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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1889

Page

5

New and fresh lines at J A Loughry and more

Indiana Progress notes a wide range of local commerce and events. J A Loughry offers 12 piece chamber sets and new lamps as well as a fresh line of groceries and holiday presents. Court sessions with Judge White in West Virginia, local teachers institutes, and various notices about churches, gas safety, and community activities fill the page.

J. A. Loughry’s Republic Ahl Thiasayins Inerals UEFA Chidren Modjeska Canada Marshal & Kline

Local Notes From East Wheatfield and Nearby Areas

Local correspondence reports illnesses in East Wheatfield and Weat Wheatfield, marriage of Dan L Tincom and Lune E Fry, and remarks on Rev J A Ballentyne in Pittsburg. Obituary notes for Samuel Elder of East Wheatfield, aged 91, interred at Armagh cemetery. various social visits and Thanksgiving events around Blacklick, Pittsburg, and surrounding towns. Also mentions football tie between boarders and day students and Hancock Dayton nuptials confusion.

Frank Dick East Wheatfield John Southwell Weat Wheatfield Dan. L. Tincom Lune E. Fry J. A. Ballentyne Ames M. E Pittsburg Samuel Elder Armagh Elder Kiskiminetas

Fever Epidemic Eases as Cases Slightly Decline in Blalesville

The fever outbreak in Blalesville appears to be easing with fewer new cases though some remain. Loughry and sister from Coopersdale visited town for several days with friends. The ladies of the Seminary hosted a gathering and charity event.

Loughry Sister Coopersdale

Social Life and Local Updates at Seminary Hall

Reports from Johns town and area describe private entertainment at Seminary Hall and visits of Miss Ella Gormley and the Davis couple. Rev Feit preached, a burial occurred in Livermore, and a large dance at Library Hall drew a lively crowd. Delays at a glass works spur concerns, gas shortages cause cold nights, and a missionary meeting marks the old church’s farewell. Silver Wing notes.

Father Bruce Johnson

Live Stock Shipment and Community Fair Notices

From November 26 to December 2, 1889, hogs sheep cattle and a calf move to several Pennsylvania addresses with shipments led by J. Creps, H. Bryan, Harvey Hildebrand, and W. T. Burns. A public event at Anderson school in Young township December 6 and 7 includes school exercises, debates on voting qualifications, and discussions on education, wages, and teaching methods. Also notes letters about Bill Nye and Riley engagements and a Tooth Powder promotion.

J. Creps Hillegras H. Bryan Perkasie Harvey Hildebrand West Philadephia W. T. Burns Derry R. R Rahbna Boyerstown W. E. Nickle Weat Philadelphia Haraimus N. J Chester Anderson School Young Township Fisher F. BR. Allison C. A. Morrow H. H. Hart Deny J. T. Young N. C. McKee

Destructive Leechburg Fire Destroys Dozens of Buildings

A November fire in Leechburg swept the east and north sides of Market Street destroying 21 buildings and 20 stables. Eight brick structures burned, with losses around 200000 dollars and many residents rendered homeless. Fire began in Dr Sloan’s dental room and worsened before aid from Apollo and Pittsburgh arrived. One man and a woman were seriously injured but survived. Rebuilding plans are underway.

Leechburg Boye Dr. Sloan Anderson Market Street Apollo Pittsburg Cochran, Boles, Beatty, Montgomery and Shawm Taylor Hotel Leechburg Bank Advance Printing Squire's R. C. Daugherty Gent Brinker Bros Albert Simmon James Long Mrs. Stroal Clingensmith N. Sargenstein Nationatore Keeper Straw W. Fry Daniel Townsend Harry Daugherty Daniel Bowers J.D. Orr

A Suggestion that Saved My Life

A reader recounts severe back and kidney pain from a cold. A physician called the case Gravel. A friend advised Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy of Rondout New York. After two bottles the writer claims to be perfectly cured and asks what more could be asked.

David Kennedy Rondout N. Y John Davies Rochester

Mrs Blough Celebrates Fifty-First Birthday in West Indiana

On Monday November 25 friends gathered at Mrs Bloughs West Indiana home to honor her fifty first birthday. She welcomed guests, a sumptuous dinner was served, and twelve baskets seemed to be filled. Horace E Hill performed a solo The Beautiful Golden Gate with Miss Rea Blough on accompaniment. Mrs Blough received valuable gifts including china tea set silver and glassware and guests extended wishes for many happy returns. J H

Rea Blough

Marriage Notices From Various Townships and Dates

On November 14 1888 at the bride’s parents home by Rev C C Edens assisted by Rev J W Robins Henry W Wilson of Allegheny county and Miss Etta D Campbell of Brushcreek township married. On November 23 1888 at the home of the bride’s parents near Dixonville by Rev P V Campbell Mr H L Short of Rayne township and Miss Mary C Widdowson of Cherry Hill township wed. On November 38 1888 by Rev J B Jackson Mr Wilson B R Smith and Miss Mary A Thaon of Plumcreek township Armstrong county married. Other entries list November dates by John D Page Eng Augustus Geesy and Saville Shank of Cherryhill township and November 27 1580 at the Registers office by James Fenton Esq Robert D Dayton and Catharine J Hancock of Black Lick township.

John D. Page Augustus Geesy Saville Shank Cherryhill Township C. C. Edens J. W. Robins Henry W. Wilson Allegheny County Etta D. Campbell Brushralley Township James Fenton Robert D. Dayton Catharine J. Hancock Black‘lick Township Dixonville P. V. Campbell H. L. Short Rayne Township Mary C. Widdowson Cherry Hill Township J. B. Jackson Wilson BR. Smith Mary A. @thaon Plumcreek Township Armstrong County

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THE Indiana Progress Indiana J. A. Loughry S. Erie County George Barnes United Presbyterian Wilson Clarion Z. Laird Butler County Harry Clark Altoona Sebheth J. M. Laughlie Kiskininetas F. J. Johnson J.a.loughry Prof. Woodruff Daugherty Broz Henry Hall Peyer Patton Henry Halls Mins Marie Wilson Church Street West Indiana Blairsville Sallie Hinton Judge White West Virginia Keystone State A.B. Patton U.P Walter Clark Kiskimineias Our Town Murray Guthrie Coutes Nye Riley Heary Hall J. Johucon A.S. Patton Woodward Kellysburg R. D. Hetrick Slater Hart Salzeburg Teachers Institute of Brillbart Ben Butler Tewkesbury Almshouse Dr. Bull Progress A. & Patten’s Andrew Compton Clarkeburg J. W. Neal Enq James BR. Lydick Montgomery Township Luther Clark White Township B. W. Fair Two Lick James Mack Sheriff Mack Rowe & Wilson J. K. Repine Reed’s West End St.Clair United Presbyterians Proarrss Conrad Piper Rochester Mills Jim United Presbyterial Salvation Oil Washington Journal Alien O. Myers Indiana County State Board of Agriculture G. B. Sweeny Pittsburg Gazette Jas. Whitcomb Riley Ella Wheeler Wilcox Will Carleton Chuck Bill Nye Whitcomb Riley Ross Mahan Cambria County Judge Lynch Cochran John 3B de Motte County Institute Wallace Bruce Dr. de Motte J. L. Allison Punxsutawney Jefferson County Punxautawney Public Schools Pennsylvania J. H. Hughes Ware Equitable Aid Union Equitable Aid Union Odd Fellows’ Hall Hubert Miss Menges Miss Ada D. C. McCutcheon F. W. Weddle Pitteburg Irene O. Scott McKeesport Cordie Lotta Hart Edith Coffin Mildred Houston Y's Blacklick Mrs. Falls New Castle Dr. Bell Easie Sarver Lena Thompson Pry Luis Jacksonville John Gilmore Mellie Reed Homer Wm. Neal Center Township Ella Laughlin Albert Laughtin Calvin Hosack Blairaville Stella Dixon Lewisville Nora Hazlett H. H. Scott Mr. Scott Joe Rager Neal Will Neal Rose Atkinson Saltaburg Sylvanius Ferguson David Shelocta David Ferguson Dave J. ©. Moore Ewing Matthew Ewing Anderson’s William Baxter Lewis Neal Billy Blalesville Seminary Hall Ella Gormley Johnstown Feit John A. Grinford North Livermore Lindy Ladies’ Aid Society M. E. Church Armory Hall Tarday Marie Craighead H.H. Johnston Annie Lewis A. M. Hammers A.B. McCormie W. W. Weaver W. A. Ahneides G. A. Allison New York Iwo. A. Scotr Staten Island J. B. Pono Nye & Riley Wall Brothers Pire Jennie Smith Washington Township Marshall & Kline J. H. Brilharts Anihien Cen Pere Ee Ra Alamof Cme Pownze Co Z.y Colematic Marshall & Eline Dlemiote Afi Wii Sheelt & Hiliee
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