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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1898

Page

8

Deaths of Alexander Walker and others in Indiana County

Recent deaths recounted for notable local figures across Indiana County. Alexander Walker aged 83 died July 6 at his son Wilson M. Walker’s Effingham Kansas home after dysentery. Also noted are the deaths of John Caldwell, Henry Altman, Catherine Patterson, Jacob Shaul, Jacob Heasley, William Moses, Musetta Robinson, and infant Grace Hopkins, with brief burial and family details.

Alexander Walker Wilson M. Walker Effingham Kan Kintersburg Rayne Township Martha Speedy Hugh M. Speedy Conemaugh Township B. F. Speedy Johnstown A. T. Moorhead Shelocta G. Kelly Shelocts Livermore Kansas Walker Presbyterian Church Henry Altman Blacklick Township Marietta Cribbs Center Township William H John L Henry N Mary Rhodes Blairsville Henrietta Homer Margaret Catherine Patterson John T. Patterson Pittsburg Patterson Conrad Silvis Deckers Point George Riddle Jacob Shaul Jacob Shaui Garfield John Addie Loli Stiffy Free Methodist Church Zanhizer Germany Lutheran Church West Wheatfield Township Musetta C. Robinson John C. Robinson Buffalo N. Y William R Black Grace Murray Hopkins East Mahoning Township Mahoning Cemetery

Printers Gather for First Stick and Rose Fraternity Event

Town printers were hosted Friday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daugherty in Second ward. Guests enjoyed cake lemonade raspberries and cream in a garden setting. Daugherty, a printer, hosted with hospitality and marked the first gathering of the fraternity of the stick and rose.

Frank Daugherty Second Ward Daugherty Fraternity of the Stick and Rose

Communion and church notices from the Presbyterian church

Sabbath services saw seven joining the Presbyterian church while Christ church suspends July services and resumes the first Sunday in August. Rev. Dr. David Hall takes a vacation to September 1 but will preach next Sabbath. Dr. Leak of Pittsburg gave a patriotic address. Doxology sang to The Star Spangled Banner. Then a list of livestock shipments to Jersey City Salford East Liberty Rabns Lisfield and Rabns, Pa. Several names remain in Indiana Pa office as unclaimed letters. A camping party prepares to visit Armagh for two weeks.

Presbyterian Church Christ Church David Hall Leak Pittsburg

Local Youth Injures Hand Playing With Knife

Ted Miller, son of R. N. Miller, sustained a deep cut between the thumb and index finger while handling a knife on Monday. Dr. M. M. Davis dressed the wound, and he believes it will heal without disfiguring the hand.

Ted” Miller R. N. Miller M. M. Davis

Local Business Offers Cures and Cornet Band Reorganization

An ad sells a skin remedy guaranteed to cure eruptions with money back if unsatisfied, price 25 cents per box, offered by several Indiana area vendors. Separately, Indiana cornet band seeks reorganization with business support. a 9 o'clock court house meeting invites citizens to attend for leadership and men’s recruitment.

T. E. Hildebrand Indiana W. M. Moore Homer City M.G. Miller Blairsville Indiana Cornet Band Court House

Celery King touted for nerves relief and local notices

An elderly testimonial from Mrs. E. 8. Hatch praises Celery King for curing a long nervous head ache and constipation, with Daugherty TOS and Dr. W. D. Gates publicity. The town reports a Homer City nine clinching a baseball win over Indiana with a late rally, a helper sought for housework, and Clymer Water Co upgrades ensuring summer supply. ice, refrigerator delivery, and Chickamauga relief shipments noted.

Hatch Temple N. H Daugherty Tos

Westmoreland County teachers elected in Friday vote

In Westmoreland county election day, Indiana teachers were chosen for several schools. John F. Hammers named Larimer principal, Abbie Shroup Saltsburg assistant, Minnie Jones Hahntown teacher, Frank Cunningham Ardara principal, Ira Haskell Smicksburg Skellytown teacher, Clark J. Dickey White Township Darling teacher, Will Haskell Smicksburg Tarentum instructor, Jessie Cochran North Huntingdon teacher, Frank St. Clair Homer City re elected Manor assistant principal, Mary Caldwell hired Apollo teacher, James Lewis paralyzed last Sabbath but recovering. Bolivar board elected J. J. Hammond principal Cordelia Smith Ligonier Room 2, Lola B. Lewis Ambrose Room 1.

Westmoreland County Indiana John F. Hammers Larimer Abbie Shroup Saltsburg Minnie Jones Hahntown Irwin Frank Cunningham Ardara Ira Haskell Smicksburg Skellytown Clark J. Dickey White Township Darling Will Haskell Tarentum Jessie Cochran North Huntingdon Township Frank St. Clair Homer City Manor School Mary Caldwell Apollo Schools

Ancient Natchez Rebel Flees Death Law To New Orleans

In Natchez society the great sun and royal kin were bound by a grim custom of sacrificing members of the royal family and their spouses. Ettendeal defied the practice by fleeing to New Orleans, offering to serve Governor de Bionville as hunter, and avoiding execution by proving he was not present at the death ceremony.

Lkewise Louisiana Ettendeal Sung Mississippi New Orleans M. de Bionville New Orleans Picayune

Administrators Notice for Estate of Thomas Ray

Letters of administration on the estate of Thomas Ray deceased in Cherryhill township Indiana county Pa have been granted to the undersigned by the Register of Indiana County. Creditors are to make immediate payment and claimants must present claims properly authenticated for settlement. July 13, 1898.

D.b.n.c.t.s Thomas Ray Cherryhill Township Indiana County Register

Teachers Wanted In Two Townships Meeting Details

The Young township school board meets at Anderson school house on Friday July 29 1898 at 12 oclock to hire nine teachers for six months and bid coal. Buffington township board meets at Barkley school house on Saturday July 50 1898 at 9 am to hire six teachers for six months and bid coal wood roof Grow No 3 and floor Altemus No 2 contracts. R W Mack secretary.

Young Township Anderson School House Buffington Township Barkley Grow Altemus

Market Report Prices for Butter Eggs Lard and Flour

Market report lists butter per pound eggs per dozen lard and assorted grain and flour prices. Flour per sack retail and Spring flour per sack are shown with figures from the latest market data.

Duplicate borough taxes now in the collector's hands

Taxes are delivered to James A. White, collector. A five percent discount is allowed if taxes are paid before July. A two percent surcharge may apply otherwise.

James A. White

Earnest Campaign Under Way For Republican Ticket

After the state committee meeting the Republican ticket will be fully formed and campaign plans outlined. Stumping tours and vigorous public work begin in August or September with literature distribution to mobilize workers. Indications favor a magnificent and successful Republican campaign.

Purchase Line Academy Ends Successful Summer Term

The 24th annual entertainment at Purchase Line Academy closed a successful summer session. Prof. 3. L. Barr of Utah and Prof. H. D. Condrop of Kellysburg led fifty four students and many county teachers in a patriotic program. It featured a salutatory by Miss Louie Buterhbaugh, duets, declamations by Will Calhoun and Charles Price, a quartette The Boys of Purchase Line, and a farce The Deestrict Skews with a country school theme.

Purchase Line Academy 3. L. Barr Utah H. D. Condrop Kellysburg Louie Buterhbaugh Maine Purchase Misa Millie Lydie Ollie Napp Charles Price Mires Minnie’ Palmer J. F. McLeister

Hall's Catarrh Cure touted as universal remedy

An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only known cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease, claiming internal use clears blood and mucous surfaces. a $100 reward offered for any failure to cure, with testimonials available. Also notes a seven room two story house at 967 Church Street Indiana PA for sale with gas, water, fruit trees, and a stable. and a claim about crystal ice sterilization by boiling and filtering water.

Hall F. J. Cheney &Co Toledo Church Street Indiana

Also Mentioned on This Page

John Caldwell Nineveh Caldwell Westmont Deborah Sebring Frenk Bisksville Samuel Milton William Ohio Lemuel Snyder Huntingdon M. E. Church Jacob Heasley Willet Pinmcreek William Moses Bairdstown Hillside Bessie B. Thompson Bessie George C Ella B. Thompson Apollo Berry Pickers Wettling William Byers Squire M. B. Kline John Livingston Berties Church News C. R. Stewart Jersey City J. K. Boucher Salford McLain Davis East Liberty J. M.S. Moore Rabns J.D. McKalip Lisfield Indiana, Pa Mary J Brandon Aloysius Dodson Ids. Duncan Nettie Gay Mary F. Miller D. M. Eze Patrick Gibbons A. L. Jones E. Cort Miller Leo Newman Franklin Sansom P. M Armagh Mary Wilson Mae J. T. Boncher John C. Patton Annie Banks Edna Sansom Agnes Wilson Foust’s Mill Bucklen W. D. Gates Philadelphia Knowlton Thomas Building Cain Normal Park Indiana Boys The Clymer Water Company Gessler Company F Chickamauga Hava Kellar Harris Pscaurss Silas C. Wetzell New York Gor Iva B. Potter Marchand John R. Morita Rhoda E. Bennet Blacklick Mra. W. Sloan Royersford, Pa Teller James Lewis Third Ward Mr. Lewis Bolivar School School Board of Bolivar J. J. Hammond Cordelia Smith Ligonier Lola B. Lewis Ambrose Jack & Taylor Buffington, Pa R. W. Mack the Market Report Claen Pollizz Saie Kellar Harris al. Wittekind Philadelphia St Opp Farmers George W. Gilbert Phila California Philadelphia Street Ninth Streets P. Bennett & Son Rossmoyne Flouring Mills Frantz Bro’s Propr Rossmoyne, Pa E. A. Pennington Clothier
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