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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1889
Page
5
Indiana Normal expands as summer ends in Progress
Indiana, Blairsville, Gettysburg and nearby towns report fall activity as Indiana Normal School eyes larger attendance. Local farming, shoe bargains at Churchill's, road improvements, personal visits, weddings and school staffing fill the scene. Mentions Miss Sloan at Curry Institute, Miss Trimble teaching, Dr. Hall’s return, and civic notes on roads, rail prospects, and parish events.
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Flora Tinthoff Worster
Austin
Parente
South Fifth Street
Mamie
Lottie Bell
Churchill's
Gettysburg
Churchill’s
Henry Barkey
Henry
Eva Moorhead
Livermore
Marge Sloan
Curry Institute
Pittsburg
Be Careful Reader Reminded Of Steam Machinery Law
A report recalls Mr John McGuire's near crash when a frightened horse overturned his buggy near Stephen Gibson's threshing scene. It republishes the 1885 act regulating steam propelled machinery on public roads, urging owners to read and comply with safety provisions including distances and signaling to ensure public safety.
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John McGuire
Indiana
Stephen Gibson
Bett
Third annual G A R picnic held in Guthrie Grove Indiana county
The third annual picnic of Indiana county’s soldiers was led by President J N Banks at Guthrie’s Grove on the Indiana Branch. Officers were elected including J N Banks as president, G H Ogden as vice president, H K Sloan as vice president, T D Cunningham as secretary, J M Marshall and Isaac Hicks as assistant secretaries, and J P Lintner as treasurer. Grand Army day was set for the last Thursday in August 1890, with notices to all G A R posts and veterans' groups to participate. Speeches by Capt Woodruff Rev Knox Gen White Col Sloan and others followed, concluding with three cheers for the country.
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Indiana County
Jnc. N. Banks
Guthries Grove
Indiana Branch
G. H. Ogden
J. N. Banks
Harry White
H. K. Sloan
T. D. Cunningham
J. M. Marshall
Todiana
Isaac Hicks
Blairsville
J. P. Lintner
Guthrie’s Grove
E. J. Knox
Law Making Power
John McGaughey
Yo. N. Banks
Dixzonville
Dixonville
God Loves Union
J. H. Longwell
Campbell
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Rowland
Wm. Shadrach
Christ
Beulah Land
Caldwell
Taylorsville Presbyterian Church
Valentine Bowers Dies in White Township
Valentine Bowers longtime White township farmer died at his residence on Wednesday August 28 and was buried in Oakland cemetery on Friday. Born in Bushvalley he spent 34 years in White two. he valued neatness in his farm stock and crops and belonged to the local Methodist church. He leaves a widow and six daughters and his son Frank H. Daugherty asks all debts to be settled by October 15 1889 to square accounts and avoid trouble.
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Yeaue Kinter
I. N. Kinter
Rayne Twp
Julia Ferguson Repine
East Liberty
Repine
Clark Wallace
Washington
Mack
Mechanicsburg
White Township
Jerry Sexton
Indiana Normal
Robert Donahue
Gettysburg
Milton Streams
Rayne Inp
Kellysburg
Washington Church
Milton
Lizzie Lediey
J. T. Boucher
Standard Sewing Machine
John G. Long
Blairsville
Western Pennsylvania Exposition Society
Pittsburg
Progress
Valentine Bowers
Oakland
Mr. Bowers
Bushvalley
Wm. Paige
White Two
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. H. Hamilton
P. Lewis
Samuel Borland
Perry Wallace
D. M. Beatty
Tirzah
Frank H. Daugherty
West Indiana
Jas. R. Daugherty
Half Rates to Baltimore Exposition 1889 Dates Set
The Baltimore exposition runs September 9 to 14 1889 featuring products and machinery displays livestock races and sales an industrial civic parade with 200 floats and 50000 uniformed men battle of North Point Fort McHenry bombardment replica dedication of a new post office with presidential participation excursion tickets by the Pennsylvania Railroad from Sept 7 to 14 valid return to Sept 21 from all main line stations and branches except two divisions.
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Maryland
Baltimore
North Point
Fort McHenry
United States
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Schuylkill
Bedford
Canal Boatmen Reunion Set for Apollo on Sept 19
The Canal Boatmen's Reunion will be held at Apollo Pa on Thursday Sept 19. The committee plans a royal welcome with dinner free for boatmen their wives and the press. Entertainment will be at the opera house and Odd Fellows Hall. For info contact M E Uncapher Sec Entertainment Committee Apollo Pa.
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Apollo
Opera House
Odd Fellows Hall
M. E. Uncapher
Court Calendar Notices From Indiana County 1889 Foreclosure and Cases
The fragment lists court terms from September 12 to 26, 1889 in Indiana County with names of plaintiffs and defendants such as McCandles versus Lytle, Swan versus Annie C. Davis, Lippincott & Co. versus EB L Buterbaugh, Derr versus Joseph Clements, and Newlin versus Indiana County. Prothonotary John A. 8000 signs the notice.
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W.H. McCandles
F. P. Lytle
I McCollough
W. H. Kinter
T “Swan
Annie C. Davis
V. Lippincott & Co
EB. L. Buterbaugh
W.C. Brown
Ansigues
J. ¥. Smitten
A. H. Derr
Joseph Clements
H. Spaulding
T. B. Allison
Latrobe and area notes offer quiet local life
Local correspondence zips through a two week horizon of open schools, fall trips, and town tidbits. Ed Dixon clocks in as West Penn Railroad fireman. Ed Evans visit. Benches of church and Missionary meetings, G. A. R. picnic, pumpkin and potato harvests for fair. Marriage mentions scarce, but a Nancy McIlrose and Joseph Palmer wedding stands out amid community notices.
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Dr. Jackson
New Castle
Sullivan and Kilrain
Ed. Dixon
West Penn Railroad
Ed. Evans
Blairsville
Robert Geary
Will Nichol
Maurice Harkcom
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered as Blood Remedy
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated internally. Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to act on the blood and mucus surface, free testimonials available, marketed by F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, priced at 75 cents.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Autumnal business notice on seasonal inventory and new goods
Autumnal season prompts shift from summer stock to woolens and coats. The store highlights large woolen blankets, cloaks, ladies misses and children's coats, plush jackets, and early knitting yarns. New Indigo Blue Calicoes, black and white calico lines, and Jamestown dress goods line expansions are advertised with styles and patterns.
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Childern
Jamestown
Marshall & Kline advertise home decor and fabrics
The ad promotes lace curtains cloth curtains window shades and new carpet with a wide stock for wallpaper customers. It highlights mantel lambrequins table covers woolen embroidered chenille and tinsel options and notes early additions to their vast variety.
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Marshall & Kline’s
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