Names list from multiple localities and families
A compilation of numerous personal names grouped by towns such as West Lebanon East Wheatfield White Young and other locales. The fragment lists individuals with surnames and given names including Allison, Wilkheim, Fleming, Shields, Wallace, Campbell, Hammers, Kennedy, Hobaugh, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie BR. Wachoh
West Lebanon
Lower
Nevin G. Rose
Upper
East Wheatfield
Lest
Smith
Baker
Tillie Mack
Elder
Harvey H. Ling
Bluffton
R Brinton Sellers
Tomb
Anna Wallace
Shellark
E. Ray McConnick
Trindle
Dillie M Cunninghem
Hutchison
West Wheatfield
Milo M. Luther
Washington
Frank Ryan
Gamble
Flora
Rogers
Centerville
J. F. Lichtenfeld
Wallace
A. H. Snyder
Germany
H.G. Campbell
Ridge
A.W. Campbell
Campbell
Jerry St. Clair
Lynn
Letty McKelvy
India
W.M. Mack
Garfield
J. E. Campbell
Local Notes From Jacksonville Prof Lowman Hosts School Treats
Prof J C Lowman treated the school on Friday. Dr Shields and family occupy a new home. Residents attend Institute this week. Mrs A W Gilmore returned from Pittsburg. Miss Lillie Miller recovers from typhoid. Wm Lowman and Braddock family visit for holidays. Mr and Mrs Alex Mitchell join Pattison reunion in White Twp on Christmas day. Elsie McKee healing from collar bone fracture from playground fall. Harvey Cunningham moves from Young Twp to Dr Shields property in Jacksonville. Rev Stevenson D D of Pittsburg preaches four discourses at U P church during communion ending last Sabbath. Stevenson guest of Squire John Gilmour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Lowman
Pattison
White Township
Elsie McKee
Harvey Cunningham
Young Township
Dr. Shields
Jacksonville
Rev. Stevenson
D. D
Pittsburg
U. P
Stevenson
Squire John Gilmour
Aristocrats Fight in Ambrose Knockout in Third Round
The report notes a prize fight by two local aristocrats at Ambrose last Friday night, with the knockout delivered in the third round. Other items mention Theodore McGaughey moving into a new home and upcoming events at Bran don school and U P church hosted by Ladies' Missionary society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore McGaughey
Brandon
Ambrose
Free Methodists
D. W. Schreckengost
U. P
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Plumville Fire Company
Local notes from a small town gathering and visits
C F Ling plans to occupy a new house in spring. Mrs Robi Clark returns home after a two week visit. A hoax misled about twenty neighbors with firearms. Ling family visit Bellwood to stay with daughter Mrs Homer. Protracted M E Church meeting led by Rev A M Doak. Teacher H H Ling attends County Institute. Grangers hold apron social. social at John Nesbit's is a success. Andrew Gibson and William Wilson buy a new saw mill from H F Seanor. Rev Sweeny of Indiana to preach December 30 at 10:30 am. Jr C U A M Council held an open meeting on Saturday. Wm Barnett visits Homer City. J H McGuire completes a new blacksmith shop. Some petty thieves break into No 4 school house and steal supplies. Seven couples gather at E Norton’s in Cherryhill township for an evening social and the sole sung by Mr Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Ling
Robi. Clark
Morrelville
Brain
B. Ling
Bellwood
W. Homer
John Nesbit
Andrew Gibson
William Wilson
H. F. Seanor
Latrobe
Sweeny
Indiana
M. E
Jr. C. U. A. M. Council
Wm. Barnett
Homer City
J. H. McGuire
E. Norton
Cherryhill Township
Norton
Minerva Ferrier Visits Indiana and Local News
Miss Minerva Ferrier visits her brother A. C. Ferrier of Indiana. J. B. Siverd, a near town merchant, reports brisk business. R. L. Ferrier, a contractor, visited the county seat on Monday. Robt. Moorhead builds a drag rig for soon making shingles from logs. James A. McCoy greets neighbors with an amusing look, noting a girl is born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Ferrier
A. C. Ferrier
Indiana
J. B. Siverd
R. L. Ferrier
Robt. Moorhead
James A. McCoy
James
Local Christmas notices and business ads from 1894
Ed Carson and Dean Sawyer of Apollo visit families for Christmas. Church services noted with Presbyterians observing communion. Houtzdale and Osceola visits mentioned. Business items include cash-only policy by Mack & Ray of the Checkered Front, Pittsburg Commercial Gazette price changes, and extensive factory updates by J. B. Lewis Co. Boston. Also notices of a daily messenger service to Pittsburg and fresh produce at McMaster & Hood's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack & Ray
J. B. Lewis Co
Boston
Avon
Mass
Boot and Shoe Reporting Co’s
Market Prices for Wheat Corn and Hay in Pittsonia
Dec 4 market notes list No 1 red wheat at 57 58 cents, No 2 red 64 65c, No 2 yellow corn 47 48c, oats varied by grade up to 87 94c, hay prices around 11 to 12 dollars for timothy and clover mixes, wagons and packing hay priced 7 to 15 dollars. Livestock bids show light cattle receipts with steady prices, hogs steady with some value shifts, sheep prices fair but quiet, eggs and dairy prices including Ohio creamery and Swiss varieties all noted. East Liverpool PA listed as reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choica
Timothy
oUrrEk
Ohio
New York
New
Itmberger
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
East Liperry
Ehade
Wmedium Philatelphing
SEGA
Flour and feed prices in a 19th century ad note
An old newspaper ad lists FLOUR PRICES for TIDAL WAVE at $1.10 per sack, DOVEY RIVER at $1.00, and VICTOR ROLLER at 85 cents. It notes three grades and claims all produce good bread if handled properly. It also advertises feed prices: New corn 60 cents per bushel, various chops at $1.20 per 100 pounds, and bran and middlings at $1.00 per 100 pounds with ton rates available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Victor Roller
Holiday Greetings and Holiday Feast Merchandise
Extend hearty greetings and good wishes for Christmas and New Year. Pressing invitation to a Holiday Feast of merchandise for presents for Father, Mother, Sister, Brother or friends. Goods and prices suit all finances, with a note to remember the Worthy Poor. A few of the beautiful items on sale are described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
Lepletz
Royal Essex
Bohemian Crystal
Christmas Goods Catalog Promises Broad Gift Line
A print advertisement extols Christmas selections including kid gloves of various lengths, embroidered handkerchiefs, knit goods, home made ice wool shawls, furs with caps and muffs, capes, and a wide John Kelly Shoes line. It promotes coats, suits, and overcoats from New York makers, with prices from $1.50 to $25.00 and discounts, plus a $3 wool blanket and other wool items priced up to $10.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nettie Cling
Allison
Lola B.ie
Creekside
Jacob E. Ola Lewis
Red Lion
Jennie E. Wilkheim
Bell
Martha Fieming
Hanging Rock
C. C. Shields
Cribby
Alvin
West
Lebanon
Plumville
Buffington
Grangers
OX Berg
Taylorsville
Ed Carson and
Dean Sawyer
Apollo
Will Cramer
Edw
Brilhart
Altoona
Presbyterian Church
Wm. Mahaffey
Houtzdale
Osceola
Lewis Hay
H. N. Craig
Armstrong Township
Emma N Peterman
Pittsburg Commercial Gazette
Weekly Commercial Gazette
Commercial Gazette
McMaster & Hood’s
McMaster & Hood
William Sloan
Mr. Sloan
American House
McMaster & Hood's
David Ellis & Sons
Holiday Greetings
John Kelly
A. S. Cunningham
J. A. Loughby
J. A. Loughry
E. A. Pennington
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