DIRECTORY. THE COURTS. ARTS FOR INDIANA CUCNNE AKS AS
Directory entries list judges, council members, schools officials, constables, clerks, and municipal roles with names and locations such as Greensburg Pa Sunlton Pa and Indianapolis. Items include second and third Mondays for court dates and associate and adjutant judges, reflecting a historical local government roster.
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Indiana
Guntimer
Logan
Greensburg
James S. Nesbitt
Indiana Branch Railroad Schedule and Local Meetings
Daily passenger trains depart Indiana at 7:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., arriving Blairsville and return points at 11:30 a.m. and 7:05 a.m. The report lists connections to Allegheny City and Blairsville via timetables, with weekly variations. It also records church services, lodge meetings, and fraternal notices in Blairsville and nearby streets, including Rev. meetings in North Clymer and Water streets venues, plus Odd Fellows and G.T. lodge meeting times.
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At & A
Indiana
Blairsviile
Bintreville
Allegheny City
Blairsville
Iitex
Moco
Il P. Wa
Timbe Zolag
PaLstereniay—Gno Church
Salybeth Wehgal
Orhoek
Aenan-Ua
Clymer Street
Tenlas
Gu Church
Foes
Beiscaral
Water Street
Ser
A. P. Legnerd
Unk Street
Tegular
County News Highlights and Local Notes
A county newspaper fragment recounts the MOE church revival ongoing, plus various local items. It notes tax measures, hotel leasing changes, a Kearny post meeting, and railway and lumber activity. A house fire near White Top damages property with over $200 loss, and editorials critique a rival paper’s inside. Counterpoints on local disputes, a West Indiana party, and notices of sales, deaths, and conventions are included.
Blairsville Episcopal Church Reopens After Repairs
The Blairsville Episcopal church has been extensively repaired and modernized, with a rebuilt exterior, removed locust trees, a new fence, and a pipe organ valued at about eight hundred dollars. Re opening services are planned for next Sabbath the 28th, with Rev Page D D of Allegheny City delivering the sermon, and daily services to follow. A local con artist case is reported involving John Howard, a quarry employee who was duped into handing over money and belongings. The article also notes public concerns about a nearby shop contributing to vice and a report on generous railroad relief fund contributions totaling 39163.88 and a marriage in Bloomington between Jacob Altman and Ada Kerr with local celebrations.
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Mr. Eprron
Bfcaserger
New York Weekly Tribune
Afessenger
Tribune
Messenger
Campbell Street
Page
D. D
Allegheny City
John Howard
Howard
Blairsville
Natrona
Mr. Howard
Jacob P. Altman
Ada A. Kerr
James Leaton
Bloomington
Market Street
A. B. Scott
Samuel Ray
Geo. Ray
M. B. Altman
Triece
W. P
Human Body Facts And Spiritual Reflections
A long excerpt blends scientific figures about the human body with religious meditation. It notes counts of bones muscles digestion heart and blood flow, lungs air exchange, brain weights, and nerve estimates, interwoven with calls for humane schooling. It cites church meetings in Marion and a plan for a multipurpose playroom school room to reduce six hour school days.
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Marion
William Cunningham and Miss Rachel Latham United in Marriage
An item notes the marriage of William Cunningham and Miss Rachel Latham at Wilkinsburg Pennsylvania the day prior. They received ten dollars in greenbacks and twenty cents to pay the torch carrier. The couple left rejoicing on Leap Year morning.
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William Cunningham
Rachel Latham
Ladin Seminary
Wilkinsburg
Washington Home and Lossing Book Featured in Rayne Township
A Keen look at Lossing’s The Home of Washington praises its lifelike portrayal of George Washington’s domestic life. The piece extols bold illustrations, reasonable price, and subscription-based publishing while urging local orders from Rayne township residents.
Markets Note From Philadelphia Trade Desk
Markets brief records scattered items from Philadelphia markets including dried apples and peaches with vague figures, and several cryptic abbreviations. The note lists Beesway buy and mentions salt, oats, and oils in a terse OCR fragment.
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Hatus
Broad-award Wipes Delinquent Subscribers With Sharp Quote
An exchange lampoons delinquent subscribers with a biting remark about pardon. The speaker mocks hypocrisy by noting varied sins from borrowing and stealing to swindling a poor printer, concluding repentance and forgiveness seem unlikely for such conduct.
Cunningham Bros Offers Cheap Goods in Indiana Market
Advertiser claims Cunningham Bros offers the cheapest shawls and boots, with new goods priced low. Also seeks 10 tons of choice buckwheat flour from J. C. Moorhead by December 20, 1871, noting highest prices paid in cash.
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Cunningham Bros
J. C. Moorhead
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Bcrgess
James Turner
OuexMpx Council
A. M.stewart
A.C. Broughler
H. K.sioun
Adam Kuw
K.P. Hildebrand
A Smith
S. A. Douglasy
Clerk
Schgol Uimectuhs
James P. Carter
A.W. Taylor
al W. Wilson
Af. Clark
John $. Tompson
Samuel McCartney
Hugs ConsTaBle
J. J. Sherman
Costable
John Weir
Indiana Branch Railroad
Brookville
Tages
Munday
O’elock P. Wi
Odd Fellows Mall
Marydinie Hall
G.T
County News
MOE
Suc. Nee
Ilon
Simon Cameron
Congress
Irisis
Hted
Bomdil
Mr. Alford
Billy’ Alison
Kearny Post
Ropert Calwaun
Llutescaes
Harrisburg
Dixonville
N. M
Cherryhill
Manion
West Indiana
Norice
Gibson & Sutton
Gibson & Button
EvisHa Turner
Errattom
Jacob Stuchal
Twolick
Yellow Creek
Indianx
James Anderson
Philadelphia
Grand Army of the Republic
W. R. Black, Esq
R. M. Birkman
Meerny
Pennsylvania Central Railroad
Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Hymeneas and Musical
Cunningham
Dan
Egypt
Earth
Heaven
M. E
J. G. M'Henry
Sreif
Ryckman and Marshall
Robert Thomas
Exchange Hotel
Literary Advance
Rural New Yorker
Cincinnati Weekly Times
School Journal
Nationel Normaal
Clemmer Ames
Washington
Mount Vernon
Benson F. Lossing
The
United States
E. Hannaford & Co
James Parton
George Washington
Lossing
Rayne Township
P. W. Wassom
the Squire
Squire
Party of Progress
B. K. Jamison
Enq
B. K. Jamison & Co
Bankers
H.5. Thompson
L. St. Clair Thompson
Kellysburg
P. A
Indianas County
Mica Nanter's
Childrens Hoods Add
McQuaid Fluid and Co
Brillert &Co
Er Tadiana
Totick
dJohn Henderson
William Orr
John Henderson
Blairshire
Ilitectura
South Mahoning
Indiana County
Prapuxe
Cuntrse
J. Stuchell
E Wag’ On & Coach Shop
Plamnville
Jacob Stuchel
Bourd
Griffith J. Rowland
Jacob Keel
Robert Marshall
Shomas K. Rowland
D. C. Davis
Saiti Dee
W. &. Black
Campany
Focu
Wood
Household
Horace Greeley
Gail Hamilton
Thor
K K. Beecher
Dio Lewis
W. A. Hall
James Partop
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Brick Pomeroy
John G. Saxe
Gent. Kilpatrick
Petrelium V. Nusby
Prem
Methodist Home Journal
Iit
Courier
New Market
Canada
New York Times
Wood & CO
Newburgh, N.Y
Orphan's” Court
Frederick Buterhaugh
Susanna Repregie Dee
Praner
Ereysen
Sam,scanningham
Auisitor
Adam
Loubry’ & Sation
Thei
Cunpingham, Bros
Geopers
McAnpster
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