14 Apr 1881
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1881
Page
1
An碎 Indiana progress listing in Sth Street Indiana Indiana County Penn a offers subscription at Per Annum rates in advance 2200 if paid during the year and so on. Notices mention postage 20 cents, various job work types and quick turnaround.
Montgomery's Livery and Sales Stables announces a refreshed roster of premier roadsters for travelers. JonN facoeRY, Superintendent, 17 11, invites the traveling public to choose a first class livery team for rapid road travel. The dissolution of Wm Herlinger, Frank Herlinger, and John Dodson across Mechanicsburg Indiana County Pa transfers affairs to William and Frank Herlinger with George W Robertson handling old firm accounts for collection. debtors urged to settle.
A late 19th century ad offers a 500 dollar reward for cures of liver complaints and indigestion using West's Vegetable Liver Pills. Pills are sugar coated in large boxes of 30, sold by druggists, with warnings about counterfeits. Genuine makers are John C. West & Co in Chicago, with trial packages mailed for 8 cents on May 15, 1881.
Gerald Sinclair’s wife Sophie attends a lavish ball in disguise with Count Belzoni. A night of temptation ends with Sophie confessing, a missing ring, and Sinclair revealing he knew the deception all along. The Count is a thief swindler.
Paris report says M. Alexandre Dumas has fled the capital to a Salnenre estate to work in quiet on a new novel featuring a heroine named Lionette. The move follows rumors of a Parisian circle aiming for literary grandeur and secrecy as he seeks solitude in the countryside to compose.
An elderly African American passenger disputes fare with a train conductor aboard a jolting station bound car. He asks about stops at Fifth Street and Fil Street, offers a trade, and presses toward Cincinnati as the train proceeds amid dust and smoke.
A fragmentary historical piece reflects on church discipline, debt, and social interaction within a Primitive Baptist community. A farmer and a church member are involved in a discussion about trust, judgment, and the handling of a debtor, with snippets suggesting a rigid sectarian dynamic. The readable text hints at a dealer, a cellar path, and clerks as part of a vivid rural scene.
A clipped graphic item reports uncertainties about profits at the metropolitan group, noting the discovery of a new memo that references an internal inquiry and potential financial adjustments.
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