Rail schedule snippet from Cincinnati to New York
Train times list departures and arrivals between Cincinnati and New York with intermediate stops including Akron Ravenna Warren Jamestown Salamanca Bradford Rochester Elmira Binghamton and Lakewood showing times such as 5 30 pm and 11 35 pm and 7 05 am 6 50 am 10 45 am and 7 40 pm
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Kane
Erie
Corry
P. T. & B. Railways
Oil Creek
Allegheny River Railways
Titusville
Warren
Junction
Dunkirk
Lake Shore and Erie Railways
Jamestown
Bradford
D. Thayer
Gen
C. A. Clute
Ass’t
L.T. Bishop
Agen
Cincinnati
Akron
Jeon Beessacsiesi
Ravenna
Greenville
Meadville
Union City Oely
Lakewood
Salamanca
Rochester
Hornelsyle
Elmira
Bingham'n Aar
New York
Boston
Lakewood Coptry
Union City
Kent
Ashland
Mansfield
Chicago
Dayton
Louisville
St. Louis
Cleveland
No No 3 Oil Through Coaches Run on Trains 1 and 2
No No 3 oil through coaches are run on trains 1 and 2 between Corry and Pittsburgh via several lines. All trains connect with roads at Ashtabula, Youngstown, Stoneboro, Franklin and Oil City. O H McIntire, Supt.
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Corry
Pittsburgh
Ashtabula
Youngstown
Stoneboro
Franklin
Oil Cit
O. H. McIntire
Supt
Garfield reunion speech frames national unity in Civil War rhetoric
Gen Garfield addresses a Canton reunion of the 23d Ohio, praising Union victory, denouncing sectionalism, and urging young voters to back Lincoln allies over Hancock. He cites Sherman's finger wound, Dan Manderson, and others, frames the national spirit, and warns against Hancock supporters. He ends with guidance on voting.
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Garfield
Hayes
23D
Ohio
Canton
United States
Camp Chase
General Sherman
Shiloh
Tecumseh Sherman
Stanley Matthews
Union
Manderson
Sam Beatty
Stark County
Republic
Mississippi River
Fort Benton
Gulf
Hancock
Times
Gen. McCook
Lincoln
Quantrell
Lawrence
Kansas
Alexander H. Stephens
Wade Hampton
Gen. Butler
South Carolina
Hamburg
Wm. H. Barnum
Connecticut
Andersonville
McPherson
Barksdale
Yazoo County
Dixon
Currie
Texas
Jeff
Davis
Beauregard
Fort Sumter
New Orleans
Samuel J. Tilden
Abraham Lincoln
Yazoo
Stephen A. Douglass
Grant
Pemberton
John G. Whittier
Mississippi
Postcard Humor and Oddities From a Rural Ledger
A landlady queries a boarder as a string of humorous verses and anecdotes unfolds. The piece mixes quips about travel, manners, and everyday life with tales of birth rates in St. Louis and warm springs lore, ending with a landlady’s intervention.
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Spain
Printing Democrats Ponder Press Purchases in Iowa
The Marshalltown Statesman likens printing Democratic newspapers in Iowa to selling peanuts in a graveyard as activists joke about buying a power press Boardman House Woodbury Block and the Public Square. They admit lacking funds to buy a cheese press and quip about collateral and costs.
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Boardman House
Woodbury
Public Square
Iowa
Marshalltown Statesman
The Secret of Happiness and Dr. King's New Discovery
The piece promotes Dr King s New Discovery for consumption as a remedy for coughs bronchitis asthma hoarseness and lung ailments. It claims thousands cured and invites readers to Merck Co s drug store to obtain a trial bottle for 10 cents or a regular bottle for 1.
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Dr. King
Change as unified demand across diverse groups
Albany Evening Journal lists varied factions from Tammany to ex-Rebels and labor foes all seeking a single “change” across politics, finance, and governance. It labels those who fired on Fort Sumter, supported by obstructionists in Congress, as part of the wide appeal for change.
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Tammany
Ku Klux
Fellows
Garselon
Dennis Kearney
Murphy
Congress
Maine
Andersonville
Albany Evening Journal
General Garfield biography praised as standard work by Brisbin
Gen J S Brisbin F US Army prepares exhaustive Garfield life with Garfield aid promising fullness and accuracy. The book traces Garfield’s rise from nothing to major statesman through a lifetime of effort. Published by Hubbard Bros Philadelphia and offered by canvassing agents with subscription sales. Hall's Vegetable Sicilia Hair renewer advertised for hair growth and scalp health.
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J. S. Brisbin
United States Army
Garfield
House of Hubbard Bros
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
Hall
Law of Newspapers Subscriptions Notice
Subscribers who do not object are assumed to continue delivery. If they wish to stop, publishers may continue sending until all charges are paid.
Temperance Column Notes Seventh Meeting and Speech
The Warren County Christian Temperance Alliance held its seventh monthly meeting. Rev. A 8 Goodrich opened with prayer, and Rev. W F Zell gave a lecture on Rum and Romanism condemning intemperance as a root of crime and ruin. The group urged prudent voting, warning against aiding a candidate with no real chance.
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Warren County Christian Temperance Alliance
A. 8. Goodrich
Youngsville
W. F. Zell
W. H. Honot
It never pays to profit from liquor and ruin lives
A moral argument denounces whiskey by asking if it pays to keep saloon profits while workers suffer, families starve, and public costs rise. It warns that crime, poverty, and misery follow liquor, ending with the verdict that wrongdoing will always be exposed.
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John Doe
Richard Roe
Rich Indiana heiress funds temperance hall in brick and stone
A very rich Indiana woman tells the city mayor she has built a fine temperance reform hall and will bear all bills after her son was killed by liquor traffic. She calls this practical temperance work and hopes others will follow.
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Indiana
Star of Hope
Despised Races and Notable Names Mentioned in 19th Century Pulp
At Chautauqua Rev. Joseph Cook lectured on the Three Despised Races and remarks on horse boat and foot races. The Norristown Herald lampoons racing losses. Prof Guilmette promotes his Kidney Pad. A long list of Southern figures and institutions is cited as endorsers or contemporaries.
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Norristown
Herald
Court House
Mary Ann Dean
St. Louis
Chautauqua
N. Y
Joseph Cook
Norristown Herald
New England
Guilmette
France
Simmon
Alexander H. Stephens
John W. Beckwith
John B. Gordon
U.S
John Gill Shorter
Ala
David Wills
D. D
Oglethorpe College
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WM. Faulkner
South Park and State
G. H. Leonhart
Tobacco, &c
Carver House
Attorneys AT Law
T. Allen
Swanson
O. F. Hoffman
M. Knapp
Perry D. Clark
Omarly
J. M. Davies
Warren Motel
D. M. Davis
Dinsmoor
Tanner House
High Street
G. L. Evans
Kh. B. Stewart
Warren Pa
Hazeltine & Davis’ Drug Store
Hickory St
Union School
Izatm
Johnson
Lindsey
Parmlee
Johnson’s Exchange
P. Johnson
W. M. Lindsey
Brown & Ball
Oflice
Beatty Block
First National Bank
W. D. Brown
D. I. Ball
Meat Market
A. Cogswell
Front Street
Parmlee & Henry’s
William Schnur
Morck’s Jewelry
Front St
Wilbur & Miles
Morck’s
Warren, Pa
V. W. Wilbur
M. Miles
D. J. Hodges
Sextus Keller
Smith’s
Second Street
Junius RE
Clark
Chas
H. Noyes
Brown & Stone
Brown
R. Brown, Co
W. Stone
H. E. Brown
C. C. Thompson
Tidioute
Warren County
Central Block
J. Carter
Variety Hall
WH. A. Greaves
Ortrait
Episcopal Church
G. Offerlee & Son
Holbrook & Ludlow
Keystone Block
B. F. Holl & Son
Third St., Phila
William St
A. J. Davis
Pennsylvania R. R
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad
Warner Coe
the. Erie
Eric Mai
Philadel Kane Accom
Wal Corps
Leny Valle .— Takin
Pittsburg RY
Warre
N, Pa
New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio
R. R.atlantic and Great Western Railroad
Palace
Albany
Lee
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Milwaukee
Omaha
Northwest
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Binghamton
Toledo
W.b.shattuc
Pass
D. Cooper
A.M
Buffalo and South Western Railroad
Collins
Gowanda
Pine Valle
Wkoenney
Jameston
John P. Moulton
Main St
Buffalo, N.Y
A.J. McAli
Rer
Ag’t
Lake Shore
Michigan
Franklin Division
Pee Ae
Noll
Oil City
Reno
Franklin Poeeesvereee
Raymilton
Sandy Lake
Clarks
Hadley Amasa
Coalburg
Turrell Hill
Kinsman
Williamsfield
Andover
Leon
Dorset
Jefferson
Franklin 'Oo
Eeeeene
Hadley
Amusa
Warren High School
the Academic School of
Warren Co
A. B. Miller
James
Halle
Hallelujah
White House
Dems
Sam Patch
Reb
South
Han
Loyal League
Union Club
God
John A. Boyce
Hawkeye Man
Col. Gibbs
Gibbs
Mr. M
Gen. Hancock
L. B
Seville
Havre
Java
Jane
Blisse
Hell
Purgatory
Miss Dickinson
Miss Kellogg
Louise Anna
Josh Billings
Lyman Abbott
Bath County
Virginia
England
King Charles
Scotland
Moir
W. S. Richardson
Bright
Prof. Guilmette
Buchanan
Toledo. O
George Vetter
J. P. Toledo
Squire N. C. Scott
Sylvania, O
Helen Jerome
H. B. Green
Grocer
Findlay
Hannibal
French Padco
Wells & Noyes
Sena
Piso
Democratic Journalism
Sandusky
C. P. Henry
Gen. Garfield
Temperance
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