Local notices from Barnesboro area and schools
J W Kerr is building a new dwelling house and made a business trip to Barnesboro last Friday. Miss Clara Gardner is very sick at her sister’s home. East Mahoning church extended a call to Rev W P Hile of Philipsburg PA. Local residents and visitors include Irwin Houk Milton Wonahey Sam Kerr Maud and Marie Raffner. The ladies mission club will hold a lawn fete and festival Saturday evening June 23 for missions. Examinations begin Tuesday June 26 and continue a week. Norma defeated Greenville 16 to 4 in baseball and normal term at Nor mal praised as very successful with good work by students and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kerr
Samuel Sumiley
Clark Buterhaugh
Bamesboro
Clara Gardner
Samuel F. McCune
East Mahoning
Irwin Houk
Milton Wonahey
Barnesboro
Samuel Kerr
Maud
Marie Raffner
Allegheny
Edward Raffner
Ladies’ Mission Clmb
East Mahoning Church
Waller
Lioyd
Johnstown
Scott
Kennedy
Miss Kennedy
Saboath
Miss Miller
Beaver Falls
Kendig
Will
McWhood
New Jersey
Dr. Schmuck
Parkwood Socials and Visitors Highlight Week
J. J. Warner spent last week in Pittsburg. R. H. Cunningham of Kent visited a day last week. W. F. Smith traveled to Indiana last Thursday. Mrs. Schrock and family of Johnstown are Parkwood visitors. Prof. Grouse photographed the school in Parkwood last Thursday. Rev. J BR McAllister of Pittsburg preached at West Union church Sabbath. Parkwood literary society moves Friday meeting up from Thursday. West Union youth plan a social at Mr J Cal George home next Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Warner
Pittsburg
R. H. Cunningham
Kent
W. F. Smith
Indiana
West Union
J. Cal George
Free Methodists Hold Church Meetings and Day Services
Miss Maggie Houston spent Sabbath with friends in this place. Miss Lillie Winebrenner of Walls visited friends recently. James Duncan and family of Johnstown visited neighbors last week. Children's Day services at the Free Methodist church in Germany were grand and instructive. Rev. Hickman delivered an interesting address at the close of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Houston
Lillie Winebrenner
Walls
James Duncan
Johnstown
M. FE
Germany
Hickman
Local Notes from the Area See Various Visits and Health News
Mrs W H Bunterhaugh is on the sick list. Mr A C Rankin has a new coat of paint on his house. Mrs Mary Stephens of near Greenville visited relatives here last week. Jess Churchill visited his brother Dr Churchill of Indiana last week. Mrs Rhoda Stewart of Winslows Station visits aunt Mrs C P Rank. Mrs F C Rankin of Branch Junction returned home after visiting her parents. Simon Johns is the father of a new baby boy. Sabbath school picnic planned for Templeton's grave on July 4. W H Martin, recently sick, visited here last Wednesday. Mrs W Barker of Ebensburg visits her mother Mrs GO D Williams, with son and daughter. W E Williams & Sons have been offered $25,000 for pine timber, finest tract in the region. George Turner Jr visited Johnstown last week. Indiana party rusticated at Thornton Park last Friday. Sabbath school convention well attended and of much interest. Mr Lather of Johnstown, spending days at Thornton Park, has returned home. Charley Sterner of Mahaffey, Clearfield ns, a few days wept his father here. Charley is a tonsorial artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bunterhaugh
A.C. Rankin
Mary Stephens
Greenville
Jess Churchill
Dr. Churchill
Indiana
Rhoda Stewart
Winslows Station
C. P. Rank
F. C. Rankin
Branch Junction
Simon Johns
Templeton
W. H. Martin
W. Barker
Ebensburg
GO. D. Williams
W. E. Williams & Sons
George Turner, Jr
Johnstown
Thornton Park
Lather
Charley Sterner
Mahaffey
Clearfield
Charley
Local Notes On Pittsburg Resident Visits And Repairs
Miss Emma McKeag stays in Pittsburg. Mrs J M Armstrong remains in critical condition. J G Conover finished roofing his house. James Houston and his wife of Westover visited their old home here last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma McKeag
Pittsburg
J. M. Armatrong
J. G. Conover
James Houston
Westover
Conemaugh People Travel and Local Visits
William Ewing remained in Livermore on Saturday. A show is planned at Urbana on the Fourth of July. Mrs Beck Nesbit visited friends in Indiana on Thursday and Friday. M. G. Sandles of Clarksburg was in the county seat last Thursday. Mrs Robi Coleman and daughter Mary visited Mrs Ferguson on Saturday. William and Samuel Morford were Saltsburg visitors on Wednesday. Gilmore Nesbit of Indiana visits his brother R N Nesbit here. Albert Coleman and John Hart were in Indiana on business Tuesday. Miss Nissie Taylor of Clarksburg visits Grove City. Al McCracken of Olivet was in town Monday. A L Coleman and John Hart sold a valuable horse last week. M H J Taylor of Homer City visited his former home here on Sabbath riding his bicycle. The man who stole James Hancocks horse last spring is believed seen in the vicinity last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ewing
Livermore
Urbana
Beck Nesbit
Indiana
M. G. Sandles
Clarksburg
Robi. Coleman
Mary
Ferguson
William and
Samuel Morford
Saltsbury
Gilmore Nesbit
R. N. Nesbit
Messrs
Albert Coleman
John Hart
Nissie Taylor
Grove City
Mr. al. McCracken
Olivet
A. L. Coleman
M. H. J. Taylor
Homer City
James Hancock
Local Social News Brief from Mt Jewett and Punxsutawney
Mrs Captain Lewis is seriously ill. M M Gahagan is home from Mt Jewett. G T Richey is having a slate roof placed on his dwelling. Mr and Mrs Joseph Stear were at Punxsutawney on Saturday. The Misses Stiteler and McCormick were guests of the Misses Walker last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Lewis
M. M. Gahagan
Mt. Jewett
G. T. Richey
Joseph Stear
Punxsutawney
Stiteler and
McCormick
Walker
Buckwheat Seed For Sale And Feed Mix by Penn Roller Mills
Seed buckwheat offered at 1.00 per bushel with Japanese and Silver Hull varieties, claimed to rival wheat prices and profit for farmers. Limited lot of choice, recleaned seed plus a feed mix including bran corn chop and various rye and oats chops offered in 10 ton lots by Penn Roller Mills.
Lightning rods urged after two houses struck in storm
Careful people avoid danger as two homes were hit by lightning during a Saturday electric storm. Both lacked rods and suffered damage, while S F Warner advertises scientifically built lightning rods and skilled installation. Also notes B Brooks moving device for buildings, Indiana Woolen Mill gearing up for blankets, and McElhors & Findley ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.F. Warner
Warner
Indiana
McElhors & Findley
Local Florist Clears Out Remaining Flower Line
S. M. McMaster will close out his entire line of flowers regardless of cost. They consist of all varieties of pot plants. Go early and make your selections. A superior quality of seed buckwheat is now on sale at Checkered Front. Farmers who are desiring to secure a good crop will doe well to call and secure seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
S. M. McMaster
Pitstburg Dispatch
W M Cunningham’s
Kline’s
Brilhart’s
M.cunningham’s
Pittsbwy Dispatch
United States
V. M. Cunningham’s
Cunningham’s
Kline’s. Kennedy, Hamilton & Co
Blairsville
Oxford
Kennedy, Hamilton & Co’s
Coxey
Washington
Girod
Snes Peg
Rover
Beking
Geldenred
Valencia
Indiana
Wilson, Rowe
Buckeye Binder Trades for Young Family Horse
A Buckeye binder used one season is offered for exchange for a good family horse. The horse should be young. Inquiries directed to Isaac Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Beck
Local ads and notices from Horton era June 13 1894
Announcements include a June 13 1894 marriage by Rev Hay of Henry J. Gorman and Mary B. Radcliffe of Horton, line of lace spring heels, Red Front store promos, a Checkered Front carload of Ohio yellow corn, Brilhart’s jewelry sale tonight, lightning rods by F. Warner with guarantees, Pittsburg Dispatch praise, Mystic Cure testimonial, W M Cunningham shoe offers, watermelons at J B Hinds Philadelphia, and Wilson & Son shoe bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Henry J. Gorman
Mary B. Radcliffe
Horton
Ohio
Mack & Ray
Brilhart
F. Warner
Pittsburg
W. M. Cunningham’s
J. B. Hinds
Philadelphia
Church Streets
Warner
California
Wilson’s
Calvin Bley’s
Pittsburg Dispatch
Red Front and Cunningham Stores Offer Bargains Across Goods
Local ads tout cheap shoes and clothing at the Red Front and W M Cunningham's, with 25 lbs sugar for $1, tomatoes and fruit, hours of sales on ladies and men's footwear, new crop seeds, secondhand jewelry, and a push for Pittsburgh Dispatch as a value buy. Promotions include lightning rods by 8 F Warner, salt carloads, and weekly paper subscriptions. Deals cover groceries, clothing, shoes, hats, and building materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson’s
Cunningham’s
Milwaukee
FEXECUTOR'S NOTICE FOR JAMES McHENRY ESTATE
John P. Elkin attorney issues executors notice for the estate of James McHenry of West Mahoning township. Letters testamentary granted to Austin Welchonce and another. Claimants must present authenticated claims for settlement and debts must be paid promptly. Public notice dated June 20, 184.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McHenry
West Mahoning Township
Austin Welchonce
Fort Fine Dress Goods Opens In Fort Clothing & Hats
Citizens praise the town for education fine churches and good citizens. Fort stands for protection from high prices through careful cash selling. The store touts Fort Fine Dress Goods Fort Fine Shoes Fort Clothing and Hats with a 20 foot opening for easy entry and exit.
Fort goods offered by veteran sellers attract shoppers
Every Station is Guarded by Veterans. If you don t visit this fort this week you will not see these light colored Satteens worth 25c per yd sek ling for 124c and 18¢ goods at 12¢. Two bargain counters in the fort center offer Wash Dress-Goods and Ladies waists. Red price figures entice shoppers. A small revenue in Gold Silver or National Currency is required to keep up this Fort.
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Parkwood
Garfield
Hillsdale
Pine Flat
Cherrytree
Kenwood
Conemaugh
West Mahoning
David Ellis & Sons
Penn
Indiana, PA
B. Brooks
T. F. Anthony
Promise City
Iowa
New York
Chicago
Church Street
Red Front
Brithart
Wilson & Son
Christy
W.M Cunningham’s
Wilsons
Johnson Nohmanville, Pa
I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Hood
Cate Gereaparia
Liam
John P. Elkin
Fexecutor
J. D. Paige
Elizabeth Paige
Prothonotary
J. P. Kennedy
John D. Paige
Elder Peelor
Court of Common Pleas of
Incounty
Jacob Bowers
Pinearuahie
Meo
L. Sikopooe
E. Walker Smith
F. J. Johnson
Plymouth Rock
McKinley
West 23d Street
Newdi
Fort Pretty
Fort Clothing & Hats
A.s.cunningham
Noah Adlers
Noah Adler
the Western University of Pes
Theny
Yivaun
J. Holland
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