Republican County Committee Meeting Notice 1882
The Republican County Committee will meet at the Court House on Thursday January 21 1882 at 1 PM. Full attendance is requested. Jxc T Bell County Chairman.
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1892
Page
4
The Republican County Committee will meet at the Court House on Thursday January 21 1882 at 1 PM. Full attendance is requested. Jxc T Bell County Chairman.
A Raftman Journal letter argues Judge Pennebaker’s decision would remove cide boards and champagne vaults from club rooms in the States, criticizing clubs for selling liquor to members without licenses and urging adherence to license law to curb evasions by all social circles.
A Green Township taxpayer writes to the Indiana Progress opposing a county Poor House. He argues care should stay local, warns about debt and taxation, and questions political motives. He urges paying existing debts first and keeping funding away from a new farm and Poor House.
Reports of civil cases including Fletcher and Pallet versus A P Baker over notes for a patent fence, West Mahoning township election petition, Bonner versus Baker for services and phosphate on a Buffington farm, sheriff sale matters for J C Moorhead, assignee real estate lien discharge, various stays and settlements, and court adjournments. Also an advertisement endorsing Hood's Sarsaparilla as a trusted blood purifier and builder.
A fragmented plea offers free prescriptions for consumption asthma and bronchitis crafts, plus various medical balms and tonics including Kemp's Balsam and Baxter's Mandrake Bitters sold locally. It cites real estate listings near Indiana and Philadelphia streets with multiple structures and 21 acres, plus farm items and local goods. An arrival schedule notes Harry Seanor at Clawson House Indiana Pa on the 22nd and 23rd inst for readings.
The letter describes arrival in Bombay, harbor views, a visit to the Elephanta Caves, Parsee Towers of Silence, and a tour of Victoria Gardens. It notes English influence, stark contrasts in dress, and street life with busy markets and crowded sidewalks as the party travels toward inland destinations.
A Philadelphia missionary party details their overland journey by train and ship, describing cramped accommodations, long waits, and heated debates over hotel service. They pass Avra, see the Taj Mahal-like grandeur as depicted, reach Sialkot after a long voyage, and begin learning the local language while preparing for field work among natives.
A letter by W T Anderson expresses thanks and apologies for a lengthy missive. He references plans to discuss observations in Pudia and Thahking, asks readers to remain interested in the cause of Williams, and signs sincerely.
Market notes list weekly corrected quotations from Farmers' Headquarters for produce and groceries including corn and wheat prices. The data covers Indiana markets and connections to Greensburg Blairsville Pittsburgh Western lines, detailing train times and shipments to and from Indiana, Blairsville, Greensburg, and Pittsburgh with regional transportation links.
Railway timetable fragment lists trains from Oil City and Emlenton to Kittanning, Pittsburgh, and West Penn Junction. Includes departures 6:30 pm, 7:40 am, 11:14, and 5:34 am, with arrivals at various hubs such as Junction and Pittsburgh. Indicates express and accommodation trains, specifies general superintendency and ticketing offices.
A notice states any person making a carh purchase totaling three dollars at the Farmers' Exchange will receive a free dinner at a top town hotel. The offer is valid until February 1, 1862.
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