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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1895
Page
8
A Philadelphia style notice lists multiple patients from Pennsylvania towns who claim cures of ear discharge and deafness after treatment by Dr. Sadler in Pittsburgh. It promotes attendance at a National Educational Association meeting and western rail travel deals, plus advertisements for Southern Farms and an Indian Herb Cure with a testimonial.
An April 2 excursion to La Grange Georgia offers half rates with details on climate land and crops. Cir culars available from Jas W Drape 313 Wood Street Pittsburgh PA with notices of remaining uncalled letters in Indiana PA March 12 1895 and a list of local names.
The rail line offers first class service with a standard fare plus two dollars for a round trip. Denver to Colorado attractions are offered with reduced side trip rates and options to extend to Salt Lake California Oregon and Washington. Address John R. Pott Williamsport Pa for full information. May 15 Indiana State Normal School of Pennsylvania opens spring term April 2 1895 with open entry and low rates. Also advertising T. L Agency seeks part or full time workers in Altgona Pa with stamp.
Classified snippets include John Stutzman and East Wheatfield township, Mahoning references, Oliver Chilled Plows with trade mark, plow price cut to eight fifty, rubber goods wanted for cash in Indiana Pa, a Brashvalley farm lease or share rent offer near Mechanicsburg, and a box address for a summer class mailing in Indiana Pa.
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers a second 1895 tour to the Golden Gate leaving New York and Philadelphia March 20 and arriving in San Francisco March 29 with return by May 16. Tours include high grade in transit accommodations and hotel privileges, with itineraries available from Tourist Agent 1196 Broadway New York or Room 411 Broad Street Station Philadelphia.
The Union Pacific System will sell harvest excursion tickets on February 12 to points in Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, and Idaho. Tickets limited to 20 days from sale. For fares and details contact S. A. Mygrs, Trav. Pas. Agt., 307 Ferguson Block, Pittsburg, Pa, or R. Tenbroeck, Gen'l Fas. Agt., 278 Broadway, New York. Men’s stiff hats 50c at The Red Front.
The market report, corrected weekly by Mack & Y of the Checker Front and Wilson, Rowe & Hetrick of Indiana Flour Mills, lists prices for Butter eggs lard and other produce. It covers chickens turkeys country sides beans potatoes onions cabbage rags and grain and flour prices per unit.
The Indiana County Commissioners will hold appeals across districts from Saltsburg to Rayne between March 21 and May 1 1895. Dates list Saltsburg Blairsville Homer City Armstrong Shelocta Washington South Mahoning West Mahoning Smicksburg North Mahoning Marchand Canoe and more with venues in town halls hotels and private houses. The notice names multiple locations and dates including March 21 through May 1 with times from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. depending on district and venue. A separate curtesy probate notice follows for Robert Galbreath estate with executor John E Galbreath.
Applications for hotel and inn licenses will be heard the first Wednesday of March term and wholesale liquor licenses the first Monday of April each year. Petitions in favor or against must be filed by the preceding Saturday. The clerk must publish names in two Indiana newspapers three times over as required. The March 10 92 rule updates Rule 4 of Quarter Sessions. For March Sessions 1895, license filings include George L Beewees of Greensburg for a brewery on Fourth Street Indiana Pa ELVER P ELOR Clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions Indiana County March 13 1895.
Classified ad listing men s overcoats suits and mackintoshes priced from four dollars to eighteen sixty per item. Includes traveling bags and grips with various children wash suits and pants to order.
Many fabrics and designs from 10¢ to $1.50. Lenape fabric in grain-bright colors offers good service at 25¢. Old Glory cotton and wool mix down from 60¢ to 40¢. all wool at deep reductions. Columbia weaves replace 3 ply. Bundhar Wilton praised as finest carpet in Indiana with or without border. Wool dyed, new designs for city trade in oil cloth linoleum stair cloth rugs and pads.
An advertisement notes prices cut from 10c to 40c, highlighting a sale on decorative items and affordable designs.
A newspaper notice advertises curtains now offered at 50 to 60 cents a pair, previously valued at one dollar. All prices up to five dollars apply to Irish point or Russian lace curtains. Compact pricing details indicate a clearance or sale of fabric coverings.
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