Loughby Co Promises Honest Wood Value
W. R. LOUGHBY & CO declares the quickest way to fail is mis-stating wood quality. They state they first verify intrinsic value of each article and then offer it at that value, no more.
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1895
Page
5
Unload and Unloading Drive Ongoing Sale Push
Unload and unload and unload are the watchwords as unsalable goods linger. The seller frames loss to gain and urges buyers to snap up the remaining stock amid ongoing clearance efforts.
Bargain Sale Cuts Prices on Mens and Boys Goods
Reduced from 20 percent to 0 percent, about 300 cats of men and boys clothing offered. Prices ranged from 25 to 50 cents, with items valued from 50 cents to three dollars.
Folding Price Range List Noted in Ad
An ad lists fractional price points and ranges from 50 percent to $5 worth $2 to $9.50, outlining multiple value tiers. The phrasing implies a sale or discount scheme with escalating values and corresponding costs.
Bargains Bargains Will Lead This Day’s Sales
Bargains will dominate today with advertised price cuts and special offers. Shoppers are urged to compare values across departments and seize time-limited discounts.
Strongstown Local Notes and Minor Incidents
Sheriff Mack requested the ballot box on Saturday. Miss Artemus visits her brother Will. K F Campbell and Son install a large boiler at their mill. A Buffington bear scare is explained as a mooley cow. M E Cameron of DuBois visits his parents. High waters halt C F Duncan’s grist mill. J B Lydick of Coalport returns home after a few days on business. Harry McCuse, McFadden mines laborer, injures leg in coal car accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Mack
Miss & A. Artemus
Will
K. F. Campbell & Son
Buffington
M. E. Cameron
DuBois
Findley Cameron
C. F. Duncan
J.B. Lydick
Coalport
Harry McCuse
McFadden Mines
Blacklick
Local Community Notes and Names in Armtrad District
Mr Thomas Anderson is at home again and many folks suffer sore throats. J C Cochran visited Armstrong county last week. Laura Wilkinson of Kent at her home nearby over Sabbath. Belle Carney of Eldersridge visited her parents Saturday. B R Coltebaugh and family visited John Campbell’s at Shelocta. Communion held at West Union DP church with Rev Littell assisted by Rev Stewart. twenty joined. Inez Stuchell of Indiana at her home over Sabbath. Alice Morrow back to Saltsburg after visiting here. D W Deeds and Herman Beyer, Indiana county teachers, visited home. Joseph Palmer of near here kicked by a horse, leg fractured. Josephine Andrews visiting father then Beaver College. Master Gibson Uncapher visiting father after staying at Newville. Grip and colds keep doctors busy. Joe Mack and Hope Stewart of Indiana visited last Saturday. Sleighing parties in Cockport. John Uncapher died last week at 77. apoplexy. Howard Buterbaugh and George Allison, Baltimore Medical College graduates, here. Horace Greeley’s advice remembered as many go west. D V Tomb ill. Joseph Cramer’s saw mill running full blast. G B Wakefield wears eight by ten smile. It’s a boy. McCoy & Tinkcom moved saw mill to Buena Vista. Tomb family convalescent from scarlet fever. Rev Doak to begin M E meetings at Heshidon next Sabbath. Armagh cornet band held a festival in town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Anderson
J. C. Cochran
Armstrong County
Laura Wilkinson
Kent
Belle Carney
Eldersridge
R. Coltebaugh
John O. Campbell
Shelocta
Inez Stuchell
Indiana
Alice Morrow
Saltsburg
D. W. Deuds
Herman Beyer
Indiana County
Joseph Palmer
Josephine Andrews
Beaver College
Gibson Uncapher
John Uncapher
Newville
Joe Mack
Hope Stewart
Cockport
Howard Buterbaugh
George Allison
Baltimore Medical College
Horace Greeley
D. V. Tomb
Joseph Cramer
G. B. Wakefield
McCoy
Tinkcom
Buena Vista
J. E. Tomb
Doak
M. E
Heshidon
Armagh Cornet Band
Special Excursions to Washington on Pennsylvania Railroad
Four excursion dates in 1895 offer trips to Washington D C with ten day validity and stopovers in Baltimore. Parlor and day coach specials depart Pittsburg at 8 05 and visit Greensburg Blairsville Johnstown and other points before Washington with dinner stop and return on any regular train within the limit. Tickets available at Union Ticket Office Fifth Avenue Smithfield Street Union Station and offices listed. for full info contact Thomas E Watt in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Limited
Pittsburg
East Liberty
Braddock
Irwin
Chionto
Connellsville
Scottdale
Greensburg
Butler
Indiana
Blairsville
Latrobe
Derrs
Johnstown
Cresson
Martinburg
Hollidaysburg
Lewistown Junction
Mifflin
Port Roya Newport
Duncanno Washington
Branch Point
Southwest Branch
Indiana Branch
Blairaville
Martinsburg
Altoona
Bedford
Huntingdon
Piat Union
Fifth Avenue
Smithield Street
Union Station
Thomas E. Watt
Pitteburg
TIDAL WAVE Sacks Attract Quick Buyers At Low Price
The offer touts a one dollar per sack deal with urgent language to buy now. It claims buyers can get in on the ground floor as limited time pricing will not last, stressing exceptional quality and a low bottom price.
From Stuttgart to Baden Baden on a German railway tour
The narrative follows a journey from Stuttgart through Carlsruhe to Baden Baden, describing vineyards, the Ducal Palace museum, and railway customs. It highlights the Oos river, Gothic bridges, the new castle as Grand Duke summer residence, and Bath houses named for royal family members. The piece notes gambling halls, promenades, and the inviting climate drawing rich visitors, with a closing anecdote about a Copenhagen cyclist and a historical note on the Battle of Tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuttgart
Carlsruhe
Marbach
Schiller
Grand Duchy of Baden
Germany
Qos
Baden Baden
Oos
Oos Station
Europe
Friederichsbad
Strassburg
Wa. J. Gompers
Gold Leaf Flour Promises Quality at One Dollar Per Sack
Mack & Ray of the Checkered Front promote Gold Leaf flour as the best Minnesota hard spring wheat patent flour with each sack guaranteed for one dollar. Also noted is Union Pacific Harvest Excursion tickets sale from January 15 to twenty days after, with fare details via S A Myers and R Tenbroeck. A car load of oil arrived at the Checkered Front, plus White's tensorial parlors offer a clean shave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Mack & Ray
Union Pacific System
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
S. A
Ferguson Block
Pittsburg
American Tea Company Review Highlights Trustworthy Goods
The American Tea Company represented here by Mr. E. W. Griffith earns favorable notice from citizens. A long established firm, its goods are said to give perfect satisfaction, if continued under such steady patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tea Company
E. W. Griffith
Death notice and goods price note from Checkered Front
On January 5 1995 Andrew Orr of White town ship aged 64 years 11 months and 19 days. Farewell dear father rest in peace. Two car loads oil and salt received at the Checkered Front this week. Salt a whole car load received. Wholesale and retail prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Orr
White Township
Father
Eye Specialist to Visit Dental Office on January 11
Dr. Little, the Eye Specialist, will be at Dr. Churchill's dental office Friday January 11 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. A scientific examination of the eyes and glasses furnished is required with intelligent advice on how to use the eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
Churchill
Connellsville Mountain Water Steam Laundry Ad Trade Spark
The Connellsville Mountain Water Steam Laundry claims one of Indiana’s largest trades and finest work at reasonable rates. It offers a trial order to win a permanent customer, free repairs on goods, and delivery service via W. C. Evans, Agent, Indiana House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connellsville Mountain
Eye and dental clinic event announced for January 11
Dr Little the Eye Specialist and Dr Churchill's dental office announce a combined clinic on Friday January 11 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Intelligent advice available if required.
Checkered store adopts cash only policy
Mack and Ray, proprietors, announce they have dropped credit and will sell for cash only starting December 26, 1894. They claim the ready pay system saves customers money on each purchase and ask patrons to favor this policy, noting continued exchange of goods for country produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack & Ray
Weight loss claim with unproven remedies advertised
An advertisement promises 12 to 20 pounds weight reduction per month without changing habits using liquor morphine and Landsman hale care and a red nose remedy. It claims insomnia cures and offers a free box with each order, directing readers to a Brooklyn mailing address for the alleged product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patna
Brooklyn
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. R. Loughby & CO
Renee
Ien
W. R. Loughry & CO
Strongstown
Parkwood
West Union U. DP
Littell
Stewart
New Florence
Church
Plumville
Cook Port
Armagh
Washington D. C
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington, D. C
David Ellis & Sons
Penn Roller’ Mills
Copenhagen
Lyngby Church
Waldemar
Marie
Prince Waldemar
Princess Marie
Handelstidningen
New York Sun
Tours
Charles Martel
Mr. R. Tenbroeeck
Eastern Agt
Broadway, New York
White
California
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Utah
S. A. Myers
Pittsburgh
R. Tenbroeck
Gen’l Eastern
Broadway
New York
Castoria
Cestoria
A. S.C
Adjutant General
State of
Pennsylvania
National Guard
Harrisburg
Indiaana
Cunningham’s
Philadelphia St
Katie Rosengren
Ulster
Penn
The
Breators
Hood
C. I. Heod & Co
Lowell
Mass
John P. Elkin
Obesity
New Samy
Philadelphia
Chicago
Herman Cohen & CO
Fifth South Street
Phindelphie Pa
TWE
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