Local notes from Indiana newspaper district update
Home and nearby towns report visits among residents from Glen Campbell to Chambersville. Ice work and sleds highlight winter activities, with several indiana visitors and local exchanges noted. A protracted meeting continues in Brushvalley as residents attend events and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Dailey
Milton
Glen Campbell
Bay
Sell Stear
Chamberavilla
Shooktown
J. Clay Kimple
Chambersville
Harry Oberlin
Richmond
Will Fleck
Marion Center
D. C. Leasure
M.J. Steele
Jacob Groft
Frank
Kellysburg
William Schurr
Louie Bell
Near
Gilpin
Poster Lightcap's
J. R. Frederick
Fred Dilts
Dixonville
Wm. Frederick
Georgeville
James Frederick
Onberg
Ernest Wilhelm
Rosy Risinger
Indiana
Mattie Long
Kayne Church
Myrtle McKendrick
Scarlatina
Jay Gibson
George Nibert
William Faith
Tanoma
Brushvalley
Homer City
John Evans
Wm B. Overdorf
Pittsburg
Cyrus Buchanan
Jessie Myers
Henry Myers
Prevention and Cure for Pneumonia Promoted by Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
An old advertisement touts Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as a preventive and cure for pneumonia, citing personal testimonials from JOHN HENRY of St. Joseph, Larry, and others. The piece mixes product pitches with local notes from Conemaugh, Dixonville, Creekside, Clyde, and surrounding areas, mentioning residents, visits, church events, sleighing, and sales in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Iftees Baes
Atteck
John Henry
St. Joseph
Unclear Names Amid Fragmentary Local Listings
Fragmentary OCR text lists numerous person names and place tags such as Cherryhill Conemsaugh Gray Grant Green Indiana Jacksonville Marion Center Mahoning Wheatfield Ravoc Washington and Wheatfield West with several initials and surnames, lacking context or actions. The readable items resemble a directory or roster rather than a complete report or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacklick
Daniel Howard
Blairsville
F. M. Alters
Brushvalley
Albert Altimus
James Knox
Center
W. W. Bracken
Cherryhill
Joseph Holsapple
James Lydick
Green
T. P. Stephens
Indiana
A. F. Zeigler
Ira Myers
J. Ll. Orr
Jacksonville
W. G. Lowman
Montgomery
James W. Hazlett
Pine
J. A. Brown
Salisburg
H. E. Newry
Washington—&. C
Armstrong
John G. Anthony
Banks
James Radcliffe
John Gray
Cyrus Stauffer
Harry MccAnulty
T. G. Murray
David McCormick
George Burrell
Walter R. Pollins
C. D. Ferguson
Dance
Harry Hess
Senter
Ha McCreery
Sherrytree
C. A. Grumbling
Sherryhill
F. L. Mench
Conemaugh
Telford Manners
George McPhilany
Grant
Barkley
A. W. Minser
J. R. Biss. Green
David Ober
John W. Patterson
S. N. Moorhead
R. D. Hetrick
J. J. Ohara
J. E. Hassinger
Harry H. Brilhart
John
Hastings
David Mullen
Alex Irvin
Mahoning
North
John Hoop
William Mottarn
Mahoning East
Jacob Walker
Mahoning, South
Bert Kinter
John R. Stew
A. L. Deal
Conemsaugh
Frank Kelly
William of. Gray
George R. Kinnan
A.learn
Frank Napp
Glen Campbell
J. T. Kane
Frank Griffith
W. H. Anthony
O. W. Rink
William McKee
Wallace Rowley
Marion Center
J. 7. Wella
Henry A. Smith
South
W. B. Lydick
West
C R. McCullough
W. Long
G. D. Ornuer
Ravoc
Ike Saltshore
Johnn Martin
Washington
M. G. Fisher
Wheatfield
Fast
Singer
John R. Swartzwelder
Wm. Alexander
White
Michael Kaufman
Grifith
Samuel Hilands
Isinger
Kk. Urey
Philip Bowers
Blairaville
J B. Carlin
S. $. McCreery
Samuel Ferguson
Freeman Wilkinson
Albert Henry
John M. Mack
W. Runyan
J. M. Wylie
Burrell
M_ L. Libengood
Harry Carson
Giles L. Stephens
Johnston Moorhead
D. J. Bra
William A. Hauxhurst
R. T. Agey
Milton Foust
Robert Fry
Young
K. T. George
Harry Lewis
T. Campbell
R. C. Brady
Sale notice for James G Walker assignee auction
Cash upon confirmation of sale on Monday March 7 1898 or within 20 days thereafter. Sale conducted by J L Stear Auctioneer. James G Walker Assignee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Indiana County
J. G. Walker
Joseph F. Henry
Maggie Henry
Peelor
Indiana
J. L. Stear
James G. Walker
Clean Sweep in Dry Goods Offers Bargains
A Dry Goods sale features $1.00 French Serges at 59c and 50c wool Henriettas at 25c. All wool greens serges at 25c and other fabrics from 3c to 69c. Includes blankets, silk mufflers, gloves, caps, and overalls with marked reductions. Limited bales available at these prices.
Ladies Wrap Department Half Price Coats and Garments
In the Ladies and Children's Wrap Department bold price cuts are offered. $12 silk lined coats drop to $5, $7.50 stylish garments to $4.25, $5 coats to $2.98, children’s coats for ages 4 6 8 10 12 at half price, and $6 coats now $3 with other reductions to $1.00.
Men and Boys Suit Department Sale Prices
The store offers a wide range of men and boys suits and pants at deep discounts. Men and Boys' Suit selections include wool and cotton options with prices cut from regulars up to 9 dollars down to 3.79 for young men. Trousers and pants across wool, cottonade, and cotton lines are now marked down to 2.50, 1.19, and 0.69 respectively, with various sizes and shelf conditions noted.
Ladies Wrappers Sale Prices at Clean Sweep
Prices for ladies wrappers include $1.50 and $1.25 qualities at 99e, with $1.00 and 88e qualities at 79e. Clearout sale highlights affordable options from Clean Sweep.
Men's Furnishings Sale of Odd Lots at 59 Cents
Men’s Underwear odd lots offered at 59 cents, regular 50 and 60 cent items. Comet Flannel Night Shirts on sale at 59 cents, normally 75 cents. Limited time in the department.
Overcoats sale prices in men's storm and dress lines
Readable ad copy shows discounts on men’s storm overcoats priced from 8.79 to 6.79 and dress overcoats from 6.79, with heavy storm overcoats now 2.49. Regular prices listed include 15.00, 12.00, 9.00, 8.50, and 3.75.
Boys and men coats on sale at reduced prices
Local retailer cuts prices on boys overcoats for 4 to 12 years and men’s fine dress overcoats. Children’s coats now 98c to 1.50 with former prices up to 4.00. Men’s coats reduced across the board showcasing top styles.
Ladis Departments Clean Sweep Underwear Sale
Ladis departments advertise a clean sweep sale of all odd lots of Ladies and Children's underwear. Promotions include 79 cent lined fur top Kid Gloves, 29 cent cashmere fleeced lined gloves, and children’s wool mittens at 3 to 15 cents. Shop to take advantage of reduced prices.
Bargain shoe sale in Ladies and Children's footwear
A newspaper ad lists deep discounts across shoe categories for ladies gents and kids. Kangaroo and calf leather styles drop to 1.19 per pair. Misses and children sizes reduced. men's boots rubbers and polish items also heavily discounted with odd lots and half price leggins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Raven
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Elders
Allegheny
Thos. Hood
Forman Hood
Kari
T. M. McLaughlin
Eari
G P. Elder
Creamery Company
Thomas McLaughlin
Cree Hood
Edin Hill
John Miller
Olivet
Iniana
D. W. Davis
Sheloca
A. J. Uncapher
Dave Carnahan
Shelocta
Cort Laney
Chester
James Zell
Levi Carnahan
Charles Learn
Cordie Hazlett
Amanda Lucas
Harry Edwards
J. O. Campbell
James Hill
Crete
William Wiggins
Green Township
Campbell
Thomas Wachoh
Parkwood
J. Q. Campbell
William Wilson
Creekside
Lulu Jytle
James Speedy
Edward Carnahan
Whitesburg
Jay Brickley
Elderton
W. W. Harbison
South Bend
Constable S. T. Gibson
Rayne Township
W. F. Walker
T. E. Hildebrand’s
W. I. Moore’s
M. G. Miller's
Francisco A. Severiano
Taunton
Masa
Isaac McLaughlin
Tunnelton
John Graham
Will
Alex
Squire Lowman
Alfred Hart
Overbrook
Kan
Irwin Coleman
Saltsburg
Calvin Miller
Maggie
Horace Hazlett
Ilders Ridge
William Dunlap
O. J. Shank
Winburne
Rowland
Denton
Twolick
Longwill
H. W. Black
James Boucher
J. L. Way
Alex Kinghorn
Elmer Borland
Elmer Shaffer
Plumville
John Frech
Thomas Craver
John Fisher
Creekside Hall Association
Edward Nesbits
M. L. Carnahan
Gibson & Muns
Clyde
Robert D. Mack
Culvert
S. P. Bennett & Son
Ars Pine
Alex Loyd
Benton Williams
Rayne
William Kimple
Sheloden
Alex McCracken
Blair Wilcox
Robert Bates
P. &. Trusal
Jas
M. Long
Clark Harmon
East
W. J. McFeaters
S. Dick
A. W. Campbell
Wm. J. McNealy
D. L. Martin
W. F. Elkin
Rea
John G. Henry
P. AL
West Mahoning Township
Pennsylvania
Robert McFarland
Samuel Fetterholf
Samuel Kerr
Robert Jordan
Fulbert Alrebrand
Kittanning
Punxsutawney
Smicksburg
Trade City
JOS. Horne & CO
SS. CO
Pepe
Boys
Penn Ava
South Fork
A. M. Hammers
Valentines
Stumpf
Ladis
Shoe Department
Cunninghaw’s
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