Unclear OCR: local court and social notes in town
Fragmented report mentions Yaylu Ho Stiteler at court last week and a business trip to Pittsburg. References attendees at Methodist church Sabai and visits by Miss Mary and Dollie Robinson of Pittsburgh. Additional lines mention Jodie Steele of Apollo and Mr and Mrs David St wes Elkin of Patterson, with various family and social references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaylu Ho Stiteler
Jpranks
Patuss
Puesdaw
Tie
Methodist Church
Sabai
Mary
Dollie Robinson
Piinxssteasney
Moe
Moeeie McKithhen
Pittsburg
Yietiee Tier
Elizabeth Elkin
Isa
DuBois de Home
Jodie Stele
Apollo
David Stu
Poened Jake Lemon and Local Notables Around Town
Pitiioseu departs for Vinton Wie this week. Gitson won the field of comm and will soon roast ears. Mii Te Via Lemon of Indiana was the eet mother Jake Lemon last week. Mrs ts Wo Strong and Mrs John Cameron of Tyrone visited Samuel Stratlowrek. Ive Simagson of Cherryhill township is claimed oldest man in the district, still hearty in his 1st year. George Simpson and sister of Waite township spent Sabbath with Mrs Dr Stephens and attended VP preaching. Rev Neil Ferguson of Indiana preached on liberality in the U. Poehecel Sabbath. A large congregation of all denominations listened attentively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitiioseu
Vinton- Wie
Gitson
Mii Te Via Lemon
Indiana
Jake Lemon
Ts. Wo Strong
John Cameron
Tyrone
Samuel
Ive Simagson
Cherryhill Township
George Simpson
Waite Township
Dr. Stephens
Neil Ferguson
Shelacta Weekend Notes and Local Listings
Pittsburg visitors and Pittsburg residents are noted in Shelacta week reports. New teaching assignments, travel remarks, and Sabbath sightings appear alongside local social calls and show notices. Several residents from Elderton, Indiana and South Bend are listed as visiting or staying with families, with farm and gardening notes and a county show upcoming.
Shaker Digestive Cordial Promises Health Benefits
Fragmented local notes mention residents visiting Indiana and Pittsburg camping by the picnic ground. A Shaker product, the Digestive Cordial, is advertised as a tonic aiding digestion and health, with trial bottles offered and a cross-promotion for periodicals to voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Lebanon
Risis
Raythlin
Watson accepts Populist vice presidential nomination
A United Press report from Arcasta Georgia dated July 25 notes Thomas E Watson Populist VP nominee says he will accept the nomination to preserve party harmony. He cites fusion as crucial and predicts a strong electoral showing if Bryan joins the Populist ticket, potentially clearing Sewall from the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcasta
United Press
Thomas E. Watson
Thomson
Bryan
Dripping Charles Hides Night Shirt After Rainy Visit
A Blairsville tale recounts a young man arriving at a house in clear weather only to face a downpour as he leaves. He stays the night after a comic mix up, then slips in with a bundle under his arm claiming to fetch his night shirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Tom
Charles
Deserving Increase for John Titterington Pension
A pension rating increase is granted to John Titterington of Pleasant, formerly Grant township. He served as a patriot though above draft age as his son Aaron enlisted, was captured at Wilderness, and the father endured southern prison torture before being exchange reduced to a shadow of his former self. He credits F. E. Allen of Blairsville for lifesaving kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Titterington
Pleasant
Grant Township
Titterington
Aaron
F. E. Allen
Blairsville
Allen
George Spaulding
Miller Well Advertised In American Miller
The American Miller credits Indiana county with prominence in its millers section. A Rochester Mills roller mill, led by D. W. Krytzer the local miller, is featured with a half tone portrait and a favorable account of Krytzer's experience and standing in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Indiana County
Richmond
Rochester Mills
D. W. Krytzer
Krytzer
Bucknell University Catalogue Promotes Courses and Campus
Bucknell University in Lewisburg announces a broad program under President John Howard Harris L. L. D. with four degree courses, an academy for boys and young men, a Ladies Institute and School of Music. The thirty acre campus includes ten buildings such as a gymnasium laboratory and observatory. For catalogue write Wm. C. Gretzinger, Registrar, Lewisburg, Pa. 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucknell University
John Howard Harris
Ladies’ Institute
School of Music
Wm. C. Gretzinger
Lewisburg
Overstock Dress Goods and Clothing Clearance Sale Ad
Overstocked stock pushed to clearance with heavy discounts on dress goods including 11 pieces wool German weave 36 to 42 inches wide at 25 cents per yard and 9 pieces light Henriettas. Silks remnants at half price, calicoes and percales cut to 5 to 10 cents. Men and boys summer hats and suits offered, with women’s waists two for one and children’s wash outfits. Sale runs July 30 to August 8, 156.
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Sveeor Sorg
Wes Elkin
Toe Ag
Shuelocta
Jinx
Mellon Edwards
Hugh Campbell
Jacksonville
EL Russell
Johnstown
Éscorne Sloan
Will and
Sloan Walker
Clara Bothell
Frank Laughlin
South Bend
W. W. Harbison
Jon Rankin
Elderton
Tixnonville
A Tne
Myrtle Boucher
Hartman
Miso Mreda Winter
Rosa Seib
Wolfe
Leora Harman
W. P. Rowe
Messrs
Wendall
Dallas Lowman
Gettisburg
Minnis Ising
Cara Long
Marion Row
H. M. Long
Mosther Crag
Grove Chapel
Wilson Shields
Maseie McCtaughey
Penn Run
Een
Evan Long
Jonas Liddle
M. Lines Kurday
David Work
Chas. Shermer
Hampaign
Comcast
New York Weekly Tribune
Estes
Carlo
Sewall
Mr. Bryan
THE
F. Newbery & Sons
King Edwardst
London
Porteh Devoe
Sole
Boston
H. B. Buterbaugh
Nixon Building
Sixth Street
Wallace Dry Goods Co
Indiana, Pa
Wallace
Wwe
Duluth
Indiana Roller Mills
Loudry's
Sumner
Len
W. R. Loughry & CO
QUECY
A.g.glenn
Grisemore PA
Indiana State Normal School
Indiana State Normal School of Pennsylvania
Renee
D. J. Warren
Washington, D. C
Defender
American Protective Tariff League
Little Vane
Tariff League
W. F. Wakeman
West 23d St
New York
Indiana Progress
Progress and Tribune
Chilid
Cunningham
Heinz’s
J. B. Younkins
Corner
Phila
7Th St
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