A EXTRRPRIarvn ttRTTt.BR IN N.
HKAMKA.
The IxnCell (Neb.) Remitter, prints
the record of an enterprising settler.
Mr. M. 8. Bud long settled on tbe edge
of Franklin County, Nebraska. bor
during on Kearney 'County, in March,
1872. When he arrived on his home
stead, with his two sous, he had two
sparis of hones, but only eleven dol
lars in money. At the beginning of
1874 he had 100 acres of land under
cultivation; an orchard containing
500 young a pole trees, 100 pear trees,
and 100 cherry trees, and a vineyard
of 600 grape vines. Mr. Budlfiug is
now about to plant 200 apple trees,
200 peach trees, and 500 additional
grape vines.
The homestead is in Southern Ne
braska, andon the level prairie; and
no ntan who has the spirit of Mr. Bud
long need fear to setilo where there
are no trees to shade his roof tree from
the sun. If he plants as Mr. Budlong
has done, in five years his orchard will
be coming' into bearing; and, if he
has made a wind break of cotton wood,
he will have ample fuel for his stoves.
Certainly, eleven dollars in cash is
not adequate for the needs of the ordi
nary settler, though there are numer
ous instances in Nebraska of men
starting in this way upon nothing, at
it were, and in a few years working
themselves into positions of comfort.
Such men are brave and enterprising;
bat a capital of $500, at least, is a
good thing upon which to start. The
larger the capital given skill, enter
prise, courage and industry, without
which money is of little moment and
the quicker and the greater the gain.
There is abundant room and ample
scope in Nebraska for men like Mr.
Budlong. ;
' , A HUSCIXAR CHRISTIAN. ,
A recent achievement of Her. D. F.
McLeod, an Episcopalian clergyman,
residing at "Clark Hill," near Niaga
ra Falls, in Canada, is thus described
by the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser:
"On Wednesday night last Mr. Mc
Leod was awakened from sleep by the
barking of his dog. Thinking there
might possibly be something wrong
about the premises he proceeded to an
adjoining room, and there found a
large sized burglar. Both men being
above the average weight and strength,
a pretty lively time ensued for a few
minutes. The 'minister, determined
on forcing au nnccnditional surrender
on the part of the burglar, very soon
brought bis antagonist to a reolisiug
tense of the power and influence of
muscular, Christianity when properly
directed. Succeeding after a violent
ttiuggle in throwing the burglar to
the floor, he held him there until the
arrival of a male servaut, who was
sent to procure a rope. The servant
was ordered to tie the man, but,
through fear and trembling, his ficg
ers were unable to perform the office.
Seeing that he had only himself to re
ly upon, the Parson placed bis knee
upon the breast of his victim, and
finally succeeded without aid in secure
ly binding his limbs, after which he
lashed him to a heavy piece of furni
ture, ana men mounted guard over
lnia till morning. . In the course of
tbe struggle Mr. McLeod sustained
.quite a severe injury to one of his
hands, a bone havincr been fractured
The burglar was Ipdged in Welland
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A femalo comDositor is now entree
ed on one of the MeraphU papers.
.cue is me nrst woman that has ever
worked in a printing office in that
cuy, ana ner apperance "at case " ere
ated a sensation.
Yaw Busummurtinges and Kueka
Busumummarupwira are tun irnntla.
men connected with the household of
lung Koffise of Ashantee. They re
his amanuenses, and write all his let
ters for him. '
The latest way of expressing it
i ou uigm as wen try to shampoo an
elephant with a thimbleful of soap
suds as to attempt to do business and
ignore advertising."
Gerritl Smith says the dreariest day
of bis was when he had to ride fifty
nines in a stage coacn beside a young
man wuo panea nis nair in the centre,
It was a Maine elerevman who said
from his pulpit that be had "rather
possess the pearl of great price than
the wealth of all the Rothscbildreu."
Borne of the western auctioneers are
making heavy commissions on selling
off the whisky of dealers who have
been "prayed out" by the ladies.
The Washington Star says that on
account of want of practice it takes a
veteran Congressman very long to ap
ply a postage stamp.
ihe briefest notice of Mr. Sumner's
death is in the Wabasha (Minn.) Her
aid, simply t "Sumner is dead. He
needs no eulogy'
Miss Ella Hoffman, daughter of the
ex-Governor of New York, is said to
be engaged to the son of an English
nobleman.
"I am glad Cushion is ifoine
to
Spain," said a New York
Cuban,
always hated jpain." ,
An impecunious bridegroom in At
toona has been sued for tbe cost of his
wedding supper.
An Iowa man has recovered 13
cents damage's for having been called
a imud.
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Allegheny Valley Rail Road.
Oil Creek A. Allegheny River Rail
way, ind Buffalo, Corry oV Pitts
burgh R. R.
ON AND AFTER Monday, February 2,
1874, trains will run as follows : .
kTATIONS. Northward. Southward
Me. H K I H.l HI , n
am p ra a m pm p m p in
Pittsburgh 2:20 7:! 10:tW 8:001
WPenluno 4:1)2 8:M 8:30
Klttannlttft 4:50 :4.'l 7:4.vr.:8-'
R-KkJuno o:4AI0:3ii 6:3111:40
HradvBend . :00 10:55 fi:00 l:U5
Parker 6:4.1 11:35 6:'.!ol0:85
Kmlentnn 7:05 12:00 4:48 10:10
Kcrubgraes 8:12 1:10 :.V2 ft 10
Franklin 9:05 l;5rt 8:05 8:i!5
OUCity , 7:00 :4o 2;3S 2:15 7:45 8.00
Oleopolis 8:0O 2:49 12:12 7:33
KagleRock R:I7 8:00 11:45 7:23
Tioneata W:05 3:2(1 10:57 6:54
Tldiouta . 10;2.1 4:1ft 9:2.1 6:09
Irvinatotl 11:45 ' " 6:08 7:45 5:20
Ronsevllle 10:05 2:55 1:52 7:28
Titusvilla 11:10 8:50 12:53 6:25
Corry , 6:10 i
Mavvill ' 7:00 9:47
Buffalo 6:55 6:05
, a. m r. m p. m a. m a, m p. m
Trains run by Philadclp'
J. J. iiAWKKNC
hia Time.
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PENNSYLVANIA CEN
TRA!. RAILROAD
ON AND AFTER 11 P. P. Sunday Mar
1. 1870. Trains arrlva at and leave the
Union Depot, corner of Wash In ton and
Liberty street, as follows; I .
AKIUVK.
Mall Train. 1.S0 a m : Fast Lin a. 1X11 a
m i Wall's accommodation Mo. 1, 6.20 a in
Brlnton accommodation No 1, 7.50 a m;
Wail a accommodation No 2. 8.55a m :Cln.
einnati express 9.20am; Johnstovn ac
commodation 10.50 am; Braddock's ac
commodation No 1, 7.00 p m ; Pittsburgh
express 1.30 p m; Pacitlo express 1.50 p m ;
"n aiiiiiiiuociauon ino a, z.bo p ui ;
Homawood aooommodalionNo 1.S.55 pm;
Wall's accommodation No 4, 5.50 p m j
Brlnton acoornmodauca No 3, 1.10 p mi
Way Passenger 10.20 pm..
DEPART.
Southern express 5.20 a m : Pacirte ex
rea2.40am; Wall's accommodation No
. 6.30 a m ; Mail Train 8.10 a m i Brlnton'a
accommodation 1 1.20 a m : Braddock's ac
commodation No 1.5.10 p m ; Cincinnati
x proas 12.35 p m t Wall's accommodation
i, ii.ot a m ; jonnstown accommodation
4.05 p m ; tlomewood accommodation No
1, 8.50 p m; Philadelphia express 3.60 p ta;
Wall accommodation No 8.3.05 D m: Wall a
accommodation No 4, 6.05 p m ; Fast Lin
7.40 p m ; Wall s No 5, 11.00 p m.
The Church Trains leave Wall's Station
very Sunday at 9.05 a. m., reaching Pitta-
uurgo at lu.uoa. m. stemming leave rctta
bureh at 12.50 d. in., and arrive at Wa'l's
Station at 2.10 p. ra.
Cincinnati exm-esa leavea daily. Ronth.
rn express daily except Mou Jay. All oth
er Trains daily, except Sunday.
r or luxtner information aply to
W. H. BECKWITH, Agent.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Comtan
will sot assume anv Riak for Bazcaae ex.
eept for Wearing Apparel, and linitt their
raponaibility to One Hundred Dollai a val
ue. AU baggage exceeding that a ount
In value will be at the riak of toe iner.
unless taken by special contract.
- A. J. CKS3A1
General Superintendent, Altoone Pa.
Allegheny Valley Rail ' Road.
ON AND after Monday Feb. S, Trains
will run as follows (Philadelphia
Trains leave Oil City for Pittsburgh at
1.15 p. m. 7:45a. m. arriving at Pittsburgh
at 10:05. and 5:00 p. m.
Brady a Bend Accommodation leaves
Oil City at 6:12 p. m. arriving at Brady's
iana at w:so p. m.
i rains leave ntiaburgh for Oil City at
7-'fl . m .nr 1.0A n 11 1 . 1
" ' " ' w, "-, MIITIUE 1U Ul
City at J:S3 and 9:45 p. m.
Oil City accommodation leaves Brady's
Bend at 6:50 a. m. atriving in OU Citv at
12:05 p. in.
Trains leave Oil Citv for Buffalo at 2:4
Bn. 6:20 a. m, and 9:10 a. m. arriving in
nlfatloat 855 p. m. 1:10a.m. and 7:25 D.in.
Trains leave Buffalo for Oil Citv at 6:05
. m. and 12:25 p. m. arriving at Oil City at
10 p. m. and 8:20 p. m.
au trains given above run. through from
Pittsburgh to Buffalo aud return, without
change of cars. Trains run on Philadel
phia time, which is 20 minutes faster than
Pittsburgh time. The time at Buffalo la
1 8. M. B R'y time which is 28 minutes
slower man rhiiadflphla time.
At nma. uanK j unuuou this road bod
with the Eastern Extension which runs to.
urooXTUis, leaving lied Bank at 11:45 a. m.
and 7:50 a. m. arriving in Brookville at
2;S0 and 12:10 p.m.
The train leaving Red Bank at 11:45 p.m.
mt-i niTBHtuiTiiit at s:o p. m.
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ON AND AFTER Mon lay. June , 1171
Trains will run as follows:
TRAINS NORTHWARD.
STATIONS.
Oleopolis, -
Bennett,
Woods
Prathers Mill
Pithole CHy
No. S. No. 4.
10.26atn 8 80 pro
tu. s.za
10.SO. " 1.18
10.24 " , 1.10
. 11.06 i.tO
TRAINS SOUTHWARD.
STATIOKS. NO. 1. No. $.
Pithole City, 8.40 a m 1.20 pm
r rauiers Mill . B.s J.s
Woods 8.56 " 1.56
Bennett 9.03 " 102
Oleopelia 9.16 " 3.14
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at Oleopolis with toalna oa the OU Creek fc
Allegheny River Bailway, North and
Konth.
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Pithole City, Miller Varui anil Pleasant
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