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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1892

Page

4

Will you save us the trouble of mailing you a statement

The Indiana Progress asks subscribers in arrears to settle before January 1893. The plea notes that 1500 to 2000 statements remain and urges immediate attention to reduce the outstanding indebtedness.

Democratic tariff reform urged for measured pace

The Argus argues Democrats should pursue tariff reform with deliberation between Cleveland's inauguration and Congress, relying on experts and President Cleveland's counsel. It notes expected changes to remove duties on raw materials, reduce general tariffs, and shift toward a revenue basis without pursuing free trade, while warning opponents against an extra session. The piece also highlights progress in law and order, road drainage needs, and promotes Pennsylvania Railroad travel tours for 1893 including Golden Gate, Jacksonville, Washington, and Yellowstone trips with detailed itineraries.

Cleve- Sands Congress Clevelande Spd Europe Pennsylvania Railroad Company Golden Gate New York Philadelphia Harrisburg Pullman Jacksonville Eunny Evonth Reggies Treina Washington, D. C National Capital Yellowstone National Park Pennsylvanus Railroad Company Geo.w.boyd Gaston John Cobo Wm. Anderson D. H. Tomb G. W. Beadenhammer Maria Walker Daniel Walker Eva Widdowson Wm. Widdowson Andrew Orr John Orr Isersel Moore West Stahl Jacob Jacoby Jas. A. Dickey Frank Altinus Fouts Ruffner Montgomery Jackson Robert Cribbs Burton Clark E. Weiss Dan Waltemire John M. Kritzer Mary E. Saltgiver Margaret Fairman Grand Jury Court House Sixth Sixth Street Register and Recorder’s Office Cummins Archibald Davis Hoffman A. Myers John R. Wilson East Wheatfield Township Wm. Marks Maggie B. Marks Strongstown Libellant Mechanicsburg James Davis Wm. Rawson Blairsville Chestnut Street Geiser Manufacturing Co J. D. Stevens Harvey C. Emerick Anna Robert M Orin B Cecil Emerick John Emerick, Jr Canoe Twp Wm. H. Neal Dee’d James T. van Sere Adm John Yanhborn Wie Spencer Susquehanna Road Wm. L.hamilton Arch. Nichol Blacklick Road E. H. Buterbaugh James Herren Homer City Heshbon Nisi Jefferson Road Glen Campbell Said Road Jefferson Bridge Cush Creek Montgomery Township Said Creek Joseph B. McCauley Stewart Sides Charles B. McMullen Matthew Gamble George McCormick Daniel Repine Trade City James McClelland Conemaugh Township John Brown D. W. Simpson Wm. Eoterbaugh Wilkins Graceton Carnahan Thomas Com J. Wilkins Wm. Buterbaugh Fey- Shrew Hilaryfoung

Debating Demagogism by John Temple Graves in Georgia

A local critique of John Temple Graves's lecture on demagogism. The writer condemns Graves for linking Lee with Lincoln and Grant, questions patriotism, and urges northern readers to recall Civil War sacrifices rather than celebrate treasonous figures. Includes court news and Grand Jury details.

CY Joan Temple Graves John Temple Graves Georgia Shade Lincoln Grant Garfield Robert E. Lee Webster Lee Gettysburg John Teale Graves North Libby Andersonville Appomattox Grover Cleveland Dave Hill New York Henry Waterson Gordon Gen. Lee Grand Jury Commonwealth Wm. Butertaugh Edward Barr John Brown Stewart Sides Jacob Hardy James Oligher A. J. Wilkins Wim. Butarbaugh Henry Coy A. G. Coy Dr. Morgan & Co Rose Seltied. Com Frank Buterbaugh Surety of Graceton John R. Wideor Haat Wheatfield Lottie W. Wilson John Dickey Thomas C. Wilson Graegsburg Tunnelton Johnstown Walker Smith Audi H.L. Kinter Jona Kinter Roy H. L. Kinter John Kinter Com John Hogan Samuel McCurdy Jameny George Hawk James Sharrar

Christmas shopping in Indiana area stores spreads wide

Advertisers tout Hood’s Sarsaparilla and many local shops. Clark’s, Brilhart’s, Hildebrand’s, Mack’s, Lowry, Gessler’s and McMasters offer holiday wares from oysters and crackers to dinner sets, toys, pictures, silk goods, coats, lamps, candies, and fresh produce. Patton’s and J C Moorhead promote sleighs, hay, and farm goods. Smith and Truby highlight photos and gifts. Holidays basket goods and special prices entice teachers and families.

Hood Clark Brilhart Mack’s Hildebrand’s Tom E. Hildebrand Hu Truby Brushvalley Ps. Patton J. C. McGregor Brilbart W. M. Cunningham’s McMasters Gessler’s Smith’s Hinds Philadelphia Indiana Glass Works Alex. St. Clair W. M. Cunningam’s Geasler’s Clark's H. Truby’s Farmers’ Exchange Briluart Patton Hildebrand Indiana Leo Smith, Wilson & Son A. T. Lowry & Co’s Church Street Smith Cunningham Marvin W. M. Cunningham Vienna Alex Clair’s J. C. McGregor's Tom FE. Hildebrand’s Patton's A. T. Lowry & Co J. C. Moorhead Christus Gessler Miller Blafraville Easela—Smith J.C. Moorhead Gus Boate Dr. Buil J. A. Johnston’s A. 8 Cunningham's Gesslers Truby’s Geseler’s C. A. Gessler Little Dr. Churchill J. C. Moorhead’s J. A. Johnston Smith's Alex. St. Clair’s M. McMaster’s J. A. Johnston's Wilson & Son A. S. Cunningham's H. Truby Brushvailey Hildebrand's Victor Mack's F. J. Johnson W.M. Cunningham W. M. Cunningbham’s Wilson's Kuvine & MyLust

Holiday Dress and Gift Sale Offers Wide Selection

Holiday greetings promote giving over receiving with sales on dresses from five to ten dollars and yard goods. The ad touts handkerchiefs, embroidered items, and a large Umbrella assortment to suit any gift idea. A Gloria Silk umbrella with wood handle priced at 1.25, valued at 2.00, and overall price range from 1 to 10 dollars.

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