Indiana Progress Terms and Price Notice
March 4 1891 terms listed for the Indiana Progress including one dollar and forty five cents amount. The price is stated as 450 fifty cents per unit.
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1891
Page
5
Fresh candies at Clements' and more in town
Fresh candies and canned goods fill Clements' shelves as local shoppers note a wide selection including fresh cakes crackers and salmon sardines and mackerel. Residents like Harry Smith John Houk and George Wilkison visit town while reports find Bennett and Kilgore in local posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clements
Harry Smith
Nolo
John Houk
Dixonville
Local Notes From Latrobe and Surroundings
Local items report Joe D. Ogden of Miller's drug store at home in Latrobe while G M Green travels to Danville New York for a water cure. Missionary meeting at the M E church draws crowds. Several citizens serve as jurors witnesses or defendants in Indiana court. Much town activity includes a building boom and a new town council taking the reins. Death of Joe Haziett formerly of Miller's drug store in Pittsburg under morphine. Reforms in street water police and lighting contracts favoring Home Company. Additional notes from Silver Wing Graceton and nearby areas cover visits entertainments and local schooling.
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Alex. Guffey
The
Normal
Princeton College Alumni Association
Pittsburg
C. Rugh
Fort Collins
Colorado
Millington
Gilchrist
Philadelphia Street
G. M. Green
Danville
N. Y
Indiana
Mize Mollie Gwinner
Market Street
Philadelphia
Great
Warm Spring Indian Co
Cokeville
Moorhouse
Joe Haziett
Miller's
Young Township
Taylor
Braddock
A. C. Johnson
M. E
Mr. Taylor
Street
Harvey
Little
Connor
Norris
Stouffer
Walker
Home Company
Bornough
Card to the Public Promotes Prof Math Work Organ and Piano Shop
A card announces Prof 8 M Work will open a stock of organs and pianos in the new Thomas building near R R depot on Philadelphia street around April 1. His wide local and county reputation and years of experience promise extensive trade. He aims to sell only the best and offers repair services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Thomas
R. R. Depot
Philadelphia Street
Grange Meeting At Decker's Point March 20
A Grange meeting is planned at Decker's Point Friday evening March 20. Farmers with wives sons and daughters are invited. Attendees may view the new Oliver Hillside Plow before buying elsewhere at Kxine's. Pitcher’s Castoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Decker's Point
Oliver Hillside
Kxine's
Plumville News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
In Plumville James Miller sold his personal property on Tuesday. Mrs Z A Schreckenhost has been ill for some time. Plumville has three news boys who are hunters. James Bunyan now drives the hack between Plumville and Indiana. Theo McGaughey of Davis plans a town move soon. Mrs Allie Schreckenhost visits at the Schrecken host Hotel in Indiana. Mrs John Unecapher returns from Dixmont after a year away. Monday marked Master Frank Pierce birthday with many young friends visiting.
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W. A. Guthrie
Miller
A. H. Fulton
J. Craighead
West Lebanon
Mies Odie Coleman
Blacklick Township
J. L. Lydick
Taylorsville
Cameron
Malcolm
Indiana
Virginia St.Clair
West End
Kaine’s
Albert Colemen
Homer
Emporium
Kansas
Eva Jones
Wheatfield Township
8. M
Thomas Building
van Emman
Washington
Hall
Washington, D. C
H. H. Steving
Henry
Wisrrp
E. Walker Smith
W. L. Stewart
John H. Farrell
Cambria Iron Co’s
Homer City
Johnston Davis
Davis
Rowe
Philadelphia Street
Edwin B. Carrol
Harry Keepers
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Dental College
Weat
Indiana Council
Burgess Bell
Messrs Rankin and McCullough
Pollard and Miller
John Rankin
Joseph Ow
Cockport
J.B. Keener
Kiskiminetas
Minteer
Fair Haven
Keener
Quay
Apollo
Leechburg
Pennsylvania
North Mahoning Township
John W. Mack
Wheatfield
Mr. Asking
Kinter House
Thos. St Clair
Pringle
Avonmore
Local Publishing Co
J. E. Strahl
Gilbert
Sixth Street
Railroad Avenue
Robert Stuchell
Mrs. Gilbert
Abe
E. J. Meldren
R. H. Duncan
James Miller
Z. A. Schrecengost
Plumville
James Bunyan
Hack
Theo McGaughey
Allie Schreckengost
Schreckengost Hotel
John Unecapher
Dixmont
Frank Pierce
Harry Flickinger
Harry
R. N. Lambreux
Joseph McCauley
St Clair
Altoona
Edwards
Lew Gilbert
Henderson
Capt. McHen
Madison Shields
Farnsworth
The
Baptist Church
Evening Social Notes from Homer City
Local items describe a pleasant evening with residents like James Nix and the Bowsers resuming housekeeping after Bowser attended dental college in Philadelphia. News mentions illnesses, dances, a cornet band entrant J R Hesley, and a recovery for Mrs Fheman Phillips. G A R encampment attendees at Altoona listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nix
J. R. Hesley
Homer City
Silas Kelly
Fheman Phillips
A Brilliant Affair at Black Lick
Last Thursday evening E J Meldren and wife hosted a grand supper for friends in celebration of their birthdays. Guests included Dr Jackson and wife Dr Bell and wife J G Duncan and wife R W Davis and wife J Brentlinger and wife J K Pierce and wife R M Geary and wife John Stoneback and wife and R H Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Meldren
Mr. Meldren
R.W. Davis
Mrs. Meldren
Marvelous Endurance and Remedies Advertisements
An old newspaper fragment touts heart endurance and remedies. It mentions Dr Miles New Heart Cure and Olive Blossom with endorsements from Mary Hatch and Daugherty Bros. It also promotes Oliver factory points, Ellis Tisdal Wave, the Penn Mill’s Elevator, and No. 40 Oliver Chilled Plow at KLINE's. Farmers are urged to sell wheat at a dollar through Penn Roller Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Tom E. Telstiennus
Elders Ridge Coal Field push fires up railroad plan
G J Elliott and M C Watson secure land deals in Young township near Elders Ridge to develop coal resources. A branch railroad from West Penn Railroad will open the field to market, with Rosborough farm purchase for mineral access. Watson praised for drive. coal project tied to eastern capitalists and local land acquisitions. Also notes on Hoatetter's Stomach Bitters as malaria remedy and a memorial death of a local citizen, plus a period of animal shipments to various towns and dates in 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Elliott
Philadelphia
M. C. Watson, Esq
Young Township
Elders Ridge
Messrs. Elliott and
Watson
West Penn Railroad
Orphan's Court
Rosborough Farm
M. C. Watson
Hoatetter
Auction Sale Postponed by Assignment of J Collins & Son
Notice announces postponed auction sale due to unavoidable circumstances. A. 5. Cunningham, Assignee, offers continued bargains at wholesale and retail on dry goods, hats, caps and shoes. Two MacDonald estate farms in Brushvalley near Mechanicsburg, Indiana county, rentable on favorable terms. Contact W. T. Wilson, Indiana, Pa. Thomas building offices and rooms for rent near the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDonald
Brushvalley Township
Indiana County
Mechanicsburg
W. T. Wilson
Indiana
Thomas
When Baby Was Sick Castoria Was Given Throughout Life
A nostalgic note traces Castoria as the remedy from infancy through motherhood, noting Castoria for babies, Camtark for a crying child, and continued use of Castoria during and after Miss years, including for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castoris
Camtark
Miss
Castoria
Castor
It Is Hard to Keep House Without Them
A short catalog of household items offered at a 6 and 10 cent store including crank motion sifters five gallon oil can with cap earthen mixing bowls clothes wringer broom holders carpet beaters china nest eggs the new lift lantern carpet sweepers and hundreds of other useful items priced at six and ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Local Grocery Advertises Mixed Produce and Teas
A dated advertising fragment lists prices for coffee, sugar, grapes, apricots, nectarines, peaches, corn, and peaches pies. It promotes a full line of teas including English Breakfast and Oolong, along with coffees such as Peaberry and Java.
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W. E. Bowser
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Dental College
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Daugherty Bros
Oliver Factory
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Ellis
Tisdal
Penn Mill
Kline’s
Penn Roller Mills
David Exus & Sons
Elders Ridge Coal Field
Ita
Joseph Farnsworth
W. T. Burns
Derry
J.N. Stewart
Port Indian
W. E. Nickle
West Chester
H. Bryan
Lansdale
Thomas & Wissinger
Bethany
J.D. McKalip
Radnor
A. 5. Cunningham
J. Collins & Son
Lewis Hay
John H. Lambing
M. Bertha Steppy
Penn Run
Thomas D. Lampson
Ads R. Kelly
Two Lick
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V. M. Cunningham
the Farmers’ Exchange
DRY Goods Department
First Streets
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J. R. Daugherty
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