Rail schedule for UNBURY BLOOM FERRY and Wilkes-Barre lines
Daily service shows Sunbury departure times for the Unbury Bloom Ferry and North and West Branch routes with arrivals at Wilkes Barre Bloom Ferry and Sunbury. Express East and Express West run with specific departure and arrival times on weekdays and Sunday services listed by CHAS PUGH and J R WOOD, Gen. Manager and Gen. Passenger Agent.
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Sea Shore Express
Tharksburg
Intermendie
Philadelphia
New York
Balti
Washington
Junnevlig
Lhrough
Philadelphula
Hartsburg
Baltimore
Washwngter
Jnilatvipata
Vitadelphi
Itenovo
Aily
Harrisburg
Hughburg
Coliadelphia
Stralia
Willianspord
Briev Mall
Philadelphias
S.l
Tchington
Aiima
Philatelph
Erie Mail
Erie
Vis
Canandaigua
Rochester
Bun. Tie
Niagara Falls
News Express
Lock Haven
Niagara Express
Kane
Tavious
Buffao
O Kenevict
Williamsport
Renovo
Kimira
Watkins
Throuugh
Sunbury
EALT
Darrisburg
Ast Line
Philadelpha
Sallimore
Pssenger
Saltimore
Hiie Mail
Threen Vullinan
Passnger
Unbury
Hazleton
Wilkes Barre
North and West Branch
Wilkes-Barre
Bloom Ferry
Wilkes
Sunury LZ
Marre
Wilkesarre
M. Chas
Pugh
J.R. Wood
The Times of Philadelphia Publicity Prospectus
The text promotes The Times as Pennsylvania’s leading newspaper with a vast international reach through The News of the World and Journal of Society. It lists many notable authors and public figures associated with its pages and touts its large circulation, diverse editions, and accessibility including specimen copies and multi-tiered subscriptions.
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Pennsylvania
Edward Everett
Hale
Will Carleton
Jonee Miller
Bret Harte
Manon
Harland
Slukely Hall
Grace Greenwood
Anna-Katheine Greene
Olean
Frederick Schwatka
William A. Hammond
Bishop Coxe
de Grimm
Karl Blind
Emlie Castelar
Rose Elizabeth Cleveland
the Dutchess
Kem’ly
Evelka
Laura C. Holloway John P. Jckson
Comtee Jacournassy
Gaston Jollivet Claranza
Pere Hyacinthe Loyson
Florence Marriott
Louis N. Megargee
Annie Jenness Miler
Alfred Naquet
Henry Norman
Howard Paul
Theodore L. Stain
Ohn Swinton
August Vitu
Edgar L. Wakeman
Thomas Wharton
Bay
Franklin File
Emile de Lavel
Associated Press
Journal OF Society
the Times
Philadelphia
The Broker's Daughter Ends in a Clever Reversal
Wall Street magnate William Corwin helps a struggling trader Charles Austin by offering cash and advice. Austin schemes to marry Corwin's daughter Laura to gain wealth, but reveals he is George Gage and that Corwin holds $50,000 of his funds. The ruse backfires as Corwin ends the affair with a new partnership and a smart son in law.
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Wall Street
William Corwin
Corwin
Central Park
Mr. Cerwin
Charles Austin
Mr. Corwin
Stock Exchange
Austin
Tam
Jay Gould
George Gage
Boston
Gage
Tosh
Hoffman House
Jabez Ticker
Laura
Papa
Charlie
Willian
Corwin & Austin
Sulphur Bitters Touted By Sufferer Clara Belle
Clara Belle writes that years of crippling headaches were ended by Sulphur Bitters and urges others troubled by similar pain to try them.
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Clara Belle
Long Married Life of Warren County Couple
Mr and Mrs Ambrose Heath of Warren County Ga were born in 1800. They married when each was 20 and have lived happily together for sixty eight years and raised a large family.
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Ambrose Heath
Warren County
Minnesota Lakes and Rivers Tour Describes Falls
The article extols Minnesota lakes from 40 miles long to pond size and details the Mississippi River origin in Lake Itasca. It highlights St Anthony Falls near Minneapolis, the Minnehaha Falls, Lake Harriet, and Minnehaha Gorge with colored rock strata, river traffic, and scenic beauty.
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Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Tasca
Gulf of Mexico
White
Uost
St. Anthony
Mississippi River
Minneapolis
Waviges Valigo
Arlfiviak
Minnebaba
Lake Minnetonka
Fts
Minnehaha
Gas Propelled Carriage Demonstrated in Munich
Meiers Bentz & Co of Mannheim exhibited a gas driven motor vehicle in Munich. The engine sits under the seat in a copper reservoir with benzine fuel for about 75 miles. The car seats four, reaches about ten miles per hour, and costs roughly three pence per hour to run.
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Glasgow Mail
The Bowery Suit and A Philanthropist’s Mistake
A bankrupt young journalist, dressed in his finest, rides the Sixth Avenue elevated and returns a mistaken banknote to Mr. G. W. Childs. Childs, realizing the mix up, thanks the stranger, and the journalist resolves to quit pretenses, noting Emerson on authenticity.
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G. W. Childs
Philadelphia
George W. Cuilds
Twenty-third Street
Emerson
Epoch of health marked by Electric Bitters
The text praises Electric Bitters as a great alterative and tonic that restores health after long sickness. It claims relief for kidney liver or stomach diseases and notes bottles are sold at 50 cents and 100 dollars at Co A Kiem's Drug store.
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Co. A. Kieim
Boy Near Camden Loses Dollar and Dies of Exhaustion
A negro boy in Camden South Carolina lost a dollar belonging to his mother. He cried for twenty four hours and died from exhaustion.
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Camden, S.C
End of Naval Academy Football Game Sparked Spectator Alarm
Report notes a football game at Annapolis ending with a fight. The puzzling point is how spectators could tell when the game ended and the ensuing fight began, suggesting unclear timing or witness confusion.
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Annapolis
Boy Swallows Pencil At School In 19th Century Incident
Charles Meixel aged 14 son of Prof Z T Meixel swallowed a lead pencil on Tuesday the 29th while at school. The two and a quarter inch pencil with tin band and rubber end slipped down his throat. It lodged in his stomach on Saturday causing pain. After medicine the pain eased and the pencil passed on Thursday evening ten days after the act. He is none the worse.
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Charles Meixel
Z.T. Meixel
Huntingdon News
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Claim
The advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a universal remedy for blood diseases and related ailments. It asserts long years of testing and widespread success for throat and lung troubles catarrh kidney liver dyspepsia headaches and other disorders from impoverished blood.
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Dr. Pierce
Electric dining novelty uses miniature railway service
In Paris wealthy diners are served by an electric system that carries food from kitchen to table via a wall entrance and a small truck on a track. The dumb waiter device allows meals to move smoothly around the table with stoppable precision and decorative flourishes.
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Paris
Ayer's Sarsaparilla Praised as Superior Blood Remedy
The piece extols Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a world renowned blood medicine. It claims remarkable effects in scrofula rheumatism general debility and all forms of blood disease.
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Ayer
Drill Sergeant Recall Inspires Citywide Cheering
A St. Paul art store anecdote recalls a clerk boasting of hammering brass in a Chicago drummer until he lost track of his location. The tale, cited by the St. Paul Press, frames a humorous memory of performance and city pride.
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St. Paul
Chicago
Minnesota
Memphis
St. Paul Press
Hoop's Sarsaparilla Purely Vegetable Remedy
A vegetable preparation free from harmful ingredients. It claims unique curative powers and is marketed as a purely plant based product for health benefits.
102 Year-Old Derby Farm Resident Has 171 Descendants
Mrs. Mary Brunner, 102, from a Derby Pennsylvania farm, has 171 descendants. She was never taught to read and spends her days smoking, a solace she has enjoyed for 65 years.
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Mary Brunner
Derby
Newspaper Special: Republican and Weekly Press Deal
The item offers a one year subscription to both the Republican and Weekly Press for a total price of $2.00. Includes combined delivery and renewal terms for readers seeking coverage from the two titles.
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Republican
Weekly Press
the Republican and Weekly Press
Cultivation of Nutmegs in the Green Malay Forest
Captain John Strahan describes landing by a stream in a tropical valley and marching to the nutmeg country. He notes altitude about 1006 feet, three forest houses for drying, and nuts ripening with mace red coating. Nuts are husked roasted then traded with Bugis and Arabs along the Gulf.
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John Strahan
Glasgow Mail
Gulf
Poison of an Apache Arrow: Desert Rattlers and Arrow Poison
A New York Sun report notes the desert near Fort Davis hosts giant rattlesnakes whose venom is rarely lethal to humans. Apache practice uses hot deer liver to excite snakes, then harvests poison on arrows by sun drying and storing poisoned tips, described as cruel and fiendish.
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America
Asia
Africa
Martinique
Plains
Texas
Fort Davis
New York Sun
Bonner Attempts to Buy Sunol From Senator Stanford
Rumor runs in San Francisco racing circles that Robert Bonner offered to buy Senator Stanford's two year old Sunol who recently trotted a mile in 2 18 at the Bay District track. Stanford set the price at 50600, higher than Bonner paid for Maud 8 and Barus. Sunol, a three year old dark bay filly and half sister to Bel Boy, is by Electioneer out of Maxana and represents a blend of thoroughbred and trotting lines.
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Pomona
William Stiffler
Los Angeles
San Francisco Examiner
Baldwin
Los Angeles County
San Francisco
Robert Bonner
Stanford
Sunol
Bay District
Bonner
Maud
Barus
Marvin
Palo Alto
Bel Boy
Electioneer
Maxana
Waxy
Ointment Promises Cure for Eczema and Skin Ailments
An advertisement touts Swayne's Ointment as a simple external remedy for tetter, salt rheum, ringworm, piles, itch, sores, pimples, and all scaly itchy eruptions. It claims no internal medicine is needed, calls the product potent and effective, and notes a trifling cost with an Oct. 18 date.
Grape Rot Remedy Suggested by New Jersey Horticulturist
A New Jersey horticulturist recommends a cheap grape rot remedy using gin early in the season and air-slaked lime dusted over ground and vines. Repeat at least monthly or after each rain, noting the method is less laborious than expected and should yield crop gains.
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New Jersey
White's Pile Specific Promised Cure for Piles
An 19th century ad claims White's Pile Specific cures all forms and severities of piles. Sold by druggists or sent on receipt of price by L M White, Pharmacist, Bloomsburg Pennsylvania.
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White
L. M. White
Lyr
Bloomsburg
Neckwear Confusion Sparks Fashion Mixup
A shopper asks about chest protectors and is told the items are not protective gear but the store’s new necktie design. The exchange highlights a humorous mislabeling and the store’s fashion-forward presentation.
Bowling Mob Roars Over Translated Spoilage
A brief Washington Critic item notes a heated response to a bowling related dispute. The piece hints at a moblike crowd reaction and heightened tensions surrounding the event. The exact details and individuals remain unclear from the fragment.
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the Republican
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JU. Brown
J J. *Hown, M. D
Paysician
Orreoukt Kesipevos Nyar Werhopist Churce
Variky Strelt
Hloomsburg, PA
Bae
B. V
Brohsi
Mary Street
Bloomsurg
Ontario
Canada
Suallyy VE Vyman
E. Geyer
Attorn
Y-At-Law
Catawissa
Noth America Attorney and Tradesmen’s Protective Union
Copany
Lisz T F
Mazi
Brownsparg
Voluumbian
W. Willis
M. D
Mrs Kitt’s
Worner
Frank Zarr
Ayt-Law
Bloomsburg, PA
Mangst
W. M. Reber
Lysician &Surgeon
First
Clark
Attorney AT Law
Justice OF the Peace
Crvics
Meyer Bro’s
Coper
Knorr. L
Wintersteen Ass & Winterksteln
First National Bank
L. Fritz
Atturney-At-Law
Verloe
Wiwell
J. C. Rutter
Aprila
Isftlv
Bloomebure
Leorney AT
Umice
Brower
G. Barkley
At.janey-At-Law
Main St
Inowsa
BuiLpine Lacont
F. Gardner
Orrica
Schuyler & Son
Resipunes Cor
First and Market Sts
M. Drinker
Opera Hovuss
Eek P. Stoddart
Children’s Homopathic Hospital
Orangeville
Volumeia County
Penna
E. Waller
Jxcape Hovel
W. RB. Wubbs
Bloomsburg PA
Sonrt House
J. Hess
The
Phila: Dental College
Lockard’s New Building
C. W. Stiff
Udi
Ron
Bloomsburg Fire & Lif
INS
M. Pp. Lutz
Freas Brown
Companias
Ana Ani
Seg Ford
Hartford
Poway
Phoarx
Springfeld
Bane Gisid
Fire Association of Lila
London
ENA
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Wvench
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Mutual Beveit Life Insurance Ot
Newark N. J
A Goslyuan & Bruth EK He
Aakkey S Keete Jomsburg PA
Peaastlvaala Railroad
Teiwe Tablur
Sun
Byron Clark, A. M. M. D
New York City
Scranton
Lackawanna Valley House
Susquehanna House
Benton
Exchange Hotel
Bloomsburgh
Muncy
Muncy Valley House
Peter Christensen
Sherwood
Wis
T. F. Adams
Holly Springs
R. D. Jackson
Wilmington
Del
Ayer’s
Emma Keyes
Hubbardston
Mass
A.J. Kiser, Jr
Rock House
Wright & Hannelly
San Diego
J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Placelihls
Reading Rail
Rupert
Reading
Pottsville
Tamaqua
Lewisburg
Tamaquas
Atlantic City
Pier 7
Chestnut Street Wharf
South Street Wharf
Depot Corner
Atlantic and
Arkansas Avenues
A. McLeod
C G. Hancock
Gen'l
Gen'l. P A
the Philadelphia Times
RE Insurance Agency
J.H. Maize
Columbian Building
Liverpool
London and Globe
Imperial of
Continental of
New
Pennsylvania Agricultural Works
York
Farqquhar’s Standard Engines
Genet Tynetiomeas
Farquhar & 808
York, Pa
Mbia
Prof
W. Ferree
Franklin Avenue
Tenth Street
Nicolet Street
Franklin
Lake Harriet
Longfellow
Minpebaba
Mississipi
Munich
Journaliss
Nopmang Lake
New Guinea
Mater
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