List Drawn to Serve During March Term of Court 1903
The document lists jurors and alternates for the March 1903 term of court, detailing assignments by township or district. Names appear for Monday sessions beginning March 2, 1903, with multiple weeks and numerous communities such as Armstrong, Blairsville, Cherryhill, Glen Campbell, Mahoning, and others. Sessions cover three weekly blocks with Second and Third Weeks commencing March 9 and March 16 respectively, listing jurors and associates from communities including Indiana, Homer City, Marion Center, Pine, White, and Reynolds additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
J. Clark Fleming
Blacklick
Bennett
Blairaville
A. G. Stewart
J. T. Henry
Brashvalley
J. W. McNutt
W. C. Conningham
Center
John A. Graham
Cherryhill
Thomas Shellite
Harry Fairly
Glen Campbell
B. V. Ginter
C. W. Mey
Green
Wm. Ober
John Napp
Todians
Isaac Griffith
Mahoning
North
George Gourley
South
Bert Schrecengost
W. A. Hamilton
James N. Cochran
Harry T. Lukehart
Montgomery
Blair Hess
Rayne
Martin Wiseell
Washington
Myer Young
C. 0
Neal
G. P. Taylor
Banke
William Harklerood
Blairsville
J. P. Lintner
Martin Vwil
Amen Bane J. Walters
Samuel Anca
Joseph FE
Coalmer
James Fry
Grant
Charles A. Palmer
George Hamilton
J. E. MacQuown
John Stiffier
J. N. Zips
Homer City
Edward Ston
Indiana
A. A. Sloan
William A. Herron
James A. Creesman
D. W. Simpson
H. Lichteberger
Jacksonville
W. H. McKee
Esat
John Sloniker
Jacob Bartholomew
Mehoning
H. M. Zimmerman
Thomas Willard
William B. McGarn
West
John J. Neal
George E. Kennedy
D. H. Barrett
David Etkio
Marion Center
James Hastings
Mechanicsburg
George S. Buchanan
Pine
William Sides
William Williams
Saved Her Good Life By Dr King’s New Discovery
A Pleasant City mother recalls her three week old chubby boy nearly fading from prematurity like illness. A terrible cough worsened despite weeks of medical care until Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption cured him. The ad notes satisfaction guaranteed with trial bottle free and prices 50c and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugherty Bros
Indians
Wm. L Moore
Homer City
L. N. Park
Marion Center
Tour to California by Pennsylvania Railroad Special
The Golden Gate Special departs New York and Philadelphia February 19 for California via Cincinnati New Orleans San Antonio and El Paso with Mardi Gras in New Orleans. A return itinerary departs San Francisco March 28 reaching New York April 6 with stops in Salt Lake City Glenwood Springs Colorado and Denver. Rate 275 from all points east of Pittsburgh including railroad transport side trips and berths meals. hotel not included. For details contact ticket agents or W Boyer Assistant General Agent Broad Street Station Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pemnerivesio Railroad
W. Boyn
Broad Bizest
Paneselph
Valentines All Kinds and Prices at Ball's Book Store
Valentines offered in wholesale and retail lots at Ball's Book and Stationery Store with varied prices and varieties highlighted for shoppers seeking gifts and cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball’s Book and Stationary Store
Tea Root Carvings From the Orient
From the Grand Hotel Yokohama to the Far East, tea root carvings are described as a thriving industry in Fucchau. Masters shape two piece figures from roots and trunks, with pedestals ranging from mushroom forms to multi legged bases, often satirical or humorous in depictions of saints warriors and animals like buffalo, tiger, unicorn, elephant and dragon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Far East
Fucchau
Yokohama
Quang Ti
New York Post
Waterfalls as Shrines in Japan and Pilgrim Bands
The waterfalls of Japan are described as countless shrines visited by pilgrims who begin young and continue throughout life. Pilgrims travel in bands, carry banners, and stop at teahouses after small entertainments. The piece contrasts Japanese pilgrimage culture with lavish entertainments of French royalty.
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Japan
Comte d' Artois
Marshal de Soubise
Louis XV
From Colonial Rule to Modern Ceylon’s Cinnamon Law
A historical note recalls how over two centuries ago Dutch rulers in Ceylon made buying or selling wild jungle cinnamon a capital offense. The state claimed ownership of all plants, forbidding destruction or use even on a private property, a regime that later relaxed to modern times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceylon
Mystery Coat Hidden After Ball Incident
The dialogue centers on an overcoat missing after a ball. Simpkins questions Stuffer about the refreshment room, noting no other whereabouts during the evening. The exchange hints at a light, social mystery typical of a newspaper column or anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuffer
Simpkins
Fate's Injustice in the New York Weekly Parody
A satirical note laments wealth inequality as a wealthy suitor courts Miss Fullpurse while Mr Coupon is spurned, illustrating class tension with a witty courtroom of social finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nocash
Miss Fullpurse
Ihe
Mr. Coupon
New York Weekly
If you are fat be good natured Atchi gon Glabe
Quoted remark from Atchi gon Glabe advising that weight should not affect character. The statement frames fat individuals as deserving kindness and suggests goodwill as a social standard.
Recent Deaths in South Mahoning and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Hannah Wells of South Mahoning township died at 54 after a weeklong illness from gastritis near Plumville. Widow of James K. Wells, she leaves children David Charles Joseph Jennie George Mrs. George McMillen and Mrs. Clark Stiver, plus siblings and many relatives. Funeral at Mahoning Baptist church cemetery. MES. David Lewis of Bricksburg died aged 71 from heart trouble. Survived by husband and several children. member of Mahoning Baptist church for 50 years. Funeral at Smicksburg Lutheran church. Mrs. Emma Kiser of Latrobe died after childbirth complications at 28. funeral held in Latrobe. Her husband Frank H. Kiser and eight siblings survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Wells
South Mahoning Township
Plumville
James K. Wells
David
Charles A
Joseph
Jennie
George
George McMillen
Ambrose
Clark Stiver
Nebraska
David R
Abraham Pringle
Town
John Pringle
John Wright
Wilmore
George D. Skelly
Summerhill
Miller
Mahoning Baptist Church
David Lewis
Susanna Lewis
Bricksburg
Hezekiah
Smicksburg
Matthew
Joshua
Enoch Seger
Rossmayne
Smiley
Frostburg
Bert Bender
Hortons
John Clark
Verona
Mahoning
Frank H. Kiser
Emma Kiser
Latrobe
Elderton
Local notes from Rossmoyne and nearby towns
Martin Moore of Smeltzer visited old comrade Jacob Frantz of the 76th Regiment on Thursday. Dorabelle Diltz and Ina Frantz attended a singing at Georgeville led by Mose Work. A crowd of Smicksburg youths enjoyed an evening at Gus Smith's. Albert Brewer traveled to Glen Camp to see his daughter Myrtle. Bovard and Ellis of Marion Center were Rosamayne callers Saturday. Albert Etkin, Flat school's teacher, treated his pupils Friday evening. Maude Wilson spent Saturday and Sabbath with sister Lottie Byers. Clark Elkin of Smicksburg called on friends Saturday. Mr and Mrs Taylor Good of near Dayton visited Jacob Frantz Thursday. Misses Lula Davis, Lulavene Diltz and Guy Kime attended a social at Dry Knob Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bovard and
Ellis
Marion Center
Rosamayne
Albert Etkin
Maude Wilson
Lottie Byers
Clark Elkin
Smicksburg
Taylor Good
Near Dayton
Jacob Frantz
Lula Davis
Lulavene Diltz
Guy Kime
Dry Knob
The Church and the Times Meeting Report
The Indiana Ministerial Association met at First United Presbyterian church with Rev. Inskeep opening the session and Rev. G O Burns presenting a paper on The Church and the Times. A memorial on Rev. A M Telford was adopted. next meeting planned for February 16 at the Lutheran church with Rev. Dr. A J Furman to speak. Carney Bros buy Walnut Grove Dairy from Samuel Brandon and plan to expand with more cows to provide milk and cream. Milton C. Gemanill, Rose-Velasalve traveling agent, visited Indiana distributing samples of his salve in homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Ministerial Association
First United Presbyterian Church
Monda
Inskeep
G. 0. Burns
Homer City
Church
the Times
Telford
A. J. Furman
Mesers
W. H
W. W. Carney
White Township
Walnut Grove
Samuel Brandon
Carney Bros
Indiana
Milton C. Gemanill
Obituaries for Mrs Longnecker and Mrs Perry
Mrs Samuel Longnecker died at her Pittsburg home aged 65 and will be interred there today. She was sister to William Young and Mrs John Blakley. Mrs Jane Perry died Friday at Judson Perry’s Pine Flats home of pneumonia aged 80. her husband had died years ago, with funeral services Tuesday and burial in Pine Flats cemetery.
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Samuel Longnecker
Fannie Longnecker
Pittsburg
Jon Sabbath
William Young
Weet
Water Street
John E. Blakley
Buffington Township
Jane Perry
William Perry
Judson Perry
Pine Flats
Pine Flata
Accident at Sawmill Leaves Worker Cut on Hip Near Jackson
Clarence Rhea, working at a sawmill on the William Wissinger farm near Jacksonville, suffered a nasty injury when an ax in a coworker’s hand cut his right hip on Monday. Rescue efforts and medical attention followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wissinger
Jacksonville
Clarence Rhea
Sheriff Sales In Indiana County Court House
Writs of fi fa vend ex and leg fa issued from Indiana county court of common pleas authorize a local sale. No public vendue or outcry will be held at the court house in Indiana Pennsylvania on the stated date.
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Court of Common Pleas
Indiana County
Court House
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Foreclosure sale of multiple Indiana borough lots in Carter farm tract
Notice of sale scheduled for Friday February 27 1903 at 2 00 PM describes two lots in Indian S borough and two more in Fleming's addition to Indian Borough with detailed boundaries on Seventh Street Maple Avenue and alleys. Taken on execution for J L Nix Lev Fa 38 March Term 193. Sheriff Josiah Neal will require at least 100 dollars bid deposit unless a sole judgment creditor present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Sutton
B. F. Pitts
In- Sisak
Hak
Indiana Borough
Eat Offes
Indiana County
Seventh Street
Maple Avenue
Plos No
John W. Gutton
Carter
T. W. Thompson
J. L. Nix
D.E Towb
Josiah Neal
Sheriff's Office
Indiana
Monarch
Local Personal Moves and Hospital Nurse Travel
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS notes Misa Annie Faith leaving for Pittsburg to work with Fred Herlinger in South Sixth street. Mrs. Mary Fleming from Leavenworth Kansas visits, then heads to Bolivar to stay with Misa Dalle Easton. Virginia Hancock from West Lebanon bound home from Jumonville where she nurses at the Soldiers' Orphan School hospital. F. M. Kinter of Lawoure North Dakota visits sister Mary Ray and relatives in the county. he was born there but has long lived west. Distants who attended William Shields funeral include Rev. W. C. Weaver Homestead, Dr J K Weaver Norris town, Mrs James B R Porter Wilkinsburg, Mr and Mrs Charles McGaughey Conemaugh, and Miss Mabel Shields New Kensington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Annie Faith
Fred Herlinger
South Sixth Street
Pittsburg
Mary P. Fleming
Leavenworth
Kan
Bolivar
Misa Dalle Easton
Virginia Hancock
West Lebanon
Jumonville
The
Soldiers’ Orphan . School
F. M. Kinter
Lawoure
N. D
Mary Ray
Waterstreet
Mr. Kinter
William Shields
W. C. Weaver
Homestead
J. K. Weaver
Norrictown
James BR. Porter
Wilkinsburg
Charles McGaughey
Conemaugh
Mabel Shields
New Kensington
Building Boom At Indiana West End
R G Spence, leading contractor and builder, is at work with a crew on several nearly finished houses in the west end. Finishing work, porch construction, framing for new buildings, and wall framing are underway. He plans to add two more men and expects contracts to last through next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Weet End
R. G. Spence
Adam Wissel
Spence
Wood's Norway Pine Syrup for coughs and colds ends
A brief catalog style note praises Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup as soothing and healing for coughs and colds approaching consumption. It emphasizes its soothing effects and medicinal use as a remedy option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wood
King’s New Life Pills Sell Across Indiana County
Millions put to work as demand for Dr King’s New Life Pills grows in Indiana County. Advertises relief for constipation headaches biliousness and stomach liver kidney troubles. Sold at Wm I Moore’s Homer City and Park’s Marion Center drug stores and at Daugherty Bree in Indiana PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
New Life
Daugherty Bree
Indiana
I. Moore's
Homer City
LN. Park's
Marion Center
Both Nested on the Farm Weekly Paper Offer
The New York Tribune Farmer prints a 20 page weekly farm edition with every department illustrated. Subscribe to both the Tribune Farmer and the Procress for one year at $1.50 cash, mailed to any address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune Farmer
Rbs Autecribers
Tribune Farmer
Procress
Planing Mill Offer For Balang Materials By W R Daugherty
W.5. Daugherty operates a planing mill as a headquarters for balang materials. He receives yellow pine by car load and notes price increases from last year. He solicits orders for porch and veranda materials including columns spindles and other ornaments and maintains a full line of doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.5. Daugherty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indiana Progress
A. T. Moorhead & Son
Orrey, North Severth
Stkeet
Faust
Burrell
Harry Harkconn
John Comb
J. M. Orr
Simon B. Henry
David Wike
Jance Bement A
Miles Seger
Lewis R. Oonemsugh
Harlin Sadles
Oliver Lyon
James Hamilton
Howard Kerr
John Doty, Jr
Lewis Shank
W. J. Kunkle
Wim
Phil
John J. Martin
James G. White
R. F. Row
James K. Dick
W. J. Wilson
J. C. Peterman
James L. Paterman
Joseph MacNeel
H. P. Knanff
John D. Heitzenrater
Henry Elkin
John 8. Hamilton
J. C. Calhoun
E. F. Weaver
A. L. Guthrie
Henry Griffith
Reyne
Harry A. Edwards
Weingie
B. Longtfield
East
Joseph Cramer
R. T. Hutcheon White
Henry Moore Young
W. W. Coulter
W. ©. Fulton
California
Ence
the Church and the Times
Dr. Thomas
Jane Prery
Sheriff's Sales
J. B. Younkins
Phila
Siz
W.R. Loughry & Co
H, Sutton
Penna
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