Vague Roll of Jurors and Place Names Across Regions
A long list of jurors and locales across multiple townships appears, naming numerous individuals and places such as Homer City Washington Green Blacklick Indiana Burrell West Wheatfield and North Mahoning. The fragmentary text reads like a schedule or roster of jurors for several weeks with repeated surnames and regional references.
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Dorrelich
M. Teexes
Foremax
Jobo Devinney
Homer City
C. English
South Mahoning
James Crooks
W. T. Cribbs
David Boles
Teese Boence
Arrmstrong
John Anderson
Norma Mahoning
George S ¥An
White
Andrew Orr
Washington
John Ray
Young
A. C. Reed
Cherry Hit
George D. Lowman
Unve
Graham Pierce
James Given
Rayne
J. B. McGara
Cal Wheatfield
Christopher Campbell
Uirant
David Pardee
Hugh Pollock
Green
Matthias Conrath
Thomas Mc Janell
Kaltaburg
Thomas Henderson
Hinckiick
E. DF Usod
Indiana
Wettling
West Indiana
John Hartman
James 8
Tussel
John Miller
H. K. Fisher
Matthew Rankin
Sayne Hichard Getty
Wm. Lizhteap
Montgomery
David Aice
Alexander Martin
Samuel Getty
North Mahoning
George Spranke
Jobo Miller
George A. Gourley
Plairsville
Wm. Duncan
Wm. C. Riteney
Wm. C. Riteney. _. Brushvalley—Nicholas Paige, Zectad Overdorf, Wallace Coup
Robert Kerr
Jas. R. Daugherty
Peter Shearer
Banks
John B. Cameron
Edward Queil
Geo, Swartz
David Martin
Center
James Allison
Harvey McMullen
Cherry Bill
James W. Dickey
Armstrong
J. H. McCollum
W. D. Ray
West Wheatfield
George W. Cribbs
Salisburg
Joseph Andres
Edward Ropins
Adam Stonebraker
W.L. Buchanan
Saltsburg
Andrew Taylor
R. Walter Epbham Dauer
Cherrybill
Noah Fry
Josiah Lydick
Barn Berringer
Blairsville
W. B. Norris
Plue
Philip Gay
Andrew Adams
G. 8
Marshall
W. E. al- Neon
D. R. Lewis
W. T. Davis
Blacklick
Wilson Neal
Burrell
Robert M. Jellicon
I. K. Edwards
Benjamin Long
RB. Wiggins
West
Michael Woodward
Frederick Elms
James R. Hobison
Isaac Earhart
Button P. Lewis
W. B. Kaine
Weat Wheatfield
W. R B. Dickey
Grant
John C. Smyers
Banke
William Hart
Genter
John B. Coy
Bugh
Samuel Evane
Cherry Tree
B. F. Pitts
Christ Burns
Inner Cramer
Young—Rhett
Y. Elder
Rule on Heirs. Indiana County Notice to Sheriff
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania commands the Sheriff of Indiana County to summon numerous Foley heirs and related parties listed by name to appear before the Ampras Court in Indiana County on the first Monday of September next. The document preserves names and places including Dee d Foley, Mary Ann Maloy, James Maloy, and others with intermarried spouses and nonlocal addresses. The phrasing notes Irish ties and various surnames, indicating a probate or heirship proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Margaret Foley
Nelo
Indiana County
William Foley
Thomas J. Foley
Slatington
Lehigh Ocun' Pa
Ella Fischer
de’ Flicker
Mitchell’s Milla
Michael F. Foley
San Diego
California
Sabe
Camere County
Je Foley
Mary Ann Maloy
James Maloy
Solo
James Shrewberrs
Worcester County
Cummins
William Cumming
Corrick Heg
Waterford County
Wary Murphy
Michael Murphy
Corrick Beg
Waterford Reland
Arpraos
Indiana
Rians Still as a Mouse in Quiet Work Ethic
This brief notes a quiet, steady effort by Rians, praising his ability to balance fine and coarse tasks with consistent performance. It highlights adaptability and reliability across varied duties without fanfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rians
Vintage clock sale ad lists Elgin and other brands
Open face key wind Elgin Aurora Waltham and Springfield Watches priced at 8 dollars. Stem wind stern set Elgin Aurora Springfield Waltham at 10 dollars. 24 hour nickel alarm clocks 1.25. 24 hour no alarm clocks nickel 1. 24 hour striking clocks without alarm 3 to 4 dollars. With alarm 2.50 to 4 dollars. Eight day striking clocks without alarm 3.75 to 5 dollars. With alarm 4.50 to 5.50. Alarmed half hour striking clocks with cathedral gong bell 5 dollars, without alarm 4.50. All clocks walnut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Aurora Waltham
Springfield
Stern
Aurora
Waltham
Western University of Pennsylvania outlines new facilities and courses
The Western University of Pennsylvania announces new facilities including a gymnasium and new engineering courses. Entrance examinations are scheduled for September 2 and 4, with costs from 360 to 2 per year. For catalogue, contact President M. B. Goff, LL. D., Allegheny, PA.
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Cousenul Sliv
Ieanond
Poremine
Cavil
Img
Latin Scientific
M. B. Goff
F. Allegheny
Randolph College Adopts Healthful Education Standards
Randolph College announces a program under the New England Conservatory guidance emphasizing health, manners, and morals for students. The president and faculty engage with learners and tailor instruction to improve overall welfare during the term from July 9 to August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grentangaste
N. Eng. Conservatory
Tsth
Eracar
Aren Ad- Boel Edwarts
Doon
West Indians Borough School Bonds Offered for Sale
Bonds offered for sale in sums of 100 dollars each with interest payable semi annually. Apply to A. S. Cunningham, Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Cunningham
Stuffing Live Hens Feeder Claims Fat Chicken Trade Secret
A Massachusetts race dealer’s shop markets an automatic chicken feeder that fatten chickens by force feeding through a trap and straight jacket. Operators claim they can flavor and color the meat, producing tender birds with options from mint to reed bird flavor. The device also could feed turkeys and ducks, though chickens yield best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Avenue
Indianapolis News
Cricketers and Our Little Tip Cat Whackers Are Brothers
Authorities trace cricket to games like tip cat and cross wicket. The 18th century scenes show two stumps a bail and a club bat with evolving bowling, scoring, and fielding. Surrey Kent and Sussex vie as cricket’s cradle, Hambledon near the Bat and Inn, and later shifts introduce new stumps and attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Kent
All England
Surrey
Sussex
England
Hambledon
History of Hambledon Club and Silver Billys Fame
A fragmentary note recalls Hambledon Club’s early influence on the sport and the 1780 match against All England before the Bat and Bail Inn. It mentions Willie Baldham known as Silver Billy, with authorities suggesting he was fourteen at the time, and ties to the Licensed Victuallers Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hambledon
All England
Willie Baldham
Silver Billy
Waterloo
Gladstone letter boosts Minneapolis student's fame
Augusto Soares, a State university student from Minneapolis, won an oratorical contest with a tribute to Gladstone. He mailed his essay to England and received a personal thank you letter from E. Gladstone, signed as his faithful servant, praising the youth’s potential and noting changes in his own views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusto Soares
Minneapolis
State University
Gladstone
England
Whitehall GarpgEns
W. Drar Sm
Oxford
Lancashire
E. Gladstone
Pawnshop Life Reveals Hidden World of Rich and Poor
A New York Bowery pawnshop scene shows how patrons from high to low para d as they pawn valuables for cash. The proprietor notes regulars who swap suits and jewels for quick loans, illustrating the widespread reliance on pawnbrokers across social classes and the strict 8 to 1 monthly interest schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oddities and notes from far lands and markets
A miscellany of items including a Dutch dog breed, San Francisco temperatures, US wealth growth, a cocoa nut misread as dynamite, a long tale of a 35 year old mule, a Victorian nugget find in Australia, Paris salon antics, moral reflections on toil and strength, a Paris swindler’s fall, Japanese textile output and yarn trade, and historical New York coachmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Michigan
Michigan Mining School
Judge Schley
Paulding County
Runnin
Sherman
Wedderburn
Victoria
Costa Clogich
M. Cornuschi
M. Zola
M. Munkacsy
M. Daudett
M. Petit
Mme. Bernadeki
Chicago
Thomas Binney
M. Jacques Meyer
Paris
Waterloo
Brazil
The Old Time Black Coachman Departing From New York
A historical reflection notes the decline of the Black coachman in New York and the South, amid rising demand for English-style chauffeurs and French staff. The piece contrasts evolving social tastes with lingering racial connotations and metropolitan change over the last two decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York City
South
New York Star
Sudden Death Fears Promoted by Elusive Heart Cure
An ad touts Dr Miles New Cure for the Heart to prevent sudden death tied to chest pain fluttering and fainting. It claims Henry Brown a Cleveland druggist escaped death, and endorses purchase via Tom E Hildebrand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Miles
Henry Brown
Cleveland
Ohio
Tom E. Hildebrand
America
Miles
Tom FE
Hildebrand
Unanimous Verdict Promotes Electric Bitters In Indiana
The record shows W D Salt of Bippins Indiana and Abraham Hare of Bellville Ohio endorsing Electric Bitters as the best remedy. Salt claims rheumatism cure after six bottles and Hare calls it the best selling medicine in 20 years. The ads tout cures for liver kidney and blood conditions at 50 cents a bottle at T E Hilderbrand's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Salt
Bippns
Ind
Abraham Hare
Bellville
Ohio
T. EE. Hilderbrand
Hotel Albion Adverts American and European Plan
The Hotel Albion near Union Depot Pittsburg Pa offers modern accommodations at low cost. The refitted house provides first class service with a dining room baths closets electric bells and all modern improvements open day and night with meals at all hours.
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Albion
Union Depot
Pittsburg
Be Gentle and Be Kind Poem by Hagry N Layer
A reflective poem extols gentle words and kind acts that lift troubled souls. It celebrates comforting smiles, supportive hands, and Providence easing sorrow, urging readers to bind bleeding hearts with sweetness and compassion.
Nervous Nation and Odd Tidbits From the Era
An assortment of quotes and notices, including health ad pitch for Dr Miles Nervine, a tale of Alvan Freeman’s umbrella aiding General Gordon, Persian shah’s visit with the Berlin sights, a china decoration invention, and cotton labor shifts per Times-Democrat plus railroad growth figures from the Railroad Age. Also a garbled closing line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
J. B
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Bucklen Arnica Salve for All Ailments Pictured
Bucklen's Arnica Salve touted as the best salve in the world for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by T E Hildebrand Druggist. 9jan89 ly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.E Hildebrand
A Woman's Discovery of New Cure for Consumption
A remarkable claim recounts a woman in this country who battled a seven year illness that threatened vital organs. After three months of relentless coughing she tried Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption and found rapid relief, sleeping through the night after the first dose and reportedly cured by one bottle. Brand s Drug Store carries the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Brand's Drug Store
New Principal Appointed Amid School Reform
A distinguished physician reveals a new principle for liver treatment as part of a broader educational reform. The announcement highlights the appointment of Mr. P as the new principal guiding changes within the school system.
Bargain Dept Promotes Wide Range of Fabrics
Awed Batistes and shirting prints cut to 5 to 8 cents per yard with Latines and Ginghams heavily discounted. French Latines 15 cents, finest Scotch Zephyr Ginghams 25 cents, Printed Good Dress Ginghams 6 to 12 cents. French Dress Goods, Pistols and Stripes at 50 cents a yard, previously 1.00 to 1.25. Extra values in white summer wool dress goods, French chalies reduced, India silks 50 cents, black and colored Sarah silks and related items on sale. Samples and prices sent. best month to buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batistes
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Househoulder
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J. C. Peelar
Lawry McQuown
John Bishop
W. Proctor
E. P. Baker
Farmere Bank of Indiana
E. Notley
John W. Clark
J. F. Notley
F. A. Crosswell
Shadrach Stephens
O' Harrow
W. Tonkin
Jobin C. Anderson
Ind. Agr. Society
W. Moore
W. J. Kline
Filmer Cable
Jacob Arthur
McGuire
W. H. Kinter
Timina Paige
Lewis Snyder
J. M. Gamnrie
George W. Roberts
Joseph Nickle
John Welsh Bell
H. Foreman
Hunmuel Heastins
Alex Douglacs
Jonkin & Redkey
O’harrow
B. A. Doughiass
Evans Williams
Joh A. Scott
Patrick Foley
Dee'd
Inihana County,ss
Harry White
A. D
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J. Johnson
Progress Building
Indiana, Pa
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San Francisco
United States
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Japan Weekly Mail
Yokohama
Nestle Munee
Chicago Tribune
State of Ouse
A.W. Gleason
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
C. E. Bartholomew
Kalkaska
Mich
David Kennedy
Rondout
N. Y
Bright
Gordon
Alvan D. Freeman
Coweta
Newman
Appomattox
Alvan Freeman
Van
Appaint
the Monkey and
the Shah
Berlin
Aquarium
Zoological Gardens
Aguas Vohee
Shah
New York Telegram
Bevdney Smith
Sydney
Bucklen
Mr. P
Bow
G. W. Binge
Finca
JOS. Horne & CO
Penn Ave
Pittsburg, PA
Ipopean
Poe Bay
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