Train Schedule Note for June 11 1876
A timetable item lists departures and arrivals with the date Sunday June 11 1876 at 4 A.M. Stops include Tit MEVING Garland Pittsfield Youngsville Irvington Warren Russelburg Fentonville Frewsburg A & G Cross Falconer's Kredenia arriving Dunkirk Buffalo East Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tit Meving
Garland
Pittsfield
Youngsville
Irvington
Warren
Russelburg
Fentonville
Frewsburg
A & G . Cross
Falconer’s
Kredenia
Dunkirk - Buffalo
Buffalo
Dunkirk
Fredonia
Falconer’s, A Ecees
A & G W Cross
Frewsbur
Shusselburg
Youngsvill
Pittsheld
Titusville
Hastward Train Sched Notes From Historic Rail Line Document
Fragmentary timetable excerpt showing multiple AM PM train times, stations including Pittsburg Kittanning Oil City Titusville Erie Corry and extensions, with notes on divisions and officials such as Supt David McCargo and Genl Passr and Ticket Agent. The readable portions indicate westward and eastward services with various arrivals and departures across a regional line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hward
Pittsburg
Kittanning
Bk Juncti
Bradys
Lez Parker
Emlenton
Ne Franklin
Oil City
Oil City Art
Titusville Ly
Corry
Magille
Buffalo
OU City
Irvineton
Red Bank
New Bethlehem
Brookville
Reynoldsville
Driftwood
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Time Table 1876
Trains Eastward schedule adopted April 17 1876 lists No 2 3 and 12 main line daily and No 1 Mondays excepted. Sleeping coaches on trains 1 2 3 12 between Cincinnati Cleveland and New York daily. Hotel coach on trains 3 12 between Leavittsburg and New York daily. Connections at Mansfield Ravenna Meadville Jamestown Binghamton and Cleveland with several lines. Local tickets require first leg to stop, then re-purchase to destination. W B Shatuck and P D Cooper officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cleveland
New York
Leavittsburg
Mansfield
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Baltimore & Ohio
Ravenna
Cleveland & Pittsburg
Meadville
Union and Corry
Jamestown
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Binghamton
Alpene
Cae
Worcester
Boston
New England
Toledo
Milwaukee
Omaha
Northwest
W. B. Shattuc
Pass’r
Cincinnati, Co
P. D. Cooper
Cleveland, O
Proples Store Offers Special on Silks and Yarns
Proples Store lists 6 000 yards Black Alpacas and 2 000 yards Black Silk finished Brilliantines with graded prices and bold discounts. Also advertised are 10,000 yards of Black Gros-Grain Silks and 5,000 yards of rest, all priced to attract buyers. The ad includes a poetic excerpt about love and home, ending with a request to sing an old song.
Be a Man for My Sake Leonie
Leonie Cameron learns John Furber, disinherited son of a rich man, faces ruin and temptation. A wine of longing fades as Mrs Tollman begs restraint. Leonie muses on society and fate until a letter hints John’s reform and a reunion at the opera where she pledges love. He returns to claim her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cameron
Leonie Cameron
Mrs. Tollman
Leonie
John Furber
John
Miss
Scranford
Joshua
New York
Collins, Hayses & Co
Jane
Fall Styles and Bargains in Dry Goods Sale
Complete assortment in new Fall styles with 6 000 yards of Black wool and cashmeres at 75 to 150 per yard, striped shawls up to 3, Hamburg embroideries from 3 to 25 cts per yard, 1 000 Paisley shawls, ladies cloaks from 3 to 10 each, 60 000 yards prints at 5 and 6 1 2 c, remnant prints 20c per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Brussels
Kings of Business and the Secret of Success
A survey of business leaders and founders shows success rests on honesty, constant improvement, and deep knowledge of one’s field. Notables like Morrell, Vanderbilt, and Astor are cited for enduring principles, while practical anecdotes illustrate self mastery and disciplined conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Cambria Iron Works
Daniel J. Morrell
Philadelphia
Henry Disston & Sons
Rothschilds
Chemical Bank
New York
America
Astna Insurance Company of
Hartford
Portland
Chicago
Boston
Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York Harbor
Vanderbilt
Wall Street
Girard
Astor
Lake Country
Stewart
Harpers
John Walter
London Times
House of Commons
Horace Greeley
Europe
The
Tribune
Jonas Chickering
Mr. Steinway
Delmonico
Robert Bonner
James Parton
The Word That Opened Daniel Drew’s Safe
Daniel Drew could open his safe with a single word. When he was ill the word was tested by a messenger who misread it as door spelled with wrong letters. The old man corrected the spell as D o a r e and the safe yielded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Drew
Mr. Drew
Curious Facts About Everyday Terms
Cat-gut comes from sheep not cats, kid gloves from lamb skin, Arabic numerals from India, black lead mainly carbon, Turkish baths are hot air rooms, Prussian blue is iron salt precipitate, Brazilian grass is palm leaf strips imported from Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prussia
Brazil
Cuba
Coral Fishing Wealth and Labor in the Mediterranean
Italian coral fisheries yield about 160000 pounds annually worth roughly 1.15 million dollars with only a small jewelers’ fraction kept in Italy. Spaniards, using about sixty boats, harvest about 25000 pounds valued around 160 thousand dollars. Most coral goes to foreign markets. women in factories clean and sort it for trade while convicts constitute many fishermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean Sea
Italy
Curly Haired Pupil Spells Psalter Then Says More Salt
A suburban school spelling bee turns humorous when a curly headed student correctly spells psalter and defiantly declares the word means more salt. The moment drew laughter as the class learns a playful misdirection.
Writings of Mrs. Austin on quiet resilience
A mother's reflection on sentimentality sympathy and observation as quiet tools to endure hardship. The quote highlights emotional restraint and practical insight as coping weapons in a tough world.
Bible Measurements and Values Summary
A historic glossary lists lengths and currencies. It defines a day's journey as 33.2 miles and a Sabbath journey as about an English mile. It gives measures like cubit at 22 inches and hand at 5/8 inches with various shekel and talent values in silver and gold.
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E. Cowan & CO
E. Cowan
Willis Cowan
Editors and Proprietors
Warren County
James Cable
Scofield
T.S. Messner & Co
MRS. S.storam & CO
Mrs. 5
Storam & Co
Wim
Messner
Smith
Iginly
J. E. Berkstresser
Ignorts
J. W. “Age Wllus
Empire Shingle Mill
Chaprly
W W. Humphrey
Brie
Uiaprif
C. F. Hoffman
Second Street
Warren Savings Bank
Wilbur
M. Miles
D.T. Ball
Wim. Messner
Carver House
J. H. Mitchell, & Coo
Fire & Life Insurance
Lycoming
German American
Niagara, Fire Association
Penn
J. 4. Mitchell
Willis A. Hitchell
D. J. Hodges
Office Water Street
Messner & ‘Trusher
Sextus Keller
Smith’s
Johnson & Lindsey
Office No
Johnson's Exchange
Warren Pa
P. Johnson
W. M. Lindsey
Dinsmoor
WM. W. Hazeltine
Liberty Street
Scofield & Hooker's
Tunius R, Clark
Chas
Noyes
Clark & Noyes
H. Noyes
Allen & Thompson
Tidioute
Central Block
G. W. Allen
Co. C. Thompson
Brown & Stone
First National Bank
H. E. Brown
R. Brown
W. Stone
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
RY. Franklin Division
Sey
Franklin
Stoneboro
Jameston
Andover
Ashtabula
Auer
Civil
Geo. H. McIntire
Dr. von Moschzisker
von Moschzisker
J. F. Wells & Co
Spencer & Ballymore
Stinson & C
Outfit & Terms
True & CO
Augusta
Walter B. Kinsky
Union School
Pennsylvania Rail Road
Philadelphia & Mike R. &. Division
Philadelphia & Erie Rail Road
Erie
Villadelphia
Trie
iErie
Warren Corry
Omer
Erie Mail
Cort
Phila
Hemes
Essa
Sisi
Erie Corry
Mail East
Oil Creek
Allegheny River
R. W
WM. A. Baldwin
Dunkirm
Allegheny Valley
N.Y
Dam
Eel
Boo
Buffalo & Jamestown
Ime Tabi
Hastward Trai Nes
Don
Bbott
Eden Valley
Eden Centre
Forth
Collin Lawtons
Collins
Gowanda
Dayton
Clear Creek
Kennedy AV & Pcr
Pulam Am
P, C, Doyle
Allegheny Valley Railroad
BuffAlo RaIlway
Buffalo, Corry, and Pittsburgh Railroad
Eka
Eastwa AM
J. MC
Lou
David McCargo
Vton Hall
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
Urbana
Marion Galion
Ashland
Akron
Ravenne Warren
Greenville
Union City
ArTrive
Salamanca
Hornelis Eklmira
Albany
Vane
Jamestown Cotty
Galion
Marion
Louisville
St. Louis
OF the
isClane
Citizers
Pennsylvania
Atlantic
Pacific
Proples Store
DE Forest Weld
A. Alte
Love
Israel Farber
John Farber
Hall & Turner
AI Pacas
Phopley
P.S
Kings of Business
Supreme Court of Maine
Africa
Asia
Geo. Price
Glen Grove
Cincinnati Enquirer
Lincoln
Washington
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