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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1889

Page

5

Piping Crayce and Local Notices in Indiana Progress

Local Indiana Progress items report postmaster changes at Salieburg and Blacklick, new business openings at J Collins & Son, Smith’s Gallery, and Kinter House, plus ads for groceries, frames, and hotel reputation. Community notes cover lectures by Conwell, rising school sentiment, farm sales, and new fashion openings with names like Hartman, Mason, Lydick, Henderson, and Evans.

J. Collins & Son R. A. Paul Salieburg Monty J. K. Pierce Blacklick Emith Ubis Smith’s Craft & Livingston’s Patton Room Indiana House D. R. Houck Purchase Line New York Philadelphia Mr. Houck W. F. Lydick Nolo Coalport Clearfield County Lydick Kinter House James A. Gibson Gibson Judge White Grandpa Virginia White Hitchcock Jacob Baker Center Township Baker Farmers and Breeders Live Stock Insurance Association W. T. Miller West Virginia Ohig Donahugh

Blairsville Local Notes and Rail Office Moves

Local Blairaville report notes sermons last Sabbath, civic changes, a seminary tax, and several residents moving. Railroad offices moved to Allegheny City. several marriages and temperance meetings recorded. local business stock sale and upcoming vacant storefronts noted. Mentions of trains, dispatching office shift, and community efforts in Prohibitory Amendment work. Includes ads for Hood's Sarsaparilla and Mile's Pills with local store details.

Grant Cramer Mary Taylor Blairaville Pugh T. N. Woodring M. E Knox Indiana M. F John A. Alcorn Harry L. Miller Robert Wilson Miss McFarland Allegheny City Mame Annie Humphrey Bairdstown Derry Union Temperance Amendment Woodring A. P. Kirtland Silver McCoy Kanani Work Ambrose Nelson Thompson Apollo Henry Kellar Greenaburg E. E. Howe California Frank Marshall Blairsville Wim Arthur A. M. Boulanger New Florence Gideon Rmports Nampa Idaho David Ralston Sexton Oak St Lot White School Street Hall Building Main Street Fred. Wegley Flist Street B.S. Hall Bowers Mrs. Taylor Sixth Street James Perahing Getty T. C.swan Metz Fifth Street J.J. Shick Kellar Sutton Ave William Sutton Wilson Farm Center Two B. F. Kellar J. J Bhice W. W.brilhart Carpenter's Alley Armor Mullen Page Clymer Alley Chas, Smith Lewis Church Street Louis Strayer St Clair Second Street George Faint McKnight John Steetle Stewart First Street P.N. Baker Harvey Third Street Wm. Rough Gessler G. M. Parson Halt Water Street Wm. Story W. RK. Black Oak Street A. Kells McAnulty Ed Zeigler Caldwell Alex. Lowry Moorhead Rev. Knox New Parsonage J.B. Adair Thomas Hood F. J. Tohnston Muller A. M. Marshall Wm. Gunner Mitchell Wayne Avenue Mark Kerr Michell P. Boreland Wissel North Sixth St Clint Thompson McAvoy Wm. Wegley R. F. Walker Murray Moore Frank Donahue Jacoby North Fifth Street Bshank McCollum Wm. Poorman Daugherty Waller Street Jane Lowry Simpson Elmer Wegley Crawford Agnes McGaughey Adair Joseph Rough Boucher J. &. Findley Second J. Jd. Duncan South Seventh Street Joseph Falcon Wash Altman Chas W. R. Black Sutton St. Clair First Water Streets James Lewis Thomas ‘Cook Frank Dick P. N. Baker A. Johnston Mra. McCoy Noah Lohr R. A. Young BR. A. Jennings J.S. Hilberry Singer Sewing Machine Stadtmiller Marshall Hadden Thompson C.T. Lemon J. A. Findley Thomas Coleman Cunningham Bilberry Alex, Lowry RB. R Misses Hill Mrs. Carney Cor, Flret Oak Streets John Shank Sidney Marlin B. R. Cor Weir & St. Clair's Sam Galbraith Chas. Smith J. A. Loughry Lichteberger J. A Thomas Hildebrand C.E. Mullen

Promissory Note Case Backed by Verdict for Defendant

A crowded docket lists numerous civil actions and settlements. In A M Stewart vs R A Thompson the jury found for the defendant after a dispute over unpaid balance and statute of limitations. Several cases were settled or continued, with one verdict of $400 for Mrs Kooser in a road negligence suit and other actions noted for lunacy inquiries and real estate sales.

A. M. Stewart R. A. Thompson Sarah Harrold G. B. McCartney, Esq J.M. Guthrie John McGuire B. Mercer Robert Coleman Blacklick M’s'g. Co Joseph Nickle Asa Crossman Sarah J. Lockard Archie Nickle George Zimmer Man C. Shields Shaffer Chas. Geschelskey Thos. Quirk G. P. McCartney, Esq Rayne Two Iiet Josiah Kooser White Robi. L. Johnston Cambria Co P. Conner Dee Abram Link Gideon Fetterman White Two Cunningham Guardian Jeave Hig Ward Job Matlon James McCombs David Calhoun James Howe George A. Borts Wm. Anderson Griffith Ellis Mary L. Ellis Homer City Mills John Miller Elizabeth Miller Peter Winter Magdeline Stuchell Hiram Stuchell Peter Glasser Dee P. H. Clawson Albert Cunningham

Local sales pages tout fabrics and furnishings at Marshall & Kline

Moving time promotions sweep Marshall & Kline and J Collins & Son showrooms with China matting, velvet carpets, wall paper, new curtains, shades, brussels carpet and lamps. Ads highlight low prices, 40 yard mats for four to six dollars, 50 cent silks, 10 cent stockings, and plows and harrows from Wegley Johnston.

J. G. Walker & Son’s Marshall & Kline Marshall & Kline’s J. Collins & Son J. Collins & Son’s Wegley & Johnston Kinter House Conwell Library Hall Hall Adolphus Marshall & Kline's Prudence J Colle & Son Sarah Smith's S. Wegley & Johnston Wiord Lawrence & Chopin Ike Shall & Kline India Roe

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THE Indiana Progress Wlinnesday the News J. Collins & Son's Thet Smith Mrs. Steele G. Hartman Little Eon, Alexander Bronville Kinter Hander Pennsylvania Libary Hell York County Hall's JH. Stewart Mammoth Iis Kinuter Young Irwin Station Philip Muller Sharpsturg Craft & Livingston Walter Trof Maltby Indiana Normal Register and Recorder MG. Sandals Conemaugh Township Gen. W. Myers War. Hosack South Sixth St Ehrenfeld U. P. Church JB. Mayer Arch Street Progress Office Isn Dollar Town W. A. Evans Cherryhill Township Wm. Fair Evane West Indiana John F. Steetle Juho A. L. Mason's J. F. Clements J. A. Simpson Mount Pleasant U.S Cameron Agricultural Department Progress Cowe W. N. Buterbaugh Gettysburg Agnes Pounds Pounds Jennie Lydick Alex. Henderson Wegley & Wilson F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio F. J. Cheney &C Druggitt David Kennedy N. Y Washington Monroe Catskill Dr. Hill Marie Wagle North Side Derry Station Mary Dixon Latrobe Taylor Vs Hazlett W. A. Coleman Weat Penn R. R Allegheny Hood Miles Tom E. Hildebrand N. F. Ehrenfeld H. W. Weir South 6Th Street California Normal M. P Mile’s G. Chase &O Peon Square Phila. Pa Court News Ray School Rayne Township Avenage Willie Joseph Nibert Elmer Earl Hays Long Thomas Kanarr Frank Michell Harry Ray James Rising Corang Jennie Ray Nannine Kanerr Melle Lizzie Ortner Wilmex W. Shrenps Parkwood Sinelen Guanes Teele Castoria Misa Shelocta Pettress Onn & Co Albion Union Depot Pittsburg Indiana Borough Joe AS. McNeel Manis Ale Mein J. &. Walker & Son Marshall & Eline’s Wegley & Wilson’s Star Meat Market J. G. Walker & Son Two Lick M. G. Sandall J. Harvey Stewart Rfor Register and Recorder J. Bhice McGaba Efgr Register and Recorder Coulter Wiggins Office of Register and Recorder Sear James McGregor Noah Losa George W. Swan of Register and Recorder Fea Rfor Tornwee Sagmney Terieng Endiana Ob Ae Parenay Marshall & Kane Ohn F. Steetle Steve Im John F. Steet Tees Near Railroad Station
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