Oil City to Bradford Rail Timetable Notice
Through coaches and sleeping cars operate on Oil City to Pittsburg routes with multiple daily trains to Corry Titusville Union City and Bradford. Additional details include departure times 7am 9:26am 10:55am 3:30pm and 4:30pm with Sunday variations and tickets via company agents.
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Cal Erie R'y
Bradford
Warren
Clarendon
Tionesta
Vidioute
Irvington
Chautauqua Lake Division
Oil City
Centre
Titusville
Centerville
Corry
Mayville
Brocton
WiVam
Sam
Union & Vitusville
Union City
Philadelphia
Pullman
Pittsburg
WM. S&s. Baldwin
Gen
Pass
Erie Mail Arrangements Details for Local Rail Connections
Erie Acco Sheffield Warren schedules show arrival and transmission times for mail and trains. Clarendon and Corry stops connect with L. S. & M. S. and P. T. & B. lines. Warren and Erie link east and west trains via L. 8S. & M. S. and Corry routes. Robert Neilson, General Superintendent, notes the network clocking and transfer points.
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Shefherd
Warren
Clarendon
Erie
L.8
M.S
Corry
Oi, Creek & Allegheny River Railways
Erie Accom
L. 8S
P. TL
Robert Neilson
Rail schedule shows eastward and westward trains 1882
The notice lists timetable for Lake Shore & Michigan Southern and affiliated lines adopted January 23 1882. It details stations from Cincinnati to New York and Boston with departure times, connections at Mansfield Leavitsburg Meadville Corry Jamestown Salamanca Buffalo Rochester and more. Sleeping and hotel coaches are noted for trains 1 2 3 and 12 between Cincinnati New York and Boston.
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Cincinnati
Elmirae
Binghato
Albany
Boston
New York
Nod
Salamenca
Jamestown
Corry
Luo
Akron
Kent
Ravenna
Leavitsbeg
Warren
Greenville
Meadville
Rochester
Union City Lidar
Cleveland
Toledo
Chicago
Ashland
Mansfield
Ami
Galion
Marion
Urbana
Springfield
Dayton
Louisville
St. Louis
Palace
North-west
Leavitsburg
Youngstown
Pittsburg
Oil City
Warren Pa
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Salamanca
Binghamton
W. B.shattuc
Gen. Pass
R Agt
P D. Cooper
Franklin
Stoneboro
Clarks
Hedley
Amasa
Eweneree OO
Coalburg Turrell Hill
Sd Kinsman
Williamsfield
Andover Atenseeeeees
Leon Sree
Dorset
Jefferson Aeeee
Ashtabula
Oil
Sandy Lake
Hadley
Coalburg
Turrell Hill
Ateee
Kinsman
Andover
Leon
Jefferso
Ashtabul
Nell Pittsburg
Buffalo Pee Eenseneneareee
Jevenneesaeres
Pittsburgh
Freny Gro Oil Ae Hsupt
Train schedule for Dunkirk and surrounding stations
DUNKIRK ALLEGHENY VALLEY AND PITTSBURG timetables take effect November 14. The table lists south and north trains with departure and arrival times at Laona Casadaga Vermont Warren Jamestown and other stops. All trains connect with Lake Shore and Erie Railways at Dunkirk. officials D Thayer CLUTE L.T. Bishop.
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Aoe
Sdu
Laona
Jackson
Irvington
Youngsville
Pittsfield
Garland
Newton’s
Grand Valley
Titusvielw
Lake Shore and
Erie Railways
Dunkirk
Jamestown
Bradford
D. Thayer
Clute
L.T. Bishop
Warren
TRAN SOUTH AM PM Sheffield Timetable Fragment
A partial schedule from Horton Crary and Co listing train times and stops for Brookston and nearby routes. Names such as Gilson Barnes Hoover Donaldson Martin and Pivell appear with scattered times in an aged timetable fragment. The snippet includes am pm annotations and directions for trains north and south with multiple time entries.
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Trans South
Sheffield
Erese
Gilson
Ner Sas Hovsh Ree
Barnes
Hoover
Donaldson
Martin Anet Tio
Brookston
Oveesee Aptive
Martin
Shortest and Best Route to Bradford Pittsburg and West
Timetables show the New York Lake Erie and Western line with stations from Hamburg to Pittsburg and Bradford. The time card takes effect November 15 1880 with arrivals and departures listed for Buffalo Ham burg Eden Valley Eden Center North Collins Collins Verona Cherry Creek One Wango Jamestown Bradford Litusville Corry Pittsburg and more, led by J S Bartlett General Agent Buffalo.
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Bradford
Pittsburg
Titusville
Buffalo
Hamburgh
Eden Valley
Eden Center
North Collins
Collins
Ceccoes
Pine Valley
Herry Creek
Onewango
Kennedy
P. Cross’g
Jamestown
Litusville
Corry
J.S. Bartlett
Gen. N.P. Agt
Main St
N.Y
Great chance to make money from home in Portland Maine
Those who seize good chances for mercy become wealthy while others stay poor. We seek men women boys and girls to work in their localities. The business promises over ten times ordinary waves. Expensive outfit furnished free. No engagement fails to yield money quickly. You can work full time or spare moments. Full information sent free. Address STINSON & Co Portland Maine King.
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Usrehi
Stinson & Co
Portland
Maine
He Giveth His Beloved Sleep by Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Poem excerpt reflecting on divine gift of rest for the beloved soul. The speaker contrasts earthly noise with God’s quiet. Browning’s lines praise a tranquil night granted by grace, urging the heart to repose in divine love and sleep.
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Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Jacksons First Defeat at Chancellorville
A vivid reconciliation of Stonewall Jackson’s feared assault on Howard’s Eleventh Corps at Chancellorville. The narrative details chaotic retreat, broken orders, and the dramatic heroism of Major Keenan and General Pleasonton as Sickles’s corps arrives to stabilize the line. Jackson is fatally wounded by his own soldier amid dusk and canister fire.
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Stonewall Jackson
Howard
Eighth Pennsylvania Cavalry
Jackson
Sickles
Eleventh Corps
Stonewall
Hooker
General Pleasanton
Keenan
Arnold Winkelried
Pleasanton
Tennyson
Third Corps
Balaklava
America
Chancellorville
Chicago Tribune
Buying Oil for a Rise in Bradford and Oil City
Cor N Y Sun reports January oil activity across Bradford Bradford Oil Exchange and Pittsburg Exchange, totaling 62.489 million barrels with near 50 million dollars, prices around 80 cents. It notes pipeline certificates as collateral outlines margin requirements and means of delivery while describing bulls bears and speculation patterns.
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Cor. N. Y. Sun
Braprorp
Bradford Oil Exchange
Oil City
Pittsburg Exchange
Bradford
United Pipe Line Company
Tidewater Pipe Line Company
United Pipes Lines
Alleghany County
Allegany County
Standard Oil Company
Baby is Dead Three Little Words Heavy With Grief
A Telegraph Operator tribute recalls the personal toll of the words Baby is dead. The editor reflects on a dainty infant laid to rest and a mother's aching heart as imagined scenes of loss unfold in memory. The piece urges tenderness toward those receiving such news.
The Voice That Won’t Quit in a Humble Studio
A young man hires a singing teacher despite a harsh voice and strict faith. He praises the master yet finds him too devout as the teacher prays aloud during practice. The quip ends with a wry remark about enduring lessons and a sly whisky joke.
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Brignoli
Father
Broom Drill Amazons Perform For Harlem Charity
In Harlem sixteen young women in white with red caps staged a novel broom drill for Congregational Church aid. They marched to piano music, executed commands precisely with brooms replacing guns, and earned praise as an innocent, pretty army raising funds for a good cause.
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Harlem
N. Y
Congregational Church
How Men Die in New York's Gilded Age
A Philadelphia Times writer reports in 1881 on New York's bustling social scene at Printing House Square and Astor House, detailing deaths from hard living, tobacco and nicotine, heavy drinking, and fast dining. He notes moral decline among three generations, with a vivid portrait of Delmonico's, the Brunswick, and other upscale spots.
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New York
Printing House Square
Astor House Rotunda
Delmonico’s
Brunswick
Astor House
Fifth Avenue
St. James
Hoffman
Philadelphia
Hovward
Phila
Why Train Bells Change Pitch as Trains Meet
A Providence Journal excerpt explains the sound phenomenon when two trains pass each other. As trains approach, more vibrations reach the listener per second, raising pitch. as they pull away, fewer vibrations arrive, lowering pitch. The analogy uses a water hose to illustrate how motion concentrates the sound toward the observer.
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Providence Journal
Behind the Scenes How Stage Effects Create Storms
Theatre readers learn how stage effects imitate thunder rain and wind. The article details devices like thunder drums lightning flashes rain cylinders wind machines and crash devices used in touring and large theatres. It explains construction operation and the role these effects play in creating realism for audiences.
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Louise
Lord Shendryn
Stranger challenges singer with new songs at piano
A performer sat at the piano and began with I cannot sing the old songs. A gloom fell over the company when a stranger in the corner remarked that they were not familiar with the new tunes.
Ely's Cream Balm Catarrh Testimonials
A druggist from Ashland Pa testifies Ely's Cream Balm delivers uniform relief for catarrh and replaces other cures with pleasant application. A Wilkes Barre Union Leader note from 1879 claims the balm targets the disease directly and has yielded more cures within its observed range than rival remedies.
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Ely
J. A. Marshall
Ashland
Wilkesbarre
Sense and Nonsense Appeal in Lübeck Church
A wall inscription in a Lübeck church urges free citizens to heed Christ’s will and follow his example. It lists paradoxes such as calling him Master Light Read Life Wise Good Rich Eternal Merciful Noble All Powerful Just and notes failures to honor trust serve fear.
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Lubeck
Christ
London Baptist
Why sober men appeal to women and communities
A long list explains why women prefer sober husbands and why sobriety improves family life and town reputation. Benefits include better conversation, healthier home, pride, own house, stable finances, and social respect guiding younger men.
Gossip in New York Street Rumors
Mrs Jones cautions her friend about overheard scandalous chatter in Broadway circles. Neighbors recount alleged marital strife of Fife and wife, Sam’s drinking, Miss Burt’s flirtations, and rev Dr Bird with Miss Montcalm.
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Dr. Bird
Miss Montcalm
Broadway
Courtroom Brawl Over Peek and a Horse Sparks Testimony
An exchange in a trial reveals Peek and Lazenby grappling while a horse stood by. The horse reportedly kicked Peek, then shied a brick. the scene ended with the judge allowing cross examination to proceed. The piece also recounts a New York School Commissioner’s lesson in geography using a sand box to turn dull memory work into a live understanding.
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Peek
Lazenby
Max Adeler
New York State
Witty quips on cats love and marriage in old adage
Darwin admits being matched as a cat question prompts a joke about kittens. Courtship is called a fever and marriage a doctor that kills the patient. A stolen pretty Irish girl triggers suspicions of boycotters.
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Darwin
The Global Seal Trade and Its Decline
The article traces seal skin production from 1751 to 1880, noting meteoric extraction and depopulation of breeding grounds. It cites totals by period, highlights the inner fur and color manipulation, and cites government protections as crucial to sustaining some harvests. It contrasts Alaska seals with Shetland and Newfoundland stocks and calls Behring Sea islands the key commercial basin.
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Smithsonian Institution
Antarctic
Pribylov Islands
Newfoundland
Alaska
Behring Sea
Johnny's Experience and the Straight Lie
A mother questions her son Johnny about walking straight. He confesses to stealing a pumpkin pie, intending to hide it. The pie breaks on the floor, prompting discipline with a broom. Johnny then remarks about honesty versus punishment and chooses mischief over telling the truth.
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Johnny
Axminster
Betsy Sits at Window To Watch Churchgoers
A woman jokes about naming visitors from church bells and mockingly fears aging as Miss Springle laments turning gray and choosing dye rather than aging gracefully in a playful illness scene.
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Miss Springle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Cobham
Ifsuy
W. A. Greaves
Beeman
Justice of the Peace
Warren, Pa
Allen Block
Story
WM. Swanson
Johnson's Exchange
Wilbur & Schnur
Front St
Postoffice
W. W. Wilbur
WM. Sghnur
Brown & Stone
First National Bank
Warren Pa.l
Brown
R. Brown
C.w.stone
H. E. Brown
L. D. Wetmore
Chas. H. Noyes
Wetmore
Dinsmoor
R. B. Stewart
Wetmore Building
Second Street
Warren Hotel
J. M. Davies
Liberty Ot
the Baptist Church
Sextus Keller
G. H. Leonhart
Tobacco, &c
Carver House
I. M. Davis
Hay Lk
Pittsburg _Parker
Foxburg
Rockwood
Wleopolis
Fagle Rock
Tionestas Hickory
Junkeyville
Tidioute Thompson's
Irvineton
D. A.V
P. Ry Tholiv
Estert Road
RuTaly R. Ember Issl
Travelers Guide
Pennsylvania
R. R
P. & E. Division
Erie Mail
Erie Acco
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad
Philadelphi Warren
Irvington, Corry
Kane
Clarendo
Trvineton
Philadelphi
Kane Accom
Ar Sheffield Accom Sé
Rive L. Lee
Cory
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
R’y
Ohio
B.rk
Atlantic and Great Western Railond
Metable
Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley
Pittsburg I
Paleoner
A&gwcrasg
Frewsburg
Fentonville
Ackley’s
Russelburg
N. Warren
Dvam
Ddopm
C.A
Tiouesta Valley
Lake Erie
Baby
Michael O’keefe
Patsy Ryan
Fife
Miss Burt
Mrs. Jones
Mr. Peek
Republican Party
Congress
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