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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1896
Page
8
A partisan bulletin attacks the central West downturn for the 1890s campaign, praising state leaders Cuainman Elmin and Durer. It cites McKinley and Bryan, debates silver as money and legal tender, and warns governments against inflating currency while urging voters to back the Republican slate amid rising patriotism.
Crabtree Oregon October 12 1596 Dear Editor I enclose one dollar for the paper for the year. I am glad to get news from my native state. Election near, I think McKinley will win and I hope so. Please vote for McKinley for their good of the country. Yours respectfully M J Cameron.
Advertised as the One True Blood Purifier Hood's Sarsaparilla claims to purify scarlet scrofulous blood and relieve conditions from salt rheum to malaria. It is praised for improving appetite, energy, and overall well being across the nation, with widespread household familiarity and strong sales.
Gentlemen students at Normal hosted faculty trustees and ladies on a Saturday evening from 7 30 to 11 30. The dormitory halls were decorated with autumn leaves and lanterns. Music came from the Cosmopolitan Mandolin and Guitar Club as students danced to the midnight hour with refreshment stands serving cider and water.
Rudyard Kipling launches a five or six part story on American life in HeClare's Magazine November, detailing Gloucester fishermen on the Grand Banks with life drawings by I W Taber. Daugherty's oil wagon serves First and Second wards on Tue Fri and Third and Fourth wards on Mon Thu. Post card in window per F H Daugherty.
Mr J M Gamble of Blairsville sold his rig at Rochester Mills last week to 7 Hichardson of the same place. Frank H Daugherty seeks Hubbard quashes and quinces and invites contact in Indiana Pa.
Special bargains in wall paper for 30 days at J T Bouchers store. This item notes limited time discounts and product selection displayed in the window and advertised in local commerce notices.
Mrs. F E Fleck of Beaver Falls died Sunday afternoon shortly after 1 of typhoid fever aged 37 years 2 months and 12 days She was daughter of William and Mrs Fleming of Washington township and wife of a son of H M Fleck of Marion Center Funeral services will be at 10 this morning conducted by Rev A T Bell and Rev Brown with interment at Plain Creek United Presbyterian Church cemetery near Willet Also obituaries for Samuel Lightcap and Lizzie Lyons follow with their funeral details and kin.
John F. Stewart former Covode resident died in Allegheny on Monday from consumption at about 48. Interment will be in the city today.
A short report on a Plumville gathering during the Bryan campaign. The Greensburg speaker offered statistics via a Cleveland-Silver Windmill, drawing few supporters and provoking cheers for Bryan and McKinley alike. The write-up lampoons the event and invites Bryan back for a final rite and monument inscription.
Dr Thomas E McGaughen of Ireton and Miss Edith Work wed at the bride’s parents home near Hamill in a ceremony attended by about 20 friends. Rev J B Work and Rev W D Ewing officiated. The couple left Monday for their permanent home in Ireton Iowa.
Mr. Simon Baughman of Blairsville married Miss Edith M. Kelly daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly of Burwell township at Blairsville Lutheran parsonage by Rev. S. E. Slater on Wednesday.
Mr. W. W. Lickard and Mrs. Sarah B. Head, both of Blairsville, wed Wednesday at the bride’s parents’ home, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Davis. Rev. H. V. Givier officiated the ceremony.
Mr Harry C Waulters of Apollo and Miss Ameldia Gibson of this place were fed at the M E parsonage by Rev M M Seeeny on Thursday.
Mr H W Townsend and Miss Eveline Sturgeon, both of Apollo, were married at Shelada on Wednesday by Rev W J Wilson of this place.
Mr. Harry McCracken of Nineveh married Miss Olive Hand of Twolick on Saturday by Squire James Fenton. Also noted is J M Keesler of Baltimore praising Salvation Wil as a quick, permanent neuralgia remedy for a family case.
Prime heavy cattle, Oxen, Milch cows, and extra milch cows priced per 100 lbs. Hogs, Sheep, and Lambs with grading from prime to common. Veal prices listed as extra, good to choice, and common to fair with weight-based ranges. Includes various animal types and price points without narrative.
Biber and Easton present a line of Short Fur Shoulder Wraps touted as fall leaders. Prices span 5 to 25 dollars for silk lined Electric Seal with various fur pairs. Black Boucle Capes feature new tin Tiber edge and silk velvet lining. Also offered are Seal Plush Wraps 5 to 50 dollars, Reefer and Light Jacket Suits with alterations offered free of charge.
Local store advertises warm school jackets in latest shapes and materials priced from $1.50, $2.00 and up. The brief promote affordable outerwear for students with a focus on updated styles and value.
Pennington's special bargain sale offers men's boys' and children's overcoats at unmatched value for a short time. 2140 Anthony's remains on sale with J. B. Younkins and J. F. Clements carrying the grape deal.
Sale of a frame dwelling house under one half payment on confirmation and the balance in one year with interest. Secured by bond and mortgage. Sale to be conducted by Mrs Jane E Miller administratrix of the deceased. James N Stewart clerks note dated September 30 1895.
John McClaren of Indiana Pennsylvania states that no member of his family including his wife or child may buy goods on credit from him. He will not pay any bills contracted by them and will supply all maintenance and comfort himself. Notice dated October 7, 1906.
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