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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1892

Page

5

Local Indiana shoppers flock to cheap summer goods

A long list of store sales and specials from V. M. Cunningham A T Lowry Co and other local merchants. Strawberries ham meat weekly groceries summer hats baskets and sunshades note prices and new stock including cashmeres and fine shoes. Community notices mention callers auction plans June 21 and Wool trade activity.

V.M. Cunnings Ham A. T. Lowry & Co WY. M. Cunninghams Church Street V.M. Cunnigham's D.C. Mack V. M. Cunningham M. Conrath and Son Cookport

Strongstown Plans Grand Fourth of July Celebration

Strongstown’s Jr. U M A M chapter and organizers announce a large Fourth of July celebration. Posters preview a festive program. Gillespie’s Grove stands out as an attractive venue, and local organizers are confident the event will succeed.

Strongstown Gillespie's Grove

Marriage Licenses and Notices From Indiana County

Marriage licenses listed include W J Beatty Armstrong County and Lydick Cherryhill. Hallie Rosenste Lebanon and Albert Kaniman. Annie Soltes Glenni Campbell. Martha Bell transplanted child age about 3 dies of diphtheria. Notice to militiamen widows and minors grants pensions for 1863 Pennsylvania militiamen. Remaining uncalled for at Indiana post office May 15 1892.

Annie Soltes Glenni Campbell Glenn Campbell Pittsburg Martha Bell 0. L Abbie Weston Earth Garden of Heaven Secretary of the Interior Pennsylvania Frank Donahue Indiana William Obrien Sones J.N. Laneuan M. E. Parsonage Ni G. Miller C. E. Krister T. K. Walker Ira W. Walker Hallie Rosensteel Eldersridge J. Day Brownlee Austin G. Bowers Alice M. Work Richmond W. J. Beatty Jane Uncapher Elderton

Local Notes On Millers, Clubs And Damages In Many Towns

Local correspondence reports John K. Miller buys a new horse for his wagon and Archie Davis of Apollo spent Sabbath with family. Dr L S Claggett buys the office of Dr Rutledge. Dr A T Rutledge attends a course in Cleveland. The Jr C U A M cornet band plans a town hall festival next Friday and Saturday. Several local deaths and illnesses appear, including Estella Hileman with malignant diphtheria and Lottie Conrath’s serious illness. An August-like picnic and a cider theft are noted alongside a shop sale and new groceries by Stratton & Ferguson.

Leasure S. B. Miller Homer City John Ortz David Ortz Oak Street Latrobe John K. Miller Archie Davis Apollo Harry L. Miller Supt. Reed Allegheny John V. Stephenson Greensburg Cleveland Jr.c. U. A. M. Cornet Town Hall Katie Claggett Baltimore Claggett Franz Barnett Blairsville Dr. Klingensmith Stratton & Ferguson Cribbs Bros Loughry J. M. Harvey J. C. Ewing Austin Cooper Glenn Campbell Lottie Conrath Dunmire Baptist Church Flickinger Coalport Elizabeth Craig Zachary Kentucky James L. O'Neil Post Rankin Samuel McCartney Mountaindale Jonathan Learn Edmund Hughes Amelia Learn Reed Mahaffey Estella Hileman Solomon Conrath Jacksonville Literary Society M. E Grandma Streams Near Atwood Margaret Hazlett Cunningham Swissvale Robert Cunningham Scottland U. P Hill New Florence Harry Neal Jacksonsville Mr. Shields Nebraska Misa Kingan Grove City Kingan Wm. Ewing Elkin

Indiana and West Indiana Relief Meeting and Local Notices

Indiana citizens organized a relief fund for Oil City and Titusville sufferers, with Wier in chair and Bell secretary. A $382 donation reached Oil City Mayor Hunt. Also scheduled county school directors meeting for June 28 at West Indiana School chapel. Plus railroad excursion rates to Omaha for the July 4 Independent Party National Convention and local Fourth of July plans. Advertisements for Aunt Fanny's Health Restorer and a health inquiry.

Indiana County Indiana McElhose & Findley Henry Aul Plumville Aul Our County Annie Hazelett Chicago Progress New York Tribune United States The Pennsylvania Railroad Company Pittsburg Erie Fannie W. Nixon George W. Hood Cunningham Oil City Titusville Burgess Bell West Indiana Burgess Wier Court House W. B. Marshall Hunt Marshall Wm. B. Marshall Indiana and Lelf Association W. G. Hunt Institute West Indiana School D. B. Taynor Omaha Neb Pennsylvania Railroad Fanny Daugherty Bros

Public Sale of Marshall Young Heirs Property Fifty Acres

Ground known as Marshall young heirs property containing fifty acres one mile south of Cockport on the Pine Flat road half cleared coal underlaid in good neighborhood Sold Saturday July 9 1892 at one oclock p m on the grounds Sale conducted by E M Lydick and W Swank Terms cash Ajunest

Marshall “Young Heirs Cockport Pine Flat E. M. Lydick W. Swank

Road-Making Machines Attract Indiana County Interest

Indiana County taxpayers and township supervisors examine road making machines from Western Wheel Scraper Company of Aurora Illinois. H M Walters of Limestone PA tested the machine on streets of West Indiana producing a well-graded street and a improved street through a field. West Indiana council and citizens praised the device’s performance. Also noted are praise for Dr Salm and Dr McClellan and local advertisements for stone stew pans Buckwheat honey and farm equipment.

Indiana County Western Wheel Scraper Company Aurora, Ill H. M. Walters Limestone Slarion County Green Rayne, Young Conemaugh Walters Indiana West Indiana Council

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