Officers in Uniform and Public Reproach of Volunteers
A damaged clipping recalls volunteers wearing uniforms at social events and a Broadway theater sighting. It notes the unwritten army code, instances of ex-military attire by civilians, and a story of a volunteer in full dress provoking curiosity and bets about his status. Also mentions a Noblesville residence disturbance and a reflective anecdote about influential figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sighs
Down
Wanima
Severs
Papa
U.S. V
Scussiow
Easy Going Ambassador Cassini Impresses in Washington
Count de Cassini the czar's ambassador to the United States is described as the most democratic among diplomats in Washington. He has no fixed office hours and will see anyone with business whenever he is home. Cassini speaks excellent English and is noted for his pleasant manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count de Cassini
United States
Washington
Count Cascin
Coffee and Castoria Fragments in a Moral Echo
A garbled montage weaves product plugs, reminiscences, and an anecdote about Rev Dr Charles F Allen of Maine. It includes Grain O cereal pitch, a New York Sun anecdote about Dr H and a homely wife, and Judge Danforth recalling a dream fulfilled when opening Norwoodgeock court with Dr Allen’s prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Tut
Dr. H
Dani
Jeimes
New York Sun
Charles F. Allen
Maine
Allen
Charles Danforth
Judge Danforth
Dr. Allen
Woerridgesock
Charley Allen
Charley Danforth
Danforth
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
Norvidgewock
Testamentary Notices and Bids Published in Indiana County
Letters testamentary on the estates of Alexander Gilchrist John Byers and James A Thompson are granted. Creditors must present claims authenticated for settlement and debtors must pay promptly. A building committee invites bids for a frame church and stone work with plans at D W Davis residence Armstrong Twp, bids due April 29 1899. Executrixes and Executors named: Margaret Gilchrist Sidney Byers Daniel Byers Edna McLean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Cilcbrist
Indiana
Odiana’county
Pennsylvania
Margaret Gilchrist
Jacob Michaels
Pine Township
Indiana County
Register of Indiana Country
John Byers
Rayne Township
Sidney Byers
Daniel Byers
Crete
D. W. Davis
Armstrong Township
James A. Thompson
South Mahoning Township
Martin Earhart
Indiana Borough
W. S. Daugherty
Harry W. Earhart
Indiana, Pa
Daniel R. Hill
Court House
Harrisburg
Jane Miller
White Township
Register
B. F. Miller
Boundary description for fifty two and a half acres parcel
A legal land description outlines a fifty two and one half acre tract bounded to the north by Little Mahoning creek and by lands of Abraham Good to the west, John Marshall's heirs to the south, and David F. Sittler properties to the east. The metes and bounds begin at a corner on the Sittler lands in the creek and proceed via marked corners and lines to close at the starting point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Mahoning Creek
Abraham Good
John Marshall
David F. Sittler
Beziniing
David TF. Sittler
Avid Stitler
Begin
Description of land boundary on Little Mahoning creek
Beginning at a stone on the bank of Little Mahoning creek at the corner of land once owned by David F. Sittler. It runs south twenty one and three fourth degrees west to a black oak, then north seventy degrees twenty eight minutes and seventh perches to a post along land once owned by James Kelly, then north twenty three and one half degrees east one hundred two and four fifth perches to a post on the creek bank, then south fifty four degrees east twenty six perches to the starting point, containing land forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Mahoning Creek
Samuel Good
John Marshall
William Travis
South Mahoning
Indiana
Pessivania
H. G. Cribbs
Plumville
Marion Center Road
Beracha Church
H. M. Ashbaugh
J. M. Ashbaugh
H. G. Gribba
Cribbs
David F. Sittler
James Kelly
Simicksburg
County of Indians
State of
Pennsylvania
Thomas W.haskell
S.T. Fulton
Hyseell
Margaret Kirkpatrick
Elizabeth Crawford
Smicksbury
A. R. Glenn
Francis Elkin
George Gondron
Clarion Street
T. W. Haskell
Smicksburg land deeds recount long deceased owner holdings
The document details several adjoining tracts of land in Smicksburg and surrounding areas in Indiana County Pennsylvania, describing boundaries, purchases from multiple parties between 1874 and 1897, and vested interests. It records transfers and payments under an agreement, with specifics on roads, streams, and lot boundaries, and notes the administrator’s order of sale.
Indian Herb Rheumatism Cure Testimonial from Big Run Pa
A gentleman from Big Run Pa writes that after using Indian Herb Rheumatist Cure he was often laid up with rheumatism but since taking the medicine has not had trouble. The letter, dated April 26 1896, is part of circulating testimonials to James Anderson Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Run
Big Row
James Anderson
Carron
Indiana
Coughing in Church A Matter of Parish Comfort
A London Leader excerpt from a Scottish minister in a parish magazine laments coughing fits during services. The piece argues coughing disrupts prayers and sermons and suggests scheduling coughs to fit natural breaks at prayer, division, or discourse endpoints to reduce distraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Castor Oil Ad Claims The Kind You Have Always Bough
A vintage advertisement touts Castor Oil as the familiar remedy. It reiterates that the genuine product bears the L C brand and promises money back if it fails to cure a cold. Also notes a large pack of old papers for 10 cents as a carpet underlay novelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castoria
L. C.Q
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Isaie
Noblesville
Indianapoli- Sentinel
Jones
Brown
Cate
Merself
Ube
West
Ian
Doline M. Leech
Orphans Court Sale
J. K. Lowe
Orphans’ Court
Didiann
West Mahoning
Gratans
Estate of
Israel Ashbaugh
Orphans’ Court of
H. M. Ashhaugh
J. K. Stewart
Serick
John A. Scott
Executrin
WL. Stewart
Johel’, Studhus
H. Miller
J. RB. Robbins
sSecretary
John T. Stuchul
Executtain's Notice
Edna McLean
Executrix
Banks
W. L. Stewart
Nas
Smicksburg
Church Street
A. C. Cassidy
Matthew Cassidy
A. C. Braughter
William Lindsay
Kittanning
Travis
Lindsay
M. Candron
Kittanning Road
Travis Road
M. Condron
M. Condiron
T. RB. Stiteler
James N. Stewart
A. M. Hammers
New York Weekly Tribune
The
Progress
New York Weekly
Techune
Indiana Mills
Frantz Bros
Rossmoyne Flouring Mills
Rossmoyne, Pa
Alli
D. B. Lifpincott Company, Publishers
Philadelphia
Leghorn Food Co
Boston
Mass
Watson & Keener
Elkin
Philadelphia Street
Excaye
Standard Oil
Yonle Keeley Watipute
Westrn
Pittsburg
ES. Barnes
PENNA
LI Brun
Daughety Pras
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