Grand and civil jurors listed for September and October sessions
Grand and civil jurors are named for September report to court, with two weeks of criminal court to follow. The list covers multiple wards, townships and districts including Indiana, Green, Banks, Blairsville, Conemaugh, Cherryhill, Saltsburg and West Mahoning, naming jurors and session dates in September and October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush
J. P
Green
Craft
Frank
Armstrong
Carney
Findley
White
Denning
Patrick
Cherryhill
Douglass
Indiana
Pry
James
Hadden
Porter
Henry
John
Canoe
Johnston
J. H
South Mahoning
Kennedy
S. C
Young
Litchfield
J. C
West Wheatfield
Lewis
Scott
Banks
McCall
C. H
W. H
Miler
Walter
Blairsville
Palmer
J. O
Brushyalley
Rager
J. T
East Wheatfield
Rice
W. R. Green
Burrell
Sutter
R. M
Steele
Aaron
Stiver
Snowden
Wakefield
J. M
W. Wheatfield
Ashbaugh
Thos
Conemaugh
Alexander
D. J
Blacklick Atchison
J. R
Bee
D. H
Marion Center
Baum
J. A
Bath
Joseph
First Ward
Biddleman
Grant
Armagh
Beckett
Samuel
Crusan
Irvin
Elkin
Smicksburg
Angle
A. Banks
Galbreath
1St Ward
Hines
Roy
Hall
West
Wheatfield
Hancock
Robert
Hill
William
Pine
Kidd
W. W
Long
A. G
C. F
Lather
Montgomery
Muman
J. E. Green
Maloy
Pittman
J. D
Pitts
David
Foster
Ray
Jewel
Drich
Wassam
Peter
Saltsbore
Allison
J. S
Homer City
Anderson
Saltsburg
Anthony
Bracken
Simon
Canton
Campbell
Stewart
Graig
Crison
Ulmer
Cahel
Davis
Edward
Dearming
Emanuel
Burlington
Wallace
Hevinney
I. R. Burrell
Duncan
Morgan
Dickey
Center
Dehayven
Jacob
Rayne
Foreman
J. Saltsburg
Kelley
Sherman
Sowers
Thompson
Morey
Walker
Halsey
Wineberg
Wolfe
Israel
Wilson
Charles
Welleroth
Eli
Wiliams
Altimus
Brushvalley
Atchison
Burns
George
Washington
Butterbaugh
D. C
Calderwood
Culp
Dixon
Evans
B. F
Frey
J. W
Fleming
Arthur
Fetterman
Freund
K. F
Good
Gallagher
Hugh
Huffman
Nicholas
Grumbling
Adam
Harbridge
W. R
East Mahoning
R. G
King
A. B
Lute
Bruce
Livingston
G. B
McElwane
McAfee
J. F
McGuire
Levi
Pease
Patterson
Shearer
Alex
Sheferd
W. B
Cherrytree
Sties
B. M
Canosa
Stitler
West Mahoning
Shaffer
Stephens
Harry
Tiger
Thomas
Jesse
Alcorn
Barckley
Burkett
Blose
Bartholomew
Torrence
N. Mahoning
Cribbs
G.W
W. L
Chambers
C. C
Clark
Edwards
Fulton
Frity
Tyock
Hosack
Harkleroad
Andrew
Hess
Blair
Hileman
Lowman
Murray
W. I. Rayne
Mahon
Blacklick
Nealer
Ogden
Fellock
D. J. Grant
Roaf
G. W
Reitz
Jefferson
Variety fabric sale with deep discounts advertised
A bustling sale lists off numerous fabrics including organdies batistes dimities and silks with prices from 4c to 75c per yard. Also shown are pattern lengths wares such as panamas wool taffetas and mohair, plus discounted men’s wearables and hats.
Closing-out Sale of Ladies Made-up Garments
Complete liquidation of ladies seasonable wear with drastic discounts. Linen jackets down from 10 to 5 dollars, jacket suits from 7.50 to 3.75, shirts and waists from 3 to 1.75, white waists from 2 to 0.98, other waists 1.25 to 1.50 down to 0.89 or 0.49, gowns and skirts reduced to 0.69 to 0.98, and girls dresses featured alongside Panama dress skirts priced around 3.98 to 4.50.
Close-out Sale of Seasonable Shoes and Oxfords for All
Close-out sale offers women men and children shoes and oxfords in black tan and patent leather. Women sizes range from 1.24 to 4.90 with values from 1.25 to 4.90. men include patent colt gun metal kid and tan styles priced from 1.90 to 8.40. girls and boys shoes show discounted values from .98 to 1.90.
New Fall Suits Arrive for Men and Young Men
First lot of new fall suits for men and young men arrives with about 100 stylish options in all sizes. Prices range from $7.50 to $18 for various wool hard-worsted models in new fall shades. Youth department offers around 40 suits at $3.75.
Trunks and Bags in All Sizes and Prices
A local sale presents square topped and steamer canvas covered trunks priced from 2.50 to 10.00. Satchels Congress and Saratoga bags range 0.40 to 10.00, with genuine alligator bags at 6.50 and suit cases in composition pegamoid and leather from 1.00 to 10.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Saratoga
Sale of Graniteware at Bargain Prices
A fine lot of triple coated gray Graniteware offered with 2-qt kettles at 18¢ and 12¢ for others, 4-qt kettles at 35¢, preserving kettles and stew pans from 25¢ to 40¢, 6-qt and 8-qt sizes, 12-qt pans at 80c values now 50c, and 14-qt granite dishpans for 25¢.
Basement sale offers wide range of daily essentials
In the basement sale prunes at 8 10 12 cents per pound and fresh roasted coffee priced at 10 and 12 4 cents. Huckmier Cream Cheese is 15 cents per pound. Refrigerators advertised with sale values and Queensware 100 piece dinner sets with cups saucers mugs berry sets and odd dishes reduced. Also reduced are table linen towels toweling draperies art goods stamped linens and other domestics promising big savings.
Railroad entrenchment shapes Pittsburg access and administrator warned
The Gould-Harriman agreement dominates railroad finance as Wilbur Harriman controlled lines threaten entries to Pittsburg, likely blocking Buffalo and Susquehanna and related roads. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Letters of administration for Mathing 12. Eakman, late of South Mahoning township, deceased, have been granted. Claimants must present authenticated claims and debtors must make payments. administrator C. W. Earman, Smicksburg BR WD No. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
Mathing
Eakman
South Mahoning Township
C. W. Earman
Smicksburg
BR. WD
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