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Newspaper
Beaver Argus
Location
Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1865
Page
3
A corpse found floating in the Indus river near Beaver is unidentified. The article notes accidents and local matters including court, medical, agricultural society events, a jail incident, and advertisements for a nearby farm for sale with detailed descriptions.
The community greets Dr M Kinney and Dr Feicht in a new partnership as a physician of long experience joins a capable colleague. Dr M Kinney, aged about 80, is highly regarded. Dr Feicht, formerly of Economy, is also well known and respected. The pair are praised for their skill and service. A separate note reports a man found dead in the Olio River near Beaver, identified by no papers. The coroner’s inquest notes age 30s, height five feet ten inches, dark hair, light mustache, bald head, clothing, and a Catholic leather badge. Forty dollars and seventy cents found in coins. Burial performed at Phillipsburg. further details via Conduer at New Brighton. A local editorial attacks a Star editor’s stance on negro equality and local patronage, condemning his conduct and calling for dignity and unity among citizens.
Kennedy returns from eastern cities with a large fall and winter stock inviting early viewing of patterns. Two pianos for sale at Line Music Store of F A Winters. Commissioner Edgar praised for cleaning streets and gutters, urging attention to Main Street drainage. A grand picnic on September 18 at Winters Orchard featured a brass band and Rev Winter giving an address followed by a communal dinner. well managed and satisfying to all. Beaver, Sept 22 1865. Union School pupils report good progress for the week ending Sept 22 with named teachers and students across four rooms.
Married Tuesday evening at the pride's mother residence the wedding of Mr William A Ward of Oil City to Miss Mac Girb Babin of Bridgewater was performed by Rev James M Shields. No cards. The couple will receive thanks for the cake sent by the office bands.
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