Indiana County Quay campaign shapes headlines and warnings
Indiana Progress reports M S Quay backed by loyal Republicans, outlines anti Quay campaigning, and previews a forthcoming business and political directory. Watson travels to Pittsburgh and Blairsville as part of a political maneuver against Senator Quay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Watson
Pittsburg
Senator Quay
Watson
Allysheny
Tmairsville
Blairsville
Cherrytree
Quay
M.S. Quay
Pennsylvania
Indiana
M. 8. Quay
M. L. Quay
W. H. Kuhn
Indiana County
Kuhn
Richmond select school appoints J H Stewart as principal
Trustees elect J H Stewart of Fourth Ward as principal for the Richmond select school. The term runs Monday April 6 to Friday June 26. Stewart brings extensive teaching experience in common and high schools and is expected to ensure a successful term across all departments. Other items note notices from Indiana Pa March 14 and miscellaneous farm and livestock transfers to Salford Derry Schwenksville West Philadelphia and related locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Select School
J. H. Stewart
Fourth Ward
Stewart
Mauy
J.B. Bendher
Salford
M. O. Germit
Allinan
Derry
Thomas & Wissinger
Schwenksville
D. W. Schreckengost
West Philadelphia
Personal Briefs From Indiana Town this Week
Mr J M Guthrie visits Philadelphia this week and many locals noted as callers and visitors. Attorny D B Taylor travels to Saltsburg on official business. Miss Nannie Graham and Mrs J C Moorhead host guests from Pittsburg and Blairsville. J T Kinnan and Squire S J Robinson among the town’s callers and movers. The piece lists numerous residents visiting, moving, or hosting, with a social and civic snapshot of daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Dick
Kenwood
Blacklick
Amos
Ferrier
C. A. Campbell
Armagh
John Flude
Apollo
J. F. Coss
Pine Flats
D. B. Taylor
Saltsburg
Nannie Graham
Third Ward
Pittsburg
J.T. Kinnan
Taylorsville
J. C. Moorhead
Blairsville
Squire S. J. Robinson
Garfield
Charolette Peterson
Philadelphia
McCracken
Jacksonville
B. F. MacCartney
Altoona
Henry Bence
Dixonville
Johnstown
Huntingdon
First National Bank
Harriet Walker
Reynoldsville
Samuel Cunningham
Wayne Avenue
Wm. Lintner
Salem Sheesley
Grant Township
T. M. Carson
Edward Clark
Annie
New Florence
M. J. Graham
W. J. Brown
Adam Black
East Water Street
Clay Kimple
Chambersville
Somerset
Roy MacCartney
Wim. Lowry
White Township
Jane Duncan
Marion Center
T. B. Clark
Fourth Ward
W. B. Kline
Agnes
Margaret Pounds
New York City
J. N. Cochran
Plumville
Cochran
A. W. Wilson
Kiskiminetas Springs
Indiana Friends
Owens
First United Presbyterian Church
Brownlee
Hammers
James Cathcart
Clark Rink
Dental
Baltimore College
A. C. White
Brookville
Indiana
S. G. Hartman
White
Jefferson County
W. J. Wilson
Shelocta
Mercer County
Noah Ausborne
Farmers Institute in Session at Trade City Event
The Farmers Institute met in Trade City over Monday and Tuesday with S M McHenry presiding. J E McAllister and H E Rodney were elected secretaries, and many topics were discussed including Noxious Weeds, Manure application, Potato Culture, and humane ways to maintain indigent citizens. Resolutions urged independent thought, organized farmer action, and praised instructors, with gratitude to Mr McHenry and the hall’s hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trade City
S. M. McHenry
State Board
J. E. McAllister
H. E. Rodney
George Rowe
J. S. Allison
White Township
J. K. Heitzenrater
J. L. Steer
Hes
State College
James McCrackin
Mortimer Whitehead
J. C. McCrackin
John Jordan
Wm. Fitzgeralds
Agey
George Rowe, Esq
J. §. Allison
J. L. McAllister
North Mahoning Township
Whitehead
Indiana County
Hamilton
McHenry
Neal
Renewal of Coal Leases by Snyder and Bloom
Messrs Snyder and Bloom of Punxsutawney who control 3000 acres of coal land along Cherry Run in Center township renew leases for nine months. The leasers promise to make a sale within that period at 36 dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Snyder & Bloom
Punxsutawney
Cherry Run
Center Township
Gorton's Famous New Orleans Minstrels at Library Hall
Gorton's Famous New Orleans Minstrels appear at Library Hall next Saturday as the season's sole act. A noon parade precedes the evening concert by the renowned singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorton
New Orleans
Library Hall
Mail Run Schedule Change Expands Route for Patrons
The Grant mail via Penn Run now departs at 9 15 a m rather than 7 a m. The shift serves patrons along the route with daily mail service in both directions through the offices east and west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Penn Run
Daily Mail
New landlord at Central hotel amid Cherryhill honors
Mr A A Markel of Cherryhill township becomes landlord of the Central hotel. He took charge on Monday and is now entertaining the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Markel
Cherryhill Township
Central Hotel
Mr. Markel
Word Lottery From Monon Seeds Grow
Public notice invites contestants to form as many words as possible from MONON SEEDS GROw letters, forward or backward, using each letter no more times than in the phrase. Prizes scale with list size, up to 100 dollars, with daily distribution and rules to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mon
Monon Seed Co
Chicago
McMaster and Hood’s Closing Out Sale Nears End
During the final three weeks before April 1 the entire stock of groceries confectionery canned goods tobacco and cigars at McMaster and Hood’s will be sold at cost. Don’t miss this opportunity to buy before closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMaster and
Hood’s
Story of Matthew Stanley Quay and his Civil War service
The piece recounts Matthew Stanley Quay's Civil War heroism and leadership, detailing his early wartime roles, the Fredericksburg battle, Tyler's brigade report praising his efficiency, and the Medal of Honor briefly awarded for Fredericksburg. It notes Quay's postwar duties, his voting support, and a future continuation promise, ending with an advertisement for Farm Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quay
Pennsylvania
United States
Andrew Gregg Curtin
Young Quay
10Th Pa
Fredericksburg
Marye’s Heights
Fifth Corps
Humphreys
Tyler
M. 8. Quay
One Hundred and Thirty-Fourth
Pennsylvania Infantry
Congress
Pennsylvania Volunteers
William H. Shaw
J.m.clark
Drum
Nator Quay
James W. Latta
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Senate
Matthew Stanley Quay
One Hundred and Thirty-Fourth Regiment
Gorton's Famous New Orleans Minstrels at Library Hall
The Gorton's Famous New Orleans Minstrels perform at Library Hall next Saturday evening. Tickets are on sale at Hall's Book Store. The press lauds their refined song and dance, unique costumes, and excellent band music. Saturday March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Hall
Gorton
New Orleans
Hall
Crescent City
Gold Band
Americus
White Township Talent at Lowry School House
A musical convention is planned at the Lowry school house in White township on Saturday evening. A singing class has been ongoing under the instruction of Mr. H. V. Rowan, principal of the Homer City schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowry
White Township
H. V. Rowan
Homer City
Eye and Ear Specialist Promises Trusted Treatment in Pittsburg
Dr. Sadler at 804 Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh, with 21 years in practice and over 21,000 cases, offers examination driven advice and moderate charges. He corrects crooked eyes, improves glasses, and cites cures from paralysis of one eye to hearing restoration through ear treatments, based on real patient outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadler
Penn Avenue
Pittsburg
W. R. Depp
Jotn Dowd
Charleroi
H. D. Carter
Fee
Lafayette College Glee and Banjo Club Concert
The Lafayette College Glee and Banjo club returns to Library Hall on April 3 for the Easter vacation concert series closeout. Manager Will K. Foster, formerly of Indiana, now of East End Pittsburgh, directs the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Hall
Lafayette College Glee and Banjo Club
Will K. Foster
Indiana
East End
Pittsburg
Announced Republican nominees pledge for April 4 1896 primary
The Republican County Committee announces pledged candidates who signed and paid the announcement fee. Signatories include I D.C. Mack as chairman and nominees for Senate, Assembly, Treasurer and various county posts across Blairsville Perrysville Indiana South Mahoning Township Homer City North Mahoning White Township and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C. Mack
Republican Co. Com
Assembly
M. C. Watson
Indiana
John McGaughey
Noah Seanor
South Mahoning Township
John W. Morrow
North Mahoning Two
W. L. Reed
Homer City
New Store Offers Best Goods From Top Makers
Opened this spring, the shop promotes a first class store image with a 30 year history. It advertises ready made suits and capes from $2 to $12.50, skirts $3 to $10, shirt waists, and Armorside Corsets as the best in the market. It promises no deception and urges customers to inspect textures under light.
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Indiana Progress
A. T. Moontead
Borror & Maarkach
Moorhead
Proprretror & Pce
Indiana Progress Teason
Philadelphia Inquirer
Business and Political Directory
Indiana, Pa
W.H. Adair
Annie Lewis
Moritdan
Mary McCorn
J.F. Findley
Richard McDonnell
Abraham Wilson
Andrew Iottisuan
J. N. Lancnam
P.M
W. Misner Esteee Nee
Mary Wieward
James E. Matson
Ebenezer
Arretta J. Ewing
John H. Buterbaugh
Purchase Line
Mary J. Wynecoop
Willet
H. Walker
Sadie P. Lee
Clarksburg
Charles B. McMullenee
Brushvalley
Minnie C. Bolloft
John O'Leary
Rachael A. Davis
Cease
J. M. Guthrie
Cosmopolitian Club
Farmers’ Institute
Tors
the Farm Journal
Maine
California
Montana
Florida
Farm Journal
T. D. Cunningham
James G. Mitchell
Perrysville,Jefferson Co
Sherift
Taylor Harrison
Elder Peelor
G. A. McLain
Phel. M. Sutton
W. Dickie Ray
M. M. Davis
M. B. Kline
T. E. Irwin
Young Township
R. Learn
Bayne Township
Dan. B. Williams
Green Township
Nighol
George I Feit
Aa. Gibson
Washington Township
A J.T. Davis
Hamer Cie
John P. Elkin
J. H. Thompson
Loughby’s
W. R. Loughry & CO
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