Fresh goods and notices fill the Indiana Progres
A wide array of catalog items and local notices fill the Indiana Progress including fresh candies at Clemente's, canned seafood, evaporated fruits, 100 bushels clover seed, rent and house ads, farm and real estate notes, legal notices, and social events. Local visits, theatre, church, and railway items mix with editorials on public works, health tonics, and regional trivia.
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Progress
Noah Adler
Main Street
Philadelphia
Joln Watson
Pittsburg
Sara Moorhead
New Florence
Bert Moorhead
Johnstown
Clements
California
Frank Douglass
Indiana
Greensburg
Washington Exercises at the Indiana Public School
Washington exercises conducted in Indiana Public Schools showcase student programs celebrating the national figure. Room No 3 featured a monument of Washington on the board, while High School and Junior No 7 rooms delivered history, youth, education, and leadership themes. Principal J B Woodruff praised the overall effort. Funeral report notes Black lick township loss of Gawin Compton who left legacy through church benefactions to Hopewell M E Church.
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Indiana Public Schools
Washington
Hopsie Miller
J. S. Fisher
Edith Young
Willa Ross
Eva Agey
Charles
Blacklick Township
Gawin Compton
Compton
E.C. Compton
M. E. Church
Hopewell
Henry Graff
Reider
Cochran
Harry Schurr
Pittsburg
Squire Hall
Kellysburg
Catherine McQuilkin
East End
Harry Condron
McKee School
Harry
Edward Ansley
Death notices for Thomas Caldwell and an elderly Whitewater resident
The notice reports the death of Thomas Caldwell of Jacksonville aged in his prime, died the 21st from typhoid fever leaving a wife and child, with several relatives ill. It also notes the death of an elderly Whitewater citizen aged 68 years 11 months and 3 days, a Presbyterian church member described as kind and intelligent.
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Niceley
Board of Pardons
David
Joseph Niceley
Jobstown Tribune
N. H. Down
Daugherty Bros
Allegheny
Monongahela
Ohio
Sam
Dr. France
France Medical Institute Co
Columbus
Thomas Caldwell
Jacksonville
White Two
Presbyterian Church
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Lift
Don’t fear illness yet avoid doctor care. The ad touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla as the cure for uncertain, uncomfortable conditions, claiming it lifts readers to good health, confidence, and cheer. It urges belief in the medicine’s potency for cases like yours, and notes a separate line about onion sets and a local shop.
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Hood
Local notes on new offices and town developments
Local correspondence notes Dr J Harding moving to Market Street and a new post office building nearing completion. It mentions railroad progress on Walnut Street, new leases and businesses, church activities, medical visits, and community events plus upcoming town improvements and plans for Kellysburg and Plumville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harding
Market Street
Walnut Street
P. J. Cole
P. Jobson
Latrobe
H. Q.graham
Homer City
U. P
Samuel Cunningham
Indiana
Samuel F. Hazlett
Blacklick
East End
Blairaville
Miller's Drug Store
Market and
Spring Streets
Robert 8. Davis
Maherville
Dr. Marshall
Mitchell property sold by A P George for spring occupancy
Local notes report A P George purchasing the Mitchell property with plans to occupy in spring. Mentions Scott Lukehart’s death from typhoid last Friday and burial on Sabbath. Various social items include visitors Misses Dilla Morrow and Orie Stenchell from Kellysburg, school notes, and community happenings in Plumville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. George
Mitchell
Scott Lukehart
J. P. Lukeshart
Dilla Morrow
Orie Stnchell
Captain Stuchell
Kellysburg
Plumville
Plumsville
R. Fisher
Indiana
Ruth
A Spring Tour to the National Capital via P R B R
The last tour of the season from Pittsburg to Washington leaves Thursday March 4. Tickets cost 9.00 from Pittsburg and lower from other Western Pennsylvania stations. Ten days validity with Baltimore stopover, usable on regular trains except limited express. A special car train departs Pittsburg 8 a m through to Washington. Return coupons valid on regular trains within return limit, excluding the Pennsylvania Limited. Rates are low and ample for a pleasant trip.
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Pittsburg
Washington
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Limited
Notice of sales and promotions in Indiana County markets
Undated notice lists ongoing bargains at wholesale and retail including dry goods, hats, caps and shoes. Assignee A S Cunningham of J Collins & Son invites inquiries about two farms in Brushvalley near Mechanicsburg for rental on favorable terms. Also promotes Oliver Hillside Plow, Ki INE's goods, Ellis Tidal Wave flour, and sale by Thomas Lowman of a Kentucky driving horse, buggy, road cart, and twenty West Indiana building lots on March 4 at 10 am. Penn Mill Elevator offers feed grain and mill feeds. plans to buy Oliver No 40 Plow at Exine's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Brushvalley Township
Indiana County
Mechanicsburg
W. T. Wilson
Indiana
Thomas Lowman
S. C. Hazlett
Clark Hannah
Joseph Hannah
Blacklick Township
Banks
W. H. Moot
John W Compton
East Mahoning Township
Valentine Brown
Adam Harman
Green Township
Sloan
George A. Diltz
James €. Diltz
North Mahoning Township
Jack & Taylor
S. R. Meanor
W. P. Meanor
Wm Meanor
Albert Jamison
William Jamison
Brushvalley
Cunningham
Silas M. Clark
John &, Hastings
Mary Porter
Daniel 8. Porter
Indiana Borough
James W. Wiggins
Robert Wiggins
White Township
Jacob Fry
FR. T. Pollard
George Fry
Washington Township
St.Clair Munshower
John Munshower
Daniel Mu
Carlotta Davis
Murray
Foster W. Davis
Hannah Walker
Adi
T. K. Walker
Thomas Griffith
Jacob Ressler
East Wheatfield Township
Joseph Holsapple
Wm. Moorhead
Cherryhill Township
Joseph Ober
Frank Rice
Eliza Rice
Ruftner
James Martin
Mary M. Weaver
Banks Township
William Prose
John Brady
Israel C. Brady
H. F. Stear
A. W. Stear
C. T.A
Jacob Stear
Conemaugh Township
Cline
A. M. Harbison
H. Frank Campbell
Samuel Campbell
Armstrong Township
Wolfgang Vogel
Adam Ness
White Town
Ship
Mary J. Travis
D. B. Travis
Wm. G. Travis
West Mahoning Township
Samuel Lucas
Hood
Elizabeth Fetterman
William Fetterman
Greene Township
Sophia Shults
Guy W. Shultz
Jacob Shultz
Buffington Township
John Fee
Margaret Duncan
Stewart
Wm. A. Kennedy
George W. Wray
Wm. Trindle
Sarah E. Stewart
W. B. Stewart
Armagh
Cunningheam
J. F. Altman
John E. Altman
Blairaville
Wiggins
Wm H. Herlinger
Frank K. Herlinger
M. T. Steele
Cora McQuown
J.H. McQuown
South Mahoning Township
Norman MccQuown
J. H. McQuown
W. T
R. ¥. Eldes
Robert Elder
Young Township
A. L Sutton
B.M. Sutton
Center Township
Mary Hook
Rosanna Koifiine
G. W. McConaughey
Robert McConaughey
E. J. Mildren
H. G. Milliken
Thomas Milliken
Barrell Township
A. B. Clawson
Benj. Clawson
Marriages Listed in Grant Township and Nearby Areas
Notices record marriages by ministers John Farnaworth and J Day Brownlee in 1891 and 1881 linking Cochran Frampton Adameen Thompson Sharp Rupert marriages. A Castoria advertisement section follows, noting its use through a woman's life stages with a misspelled product name.
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John Farnaworth
Cochran
Maggie M. Frampton
Grant Township
Indiana County
J. Day Brownlee
Grant Adameen
Cascade
Iowa
Afisa
Lizzie Thompson
Marion Centre
J. A. Sharp
N.J. Rupert
Sheloca
It Is Hard to Keep House Without Them from 5 and 10 Cent Store
A brief list advertises household items sold at a 5 and 10 cent store including crank motion sifters five gallon oil can with pump earthen mixing bowls clothes wringers broom holders carpet beaters china nest eggs the new lift lantern carpet sweepers and hundreds of other useful items all offered at low prices.
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China
Commodity List From Market Inventory
A dated inventory lists items including 4 pounds coffee and 16 pounds sugar along with 13 pounds California grapes and various dried fruits. Also noted are evaporated corn and pie peaches cans, 4 pounds Q Q tobacco, and a line of 108 L.
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Castle Rock
Emma Rowe
Ed Saible
the Times
Byers
Ae Eee
H. K. Sloan
Rextt
Church Street
Railroad
J. B. Agair
Council of the Royal Arcanum
Manorville
Clemente
Eva Work
East Main Street
Homer
Sara Owens
du Quesne
Electric Light Company
B. M. Jack
Anderson Fowler
Elk County
Elk Democrat
Charlie Munshower
Indiana Lodge No. 124
Order of Scion
Oliver Chilled
Kinne’s
H. H. Steving & Co
Lovella Story
Oak Street
Derry
Henry Dorn
Marchand
Kate Rice
Indiana Normal
Jeannette
Maggie Ferguson
Pittsburgh
Gawin Gompton
Gilchrist
Philadelphia Street
Arnica & Oil
Gale
Gation Avenue
West
Callon Alex Gilchriet
Farmer's Bank
Julia E. Repine
Jesse Ferguson
Cel
George Woodford
Vediana
John H. Farrell
Cambria
Ron Co
Leslie Brilhart
Apollo
Michigan
James Edwards
Dixonville
Leechburg
Messenger
Knights of Temperance
Dr. Smith
J. L. Smith
Ligonier
George Cunningham
Detroit
Blairsville
Mr. Cunningham
A. 8
J. M
W. M. Cunninghaw
Thomas Hood
West Indiana
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Brander Matthews
Nineteenth Century Club
Matthews
Matthew
Edward Everett Hale
Murat Halstead
Miss Bisland
Cosmopolitan
State Supreme Court
Clarion County
Supreme Court
Layton
A. D. Sutton
P. R.R
R. R
Indiana Public School
Kline’s
Blais&ville
John T. Frey
West Penn Railroad
A. H. Norcross
D. D
Pittsburg Female College
Naugle
Duncan
Citizens Electric Light Company
Jay
P. Thompson
J. J. Lewis
Elder Morrow
Near Town
Laura Thompson
Mary Robinson
Will Thompson
Billy
Rob’t Cunningham
LcClair
Rob't McKee
Westmoreland County
Alex Graham, Jr
8. P. Marshall
Graham
Kellysbburg
Board of Trade
McAfoose
Kenlysburg
Effie Thompson
Clarion State Normal School
Frank Weamer
Shoemaker
U. S. Gov't Report
RAYNE
P. R. BR
A. 5S. Cunningham
J. Collins & Son
Oliver Hillside
Ki Ine’s
Ellis
Tixdal
Penn Mill
Oliver
Exine’s
Castoria
Abear
Casteean
Register’s Office
Orphans’ Court
the Farmers’ Exchange
Japan
Jelien
DRY Goods Department
Maslin
Lancaster Gingham
Avan
G. Orr
Corner Church
First Streets
Indiazay
Cash
W. M. Cunningha
W. S. Daugher
J. R. Daughles
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