Indiana Court Sessions Close After Busy Day
In Greensburg a busy Indiana criminal and civil docket saw two judges manage sessions in parallel. Civil ejectment Graff vs Doty ended with Doty receiving 1500 dollars for right of way and privileges, while the Graffs paid costs. In a separate case, a jury found Samuel Risinger not guilty of assault with intent to kill, with Peter Senack and Mary Senack paying costs. Auditors reported on the George Lean estate in Orphans Court, and a list of uncalled letters in the Indian Office dated June 16 1900 named several individuals including Jennie Kearns Ellen Stidard and George Balentine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Graff
Wilbur I. Graff
G. M. Doty
JM. Graff
Wilbur Graff
G.M. Doty
Mr. Doty
McConnell
Greensburg
Commonwealth
Samuel Risinger
Mary Senack
Duncan
The
Peter Senack
Orphan’s Court
Geo. Lean
G. M. Work
Indian Office
Jennie Kearns
J. M. Powell
Ellen Stidard
Mary Stewart
Coal and Oil Notes and Local Elections Update
Coal and oil news from Cambria County reports an 8 500 acre coal land deal in Green and Susquehanna townships with partial payments last week. A Cochran’s Mills oil well on Crooked Creek stabilizes at 48 barrels inviting more oil explorers. Vandergrift selects teachers led by Prof. Baker and several Misses for the new year. Jefferson County Republicans nominate Quay-aligned candidates including Hamilton and Murrey with district attorney and jury commissioner seats. John Nicholson’s Grant township residence burns, likely due to a defective flue. the family escapes with most belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Township
Susquehanna Township
Cambria County
Cochran’s Mills
Crooked Creek
Hamilton
Quayne
Punxsutawney
Assembly
James V. Murrey
Clayaville
A. H. Shilling
Ringgoul
Jefferson County
Quay
John Nicholson
Grant Township
Bass Ran
Jane
Religious Notes Invite Y M L C A Members to Sermon
Rev J McGlurkin of Shadyside U P Church will preach Sunday evening to the Y M L C A at Normal. All are cordially invited. Band concert by the Indiana Cornet Band slated for next Friday evening on Whites lawn. Don’t overlook the boy with the bat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. McGlurkin
Shadyside
U.P
Indiana Cornet Band
Abraham Lincoln maxim in mercantile life quoted
A. S. Abraham Lincoln’s terse saying about fooling all the people all the time is invoked to reflect on mercantile wisdom and the need for merchants to earn better pay and secure successful business practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
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Great Shirt Stock Draws Men With New Lion Brand Lines
MEN'S COLUMN reviews fresh shirt arrivals as the tide shifts in the local stock. Lion Brand Madras striped neglige shirts in new colors, sizes 14 to 17 inches, priced at 1.00. Also neglige shirts in fancy stripes at 50 cents, plus stout men’s Lion Brand shirts at 1.00 and Mac Hurdle dress shirts at 1.50. Also boys’ neglige shirts 50 cents, and night shirts and pajamas in assorted patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion
Pickwick
Ladies' Column Wool Charlies New colors and low prices
The Wool Charlies column promotes new flight colors and discounted fabrics. Linens and dotted Swiss are offered at 15 to 20 cents, with khaki skirts and army duels at 35 cents. Reliance wrappers, house dresses, and new corsets are advertised, plus affordable footwear and Denison crepe paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wool Charlies
Seattle
Indiana County
Dennison
Vici
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Arlington Edition
Argyle
Cambridge Classics
Young American Library
Optic
Henry and
Reid
Laurelhurst
David Harum
Richard Carvel
Janice Meredith
Stumpf's Department Stores
Rocks
L. Wyandottes
Criterion Poultry Yards
Wayne Avenue
Indiana
Hugh N. Bell
Phila
J. B. Younkins
Philadelphia
Seventh
J. LT. Boucher
Philadelphia Street
Dahlia
Heyele
Aides
Sears, Roebuck & CO
Chicago
Democrat
Court News
George Balentine
J. M. Cook
McClain Orr
Elwood
Samura A. Sarr
PLM
Coal and Oil Notes
Vandergrift
Prof. Baker
Jennie McKenzie
Minerva Dallwood
Lenore Hamilton
Julia Altman
Jennie Sweeney
Lulu Rose Nesbit
Millis Turney
Ada McCandless
Lou Ansley
Miss McCracken
Wilson’s
Court Henge
Wink
Major
W. St. Harrison & CO
Massidon
Ohio
Watson & Kimntr
Adminstratoiws Notice
Ron Whergas
Patrick McGranor
Green Tnp
Havin
Notica
FINCH
Guckenheimer
Gibson
Bridgeport
Tre
Vernon
Dillinger
Overholt
Thompson
Gurandifathe
RS Omoice
Express
Robt. Lewin & CO
Waterst
Pittsburg
Brilhart
China
Lissell
Brilharts
Calery King
Chave
John K. van Keuren
Saugerties
N.Y
Fass Fink
Pee & i
Viayy
Fers
Wench & Dromgold
Mice
Yorks Pas
A. S
Cunningham
Jalex
Taylor
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