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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1899

Page

8

Quay Men Are Firm Continues Verdict on Quay Reelection

A long continuation argues Senator Quay will be reelected, praising his service and denouncing opposing indictments as efforts to influence votes. It includes memorials for Eezien Altman, resolutions from Rock Bottom school, and a list of real estate transfers in Blair, Rayne, and surrounding townships.

Quay Senate House Watson Euyed Mersely United States Congress William A. Stone Eezien Altman Rock Bottom School Rayne Township Berten Altman Berten Meade Bucnannan Laura McMitex James Washington Mantha McEnnons H. Sell Freca Pearl Wingar Martin Fulmer Lauga Bucnsannan

Sabbath School Workers Meet First Indiana District Convention

The first Sabbath school convention of the Indiana district, including Rayne, Washington and White townships, convened in the Presbyterian chapel. Rev D M Kinter opened with devotion, followed by Rev Riedel’s address on district aims. Talks stressed reaching outside students, teacher qualifications, and district organization with new financial plans and officers elected. The event featured musical offerings and close with plans for ongoing district work.

Indiana Rayne Washinton White Townships Presbyterian Church D. M. Kinter R. Riedel Kellysiuig W. Guthne Lis Oroject Aim Spearlates C. E Barr Lewis Hay Riedel Ninter Harry Mahan Creekside Dr. Hall Hay Barr Guthrie A. T. Bell Kellysburg R. R. Riedel Sesson A. J. Furman The Baptist Church John Tomlinson Grove Chapel Olive Laughlin Lutheran Church 3. W. Guthrie

Recent Deaths Include Five Local Obituaries

RECENT DEATHS. Mrs Rachel Simpson widow of Thomas Simpson died at her home on North Sixth street Wednesday at 1 PM aged 77. She belonged to the M E church and funeral was Saturday at 1 PM at her home by Rev G T Reynolds. Interment Oakland cemetery. Julia Green daughter of late P D Green of Georgeville died near Reynoldsville Friday aged 7. Interment Marion Center after services at M E church Sunday. Samuel Yingling prominent Conemaugh township resident died Friday afternoon at 2 PM due to general debility. Interment Livermor Sunday. Barto Douglass son of Mr and Mrs Alexander Douglass of Beringer died Sabbath night at 10 PM of diabetes aged 18. Funeral Tuesday at his home. interment Stiffler burying ground near Beringer. Mrs Walter Kunkle Center township died Friday of pneumonia aged 45, survived by husband and eight children. Interment Creekside Sunday. An infant Blair son of Linus Buterbaugh of Deckers Point died Wednesday age 1 year 11 months. Interment Tayloreville Wednesday. George Cunningham son of Robert Cunningham of Glen Campbell died Wednesday age 21. Interment Burnside Friday. Mary Harrold 11-year-old daughter of Edward and Mrs Harrold of West Lebanon died Friday of rheumatism of the heart. Interment West Lebanon Saturday.

Rachel Simpson Thomas Simpson North Sixth Street M. E. Church G. T. Reynolds Oakland Cemetery Julia Green P. D. Green Georgeville Reynoldsville Marion Center J. M. Cogley Samuel Yingling Conemaugh Township Yingling Livermore Barto Douglass Alexander Douglass Beringer W. H. Armstrong Stiffler Burying Ground Walter Kunkle Center Township Creekside Blair Linus Buterbaugh Deckers Point Tayloreville Gegege Cunningham George Cunningham Robert Cunningham Glen Campbell Burnside Mary Harrold Edward Harrold West Lebanon

Infant dies in South Mahoning township from pneumonia

An infant son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin McQuilken of South Mahoning township died on Saturday from pneumonia at about five months old. At a James L O Neil Post 537 G A R meeting in Cockport Pa resolutions of respect were adopted paying tribute to comrade E L Butterbaugh who died, with mourning to be draped for 30 days. Sympathies extended to his family and minutes, newspaper publication, and a copy to the family were ordered. W H Muysaowerr E M Lypicx J M Ropney.

Benjamin McQuilken South Mahoning Township James L.o'neil Cockport E L. Butterbaugh W. H. Muysaowerr E. M. Lypicx J. M. Ropney

Deafness Cure Questioned by Catarrh Claim

Advert shows Hall's Catarrh Cure offered with a $100 reward for any deafness case caused by catarrh not cured by the remedy. Includes correction note on last week's death notice for David R. Carnahan and a brief theatre listing featuring the Barrow Sisters at Library Hall. Also notes a domestic help wanted ad seeking a girl for general house work with no small children.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo

Pamphlets Promoting Great West Rail Route

The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway offers free illustrated pamphlets about Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota northern Michigan and North Dakota. Send address to W E Powell General Immigration Agent Old Colony Building Chicago NL and request information about the preferred state with no charge for pamphlets or replies.

Great North West Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Co W. E. Powell Old Colony Building Chicago Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota Michigan North Dakota Great West

Indiana Markets Report Obscure Prices and Produce Lists

The Indiana markets listing shows butter and flour prices per item, and a long string of farm goods including peas beans cabbage and potatoes. Live stock quotes follow with cattle hogs and sheep prices reflecting a mixed market.

Igher Ag Leavy Anc

Why Not insure IN THE The cash dividends declared for 1899

The message reports cash dividends for 1899 totaling 2,913,635 dollars from Why Not insure IN THE The cash dividends declared for 1899. The assertion claims Why Not insure as the greatest company in life insurance with top offerings.

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