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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1898

Page

8

Long John C. Rayne townships elder dies at 76

John C. Long, a longtime Rayne township resident born in St John Nova Scotia, died at his Onberg area home August 8 at 4 p.m. aged 76 10 27. He married twice and leaves several children and 27 grandchildren. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Rayne Presbyterian Church with burial in the church graveyard.

John C. Long Rayne Township Onberg St.John Nova Scotia Kayne Township Sarah Lewis Tobias Lewis Cherryhill Township J.T. Long Bate Join Honek Cherryhill Long Mary Ann Helman Robert McKendricks Windber Somerset County Hileman Mattie Rayne Presbyterian Church A. T. Bellard

Deaths in Rayne area claim young man and kin

A. Parr Lewis of Rayne township dies at 20 near 21 from acute peritonitis after 10 days of illness. He was elected instructor at McKee school and studied at Indiana State Normal School and Grove City College. Funeral at Washington Presbyterian church. Also, Mrs Angeline Fleming of Creekside dies of dropsy aged about 66, buried after M E church service. Sophia Reider, born White township 1827, widow of A S Reider, dies after nine months illness from bowel abscess. children Anna Davis B L Junker Paul Hein Lena survive. Albert Weamer of Plumville dies at 52 after long illness. funeral at Lutheran church.

A. Parr Lewis Mra. S Lewis Rayne Township Mr. Lewis McKee Indiana State Normal School Grove City College Tne Washington Presbyterian Church A. T. Bell Sophia Reiner Sophia Reider A. &. Reider Wat White Township Anna Davis B. L. Junker Waller Street Paul Hein Chicago Lena Reider German Lutheran Church H. M. Clarke Christ Episcopal Church Oakland Cemetery

Mrs Emma P Hovey Dies in Chicago at 33

Mrs Emma P Hovey died at her Chicago home on Thursday evening aged 33 years 1 month and 29 days from spinal trouble and heart disease. She was a daughter of the late Josiah Koozer of Rayne township. Her husband and only child had died previously. She had worked as a stenographer in Chicago. Her mother and brother John Koozer, who were at her bedside, live in Rayne township. A sister H C Waudby resides in Pittsburg. Interment followed in Chicago.

Emma P. Hovey Chicago Josiah Koozer Rayne Township John Koozer H. C. Waudby Pittsburg

Dier of Youngstown child and Cannonsburg girl reported

Myrna E Black daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Black of Cannonsburg died August 9 at grandparents home in West Mahoning township from laryngitis aged 7 years 11 months 9 days The funeral was led by Rev W D Ewing and the Mahoning graveyard burial Samuel Irwin of Youngstown township aged about 3 years died Thursday after months long illness Survived by wife and two children Mrs Jacob Nesbitt and T Elder Irwin Interment Ebenezer on Saturday afternoon

Myrna E. Black Myrma Emengrade W. C. Black Cannonsburg J. B. Work West Mahoning Township W. D. Ewing Mahoning Samuel Samuel Irwie Young Township Jacob Nesbitt T. Elder Irwin Ebenezer

Infant Edwin P Carney Died Aged Nine Weeks In Cambria

Edwin P Carney infant son of Mr and Mrs William P Carney of Glenglade Cambria county died August 6 at nine weeks old Interment followed at Bethel The parents were former residents of this county

Edwin P William P. Carney Glenglade Cambria County Bethel This County

Buckien Arnica Salve Advertises Worldwide Cure Claim

Buckien s Arnica Salve touted as best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with a cure for piles or money back guarantee. Priced at 25 cents per box sold by T E Hildebrand Indiana W M Moore Homer City and M G Miller Blairsville.

T. E. Hildebrand Indiana W. M. Moore Homer City M.G. Miller Biairaville

Teachers Appointments and Moves in Cambria County

Miss Margaret Campbell resigns as a Botftington township teacher and will teach in Summerhill Cambria county while Miss Mabel Mack will teach in Conemaugh township. Mr R F Walser of West Philadelphia catches and kills a tarantula on bananas. John R Carnahan lands contract to build a six room dwelling for William Vauxhurst in White township.

Margaret Campbell Third Ward R. F. Walser Philadelphia John R. Carnahan William Vauxhurst White Township

Indiana Markets Daily Prices Aug 16 1890 Wheat Corn and Livestock

Prices for wheat corn oats hay poultry butter cheese eggs and dairy items listed with No. 2 red wheat 64 65e per bushel. corn No. 2 yellow 41 42c. oats No. 1 white 58e. hay timothy 9 10. live poultry large chickens 65 70c per pair. dressed poultry 12 15c per pound. butter creamery 16 17e. cheese New York full cream 84 87c. eggs Pennsylvania Ohio candled l 9d. Prices capture regional market.

Aliic Timothy Ohio New York

A Soldier Meeting Pushes Republican Soldier Ticket

Special Philadelphia correspondence reports a veteran rally praising McKinley and Grant era policy, urging soldiers to vote Republican. The event links Pickett’s survivors and War Veterans clubs to unify party support, stressing loyalty to the Republican ticket for Pennsylvania and the nation.

South Grant Philadelphia Spain Manila Appomattox Pickett Grand Army Pennsylvania Association of War Veterans’ Clubs Pennsylvania Gettysburg BAS Company Squire Republican Party McKinley Lincoln Fitz Lee Havana Joe Wheeler Confederacy Robert B. Beath George W. Hood Indiana Thomas G. Sample Allegheny T. A. Cochran Armstrong Fred M. Yerger Berks W. T. Devies Bradford J. T. Ensminger Dauphin Milton S. Lytle Huntingdon 5. A Craig Jefferson Oscar L. Jackson Lawrence John P. Taylor Mifflin James S. Morrison D. J. Horner Commonwealth Democratic Party George A. Jenks Uchket Congress James W William '. Davies B. Franklin Fisher Thad Mahan Melinley Boys In Slue George H. Welshons

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Local Notices in Indiana

An 1886 Toledo business oath offers a $100 payoff per catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure by FP J Cheney & Co. Also notes a Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonial mailing, a bread loaf feature from Hetrick Bros Imperial flour, a Smyrna church lawn fete, Indiana fertilizer ads for Williams & Clark, and a top buggy for sale at Indiana depot.

State of Ouro Crry ToLedo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney FP. J. Cheney & Co Hall A. D Sea A. W. Gleason F. J. Cheney & CO Indiana Hetrick Bros Hetrick & Wilson Charlie Woods

Fall Trade of 1898 Fertilizer Stock Sale

Frank Douglass announces a large fall stock of 150 tons of Quinnipiac Acid Fertilizer Lister Pure Dissolved Bone and Armour Pure Ground Bone Meal in fifteen grades. He promotes Western Rich Timothy Seed and invites customers to compare stock and prices, asserting unmatched value and cash terms.

Lister United States Frank Douglass Clair Property Indiana

Banner Week August Bargains Across All Departments

We announce a Banner Week with deep discounts in every department to clear space for new stock. Bargains will be surprising and offered regardless of cost to move inventory this week.

Fancy calicoes and bargain housewares weekly sale

Calicoes in light and dark patterns sold by the yard at five cents per yard. Men's rusgat shoes coin toe sizes six to ten discounted from 1.50 to 1.19 per pair. Fly paper Tanglefoot four for six cents. Laundry soap ten cakes for 25 cents. Best toilet soap six ounces for five cents. Lye boxes at 25 cents. Hats and bunting on sale. Wool lace bunting two pieces regular price lie offered at nine cents per yard.

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August Bargains in Underwear and School Goods

A busy August sales push features deep reductions across undergarments and fabrics. Men’s Balbriggan underwear at 30c, Comet shirting 6 patterns at 6c per yard, plaid shirting at low weekly prices, plus new school and lunch baskets with prices from 5c to 25c and lunch boxes at 15c. Also offered are old-price goods like Prone Juice brands and other items prior to the war tax.

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Children’s Bree AL. Wittekind Furnisher & Hatter Philadelphia Street Court House Parr Lewis John Fleming Angeline Fleming Creekside Albert Weamer Plumville Weamer Lutheran Church Schumacher Buckien Eostery Granten Grant Mprinley Santiago Smyrna United Presbyterian Church George Ville Indiana County Williams & Clark’s J. M. Bruce Indiana Depot Vv. M. C Popular Store Calicoes Tanglefoot V. MM. Cunningham Phil’a &T Indiana, Pa Just P. Kennett & Son Phil A & Ninth Streets Wheeler & Wilson Edward A. Pennington
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