Republican Meetings Across Indiana County In Late October
A sequence of Republican meetings is listed across Indiana County with 7 pm start times from October 22 to November 1 at Cherry Tree Glen Campbell Richmond Jacksonville Blairsville Plumville Smickersburg Trade City Georgeville and Cockport It praises the party line and urges wide attendance The piece argues Republicans have held county offices since 1860 and predicts continued wins while endorsing Josiah Neal for sheriff and the full Republican ticket It calls for supporters to vote on November 4 and uphold party principles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Camobell
Richmond
Jacksonville
Blairsville
Plumville
Smickeburg
Indiana County
Commonwealth
Onr
Josiah Neal
West Mahoning Township
Progress
Party Regularity in Pennsylvania Gubernatorial Vote
The PROGRESS urges loyal Republican support in the November election for a straight ticket from governor to county auditor. It argues a Democratic governor would jeopardize prosperity under the current Republican administration and warns that Indiana County should stand firm in 1904 politics.
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Pennsylvania
Indiana County
Public sale notice for John G Barr residence near Dixonville
John G Barr to expose at public sale at his residence near Dixonville Green township on Wednesday October 29. Personal property includes alcow heifer phreton and other items. Also promotions for Florsheim shoes at Sharretts 3.50 and ladies 2.00 shoes plus oysters and lunches at White's cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Barr
Hie
Dixonville
Green Township
Alcow
Five modern houses to rise on South Seventh Street
Register and Recorder H. M. Lowry and J. H. Young announce five modern dwellings to be erected on South Seventh Street between Grant and Maple. E. M. Lockard holds the contract and will start soon with completion by April 1. Madame May offers palmistry at Clawson House with a half price sale today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Lowry
J. H. Young
Town
South Seventh Street
Grant Street
Maple Avenue
E. M. Lockard
May
Clawson House
Property Sale On South Sixth Street To Samuel McHenry
Yesterday Wettling and Crogsman sold the Mary 4A Horne property on South Sixth Street to Samuel McHenry of White township. Consideration was 2100 dollars. Mr. McHenry will move to town April 1. Mizs Flora D. Palmer secretary of the Freedmen board will lecture at the Presbyterian church next Sabbath evening with a collection for the Freedmen. Harry B. Marshall of town, son of Mr and Mrs Godfray Marshall, is now at San Antonio Texas as musical director of an opera company of Rica Weber. Joseph Ruffner of Purchase Line has received a pension reissue of 17 dollars per month from April 19, 1899. A pension of 8 dollars per month has been granted Eleanor Findley of town.
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Wettling & Crogsman
Mary 4A
Horne
South Sixth Street
Samuel McHenry
White Township
Mr. McHenry
Mizs
Flora D. Palmer
Freedmen’s Board
Presbyterian Church
Harry B. Marshall
Godfray Marshall
San Antonio
Tex
Rica & Weber
Joseph Ruffner
Purchase Jine
Hag
Eleanor Findley
Town
Social Functions and Euchre Party Notice
Miss Howard of Normal entertained friends at Hauxhurst's last evening. Missea Fannie and Carrie Gessler of Philadelphia will host a euchre party for a number of their friends Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Hauxhurst
Missea Fannie
Carrie Gessler
Philadelphia
Personalities in town visit Pittsburg and beyond
A string of local residents and guests travel to Pittsburg and other cities this week. Names include W B Eline Moses Steatle Swartz Crawfurd and many others visiting relatives, attending expositions, or staying with kin across Blairsville Latrobe Greensburg and Latrobe synod meetings.
Community Visitors and Social Notes in Oil City Area
Oil City residents host and visit relatives from out of town while church and military ties surface in weekly social notes. Major S. H. Hughes returns to his Fifth Regiment in Ashland after a banking business trip. The Lowman couple from Iowa City visit Campbell family in South Sixth street, praising Eastward travels after 23 years. Mrs. Wineman of New Castle visits her sister in Oakland avenue with her sons Donald and Pam. Local hunts yield 37 squirrels and six pheasants for Wood and companions near Davis. Rev J. N. McCoy preaches at Rayne church as Norris McCoy hosts a youth party. Lara O B Sloan of Talbare stops by with parents the Shields, town residents. J B Morgan spends the Sabbath with the Shields family. Co. announces fall and winter millinery opening Friday and Saturday October 24 and 25. all invited.
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W. B. Eline
Pitteburg
Moses T. Steatle
Ambrose
Pittaburg
Swartz Crawfurd
Annie Gompers
Water aAbreet
Johnstown
W. E. Dodson
Pittsburg
Maria Grove
Blairsville
Alice Perrett
Wilmerding
Indiana
J. C. Speedy
Rayne Township
Emma
Agnes Stadtmiller
Robert Taylor
T. E. Wachob
Parkwood
Parnassag
Allegheny
John Gibson
South Tenth Street
M. M. Davis
Philadelphia Street
William Campbell
South
Leona Gibson
W. A. Evans
Mary
Near Town
Lee Cost
Frank Weamer
Greensburg
Josiah
Ferguson
Lincoln
Neb
Boffington Township
Mesers
Frank Griffith
Lorenzo Cox
J. R. Stumpf
I. K. Kephart
Dayton
James K. Dick
Town
Reva
J. M. Welch
J. M. Adair
Presbyterian Synod
Latrobe
John Watson
Frankfort
Kan
G. P. MacCartney
Church Street
Thureday
James Hawke
Morrellville
James Michaels
Penn Run
A. L. Emigh
Denver
Colo
Marionenter
Robert Fulton
Annie
Clarinda
Elizabeth Harbison
Armatrong Township
Sophia Lowry
Oakland Avenue
Washington, D. C
William Deyarmine
South Seventh Street
J. E. Lydick
Wilkinsburg
Henry Hall
J. E. Russell
Elizabeth Hall
James Hall
Lamar
W. J. Mitchell
S. M. Jack
James
New Haven
Columbus McCoy
Waterstreet
Clark Myers
Near’ Town
William
J. R. Ruffner
Purchase Line
Rebecca Sterner
Delta Watson
Portland
Ore
Misa Watson
Paria
Bess McFeaters
Julia
Bell Ralston
Dollie
Tinnie
Rochester Millson
Sabbath
States
S. H. Hughes
Fifth Regiment
Ashland
Hughes
Bolivar’ Bank
Hia
Wm.Lowman
Iowa City
South Sixth Street
Jacksonville
D. R. Wineman
New Castle
Donald
Pam
Job McCreight
Wineman
Willet
John A.’ McLaughlin
Youngwood
Davis
Frank Brosh
Prenton Brown
Dilta
Derry
J. N. McCoy
Marion Center
Rayne Church
Norris McCoy
Barty
Lara O. B. Sloan
Talsbare
J. W. Shields
J. B. Morgan
The Cunningham Store Offers Suits For Fall 1902
The advertisement highlights men’s clothing with tailored suits and overcoats at prices from $7.50 to $50. It touts all wool fabrics, care in tailoring, and garments that hold shape for months. It promotes black and colored goods, plaids, and new fall styles, plus a descriptive catalogue.
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Monte Carlo
Perris
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Indiana Progress
A. T. Moorhead & Son
North Seventh Street
Sharretts
Florsheim
White's Cafe
Cooper Machine Company
Saltaburg
Sbarrette
Madam May
Church News
Texas
J. B. Younkins
Philadelphia and
Seventh Streets
Penn’ A
Mia
A. J. Forman
Lelia
D. P. French
E. B. Dunmire
Homer City
Baptist Association
William B.pattison
Church Streat
John
Barr
Berry
Pattison
AH Rodkey
Deckers Point
John Smyers
George K. Hoover
Chicago
Mr. Hoover
Loughbyss
W. R. Loughry & Company
R. W. Porterfield
Oil City
H. J. Kinkead
Lipin
Th. & Co
A. Elvey Longwell
Myrtle G. Bowman
Odiana Tames
Rufiner
Adian
Ato Edith
G. Snyder
Irvin Greninge
Myrtle Helman
Peter Misesti
Inin
Bow
Tio
Latgaret
Lennester
Lee R. Slasn
Bessie BE. Lightcap
Robert L. Mahaffey
Clearfield County
Lucy Darr
Burnside
el Irwin
Robert A. Dempster
Beasie M. Hazlett
West-Mahoning
James Kearney
Boston
Geraldine E. Cool , Mich
Harry L. Decker
Ares
Hilledale
Nellie M
Wil Cambri
David Davis
Hannah Wise
Benjamin J. Willams
Gertrude: Glassford
Kenn
William F. Williams
Inez Glassford
Cunningham Store
Blacky
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