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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1889

Page

4

Inauguration Day as Harrison Takes Office in Rain

Benjamin Bazvicon of Indianapolis and Levi P. Morton of New York are inaugurated as President and Vice President before about ten thousand spectators in Washington. Rain, mist, and Potomac haze fail to dampen turnout as crowds fill Pennsylvania Avenue. Harrison takes oath under an umbrella and delivers an inaugural address, cabinet appointments announced including James G. Blaine as Secretary of State and Redfield Proctor as Secretary of War.

Wasminarox D.C Benjamin Bazvicon Indianapolis Levi P. Morton New York United Sates Maryland Georgia Washington Potomac Pennsylvania Avenue Harrison James G. Biniie Wisdom Minnesota Redfield Proctor Vermont Benjamin F. Teacy John W. Matla Missouri Petusister John Wanemaker Pennsylvania Attcrney W._ H. H. Miller

Republican county committee to meet for primary time selection

The Republican county committee members listed across towns are summoned to meet in the Grand Jury room at the court House on Tuesday March 12 1889 at 1 o'clock pm to select the time for the primary election and handle other proper business. Also mentioned is a call to end pension discrimination for veterans by urging just legislation.

Republican County Committee Grand Jury Court House Tuesdey Com Montgomery Jackson Harry Fleck Kate Davis Samuel Meisner James Newton Indiana County Cum J. B. Fisher Willian Boucher Henry Dorch Wic James Johnston Harvey Jobs John Ford

Murder and Robbery Near Johnstown Claims Dozens

Herman Umberger is murdered in his farm home near Johnstown and Somerset on February 27 as three masked men raid the house, kill him, and abscond with over $15,000 in currency and notes. Neighbors organize a search, and the men flee toward the mountains.

Herman Umberger Johnstown Somerset Tennestown Umberger

Pennsylvania Railroad Fast Line to Western States

The Pennsylvania Railroad will run through passenger cars to St Louis and Chicago every Tuesday for residents moving west. Trains depart Harrisburg at 3:46 with stops at Duncannon Newport Mifflin Lewistown Junction Mt Union Huntingdon Tyrone Bellwood Altoona Johnstown Latrobe Greensburg reaching 10:54 p m. Baggage checked to destinations. Consult ticket agents for details.

Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Railroad Company St. Louis Chicago Tism Fast Line Harrisberg Duncannon Newport Mifflin Lewistown Junction Mt. Union Hunting

Court Proceedings and Local Jurisdiction Notes

March term opened at 2 p.m. with Judge White. Constables reported no law violations due to lack of liquor sales in town. New constables sworn for one year, may be three years if recent law applies. Various cases heard, bonds set, accounts confirmed nisi, and jurors instructed. Divorces and criminal cases listed. liquor without license and perjury vexes noted. grand jury returns and bridge view orders affirmed nisi.

White Indiana Clark Wachob John Wolfe George McAnulty Robert Smith J.C. Moorhead South Mahoning David Black Nisi Wm. Bratton Stewart Johnston Israel Toumes D. D. Morrow Samuel Aul Samuel Knok J. W. Snyder Banks Indiana and Clearfield Road Thomas Weaver Jefferson County J.C. Colquitt Black’s Coal Bank Margaret M. Elliot M. M. Elliot George Grumbling Stephen A. Johnston M. A. Johnston George B. Snyder Snyder Benjamin Pitman J. Schwank and Sons John C. Moorhead Jacob Faith David McLaughlin Elizabeth Faith Wm. H. Stanley Admr John Stanley Wm. Crawford Wm. Householder Adam Stahl Thomas Hogan Milton Osborne John Bergman Nancy J. Wacob J. W. Calhoun Smith Wachob W. T. Mahaffery W. D. Wilson Waney Wensel Alunatic The Lyons John H. Swazey Lee Matilda Swazey Henry Weisa Hugh Uinson Masia Anthony Joan O'Neil G. Wyant A. M. Stewart A. S. Thompson Sci Fa John Bouck Adm’r Houck Allias Hugh R. Rankin George Coltebaugh

There Must Be an Open Road Between Food and Body

An advertisement urges preventing constipation with Dr Kennedy’s Peverite Remedy. It describes digestion as a road through the stomach and liver and warns of sickness from clogged bowels, urging readers to take the remedy as the first step.

Money Wanted and Juror Draws for March Term 1980

The notice seeks money loans of 1000 to 3000 dollars against gilt edged real estate security. A long list enumerates jurors drawn for the March term 1980 starting March 4 and continuing through April 1990 in multiple townships including Washington, Conemaugh, North Mahoning, Buffington, Blacklick, West Indiana, Centre, Saltsburg, Brushvalley, Cherryhill, Armstrong, Smicksburg, Canoe, Green, and related locales with numerous names such as George F. Dick, Matthew Long, James Gilkerson, Ambrose Jones, Thomas Stiller, Joseph Shields, and many others. The second, later notice repeats the draw for April 11 with additional jurors listed by township.

Armstrong Wm. A. Millen Banks Black Itick Henry Graft Brushvalley Buffington John Graham Burrel Mre George Hill A. H. Braughtler Centre- Cherryhill Conemaugh S. Cc Kennedy East Mahoning D. W. Krytzer East Wheatfield Robt G. Mack Great James A. McQuown Greene Ed. O'Neill Montgomery Ph. Churchill Pine— Rayne J. W. Shields South Mahoning John McMillen Washington West Mahoning West Wheatfield Geo. W. Cribbs White— Young J. Craig George F. Dick Daniel Eien Matthew Long James Gilkerson Ambrose Jones Thomas H. Stiller North Mahoning Joseph Shields John Shaffer J. A. Henry Albert Shearer Sam Mardis A.B. Bennet A. 0 Craft Blacklick Cherryhill W. T. Long Chas W. Gibson Frank Fowler W. M. Blartin Burre John Vunall Robert Calderwood Green Isrea Learn G. W. Griffith Saltsburg Theodore Earhart Rayne J. J. Kinter John Findley W. Wheatfield Samuel Kline Chas. Walback Thos. Dias Harrison Mauk Geo OD. Brown Centre W. Brown Rankin A. C. Wineman R. J. McConacey Thomas B. Miller A. Grumbling Arrmstrong John &. Divenlen J. H. Sterrett

Favorite Remedy touted for rheumatism and sciatica relief

A testimonial from Frank Strait of Kepp Harburgh New York claims Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy from Rondout NY cured his sciatic rheumatism after other medicines failed. He credits three bottles with restoring mobility and improving overall health, urging others to try the product.

Mamas Frank Strait Kew Harburgh N. Y David Kennedy Renin v N.Y

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Spring Renewal

Advertising claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood improves appetite and boosts general health for spring. The copy urges readers with sluggish digestion and fatigue to take the remedy to prepare for warmer weather.

Hood

Bargain Store Claims True Value Amid Auction Rivalry

A local seller asserts goods bought in city auction rooms are fresh and priced for ready cash. The notice lists numerous items with low prices, from toilet soap to silk veiling, cabinet photo albums, hats, and tobacco, urging customers to compare and learn the true definition of a bargain.

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