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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1899

Page

8

Miss Jennie Smith Visiting Sister in Vandergrift

Local notes from Willes and Brushy Alley report Miss Jennie Smith visiting her sister in Vandergrift this week along with social calls, lectures, church services, and school events. Teens, teachers, and residents attend gatherings, institutes, pie socials, and visits across Lucas, Plumville, and Punxsutawney areas.

Willes Jennie Smith Vandergrift Mae Elgin Maud Treusal Allison School Allison Jay Clowes Anderson India Plumcreek Miss Afary Rankin Washington Township Lucas Schoolhouse Brushy Alley Ben Hill Pittsburg Barry Wakefield I. N. Butterbaugh Juans Town Slabtown Gilbert Fee

New Discovery Saves Two Lives and Local Sale Notices

Mrs. George Long of New Straitsville credits Dr King s New Discovery with curing a severe cough and pneumonia after many remedies failed This testimonial notes the medicine s life saving power and outlines sales over the counter This item also lists a public sale on the Josiah Langham farm Green township Cookport with a long inventory of livestock crops and equipment plus sale terms A second block reports opera at Library Hall and local commercial openings and notices from Indiana Pa

George Long New Straitsville Dr. King Long T. E. Hildebrand I Adiana W. I Moore Homer City M.G. ‘Ilter Blairsville Josiah Langham Green Township Cookport H. B

Notable Deaths and Trials Across Several States

Luther Dana Woodbridge, anatomy professor at Wiliouts college, dies at 49. Charles Washington of Harrisburg arrested in Baltimore for shooting a man in Harrisburg. Fett Snyder, once wealthy, dies in Wichita home fire. Boer forces not overwhelming in Cape Colony. Dutch near Colesburg pro Boer. In Parkersburg, A B O Dague sues Sharp Oil for receiver. Butler investigates compulsory vaccination suit by W. F. Marland. Mrs Henry Stover of Hazleton dies after fall in New York. O'Brien heirs contest $1 million will amid two wills and possible undue influence. Charleston grants tobacco company charter to R & W Jenkins. Capitul ation of Colenso noted. Boer advance threatens White. Youngstown divorce granted to Mrs Mattie Shields Warren from Dr A E Warren. Hunting trip ends in tragedy as three men die after coffee. a copperhead snake lurks in kettle.

Luther Dana Woodbridge Wiliouts College Charles Washington Harrisburg Baltimore Hel Fett Snyder Wichita Kan Cape Colony Colesburg Parkersburg VW. Va A. B. O. Dague Arthur Maude Sharp Oil Company Butler W. F. Marland Martland Township Henry Stover Hazleton New York Wall Street John O’brien Charleston W. Va R. & W. Jenkins Company Pittsburg Capial Alexander M. Jenkins John M. Jenkins Harry H. Patterson James F. Brownlee George W. Porter Colenso Cap Colony Ladysmith Pietermaritzburg General White Durban Youngstown Mattie Shields-Warren A. E. Warren Disney Rogers Court of Common Pleas Dr. Warren Solomon Oldfield William Gibbs John Trout Roneys Creek Richard Dollard Dollard

Crime of a Coward at Mount Pleasant Ohio

In Jefferson county near Mount Pleasant a farmer named James W. Gosnell was shot in the back through a window as he read a newspaper late at night. The two revolver shots fired from outside in darkness killed him instantly. Police and residents search the countryside for the killers but no clue has been found.

Wheeling Mount Pleasant Jefferson County James W. Gosnell

The Origin of the Cake Walk at Old Southern Life Show

A carnival piece titled The Origin of the Cake Walk will appear at the Opera House for one night on November 14 with cake walk dancing by Afro-American performers. The program also features singers dancers comedians and musicians plus a noon street parade with two bands. Also advertised are home heating by J C Moore and livestock for sale and household paper ads.

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Complex land parcels in Indiana County and Saltsburg region

The notice covers multiple defendants led by SIMON B MERCER and MARIA McCLEMENS with executors named Oliver V Mercer and B Mercer. It details numerous land tracts in Saltsburg, Pine and Cherryhill townships Indiana County Pennsylvania, describing bounds and lines, sizes from 23 to 383 acres, timber and coal potential, and improvements. Executions are tied to cases from December Term 1899 and other listed suits, with involved parties including Charles Lockhart and S P McClemane.

James Armstrong Armstrong Township Indiana County Pennsylvania A. Montgomery John Ralston James Hefflefinger Crooked Creek Said Creek Samuel Kimmel James MacCracken Armstrong County James McCracken James Ralston Black Jack W. P. Armstrong Annie M. Earhart CoxnixcHan & Fisher Mary A Sharper North Mahoning Township A. J.P. Crawford Jno. Beek Indiana Punxsutawney Webster Sutter Geo. L. Shaffer Simon B. Mercer Oliver V . Mercer B. Mercer Simon B . Mercer Saltsburg County of State of Pennsylvania Canal Samuel Waddle Said Waddle Conemaugh Western Pennsylvania Railroad Charles Lockhart J. A.C. Burenee Line & Miner Maria McClemens Pine Township James Downey John O’neal Cherryhill Township P. MecClemane Hunn D. W. Stahl Guerrybill James Lewis Jacob Iydick Johnston Moorhead Luther Hellman Mary AL Denison Samuel Nelson Adm Agnes J. Nelson Diana Adams McLain Robert Wiggins Agnes J. Nélson Sophia Shambaugh Carl Shambaugh D. Andrews Lev

Notice at sale requires large bid and costs by December Court

Notice warns buyers that at least 5100,000 or costs must be covered if the bid falls short and the balance paid by the first week of December when deeds are acknowledged. Sheriff T S Neal of Indiana PA notes. The item continues with anecdotes from local papers including a joke at Sanders' Error store and a quip about a cottage built with terra firma.

Pichaser T.S. Neal Sheriff's Office Indiana

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