DIRECTORY: INDIANA COUNTY COURTS AND OFFICIALS
Directory listing Indiana County courts. Names include Judgest Joseph Campbell James Turner and associates in Indiana and Kittanning with scheduling for term starts in April June September and December. Includes county commissioners clerk treasurer and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IHR
Indiana County
Han
Jos
Dgton
Kittanning
Joseph Campbell
Indiana
B. Alison
Associste
Jodge
Marchand
Indiana and Brockville stage and railroad timetable entry
Daily train arrivals and departures for Indiana Blairsville and Allegheny City with morning and evening connections to West Penn and Express trains. Includes Indiana Brockville stage route times and multiple church services with pastors listed for local denominations.
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Indiana
Blairaville
Johnstown
Pittsburgh
West Penn FR
Griis
Allegheny City
Blaireville
Indivax
Yoo
Blairsville
Sha
Mandi
Lodge and fraternal group meetings listed in Odd Fellows hall
Lodges in PaLLapilla Lower No 6.7 O of O F Truti mans Pa meet in Odd Fellows Hall Mondays. CHOHAZIN ENCAMPMENT No 138 IOOF meets island and 1d Tuesday evenings monthly in Odd Fellow’s Hall. INDIANA LODGE No 313 AM meets in Mu suburban Hall second Tuesday of each month. INDIANA LODGE No 157 COF G T meet Tempiar’s Ball Thursdays. INDIANA TEMPLE OF HONOR No 1 meets Sageiar’e Hall Thursdays at 8 o'clock. BRARNY Post No 1H G A R meets in Tem as ail Tuesdays evenings.
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Pallapilla Lower
O. F
Trutimans
Odd Fellows Hall
Chohazin
Odd Fellow's
Indiana Lodge
Musubie Hall
Indiana’ Lodge
G. T
Indiana Temple OF HoNon
Sageiar'e Hall
Rrarny Post
County News Roundup From 1871 Branch Junction Post Master Appointed
Israel W. Gray named postmaster at Branch Junction succeeding John B. Ogden. Notices include church camp meeting at Kelly’s station August 23, 1871, plans for Odd Fellows corner stone August 10, G A R meeting August 8, and local business updates. One report notes a ferry boiler explosion in New York with forty seven dead. Also mentions Burns Turner roofing, hotel changes in Bellfonte, and a Snake Barren copperhead bite recovery. M'Sheerry’s Grain Drill praised for reliability and ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel W. Gray
Branch Junction
John B. Ogden
Smithport
P. mm
Kearny Post
Indiana Town Hotels Praise and Progressive Growth
J R McAfre of Greensburg Tribune praises Indiana visiting on Thursday 13th noting the Mline Hotel now Berks Hotel as good as best country inns. He highlights Malo street opposite the Court House, a new elegant Court House, widened pavements, cleaner streets, improving public buildings, churches and the Schwal building, and calls the town intelligent and public spirited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. McAfre
Greensburg Tribune
Indiana
Mline
Berks Hotel
Berks County
General Jackson
Malo Street
Court House
Our Excursion to Erie and Niagara Falls
A Pennsylvania Grand Army of the Republic delegation travels from Indiana to Erie for a July meeting. The Erie visit includes Greenville observations, the Reed House stay, and a veteran reunion with Gen White and Col Calhoun. The Erie Niagara Falls trip covers cruising, Niagara sights, and lessons from the oil country on the return voyage.
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Erie
Niagara Falls
Grand Arm of the Republic
Department of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Gen. H. White
Sheritt
Monard
Wm R. Black
Norh Lohr
Geo. W. M'Henry
Samuel A. Douglass
Wm. R. Loughry
T. 3. Culeman
J. A. Swartz
Cumberland
Reed House
While
Pittsburgh
Grand Army
A. R. Calhoun
Lake Erie
White
Hartranft
Owens
Col. Beath
Calhoun
Black
M'Henry
Lobr
Meliss
J. F. Owens
Hima
Lowry
Eric
Vily
Rome
Col. Calhoun
Preste
Evie
Swartz
Morehead Coleman
Mubbery Ifline
Buffalo
General White
Freeport
Allegheny Valley Railroad
BE. RB. R
Corry
Oil Creek
Oil City
the Inquirer
Petroleum Centre
Parker's Landing
W. P
Indiana
Kittanning
Middletown
George Dixon
Middleton
Pontius
Blairsville Academy to Open Under Prof Eaton
Communications from Blairsville notes the fall term of Blairsville Academy will open August 30, 1871, led by Prof W. M. Eaton as Principal with Mrs Mant. Eaton as assistant. Praise comes from trustees and educators. Blairsville is hailed for health and morale, with a large, commodious building in the northeast of town. Also covers local social events, railroad oil shipments, and town happenings.
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8. P. Johnston
Greenville
The
Argus
Devance
G. W. F. Chalfant
J. C. Brown
Johnston
Niagara
Canada
Falle
Table Rock
Dickens
Falls
Blairsville
Blairsville Academy
W. M. Eaton
Pleasant Hill Seminary
Eaton
Bakeville Academy
Hays
Jefferso
Washington College
J.T. Brownlee
State Normal School of Ohio
W. Brinkerhoff
Jane ‘Marshall
Snyder's Station
Herd
West Penn
John S. Chapman
W. C. Ricbey
Bruce & Davis
J. G. Long
Myers
Renae
Nero
Local baseball game in Uniontown pits Fly Dodgers against Hefties
In Uniontown Pennsylvania a baseball game featured the Fly Dodgers and the Hefties. The Fly Dodgers totaled 749 pounds and the Hefties 2143 pounds with Henry Hope at 63 pounds the lightest and J C Brown at 315 pounds heaviest. The Hefties won 50 to 40 as a quirky weight-based recap ends with a coffee ad.
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Uniontown
Dodger
Henry Hope
J. C. Brown
Mullaster's
Northern Pacific Railway Bonds Drive Fresh Demand
The first class security has gained fresh momentum this month with widespread demand. Seven and three tenths percent gold interest per annum on a land grant railroad bond is offered as an investment for a completed road.
Northern Pacific Railway bonds praised as secure and profitable
Investors in the Northern Pacific Railway bonds show renewed confidence, reinvesting and taking advantage of a 10 percent premium on lands. The article notes strong land sales potential in Minnesota and heavy interest from buyers, with Jay Cooke & Co advising rapid sales and exchange of Government bonds for NP bonds. The work progresses well and settlers are moving into the line’s country, supporting widespread success for the enterprise.
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Minnesota
Northern, Pacific Railway
Jay,Cooke and Co
United States
Northern Pacificiroad
Mahan Stewart Marriage Listed In Indiana County
Marriages recorded include W Mahan to Alice Stewart in Indiana Pa. David C Mack to Enna Wilson. Hildebrand officiating for Campbell Palmer. George Waugaman to Rachel Uncafer. John T Brady to Matty A Crusan in Blacklick Indiana County Pa. Remarks express best wishes and thanks to the printer.
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R. Jordon
John T. Brady
Philadelphia
Misa Matty A. Crusan
Blacklick
Indiana County
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Rumanes
James Turner
Mmon Councie
A. M.stewart
A/C. Broughler pons Rey
A. K. Sloan
Adam Row
Samuel Grove
A. Douglass
Oneo
James P. Carter
A. W. Taylor
A. W. Wilson
al Clark
John §. Thompson
Samuel McCartney
Hine Constable
J. Sherman
John Weir
Indiana Branch Railroad
Brockville
Atages
Shiaroute
Turaday
Thursay
P. mi
Presbyterian
Grelock
Rev
A. McRtwain
Uthrean
North Clymer Street
UwWo
Tar
A.C. Ahrenfeld
Church Street
Methodiat Evviscopan
Water Street
Serviosa
Manda P
Ajp
Leonard
Oak Street
Perdian Wail
Thaptise
Parsons
County News
Geo. Row
Homer and
Cherrytree Road
M. E. Church
Kelly's Station
W. P. Rail Road
Burns, Turner & Co
Burton, Wilson & Co
M Allaster’s
Joan Mummay
Grechtp
Pixonville
New York
Bino
Homer
West
Thomas Sutton
Bird
Evan Evans
Brushvalley Township
M'Sherry
Avery
Lake Shore
Park House
Impo
Ici
White’s Station
Battsburg
Northern Pacific Railway
Markeis
PrRdouce
Petaines
Chease
Samuel M'Anulty
Indiana Co.ss
Urdiana
Samuel M’anulty
A. D
Sinson Cashier
Inprawa Cousry -Derosi? Bank
Mallaster
Rié
Mack Wilson
Rev. H. Graham
David C. Mack
Enna Wilson
Sheene
Sharp
Shebata
Atios Fisono B. H
Melissa J
Anthony
Jtane
Armstrong Tp
J. Jr
Sox
Stary Anthony
Jakie
Jesus
Koozer
Raynetp
Diptheria
Mary
Jonah
Martha
Dill
John Dill
Leebler
Mary Leebler
Peter Metz
Palmer
Harry Carson
Samuel F.i
Rebecca’ J. Palmer
Shields
Rayne
Brushvalley
George
Mathias
Lacy Altemus
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