Renewal and Fraud Rules for Subscriptions
Article outlines that subscribers who do not object are deemed to renew, publishers may continue sending until arrears are paid, and non-collection at the post office leads to liability. It notes that failing to take papers or moving without notice can be treated as fraud, with arrest risk under new postal laws for unpaid or discontinued subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donahey
France
Europe
America
Ingersoll
Colorado Mineral Palace
Pueblo
Pierce
Black Lick
M.S. Powers
East Des Moines
Iowa
Chamberlain
Daugherty Bros
Indiana
Jjullm
Harvest Notes and Town News Roundup
A long list of local visitors and residents in Indiana Pa area towns during harvest season. Mentions Dave Blair from Princeton James Sutton of Apollo and others from Black Lick Homer City Taylorsville and Pittsburg. School openings fairs picnics crack ers promotions church events and local commerce are described with brief updates and observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sutton
Apollo
Squire Stoneback
Black Lick
Dave McCutchen
Pittsburg
The Church and Poverty pamphlet by John Briaben Walker
A forthcoming thirty two page pamphlet reproduces a Washington lecture by John Briaben Walker on church roles in poverty. The Washington Star praised the talk for bold social critique and it is being sold for 10 cents via local dealers. The piece also notes a Patrons of Husbandry picnic and exhibition in Centre Hall from September 2 to 20, urging farmers and Grange members to attend and discuss agricultural policy and soil cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Briaben Walker
Washington
Catholic University of America
Washington Star
Grange Park
Centre Hall
Grange
Patrons of Husbandry
The
Higbee Memorial Carved From Granite Stone Cross
The Higbee memorial is a new children's pennies tribute, transformed from coinage to granite. A twelve ton mass of Quinsy rock forms a rustic cross against a boulder, bearing an inscription that honors him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higbee
Higbee Memorial Erected by Pennsylvania Schools
The remains of Dr. Eleathan Elisha Higbee rest in the Reformed Church Burial ground at Examittsburg Md and a monument will be placed there in a few days. A committee oversees the project with no date announced. The tribute honors Higbee, Superintendent of Public Instruction of Pennsylvania, who died December 13 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleathan Elisha Higbee
Public Instruction of
Pennsylvania
Oman
Daniel Ld c
Dr. Higbee
Reformed Church
Examittsburg
Discharge From the Ears Deafness Grow Out of This
A medical ad notes ignorance of ear disease fading as specialists prove curability. Dr Sadler, an eminent oculist and aurist of Pittsburg, cites patients recovering after long conditions. Samuel Parker of Brownfield, Pa, claims 20 years of discharge cured and says he can hear a watch at a long distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadler
Penn Ave
Pittsburg
Samuel Parker
Brownfield
Fayette County
Engagement with Prof J T Little Optician Visit
Bare Opportunity announces another engagement with Prof J T Little the expert optician of Pittsburg for July 29 and 20 inviting friends patrons and the public to consult Prof Little free of charge. An oculist examination and special glasses offered at reasonable prices to save oculist fees. Several locals were fitted with glasses during his recent visit and testify to the skill of Brirtgart Co Jewelers Indiana Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Little
Pittsburg
Prof. Little
General Gregg Nominated for Auditor General Ticket
General David Gregg a Loyal Legion figure and West Point graduate, native to this state, who led cavalry in the rebellion, is proposed by Republicans for Auditor General. Senator Gobin and others back his nomination for the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Gregg
David Gregg
Loyal Legion
West Point
Gobin
Colored Camp Meeting Great Walk Around the Walla of Jericho
The notice proclaims a colored camp meeting on Sabbath July 19 1891 at 3 30 pm near Snyder's Station. Hacks will transport riders from the station to the camp grounds and back for 30 cents. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla of Jericho
Snyder's Station
Castoria advertisement and shoe sale at A. Cunningham's
When Baby was sick we gave Castoria. When she was child she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss she clung to Castoria. When she had children she gave them Castoria. 28 pair men low cut shoes sizes 5 to 11 closing out at $1 per pair, worth $2 to $3. Mowers and hay rakes left, see McCormick at Nepbits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soper
A. B. Cunningham’s
Castoria
Pri
Cunningham’s
Nepbits
Local News Highlights From Latrobe and Nearby Towns
Local correspondence reports visits by residents from Johnstown Latrobe and Mifflinsburg. A Latrobe camping party near Camps bell’s Mill, a lawn tennis triumph by Blairsville over Latrobe, and a Ridgeview Park camp meeting begin July 30. A West Penn fireman vanished last Saturday. A railroad man Charles Baldridge died last Sabbath, his funeral attended by many. A Bay mare was stolen and linked to a Wells, who left a horse at Hileman’s stable. The A M E Zion camp meeting continues near Snyder’s Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Hill
Clark’s Business College
Erie
Godfrey Marshall
Somerset
Harry Marshall
West Virginia
Charles McCoy
Pittsburg
E. B. McHenry
Taylorsville
Herd
Mary Lintner
May Fair
Blairsville
Lintner
Fair
Shelocta
Elderton
West End
Mac
Bert Lowman
Oulvas
Cambria Iron Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Joe Bennett
Mattie Fulton
Jennie Bennett
Latrobe
Bertha
Gertrude Yarger
Mifflinsburg
Emma Murray
B. F. Beatty, Jr
I. P. Klingersmith
A. M. E. Zion Church
Marshall’s Grove
Snyder’s Station
West Penn
Charles Baldridge
Mr. Baldridge
Letitia Duffey
Lewisville
A. Davis & Son
Wells
Hileman
B. F. Wineman
New Derry
Wineman
Bilver Wine
Local Notes From Blacklicek and Nearby
Blacklicek reports a quiet week with raspberries in market and many visitors from Homer City and Pittsburg. Ed Dixon was home on the sick list. Miss Emma Roberts visited. the Latrobe Fishing Club camps on old grounds. two weeks without a doctor. M E Church festival drew large crowds and funds for charity. A barber shop is vacant and Albert Dunmire seeks Indiana work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Wilson
Penn Station
Misa Bess Wilson
West Church Street
Arthur Brownlee
Joe Donnelly
Child
C. A. Guesaler
Philadelphia
J. Glaenford
Penn Ran
Mod
E. L. Butterbaugh
Tayloreville
M. M. Rankin
Brockwayville
M. C. Getty
West Indiana
Ed Dixon
Harold
Moline
Inl
T. M. Aber
Homer City
Hilliard
New Florence
Dr. Simpson
Pittsburg
Gil Doty
Emma Roberts
John Dunstan
Mrs. Miller
Roanoke
Virginia
Hettie Barron
Albert Dunmire
Indiana
E. J. Meldren
J. K. Pierce
Dick Lea
A Birthday Celebration at Mack Home in Indiana County
A large family reunion at the Mack residence near Little Washington in West Wheatfield township Indiana County honors the seventy second birthday. Thirty eight attendees including many grandchildren enjoyed a bountiful dinner after a devotional address. The event celebrated harmony and faith with all sixteen sons and daughters and their spouses active members of the United Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Wheatfield Township
Indiana County
Little Washington
Joseph Mack
United Presbyterian
Mack
Zion
Jesus
Heaven
J. A. McG
Mechanicsburg, Pa
Christian Endeavor Convention Advances Church Involvement
The Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor concluded its national session in Minneapolis. With nearly a million members in almost every state, it aims to cultivate individual Christian effort and enroll members as active church workers. Leaders emphasize loyalty to the church rather than competition with it. Prominent ministers and Bible scholars across denominations join this aggressive movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Minneapolis
Commercial Gazette
Diphtheria Strikes Graceton Indiana Town
Three weeks after a diphtheria outbreak reached Graceton the illness grips many families. Esther and May Shaffer died, while two other Shaffer children and several Kelly family members are seriously ill. Physicians work to halt spread and limit further cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graceton
Indiana
Will Shaffer
Esther
May
Kelly
Plan to reorganize the internal revenue force announced
Commissioner Mason released a plan based on district receipts for the past year. Collector Warmcastle will cut two division deputies at 1100 per year and trim travel funds 400. Deputy Collector M T Steele was relieved, a move anticipated during the consolidation. Warmcastle praises the district’s efficiency. Steele calls him a perfect gentleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Mason
Internal Revenue Force
Warmecaetle
M. T. Steele
Warmcastle
Steele
Porter buys Dr St Clair farm near Court House
J. D. Porter of Fayette county purchased the Dr. St. Clair farm in White township from John McGaughey. The 107 acre property lies within about 1.5 miles of the Court House, is well cultivated, and close to schools and churches. We welcome Mr Porter to our community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Porter
Fayette County
Dr. St. Clair
White Township
Court House
John McGaughey
Mr. Porter
Marriage Licenses and Bargain Advertisements
Marriage licenses taken out since last issue include A. J. Elkins and J. McIntire, John R. Smith, and Alice A. Thompson. Bargains feature working men’s trousers at reduced prices, clearance stock at A. S. Cunningham's One Cash Store, and low-rate repairs and machining by I. McFarlane in Indiana Pa. End Meat Market advertises fine roast lamb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Elkins
J. McIntire
John R. Smith
Alice A. Thompson
Barnaide
Bome
A. S. Cunningham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indiana Progress
the News
Dave Blair
Princeton
Moorhead
J. T. Shields
Tay
Loreville
Ogden
George
L. A. Hollister
Robert Malcolm
Mise Ida Johnston
U. P. Church
Campbell's Grove
R B. Hayes
Normal
Fannie Nixon
G. W. Flood
Oswego
N. Y
Johestown
B. D. Hetrick
Cookport
Merrick
Epool
M. C. Wetton
Eng
A. &. Cunningham
Minnie Turner
Mary Andrews
East Liverpool
Louella Storey
Margaret Smith
Ida Johnson
Hile
Cunningham
Oxford
Normal School
Bell Simpson
Jennie Hamill
Jeannette
Salinburg
Woolford
Hetrick Bros Druggists
Vapriy
A. H. Apple
Council of
Shryock
Roof
Water Street
G. C. Fleming
Chambersville
Samuel Mather
Cleveland
Woman's College of Western Reserve University
Jacksonville M. E. Church
Kate Lytle
Marshall & Kline
Jennie Lytle
Greensburg
Mary McFadden
Portland
Oregon
Teachers’ Alliance
Toronto
Canada
78Th Pennsylvania Regimental Association
Butler
Rosecrans
Negley
Alex, Rice
A. &.Cunningham
Church St
John M. Greer
Frank Magee
the &Th Regiment
Builer Herald
William Shields
M. B. Kilne
Bsily
Yale
Miss W. Colt
Norwich
Connecticut
Seymore
Joseph Osborn
Rayne Township
J. B. Cessna
Lily Station
Hetrick Bros
Taply
Hantranft
Frank A.robins
Huntingdon
Wilson
Robins
Johnstown
Andrew Wilson
F. BR
Harper's Magazine
Higbee Memorial
Brirtgart & Co. Jewelers
Indiana, Pa
Colored Camp Meeting
Belairsville
Frank Decker
Floyd Whiteman
Andy Baker
Campsbell
M. E. Dixon
Gertrude
Felix R. Brunot
James
I. P. Klingensmith
A. Adama
Ridgeview Park
Alvey Chapman
Massalon
Ohio
M. E
Chapman
Blacklicek
A. K. Stoneback
Will McNulty
Babbath
M. E. Church
Base Burss
Christian Endeavor Convention
J. D. McKalip
Barto
Robert Calderwood
J. N. Stewert
Port Indian
H.bryan
Salford
Thomas & Wisinger
West Philadelphia
A. H. Lingfelter
Hood
Chamtal
Henry
Ijul At
I. McFarlane
Weat End
Jacor Rami
U. S. Cunning
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