburg
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Oxford
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Algo
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Joseph R. Diehl
Geo. W. Dirhl
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Galdivire
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Theteenth Regiment
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Bham Youna
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Monroe
Ainaey
Svalleodighan Union
Dutcully Vallandighamer
Perraee
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