Subscription Laws for Periodicals and Nonpayment Rules
The text outlines that subscribers who fail to pay or refuse to renew are considered liable to continue payments until arrears are settled. Publishers may keep sending until bills are paid and may discontinue upon expiration. Courts have ruled nonpayment or removal attempts as evidence of fraud. Subscribers paying in advance must receive notice at end of term. otherwise the publisher may resend and hold the subscriber responsible. If still unpaid, the postmaster may mark as refused and forward notices to the publisher.
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Lepostatice
Otler
Lotter
Loey
Aloe Press Dadier
Uhen
Farmers' Exchange Notes and Local Notices Collected
Local items report farm ads and promotions at the Farmers' Exchange, sales and happenings at Blairsville and Indiana towns, visits by residents to Pittsburgh and Latrobe, and community notices. Names include J A Johnston, Mrs E Wood, and Miss Mare Wilson, with references to a temperance meeting, post office considerations, and health product ads.
Diphtheria Death Among Local Family
A child of David Lydick, about five, died of a malignant diphtheria last Saturday. Rev. Henshey led the funeral and urged caution to prevent spreading the disease, urging families to avoid entering the corpse room. The piece urges vigilant prevention to avoid epidemic in the town.
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David Lydick
Henshey
Baptist Church
Grace C
J.C. Fell
Wilson Mel Quisten
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Malaria Cure
An advertisement explains malaria as bad air and poisonous germs from marshy land and decaying matter. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and cures advanced fever, urging those exposed to malaria to take the medicine to stay healthy.
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Hood
Camping Party Along Creek Near Blacklick
A camping party consisting of gay people is reported camping along the creek near Blacklick this week. The group enjoys the friendly notice of Messrs. Jack Marshall James Evans and James McAnulty formerly of this place. They may face danger when unarmed during cold evenings.
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Blacklick
Jack Marshall
James Evans
James McAnulty
Pleasant Visit Ties Families and Newlyweds in Greensburg
Mr J C M Adair of Robinson Pennsylvania visited his parents on Church street last week with his bride Miss Carrie Obley of West Newton. The marriage was performed by Rev J C Boyd at Greensburg on October 6 1531. Wishing the couple joy happiness and a long pleasant life together.
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Church Street
Mattie Burr
Maggie
Washington County
W. B. Patison
Herd’s
Elia Sutton
Dr. Caldwell
Flora Young
Nora Lock
A. R. Learn
Kinter House
iTe
Prairie State Tucubator Co
Homer City
Greensburg
Coaner
Indiana
C. P. Christian Eudesavor Society
Rev. J Jackson
J.C. M. Adair
Robinson
J. B. Adair
Carrie Obley
West Mewton
J. C. Boyd
Will Thompson
Allegheny City
Aseneth Thommpson
Kent
Carrie Laughlin
Blairsville
Mary
Ella Hosack
Belle Lowman
Westmoreland County
Jennie Gilmour
Allegheny
N. J. McGaughey
Ohio
Mansfield
Messrs
Anthony
Chase Hunter
Iowa
H. B. McIntire
Mac
Matthew Ewing
Davis
Davis Ewing
Billa Keir
Clarksburg
D. J. Irwin
Ebenezer
A Good Dinner with Beans Pork and a Wife
A Good Dinner outlines a simple meal built from baked beans and pork under three rules. A wife skilled in baking the beans is required, pork must be purchased from J. C. McCracken at the West End Meat Market, and beans must be bought at the Farmers' Headquar ters for the best quality at the lowest price.
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Eseh Park
West End
J. C. McCracken
Mac
Farmers
Saltsburg church dedication and 74th Pa. Vols meet
The M E Church at Saltsburg will be dedicated on the Sabbath the 18th inst with Rev Hay as pastor and former pastors present including E. K Knox. The 74th Regiment Pa Vols are urged to meet at J K North’s hotel Punxsutawney on Tuesday Oct 20 1891 at 10:30 a.m. to organize. Carr John Kinter pres Pantall sec'y.
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M. E
Saltsburg
Hay
E. K& Knox
74Th Regiment
J. K. North
Punxsutawney
Carr
John Kinter
Pres
Joux Pantall
Sec’y
Grading Work Progress on School Street
Mr. John R. Caldwell directs a crew grading and filling School street between Fifth and Sixth streets. The street, opened toward Railroad avenue after years of vacancy due to a steep grade, will become a beautiful avenue upon completion.
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John R. Caldwell
School Street
Fifth
Sixth
Railroad Avenue
Marriage Licenses and Public Sale of Building Lots
Marriage licenses have been issued for George Cribbsreen Green Township Lottie B Gree Green Township A Pershing Green Township E F Holmes Ferryhill Township Saml G Sell East Wheatfield Township Steltzman East Wheatfield Township. Choice building lots at public sale next Saturday at 2 o clock by Lowry and Fleming near the new fair grounds. Terms very reasonable.
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George Cribbsreen
Lottie B. Gree
Green Township
A. Pershing
EF. C. Holmes
Erryhill
Sam'l G. Sell
East Wheatfield Township
Steltzman
Lowry & Fleming
Castoria As A Pediatric Remedy Across Generations
Fragmentary quotation recalls Castoria as a trusted pediatric remedy used from infancy through childhood. The speaker notes the product accompanied Dany during illness and mentions later usage by Misa and Chilgway, implying enduring brand familiarity.
Gas Lines Bought to Fuel Indiana County
Indiana Gas Company bought Salisburg Gas Company pipelines for 155 dollars and plans to supply Willet field. Work began to lift the Blairsville to Homer line and pipes will be hauled along the route. Citizens anticipate abundant gas within thirty days as local resources prove strong.
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Indiana Gas Company
Salisburg
Isue
Willet Field
John R. Cards
Blairsville
Homer
Willet
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Soldiers of Indiana County Organize Veterans Club
Soldiers of Indiana county back Gen David McM Gregg and Capt John W Morrison for the state ticket and form a Soldier s Veteran Club at the Court House. Officers elected include Nesvit Myers Long Braughter Hastings and delegates appointed for countywide address. five member committee named for the mailing. Meeting adjourned to reconvene Saturday at 7 30 p m.
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Indiana County
David McM. Gregg
John W. Morrison
Court House
J. $. Nesvit
J. Ross Myers
Frank M. Smith
Blairsville A Growing Town With Real Estate Gains
Blairsville is described as a growing town where real estate investors have seen profits, with potential from the Rolling Mill and Tin Plate Company. The Blairsville Land Improvement Company offers land to the new Rous ing Mill Co and other sites, plus a plan of affordable lots with long terms, street grading, and utilities to create a desirable residential area. Write for information.
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Blairsville
New Rolling Mill and Tin Plate Company
Blairsville Land Improvement Company
New Rousing Mill Co
The
Land Improvement Company
Blairsville Rolling Mill and Tin Plate Company
Pew Corporation
Smver
Harvest Home Picnic for Ralph Walker and wife
Neighbors and friends met at Ralph Walker’s Armstrong township home last Thursday. They shared a feast on the threshing floor, presented two rocking chairs to the couple, and enjoyed social time before departing with good wishes for the years ahead.
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Ralph Walker
Armstrong Township
Walker
Live Stock Shipments and Local Notices in October 1891
Shipments list cattle horses sheep hogs and calves moving to towns in Pennsylvania including Salford Derry West Chester West Philadelphia Reading and Lehigh Valley areas. Names include J McMillen D BR Allison R J Sharp J M Nickle Thomas Wissinger M H Henry J D McKalip J B Balthaser T Marnish A Creps and Mrs Alice Lusetta Galentine with a death notice for Galentine aged 35 from Blairsville. Also notice that A S Moorhead is Indiana Progress agent planning a northern county tour and asks readers to check arrears and subscribe or advertise.
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J. McMillen
Salford
D. BR. Allison
Derry
R. J. Sharp
Braddocks
J.M. Nickle
West Chester
West Phil
A, Thomas & Wissinger
West Philadelphia
M. H. Henry
J.D. McKalip
Barto
J.D. Wilson
Reading
J.B. Balthaser
Leubartsville
T. Marnish
Spruce Creek
J. A. Creps
A. 8. Moorhead
Indiana Progress
Blairsville Welcomes New Mill and Three Polling Places
Local notes report John Yohe opens a restaurant in the old post office building opposite Brown’s Opera House and detail plans for three polling places in Blairsville. The piece covers obituaries, church activity, a gas shortage easing after the 14th, a growing fireman’s festival, and progress on the Blairsville Rolling Mill and Tin Plate Company with land donation and a new branch railroad. It also lists community visits, marriages, and social events including the Ewing wedding and guests, framed in a period local-news voice.
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John Yohe
Brown
Revival and church notices across local congregations
Church news notes revival meetings at the M E Church in Cockport led by Rev R L Hickman and Rev A C Ehrenfeld preaching during pastor absence. U P Synod to meet in Pittsburg October 20 with Elder John A Johnston as representative. Communion at Presbyterian church. Rev N G Miller assisted. George Robertson opened at Shelocta U P Church with regular preaching every alternate Sabbath. No Lutheran service due to Rev Hay's absence at Braddock Synod. Rev P B Campbell of the Wesleyan M E attends Wisconsin conference and will remain several weeks in the west visiting friends.
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M. E. Church
Cockport
R.L. Hickman
Ridge
A. C. Ehrenfeld
M. E
U. P. Synod
Pittsburg
John A. Johnston
Presbyterian Church
N. G. Miller
George Robertson
Shelocta U. P
Robertson
Hay
Lutheran Synod
Braddock
P. B. Campbell
Wesleyan M. E
Wisconsin
Marvin
Pittsburg Exposition
America
Atlantic
Pacific
Man Wanted In Cha se of A. Alexander Case
Last Thursday morning Constable Pringle of West Indiana and Mr. Jones Black of Armstrong township pursued A B Alexander of Lewistown, Mifflin county. Alexander allegedly stole his grandfather’s horse and buggy to sell items and forged notes for 500 and 350 dollars and later borrowed 150 against the stolen gear. The chase spanned Ebensburg Cres son Altoona and Lewistown as warrants for surgery and larceny were issued. Alexander eluded capture as of Saturday evening and warrants remain active. Court actions listed include guardianship bonds and various civil matters in the county court. A cure advertisement urges use of Chamberlains Cough Remedy for croup prevention. For sale by Daugherty Bros.
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Pringle
West Indiana
Jones
Black
Armstrong Township
Ebensburg
A. B.alexsander
Lewistown
Mifflin County
Ralph Walker
Arms Strong Township
Alexander
Lewis Town
Indiana County
Mr. Black
Walker
Cresson
Altoona
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Farmers’ Exchange
Mrs. Peeler McCartney
Saltsbury
J. A. Johnston
Dave Blair
Princeton College
David Hartman
Coogport
A.S Patton
Dpittsburge
Mare Dirkman
Pittburg
Milton G. Miller’s
Farmer’ Exchange
Savilla
Bel Smith
Warren
A. H. Apple
Philadelpis Street
G. A. Culp
Lizzie Orr
Weat Tudianas
East Ud
Pitteburg
Uheli- Hierd
Virginia Hitchcock
Philadelphia
Joseph Stitt
Pear Dixonvile
Temperance
Nestus
Oelock
Elien Baker
Brushyalley Township
Arthur Brownlee
Princeton
N. J
New England
Daugherty Bros
Woolford
Herrick Bros. Uragvists
Greensburg Fair
Forrale
Honury Baxter
Central
Thuosday
Myers
Chamberlain'’s Coke
A.S. Cunningham
Mary Donovan
Ed. McCracken
Teft
Salisburgy
Railroad Teles Graph
Herrick Bros
Tapsy
Paul Sharrelis
Paul
John B. Wilson
Douglastown
W. M. Cunningham
Cunningham
Herd
C. B. Jones
Spring Hill
Daugherty Bros. Druggists
John Salisgiver
White Township
Rayne Church
Salsgiver
Saltsgiver
Kinter Myers
Myer
Jacob Myer
Miss Boucher
Jacob Myers
Betsy Myers
Mr. Saltsgiver
Dany
Castoria
Misa
Alice Lusetta Galentine
Bright
Hast Mabon~isg Township
Gilgal Burying Grounds
U.S
Blatrsville
M. L. Miller
Alexander White
Morrow Street
West Peen Glass Works
Evan
Jacksonville
Albert Kaughman
This
Medical
Millen
West Lebanon
Church News
Court News
D. W. Ruffner
Montgomery Township
Thompson
Florence P. Lowry
Mainte
Nance
Annie Beson
Clark Harmon
Ezra Orr
J. H. Miller
Adam Smith
Electa L.oaks
Electa L. Oaks
Conemaugh River
Centreville
J. F. MelIntire
Lebanon Insurance Co
J. F. McIntire
Susquehanna Insurance Co
Michael Fettersman
Pauper
West Wheatfield
John St.Clair
John Wagoner
B. A
T. E. Douglass
Evan Williams
Cherrytree Borough
E. B
F. E. Camp
Rugh & Fair
Joseph Nickel
W. H. Clawson
Elizabeth Myers
Et al
G. W. Myers
Dee’d
Margaret J. Boring
G. W. Mc Henry
ORK & Young
Kurtzman
Tuowas Bonoma
B. EB
Cogpe Tamper Sememneses Palans Sibe
Ween
Ariasau Sue
Eee
Evauaenneassey
E.G. Orr & CO
Sagents
Vraluy
Prine
Uand
Minre Hamogas
Hae
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