Local Names List by Township and Person Pairs
A fragmented roster of townships and individuals appears, listing pairs and groups such as Green-Adam Stonebraker and Cherrybill-Neat Fry, with numerous surnames linked to counties like Mahoning, West Wheatfield, and Conemaugh. The passage reads as a historical directory or registration-like record with many incomplete typos and uncommon spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Adam Stonebraker
W.L. Buchanan Seliaburge
Andrew Taylor
E. B. Walter Eobrian Uauer
Cherrybill
Neat Fry
Josiah Lydick
West Indiana
Barto Berringer
Bisksville
W. B. Norris
Pine
Philip Coy
Andrew Adams
South Mahoning
G. 8. Marshall
W.E. Allison
D. B. Lewis
W. T. Davis
Blacklickh
Wilson Neal
Burrell
Robert M. Johison
Washin
S. K. Edwards
Young Njemin Long
Armstrong
J. B. W. Ne. Rayne
Michael Woodward
Frederick Weiss
White
James RB. Robicon
Jeaae Earhart
Button P. Lewis
Conemaugh
Daniel Kennedy
Chariea
Rule on Heirs. to or refuse Foley estate allotment No 1
Public notice records a probate action regarding the real estate of Foley deceased. The valuation appears to be set by an estate allotment that includes 46 acres and a referenced parcel described as CETUS. The document lists J. a. Fintelmey as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theeald Foley
Jane
A. D
J. A. Fintmley
Gerk
New Jewelry Store Ad Lists Watches and Clocks for Sale
An advertisement touts open face, stem wind Elgin Aurora Springfield and Waltham watches at 8 and 10 dollars, plus 24 hour clocks and various eight day striking clocks with or without alarms. Walnut finish clocks offered with prices from 1.25 to 5.50. The seller claims best value, inviting calls to verify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Aurora
Waltham
Springfield
Tean
Standard Rotary Shuttle Sewing Machine promise bold efficiency
Ladies learn a time saving sewing machine claim. It advertises no needle setting mistakes and easy attachment fitting. The copy urges readers to choose the Standard Rotary Shuttle Sewing Machine for ruffling tucking hemming and straight seams without puckering, highlighting simplicity and faster labor.
The Original Objector John Grammar of Illinois
A long portrait of John Grammar an early Illinois legislator elected in 1812 who could neither read nor write yet used quick wits to stay in office. He bartered hazelnuts for strouding cloth to make a bobtailed coat and loggin garments, slept in one room with twelve legislators, and perfected a strategy of opposing every new measure to win voter support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grammar
Dlinois
Clinois
Ilinois
Ohio Saline
Nally
al. Watcankin
Tlinois
Chicago Tribune
Art of Leaving Traced In Mme de Stael Visit Tale
The piece cites Mme de Stael’s lingering during a Wei mar visit, noting Goethe advised Schiller she should have left earlier. It recounts how she prolonged conversations past noon and again near evening, forcing hosts to delay departure and even invite another night, illustrating the misstep of not knowing when to go. It parallels Disraeli’s Lothair quote on mastering departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peretto
Soudlarpedo Yanno. Com
Mme. de Stael
Weimar
Goethe
Schiller
Mme de Stael
Disraeli
Lothair
Puta
Theodora
Ana
Princess Sophia of Prussia to receive large dowry
The Princess Sophia of Prussia, to wed the Duke of Sparta in October, will receive £100,000 from her father Emperor Frederick’s private fortune and £15,000 from Empress Frederick. The funds go to invest in Germany with the princess drawing interest while capital passes to her children or sisters if she dies without issue. She also gets £4,000 yearly from the Phiteern family fund. An Paris exposition table ranks nations by letters per capita, Britain leading, Australia next, Switzerland, then the United States Germany and Holland, with Russia near zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia
Prussia
Duke of Sparta
Frederick
Germany
Prince Henry
Phetiteern
London
Britain
Australia
Switzerland
United States
Holland
Belgium
Russia
Chicago
Art and steel price myths frame a chaotic editorial mix
The column rattles with anecdotes on value in art and industry. It cites a jeweler selling steel springs for watches at 140000 while apprentice costs loom, notes Paris critics deriding exhibitions yet public curiosity remains, and laments American indifference to Grechanot Serne’s sculpting. It also mentions a Medieval Fayre in Graydon, a Chicago dispatch on a fire in a restaurant, and local corporate elections.
Fragmented 19th century miscellany items and quotes
A sprawling collection of odds and ends from a 19th century newspaper page. Observations span science, society, crime and travel, including notes on alum as cement, a proposed alum factory in Duluth, a Michigan wedding license age bill, Marlboro shoe factory automation, opium and synecope, a grave monument for John Esten Cooke, and various curiosities about China, London buses for smokers, and political figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Seneca
Michigan
Commonwealth Boot and Shoe Factory
Marlboro
Mass
Tanner
John Esten Cooke
Berryville
China
Paddleford
Pittsburg
Mexico
Maxmillan
Tunis
Kairwan
Cordova
London
Fortunate Father and Son and Odd Fragments
Dc E Bartholomew of Kalkaska Michigan credits Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy from Rondout New York with saving his life from Brights Disease and helped his fever sore son. a stray anecdote about a demon father and a girl cites a 5 year old in a doleful retort. a note on William III era debt grows to 5 million pounds. a green Bay man Jacob Foss leaves debts unpaid to his widow with receipts for 2000 of them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dc. E. Bartholomew
Kalkaska
Mich
David Kennedy
Rondout
N. Y
Bright
Jacob Foss
Green Bay
Wis
Wight
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Oath 1886
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. promises one hundred dollars for any untreatable catarrh. Notary A. W. Gleason dates December 6, 1886. Firm advertises internal cure claiming blood and mucus surface impact. Sold by druggists for 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
Dr Miles New Cure Promises Quick Cures at Local Drug Store
Short on breath or chest pain may signal heart disease promptly try Dr Miles New Cure. Free trial bottles offered at Tom E Hilderbrand Drug Store with large size $1. Also promoting Miles Nerve and Liver Pills and free samples. Hotel Albion Pittsburg offers rooms and meals under American European plan with modern amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Miles
Tom E. Hilderbrand
T. E. Hildebrand
Dr. King
Albion
Union Depot
Pittsburg
M. P
St. Vitus
Tom E. Hilderbrands
Salve and Electric Bitters advertised in old notice
An old advertisement touts a salve claimed to cure cuts bruises sores ulcers and a skin eruption with a 25 cent per box price by T B Hildebrand. It praises Electric Bitters as a life changing health tonic promising restoration to health for kidney liver or stomach issues sold by T Z IE dehand and dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.B Hildebrand, Draggiat
T. Z. IE
Family Reunion At White Township Old Homestead
August 6 gathering at White township featured Allison and many relatives including Phillipe Sweasy Kinter Loughry and Campbell families. Photographed at 2 pm, social greetings and a bountiful orchard dinner followed then varied notes on health cures and curious items on women who shave cave dwellers and salt deposits near Bombay with railway labor and Nevada snow shoe horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
White Township
John Phillipe
R. T. Phillips
Phillipe
Sweasy
J. H. Sweasy
J. C. Stewart
Nannie
Flora Kinter
M. W. Kinter
Paxton
Allison Loughry
Martha Munshower
H. E. Mitchell
Jon. H. Loughry
John Hazlett
Andrew Fee
Nannie T. Allison
James Flickinger
James Flickinger and Two Children, Mra J. M. Campbell
Nettie J. Campbell
R. M. Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
W.H. McCandles
F. P. Lytle
Mevollough Aaladim
W. H. Kinter
C. 8Wan
Annie C, Davis
Lippincott & Co
E. L. Butterbeugh
We Brown
Asaignee
J. ¥. Bmitden
A. H. Derr
Joseph Clements
H. Spaulding
T. B. Allison
James W. MM. Newlin
Indiana County
Wim. Crawford
Wm. Househoulder
James McCullough
J.C. Peeler
Lawry McQuown
John Bisson
D. W. Proctor
E. P. Baker
Farmers Bank of Indiana
D. E. Notley
John W. Clark
J. F. Notley
F. A. Cresswell
Shadrach Stephens
Wm. O'Harrow
W. Tonkin
John C. Anderson
Ind. Agr. Society
Thos. W. Moore
W. J. Kline
Emer Cabie
Jacob Arthur
Wm.McGuire
Ewma Paige
Lewis Snyder
E. O'Neal
J. M. Guthrie
George W. Roberts
J. Nickle
John Welsh
John A.scott
Christopher Campbell
Grant
David Pardee
Hugh Pollock
Matthias Conrath
Thomas McDowell
Salisbury
Thomase Henderson
Blacklick
E. D. Ferguson
Indiana
Joan Wettling
Traverse
Secord Whee
John Hartman
James 8
Russel
Homer City
John Miller
Eet
Sehgal K. Fisher
Matthew Ranan
Rayne Hichard Getty
Lightcap
Montgomery
David Aice
Alexander Martin
Samuel Getty
North Mahoning
George Spranke
George A. Gourley
Blairsville
Wm. Duncan
Wom
Ritchey Brushvalley
Nicholae Paige
Zachariah Overdort
Wallace Coup
Robert Kerr
Jas
R. Daugherty
Peter Shearer
Banks
John B. Cameron
Keen
Edward Oneil
Geo. Swartz
David Martin
Center
James Allison
Harvey McMullen
Cherryhill
James W. Dickey
J. H. McCollum
W. D. Ray
West Wheatfield
George W. Cribbs
Salteburge
Joseph Andres
Edward Root
Kusugnore Mahoning
Richard Repine
J. W
Yndiana
Robert Mitchell
James M. Stewart
R. M. Duncan
Kline
Westmeat Wheatfield
W. B. Dickey
John C. Simyerr
Henke
William Hart
John B. Coy
Jacob Conner
J.B. Baker
Cherryhills
David Allen
Henry Hill
Fas
Coleman
J. Wi Jan
James B. J.T. Boucher
A. M. Coleman
Das. P. Hill
James L. Als Wid
Hiream Baird
William Parker
Shile Sriventer Ray
Daniel Hil
E. W. Bor
Albert Walbach
Canoe
John Smith
W.8
Cochran
Faeene Miller
Lacahaert
Ira C. Rank
Banke
James W. Graham
Blecklick
Gillis M. Dotyme
Mahoning
James Chapman
David Box
Brushvalley
Joo
H. Regh
Samuel Evans Cherrytree
B. F. Pitta
Washington
Curiat Burns
Rayne
Hituer Cramer
Young—Bobt
Elder
Patrick Foley
Dee
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Margaret
Nelo
Ake Fey
Enlen
Ella Fiekat
David Flicker
Mitchell's Mills
Couply
F. Foley
San California
John Foley
St. A
Cambria
Taggie Foley
Mary Ano Oy
James Maloy
Nolo
James Ehrenberry
Worcester County
Mias
Cummins
William Mins
Carrick Beg
Waterford County
Ireland
Arphy Carrick Beg
Ander
Court of Indians
John NW
Berengh
Tuessay
J. J. Kerr
THE
Western University OF Pennsylvania
M. B. Goff
Riggs
Alleghenty
Chamberlain
Institute and Female College
Randolph
Locsin
Chantangqua É
J.T. Edwards
James Hartness
Detroit
Johnson
Progress Building
Indiana, Pa
Princess Sophia
Amas
Burdette
Brooklyn
Eegle
Artistic
Indifferen
Paris
Beaux Artschool
Grechan Ot Serne
Trafalgar Square
Jardin Des Plantes
Idarye
America
France
Graydon
Haglan
Save Aid
Ia & Flersheim
State
Abana
Odds and
Horace
Gen. Boulanger
Izaak Walt Beate
New York
Casis
Itentiaries
Pension Bureau
John van Guiney
Patrick Henry
Thomas Jefferson
Isaac New
A. W. Gleason
Buckien
Arnica Balve
Aoteceiaest
New York Mercury
Cameron
Lsne Demeera
Peninsular Railway
Bombay
India
Nevada
JOS. Horne
Penn Ave
Ima
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