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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1898

Page

8

Men’s Pants and Overalls Sale Highlights

Readable fragments show a clearance listing for men’s pants, corduroy pants, overalls, boys’ and children’s overalls with regular values and discounted prices. The text is garbled but indicates a sale with low prices and multiple sizes.

Deaths of William E Bell and Miss Mabel Moorhead

William R Bell former local janitor at the Court House died in Pittsburg August 23 aged 80 years 20 days his funeral held at the residence of Thomas Lowman and interment in Oakland cemetery He is survived by a daughter in Pittsburg a son in Washington DC two brothers James R Bell and Porter Bell and two sisters Mrs Thomas Lowman and Mrs John Rhodes Miss Mabel Clair Moorhead daughter of Mrs James Moorhead near Penn Run died Thursday after typhoid fever followed by consumption aged 20 years 2 months 29 days Survived by mother three brothers and four sisters with funeral by Rev Bombgardzer at Evangelical church and Harmony graveyard burial in Cherkyhill Township

William E. Bell William R. Bell Pittsburg Daniel Wilkey Court House William Bell Washington, D. C James R. Bel Porter Bell Jefferson County Thomas Lowman Fuurth Ward John Rhodes Blairsville Presbyterian Church Hail Weis Oakland Cemetery Mabel Clair Moorhead Mas James Moorhead Near Penn Ran Harry A Homer City Frank Scottdale Edgar Penn Ron Milton Johnston Kansas George Dick Penn Run Charles Nelson Gertynde Bombgardzer Evangelical Church Harmony Graveyard Chercyhill Township

Nathaniel White Dies After Long Illness in Armstrong Co

Nathaniel White of Cowanshannock township Armstrong county died Thursday morning at age 69 years 9 months 3 days after three years with cancer of the face. He formerly lived in Rayne township and leaves a wife and 10 children among 15. Funeral conducted at his late home by Rev Shank with interment in Brethren church cemetery. Paul Neal son of Mrs Lydia Neal of Home City died suddenly aged 6 in Homer City from heart failure caused by blood poisoning after diphtheria. Elizabeth Margaret McCracken wife of Joseph L McCracken died near Plainville of blood poisoning born August 16 1846. Survived by husband two sons five daughters two siblings and a brother. Funeral at her home conducted by Rev From with interment in United Presbyterian Cemetery near Plumville.

Nathaniel White Cowanshannock Tnp Armstrong Couny Shank Brethren Church Paul Neal Lydia Neal Thomas Neal Home City Homer City Elizabeth Margaret McCracken Joseph L. McCracken Plainville Presbyterian Church D. J. From United Presbyterian Plumville Rebecca Hosborough Rebecca Rosborough Alexander Lesborough Conemaugh Township Tom McPhilimy Clarksburg

Mrs John McMillen of Homer City Dies After Illness

Mrs. John McMillen wife of the Homer City postmaster died Friday after a ten day illness from a lung abscess. She leaves husband and daughter Lillie of Pittsburg. funeral Sunday afternoon at the Presbyterian church and interment in Greenwood cemetery.

Notice of Letters Testamentary for John D Tomb

Estate of John D Tomb of East Wheatfield township has executors Br J Tomb and C Tomb. Creditors are asked to settle debts promptly and all claimants must present authenticated claims for settlement in Armagh PA dated August 31, 98.

John D.tomb East Wheatfield Township Indiana County BR. J. Tomb Ino C. Tomb Armagh

Death of Mrs Anna Black in Cherryhill Township at 40

Mrs Anna Black wife of David M Black of Cherryhill township died Saturday evening about 9 o clock after a 15 month illness from an abscess of the bowels She was 40 years old a daughter of Peter Honck of Cherryhill township and a member of the Rayne Presbyterian church Her husband and six children survive her The funeral was Tuesday forenoon conducted by Rev Joseph Holsop ple and interment followed in Howes grave yard in Cherryhill township

Anna Black David M. Black Cherryhill Township Peter Honck Rayne Presbyterian Church Joseph Holsopple Howe

Death of James Adams Prominent Bolivar Resident

James Adams a longtime Bolivar resident and Baptist Church member died Thursday evening after a lingering illness. He leaves a wife and children including Mrs. Mary Graham George and two sons. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon with interment at Fairview.

James Adams Bolivar The Baptist Church Chilane al Sot

Down in Kentucky and Chickamauga memories told

A veteran recounts Chickamauga horrors and camp life near Lexington Kentucky August 28 detailing hospital scenes river of death corralled graves and the effect on Pennsylvania Fifth Regiment with notes on health muster out and concerns over garrison duty.

Lexington Camp Hamilton John Gorman R. W. Langham Hart William Richardson D. M. Campbell Calvin Gearhard Armour Harkcom Governor Hastings Burchfield Pennsylvania Volunteers Chick‘amanga Pennsylvania Fifth Chickamauga Garrigan Mary Wilson

Ohio Democrats Nominate Ticket at Dayton Convention

Dayton Aug 23 The Democratic state convention nominated Upton Guthrey for secretary of state Hugh Nichols for supreme court judge David Fisher for clerk of the supreme court John Baker for dairy commissioner and T Dwight Paul for the board of public works. The platform endorses the Chicago platform and calls for free coinage and income tax while favoring Cuban independence and the Nicaragua canal.

Dayton Upton K. Guthrey Marion Supreme Court Hugh G. Nichols Clermont David 8. Fisher Delaware County John Baker Hanwock Board of Public Works Summit County Joseph P. Dowling Allen O. Myers Pact Ohio Ech Paul J. Sorg Paul J. Sorg For Gave Uhol Next Year and Not Displeasing To the McLean, Brice Hanna Yoraker Tollectuver Windley Gouventrion Tiyan Congress Unba Spain United States Saids Island Cuba Philippines Nicaragua England United States Senate Ohio Senate

Remnant Sale Offers Bargains Ahead of New Goods

Remnant sale draws shoppers with deep discounts on dress goods and fabrics from Organdies to Ginghams. Limited stock includes 85 cent shirt waists at 49 cents, Turkey Red Damask 20 cents a yard, and assorted shoes for men women and children at reduced prices as new stock is due soon.

Hastings Planing Mill Ad Promotes Experience and Quality

Hastings Planing Mill of Indiana Pennsylvania emphasizes over 30 years in business and mastery of all woodworking machinery. The company touts up to date equipment, large lumber stock, skilled labor, in house fabrication, and warrants superior goods while inviting customers to visit.

Armored Cruiser and Equitable Assurance Cited as Safest Protections

The text compares an armored cruiser’s safety under ordinary conditions to battleships in heavy battle, asserting only battleships with near indestructible armor can defy danger. It then asserts The Equitable offers the strongest protection with armor of surplus millions of dollars, promoting safety and security for agents.

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Philadelphia Street Witthkind Mabel C. Moorhead John GC. McMillen McMillen John McMillen Lillie A. W. Emmons Greenwoort Mary Wiggins Mary James R. Wiggins White Township J. D. Brownlee Oakland Frank Beringer Darwin Beringer Armstrong McDowell Grip William L . S McKinley McDonald John Virginia Faye F. L. Lutz Bucklen Arnica T. E. Hildebrand Indiana W. M. Moore M.G. Miller Blairaville Josten L. McCracken Plumville, Pa No. F. Sravine & Co Elmer W. Allison & Co’s Odd Fellows State of Onto Toledo Las Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Hall A. D A. W. Gleason H. Tomb Kentucky Division Hospital Blakley Chickammanga River Chickamauga River Texington Pennsylvania Grant Daniel Boone Boone Town Fair Young’s Restaurant White Building Ohto Democrats Draggista J.C. Conver Barnesboro A. S. Patton Ste. Children’s Shippers WY. M. Cunningham Phila Dewey California P. Bennett & Son Philadelphia Street & Cor Philadelphia Ninth Street Phone Indiana, PA Hastings’ Planing Mill John S. Hastings S. W. Guthrie Vogel. Bro’s Sixth Street
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