COURTS FOR INDIANA COUNTY AND LOCAL OFFICERS LISTED
Directory listing courts for Indiana County with presiding judges Jas A Logan James Nesbitt Peter Outs from Greensburg and Indiana Pa. Includes council members A Stewart C Broughler Slous Adam Row E F Hildebrand A Smith A Douglas clerk and constables J J Sherman John Weir plus board directors James P Carter A W Taylor A W Wilton M Clark Thoopsum gumpal McCartney.
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Indiana County
Perond
Ion
Jas
A. Logan
Greensburg
James
Nesbitt
Indiana
Peter Outs
Suftton
Zummon Council
A. M.stewart
A-C. Broughler A
Slous
Adam Row
E. FP. Hildebrand
A @mith
A. Dougings
Rcnoel
James P. Carter
A.W. Taylor
A.W. Wilton
M. Clark
Juba
Thoopsum
Gumpal McCartney
Th Constable
J. J. Sherman
ConstaBlLs
John Weir
Indiana Branch Railroad Schedule Fragment
Train times list daily arrivals and departures including Blairsville and Indiana connections, stage route details, church services, and local lodge meetings. Contains names, places, and times with numerous OCR garbles but preserves main transit and community notices.
Cold weather and local events in town notes
Obituary notices, political mentions, and local happenings fill a winter town column. Ed ward Thompson of Saltsbury suffers head injury while trying to Stavé a fire. Dr. Mars ittall, late Representative, in town fixing up a tile. New houses rise in the West End and Burrer arrives from Ohio to stock goods. Fred Douglass to lecture at Court House. W. P. Hastings retires as editor of Punxsulawney Plaindealer.
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Edward Thompson
Saltsbury
Meeting to appoint Auditors and county debt study
A local meeting appointed A M Stewart as chairman and W R Black as secretary to examine county indebtedness. The group planned to reconvene Thursday at 7 o clock. The Girard Cosmopolite paper faced suspension after sheriff levied on Dan Rice’s office. Consequences and local governance topics followed along with town incidents and elections.
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A. M. Stewart
W. R. Black
Girard Cosmopolite
Dan Rice
Colfax Tele Graph reports local Lyceum and paper
Flying Correspondence notes a Lyceum at Deckers Point and a Colfax Telegraph paper run by members as a red dot publication. Counties accept contributions. discussions rise on three annual road tax collections. Houck Myers & Co runs a store at Purchase Line P. C. Cookport stays calm yet assertive. new buildings and signs planned. hotel prospers. Mr Kennedy from two miles away injures his thigh in sled accident. Dr. Allen treats him.
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Deckers Point
Colfax Telegraph
Houck Myers & Co
Purchase Line P. C
Cook Port
Kennedy
A. H. Allen
Blairsville Items and Community Notes of Allegheny County
In Blairsville area news, Miss Maitie J. Wiley, age 41, formerly of Blairsville, died and was buried in Blairsville cemetery after a procession from Allegheny City. James A. Love swapped properties with George Wilkinson near the fairgrounds, and Wilkinson becomes Union House proprietor with plans for additions. Charley R. Miller opens a first class grocery on Market Street, Marshall’s building. Improvements at H. P. Shepley’s drug and book store include reorganized shelves and a new prescription vase. W. A. Triece adds a camera for photos. A calico party hosted by Miss Clara Marshall occurs at Dr. Marshall’s residence. Washington’s Birthday weddings and local civil improvements, including a Conemaugh bridge project and borough expansion, are noted. A railroad side track expansion is planned to boost West Penn traffic. The school board will meet to select teachers. A reminiscence describes Prohibition era spirits in local businesses with a tour of basement taverns and a curiosity-filled account.
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Allegheny
Maitie J. Wiley
Blairsville
Mattie
John Wiley
Charley R. Miller
Marshall's
Market Street
Charley
H. P. Shepley
Shepley
W. A. Triece
Triece
Hal le
Clara Marshall
Jacksonville
H. M. Altman
Hey
Babb
Henly
Conemaugh
Robert Fryswite
Temperance District Convention at Brady’s Bend
The Conemaugh Valley District Convention met at Brady's Bend on February 27. Officers elected for next term include W C T Andrew Bell and W V T Isabel Powell. Resolutions praise temperance work, urge moral suasion, oppose political entanglement, and call for renewed membership drives and distribution of temperance literature. Next convention set for Indiana in August 1872. The report also notes nearby correspondence from the New York Times on living costs and management effects on personal finances.
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Brady’s Bend
W.C. T
Thomas T. Lemon
W.W. Sec'y
J. C. Moore
W.T
Elia Henry
Stewart
W. C
Graham
W.M
Stiffey
Golden
Chriswell
Sue Campbell
W. L.H.S
Maggie Campbell
W. A. Sec'y
Ace Riston
Bay Leaf Lodge
Penn Run
Putney
Griffin Lodge
W. Secy
B. F. McClusky
Indiana Lodge
H. D. McGaw
Frank Mechling
Independent Order of Good Semplars
Conemaugh Valley
Indwna
Armstrong
Temperanes
Brother McGaw
Good Templars
Brady Lodge
East Brady and
Brady's Bend
M. E. Church
J.C. Moore
Sec
Cumulative Voting and Local Borough Law Summary
The text explains cumulative voting established for borough elections by an 1871 act, detailing how voters may allocate multiple votes among candidates for town councils and how vacancies are filled. It cites related acts and outlines precise vote distributions for when varying numbers of seats are to be filled, plus rules on voting fractions and ballot marking.
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Act of Assembly
Bloomsbury
Bloomsburg
Deaths and Obituaries from Montgomery and Blairsville Areas
Death notices report Benjamin F. Bostick aged 28 in Montgomery township spinal disease at his father's home. Mattie J. Wiley formerly of Blairsville dies in Allegheny City at 31. James Campbell dies in Armagh at 74. George Hutchison, son of Cornelious Hutchison of East Wheatfield Township, dies at age 6.
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Bostick
Montgomery Township
Benjamin F. Bostick
Wiley
Allesgheny City
Mattie J. Wiley
Blairsville
Campbell
Armagh
James Campbell
Hutchison
George
Cornelious Hutchison
East Wheatfield
Philadelphia Market Clearing Prices Report
Philadelphia market report lists flour superfine at 5300575, extra family 7268775, wheat firm with red 160 a1 62 and amber 1648 165, rye 8c, corn dull at 65a8510, oats 55c, barley steady with Canada 12 and Western 74c 78c. Prices shown reflect regional trading in early March.
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Philadelphia
Canada
Tate
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Punxsulawney Plaindealer
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Michael Moore
TUE
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A. L. M'Clusgy
Ed. Poge
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J. Stewart Thompson
Ichol
John Sutor
Robert Willard
Charles F. Farrell
Patrick Burns
A.J. Hamilton
J.N. Hamilton
Henry Hkurns
Burgess
AL. McClusky
Robert Lowry
James L Hazlett
C. A. Gessler
John Haronan
J. S. G. Wine
David Mullen
High Constable
Samuel Wiggins
James A. Love
Union House
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Fair Ground
George Wilkinson
Love
Wilkinson
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New York Times
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Pittsburgh
Kellysburg
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R.patton & Son
Stuart
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Edlana
Énaty
Philadelphia Cattle Market
Barns, Turner & Co
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Burns, Turner & CO
Orphan's Court of
Archbald Davis
Josef G. Hammer
Btatraville
Bamueel Lyon
Anditor
Oburtuva
Joseph Hoffman
Borough of
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W. McHenry
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Marsnale
Indiana, PA
R. C. Cathoun’s
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