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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1895

Page

4

Indiana County Campaign and Court Decisions Reported

The Indiana court case on a White and Blair contest concluded with White’s majority confirmed. The article notes costs to taxpayers, potential expenses around 25000 dollars, and critiques of political factions. Obituaries include A C Boyle with details of his service and funeral.

Peta Barker John J. Blair Ton Harry White Larry Winte Cerda White Baker Deventer Prom Tle PhoGkEss Judes Dor

Venice Grand Canal Visit Describes Bridges and Culture

W J Gompers recounts a Venice excursion detailing the Rialto and St. Mark bridges, the marble structure of 1424, its shops and gondola life, and the Rialto square. He notes St Giacomo church, the first public bank, and the Academy of Fine Arts with Tintoretto works. The voyage includes Rialto, the Grand Canal views, the Lido, and Venice’s blend of decay and revival.

Grand Canal Wial Ridee Isle of Rialto St. Mark Gazetta Italy St. Giacomo Merchants’ Exchange Antonio Shylock Venice London Lombard Street Academy of Fine Arts Santa Maria Della Salute Turner Tintoretto Cana Lido Adriatic Sea Piraeus Europe W. J. Gompers

Death notices and obituaries of McQuown and Anthony families

Margaret McQuown of Mahattey PA dies at her son W W McQuown’s home aged 71 years 11 days She was born in Indiana PA daughter of Col William Shields and married to William McQuown in 1846 Surviving children James A Annie M Lotts W W Senator M L Nina Edmiston and one deceased daughter Emma Garbey Also sister to James T Shields and William Shields Funeral at Bowen Cemetery April 30 Rev R L Williams presiding Mary Anthony widow of Amos T Anthony dies at daughter Sarah Steele’s home in Goheenville aged about 76 Surviving five children Interred beside husband in Shelocta on Saturday

A. C. Boyle A.C. Ehrenfeld Mo MM. Sweeny John P. Wair Toolee Harry White Bar Association Indiana County Albert C. Boyle Chicago Indiana Academy Thomas White Indiana White & Boyle West Mary Drum Augustus Drum Gro. W. Huon J. N. Banks M. C. Wartsox S. M. Jack Margaret M’quown Mirynive “T MccOuown W. W. McQuown Mahattey Col William Shields William McQuown Aldchildren Emma Garbey Gazzam James A Ord Annie M. Lotts Horatio, Pa W. W M. L Clearfield Nina Edmiston James T. Shields Taylorsville Amanda Alford Sterling, Neb Baptist Church Bowen R. L. Williams Mary Anthony Amos T. Anthony Shelocta Sarah Steele Goheenville Armstrong County Anthony Robert Johnston

Death of John Fry in East Wheatfield Township

John Fry of East Wheatfield Township died Wednesday from Bright's disease at age 70. He was a Presbyterian church member in Armagh and known for sterling qualities. Survived by a wife, four sons and four daughters, including George and Hill of East Wheatfield, Johnston of Cramer, Martin at home, and daughters Mrs. Tinckom of Armagh, Mrs. Johns of Cramer, Mrs. Mack of Armagh, and Lizzie at home. Interment was in Armagh cemetery on Thursday.

John Fry East Wheatfield Bright Presbyterian Church Armagh George Hill East Wheatfield Township Johnston Cramer Martin Daniel Tinckom William Johns W. 8. Mack Lizzie

Death of Rayne Township Resident Joseph Cummins

Mr. Joseph Cummins of Rayne township died suddenly on East Wednesday at about 71. He suffered apoplexy at 11:30 a.m. and passed within half an hour. He had been in delicate health. Survived by wife, one son and one daughter. Formerly a resident of West Indiana. Funeral by Rev. A. T. Bell of Kellysburg on Friday, with interment at Washington Presbyterian church graveyard in Rayne township.

Joseph Cummins Rayne Township Deveased West Indiana A. T. Bell Kellysburg Washington Presbyterian Church

Death of Mr Jeremiah George Near South Bend

Mr Jeremiah George died at his home near South Bend Armstrong county on last Sabbath from apoplexy. He was about 70 years old and a brother of Mrs John Weir of this place. The remains were interred in the Lutheran graveyard at South Bend on Tuesday.

Jeremiah George South Bend Armstrong County John Weir

Obituary notices for Fulmer and Shoupe

Mr Zachariah Fulmer of Rayne township died on Sabbath age about 50 survived by two children remains laid to rest in the church graveyard at Taylorsville on Monday J B Shoupe of Saltsburg died on Saturday of typhoid fever interment held at Saltsburg on Monday

Zachariah Fulmer Rayne Township Taylorsville Shoupe J.S. Shoupe Saltsburg Wilmer Shields Pittsburg J. W. Shields

Marble monument stands tall in Greenwood Cemetery

Mr. R. E. Young, marble and granite dealer, erected a three ton barre granite monument in Greenwood Cemetery. It dominates the grounds and showcases skilled workmanship, with Young supplying stones weekly to keep his crew busy for two months.

R. E. Young Greenwood Cemetery Young

Personal Brevities Capture Local Visitors and News

Capt J B Nesbit visits Morrisburg this week while many townsfolk host travelers and discuss illness, movement to Wilkinsburg, and engagements. Notables include Dr M B Shultz of Stromstown, Maj Dennison and wife from Pittsburg, and Mrs Wm Clowes of Freeport visiting Dr M M Sweeny's family in Johnstown.

Ready-to-Wear Goods for the Ladies at Loughbys

Loughbys promotes ready-to-wear ladies wear stressing color durability and low prices. They claim customers seek quality and will compare elsewhere, urging undivided attention to their offerings.

Are selling past our greatest ex pectations

Prices are lower than you would expect with items like Duck Suits at 1.25 and suits ranging from 1.50 to 2.50. The notice emphasizes time and patience saved and highlights sale terms including adDe and T3e with prices around 1.50 to 1.50.

Wool Full Suits and Separate Skirts Offered

The ad promotes full suits in Black and Blue Serge Crepon and other weaves with prices around 33.50 and 24 to 8 dollars. Separate skirts may be sold with jackets in some goods from 3.50 to 36, highlighting fit and texture options for customers.

Local Goods Priced Right From $2 to $20

An ad highlights that items are in good shape and desirable with price range from two dollars up to twenty dollars. No specific products or brands are named. The message emphasizes value and affordability for shoppers.

Special New Things Soon Dwindling Prices

Merchants announce scarce goods with hard to obtain items in limited stock. Shoppers urged to choose quickly as best styles sell out first and prices are disclosed for early buyers.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Indiana Progress FANCT A.T TaNaby Pale Graham United Presbyterian Church Johnstown B. B. Henshey School House White Township Miller Salem M. E Washington Township Gordon Andrew Gordon India Second United Presbyterian Church T. E. McCrea Robt. McCrea Register and Lecorde McGregor Recorder of Wills M. 5. Shultz Strongstown de de GW. Miller Mechanicsburg Janes T. Bracken Buffington Township Rey. J. V.ene Tionesta W. A. Evans Epworth Leanne and Christian Eendeavor Societies McChaniesburg Phi. Ers McCullough Prilart & Co., Myr Nesbit Philadelphia Dyrilate Philadelphia Street F. Green Utah Houston & N Ts W. M. Cunningham Jewehy Frank Nesbit WOW, Geilhart & Co the Grim Reaper Empfield Sharretts W. W. Brilhart & Co W. M. Cunningham’s Oxford Emptield TV Sa Court House Chesnu Capt Morrisburg Speedy Bri. F. Wineman Homer City J.C. Wallace M. B. Shultz Stromstown D. R. Crawford Smicksburg John T S.J. Sawyer H. E. Clark Campbell Samuel E. McEthoes John D. Graham Pearl Coho Derry N. B. Longwell Dixonville Apollo Laura Ansley Chas. Winton Greensburg Joseph John G. Bricker West Mahoning Township Wm. Clowes Freeport M. M. Sweeny Church Street J.C. Rugh Greenville J. A. McQnown Grant Township Clarence Boring Blacklick Albert Kinghorn West Oak Street Mattie Wallace J. M. Racer Homestead Frank Douglass Second Street West Indians Solomon Simpson Florida J. J Neal Craig Cockport Howard Far West J. G. Lewis Armstrong Township J. M. Stewart Womn Messrs J. E. Miller Glen Campbell G. W. McCullough O. B. Fleming Martha Tucker George Tucker California Plamnville Simon Dunmire Near West Lebanon George J. Pringle Wilmore Cambria County D. R. Pringle A. B. McAdoo Braden S Ridge Academy T. S. Neil G. M. Weaver Neil & Weaver Trade City Neil Sara McElhoes Commissioner McElhoes McElhoes Hunter Bros, Ede Burn & Co, Attorneys That City FE. H. Wilson Bismarck N. Dak Loughby’s Lgughry & CO
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