Hasterr schedule and postmaster notice 1584
Post time schedule lists multiple daily and weekly west and east routes including Corry Erie Dunkirk Oil City Sugar Grove Lander Kinzua Corydon Onoville Steamburg Germany Pa with pouches closing 25 minutes early. Postmaster Alden warns no pouch delays under any circumstance.
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Fleur de Marie in the Bay Promenade Passions
In Herne Bay Fleur de Marie, a famed prima donna, faces a tangled love web with Gabriel and Nick Newen as competing suitors. A bitter revelation follows a tense seaside encounter, revealing Fleur’s deeper bond with Gabriel and a vow to sing through sorrow as a new life awaits.
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Theatre World Notes Show Broadway Scenes and Cast Changes
A sweeping round of theater news from New York and beyond. Minnie Hauk arrives in New York Oct 30 while Kate Claxton buys Madison Square Theatre rights to Called Back. John McCullough’s death ends a great stage career as new productions and tours loom.
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December literary magazines and Demorest’s Christmas number
A literary roundup notes December issues of Demorest’s Magazine Peterson’s Harper’s Godey’s Lady’s Book and mentions their contents including stories poems engravings and illustrations. It highlights frontispieces Christmas imagery and improved editions plus a Dr Fenner’s Improved Cough Honey promotion.
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Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Edwin Arnold
William Black
R. D. Blackmore
George H. Boughton
Brander Matthews
C. P. Cranch
W. H. Gibson
Mary Anderson
Fortune knocks and disguises in the busy world
A collage of quotes and anecdotes from a 19th century paper notes fortunes and misfortunes in daily life. It mentions opium dens in Boston, Schiller monument, Japanese church growth, and humorous vignettes about fashion interiors and millinery bills, with several observations on American society and agriculture. It blends satire with civic notes and everyday curiosities.
Farmer Flulen Delivers Fresh Strawberries to Bedford Club
New York reports a North Salem farmer named Flulen presented a box of fresh strawberries picked that day from outdoors vines protected at night with hay. It marks the third crop this season. Other areas note ripe raspberries and huckleberries in November.
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Arizona mineral resources praised by governor in annual report
Gov ThrrLe of Arizona declares the territory holds the grandest mineral field in the county and cites 1885 outputs of about 3.5 million dollars in silver, 360 thousand in gold bullion, 3.5 million in ores and base bullion, and 2.75 million in copper. He notes cattle raising rising in importance and estimates half a million cattle in the territory.
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Ely's Cream Balm Heals Chronic Catarrh With Ease
J B Case of St Denis Hotel Broadway New York testifies that six months of Ely's Cream Balm relieved severe head pains continual throat dripping foul breath and loss of smell from chronic catarrh while the product claims instant relief and a magical effect for cold in the head priced at 50 cents.
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Parker's Tonic Promises Clear Complexion For Ladies
An advertisement touts Parker's Tonic as a cure for skin issues. It claims the tonic quickly smoothes the complexion by regulating the liver and kidneys and purifying the blood, producing a rosy bloom on the cheeks.
Titusville Opera House Boost From Philadelphia Press
The Philadelphia Press lavishes praise on Titusville praising its status in the oil region and noting the planned construction of a grand Opera House to replace the burned venue. The piece mocks towns lacking a saloon newspaper and Opera House as essential to metropolitan standing and laments Titusville's two year absence of such an amusement.
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Connecticut Court Rules Free Railroad Passes Not Gratuities
The Court of Appeals of Connecticut holds railroad passes given to recipients in expectation of favors are not gratuities. It rules exemptions for railway injuries to passengers with free passes are void, citing public policy against shielding railroad culpability.
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Downs Elixir Promises Cure for Any Cough or Cold
Johnson and Siegfried advertise Downs Elixir as a universal remedy for coughs and colds, claiming effectiveness regardless of duration. product touted as quick, reliable relief for all ages.
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Local Mail Office Offers Full Printing Service
The mail office is well supplied with presses and type for first class job printing at low prices. Blank forms are kept on hand or printed to order. Submissions from readers are requested, brief and newsy, with writer names required for publication.
Temperance Corner Tempers Sabbath Beer Gardens In Pittsburg
The Warren W C T U reports a November meeting where W H Clark organized a new union in Fagun dus with 23 members. A delegate recounts a large temperance effort near Pittsburg at Duquesne Heights where three beer gardens host open air Sabbath meetings drawing 3000 people weekly to advocate prohibition with two wealthy ladies leading sessions and literature distributed. Arch Deacon Farrar of London attends a reception hosted by temperance groups at Chickering Hall with Gladstone quotes and praise for temperance reform. John B Gough travels 200 miles to speak.
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Prohibition Rhetoric in Georgia by Sam Jones in Atlanta
A Georgia audience hears Rev Sam Jones denounce whiskey and urge prohibition as a moral fight. He claims half of Georgia’s men and women pray for reform and warns against wealthy liquor backers funding the campaign. Jones vows to continue fighting until no legal sale of whiskey remains in Georgia.
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Arnica and Oil Liniment Not Offensive or Staining
Do not assume Arnica and Oil Liniment is offensive or stains. The product will not stain clothing or the fairest skin. Johnson and Siegfried.
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