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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1892
Page
4
A 1892 Indiana Progress column critiques patronage schemes and cabinet hopes, lauds Pittsburgh Gazette for reform stance, notes labor unrest and the New Orleans streetcar strike costs, reports Ex-Gov Henry Hoyt’s death in Wilkes-Barre, and mentions Yale Princeton game receipts and financier Jay Goun’s death in New York.
The Presbytery of Kittanning met in Leechburg on November 29 and 30. M F Nesbit and T W Hine were received as ministry candidates while D E Craig Anead was dismissed to Redstone. Rev N B Kelly Rev J Q A Fullerton and elder A W Wilson Jr were tasked to visit Edmor for church organizing feasibility. The assembly approved lay evangelist outreach and discussed vacancies and supplies with Dr S W Miller to report. Meantime Meesre H Townsend & Son advertised a remodelled flour mill in South Bend Pa offering roll and burr flour and custom work plus grain-to-flour exchange and cash payments.
The Countess of Aberdeen, famed as perhaps Britain’s closest to a perfect servant solution, will publish an article in The Ladies' Home Journal titled How I Keep My Servants. Hildebrand's offers new bookbindings to view, urging town visitors to inspect their line.
The term covers James Stevenson v Isabella MecCor mick over land in Banks township where title is claimed by Stevenson and a May 1877 sale dispute. Arthur D. Sutton of Penn's Railroad Farm stock losses after horses escaped and were hit by a train. George Wincheimer v James Barcley lurches on street crash. M E Brown & Bro v Frank E McGillick ice house collapse and cost recovery. multiple cases continued or settled. court adjourns with constables’ traffic and liquor witness notes.
Court admonishes citizens to condemn illegal liquor sales and supports constables under oath, while addressing public nuisances and road conditions in East Mahoning and surrounding townships. Grand jury urged to pursue election betting. various cases include divorce, property sales, and a horse stealing conviction.
The fourth annual meeting of the Pennsylvania State Music Teachers Association will be held at the Grand Opera House Reading on December 27 28 and 29 1892. It promises essays by eminent musicians, discussions, three concerts, two recitals, and a new orchestra of at least 40 performers with a 125 voice chorus to perform a cantata and Te Deum. Membership costs 1.00 a year granting full access to sessions and the annual report. Officers: Edward A. Berg President Reading and Edmund Woolsieffer Secretary Philadelphia.
A new Jr. U A M council No 475 is instituted at Glen Campbell Indiana County Pa with D B Williams as organizer and instituting officer. Officers include D A Buchanan H N Lewis J B Rhay James R Patrick I T Ryan J E Sundeland, James Buterbaugh, A A Hepburn, John Ruffner, T H Rhay and trustees H N Lewis D A Buchanan James R Patrick. The event links councils Nos 260 233 409 410 454 492 545 622.
White and Grey cotton sold at 1.00 and 1.25 per pair. Horse blankets priced from 1.00 up to 3.00 each. Traps offered at 0.75, 1.00, 1.15, and 1.25 each.
Yard wide Armure cloth eight cents per yard. Eider down flannel one hundred twenty three cents per yard. All wool flannel at twenty five thirty thirty five and forty cents per yard. Swan down flannel forty cents per yard. Thirty six inch serge eight cents per. Ladies whole leather one dollar per pair. Ladies Leather Tace seventy five cents per pair. Ladies Dongola heel and spring heel Patent Leather Tips and Plain priced at one dollar twenty five cents, one dollar fifty cents, two dollars and up. Misses Heel and Spring Heel plain and tipped from one dollar. Cork sole shoe for men only at three dollars per pair.
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