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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1895

Page

4

Indiana Progress and County Political Prospects

The Blairsville Courier notes upcoming Indiana county races with candidates for Congress, State Senator, Sheriff, and other offices. It highlights John T. Bell as a probable congressional candidate and praises local figures Hood Cunningham and Watson, plus Sammel Neshit as treasurer contenders. The piece discusses road quality impact on farming value, roads budgeting, and a delegate to the Republican National Convention, with county fair opening its thirty-ninth annual exhibition.

Blairsville John T. Bell Geo. W. Hood T. D. Cunningham M. €. Watson Noah Seanor Sammel Neshit Shentf Aso Thdiuna Capitol Hill St Hariisbore Mies County

In Defence of Richmond Typhoid Controversy Letter

A Rochester Mills reader rebuts a Gazette typhoid epidemic claim. He asserts Richmond has no local cases, cites historical data since 1832, defends pure water, drainage, and climate, and suggests a sanitarium with modern health testing and amenities could benefit the community.

Richmond Little Mahoning State Board of Health Pennsylvania Gazette’ Sanitary Hoyey CrrizEn

Personal Brevities Highlight Visitors and Relatives

A list of local social visits and guests fills the page. Residents from Johnstown Pittsburg Sewickly Allegheny and other towns travel to visit relatives and attend gatherings. Several teachers and officials are noted as traveling for assignments or reunions, with families hosting guests from Indianapolis Boston Blairsville Marion and others.

Local and General News and Notices From Indiana County

Rev Henshey to preach at No 10 school house at 3 30 p m on Sabbath Rev M M Sweeny to preach at St Clair school house White township Rev Shields of Chicago son of John Shields of Blacklick township preached at Bethel church Center township Rev Shields appearance noted Washburns Great Allied Shows visit Saturday September 14 admission 50 cents 25 cents for children Ex County Chairman J C McGregor to seek Sheriff via next Republican primary Kindergarten training tuition cut by half opening September 17 1895 Rev Thos A Trimble filled pulpit last Sabbath native of White township Indiana county Country Publisher added to exchanges editor Benson M Lewis praised for rural reading success

Henshey M. M. Sweeny St.Clair White Township Shields Chicago John Shields Blacklick Township Bethel Church Center Township Washburn’s A. P. Kelly Salisbury William Cox Row Baker Mise Cummins Indiana J. C. McGregor Normal School Thos. A. Trimble M. E Conrad Iowa Sweeny Trimble Indiana County Country Publishing Company Pittsburg Benson M. Lewis Lewis

Towns Banc A's Tags Pumpkine Mystery

A garbled OCR fragment mentions towns and a pumpkin theme with unclear context. The readable portions reference stems and blossoms and imply a local note or caption about pumpkins. No coherent event or person clearly identifiable.

Mrs Dr J C McMillen Dies in Dixonville At 36

Mrs Dr J C McMillen of Dixonville died Saturday about 6 am after a lingering illness of consumption. A devoted wife and mother, she was beloved in a large circle of friends and a Wesleyan Methodist member. Funeral services were by Rev Buck and she rests in the church graveyard. a husband a son and daughter survive.

J. C. McMillen Dixonville

Widow Margaret Gemmel Dies After Illness Near Jacksonville

Mrs Margaret Gemmel widow of William Gemmel of Young township near Jacksonville died Friday from Brights disease. Her husband died three weeks earlier. She was about 67, member of United Presbyterian church. Survived by son John and daughters Jessie and Mrs Thomas Henderson. Funeral by Rev Gourley at Jacksonville on Sabbath.

Margaret Gemmel William Gemel Jacksonville Young Township Bright Gemmel United Presbyterian Church John Jessie Thomas Henderson Near Shelocta Gourley

Death of a Green township resident at 72 years

An aged Green township citizen died at his home on Wednesday evening September 4 at age 72 years and 6 days. He was a longtime Presbyterian church member since 1857. His remains lie in McDowell burying grounds after the funeral Thursday, with many friends and neighbors attending to pay their respects.

Green Township Presbyterian Church McDowell

Mrs Gerhart of North Mahoning Dies at About 45

Mrs David Gerhart of North Mahoning township died on the Sabbath from paralysis aged about 45. She is survived by her husband and seven children. Funeral services were held Monday by Rev Streamer of Smicksburg and burial was at Round Top church graveyard in the township.

David Gerhart North Mahoning Township Streamer Smicksburg Round Top Church

Infant Samuel Montgomery Dies of Cholera Infantum

Samuel Montgomery five months old, son of Mr and Mrs L B Montgomery of Rayne township, died Wednesday from cholera infantum. The infant was buried Thursday at Washington Presbyterian graveyard. Rev Nelson Davis of McKeesport died Monday. he had served as pastor of the M E churches at Marion Center and Brush Valley and was well known in the county.

Samuel L. B. Montgomery Rayne Township Washington Presbyterian Nelson Davis McKeesport County M. E Marion Center Brushvalley

Alexander Jewart Death at Age 22 Near Atwood

Alexander Jewart Sr of near Atwood died on Friday from two complications of diseases. He was 22 years old. He leaves a family and friends in the community. Funeral arrangements are expected to be announced.

Alexander Jewart, Sr Near Atwood

Low rate roundtrip to Louisville for G A R encampment

Pennsylvania Railroad offers special roundtrip tickets at one cent per mile for the National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in Louisville September 11 through 14. Tickets on sale September 7 to 10, valid for return east of Pittsburgh if used by October 6.

Grand Army of the Republic Louisville Fennsylvania Railroad Company Pennsylvania Railroad Pittsburg

Washburns Great Allied Shows to Visit on September 14 1895

Leon W Washburn announces a greatly enlarged Great Allied Shows Big Three Ring Circus Museum Menagerie and Hippodrome to visit on Saturday September 14 1895. The enlarged display includes a superb menagerie with rare wild beasts and an exciting hippodrome and circus department with noted performers.

Leon W. Washburn Washburn

Advertised Letters at Indiana Pa Post Office 1895

Remaining in the office at Indiana, Pa., September 10, 1895: a list of names including Bear, Calhoun, Clark, Cook, Feets, Gibson, Jine, Hun, Hess, Maggie Hare, Johnston, Keebe, Myrtle Mack, McCune, McDonald, Ray, Roberta, Simpson, Snidar, Triburn, Nease, McGinnese. Callers asked to say letters were advertised with the date. J. N. Laneuam, P.M.

Indiana, Pa 8. B. Bear J. C. Calhoun H. M. Clark Leo. H. Cook Frank Feets Callie Gibson Jine Charles Hun Hess Maggie Hare Peter Johnston Edmund Keebe Myrtle Mack N.C McCune Frank McDonald Maggie Ray Sarah Roberta Nathaniel Simpson Martha Snidar N. Triburn Nease, Mclean & McGinnese J. N. Laneuam P.M

Marriage misprint corrects Snyder brothers notice

A Progress notice misprinted initials for a marriage, implying S. H. Snyder of Pe and Misa Mary Lydie of Penn Ren wed, but the groom was actually his brother H. D. Snyder of Chicago. The error prompted explanations from friends as relatives verify the correct couple.

S. H. Snyder Misa Mary Lydie Penn Ren H. D. Snyder Chicago

Reverend Conrath to Speak at Dilltown School House

Reverend Elmer E. Conrath representing the Johnstown Tribune will speak at the Dilltown school house in this county at 10:30. His theme is The Ident Ototeting.

Elmer E. Conrath Johnstown Tribune Dilltown Conrath

Balentind and Danmire Move Sawmill to Wateon Farm

Balentind and Danmire plan relocating their Westmoreland county sawmill to the Wateon farm near Lewinville in Cone ip. They own a large ree stearaa and intend to use it in the new location.

Balentind & Danmire Westmoreland County Wateon Farm Lewinville Coneip

Crete Church Sabbath School Plans Annual Reunion Basket

The Sabbath school of Crete church announces its annual reunion and basket event to be held Thursday of next week. All are invited to attend.

Crete Peeree

30 Years of Experience Serves Customers with Value

Our 30 years of experience aids proper service and smart buying. We aim to give customers the best values for their money, making dollars do double duty. This season's clothing is similar to last fall with rougher finish. black and blues remain popular. We keep a full stock of staple colors and can suit or create the most critical needs.

Our Big Three Suit Line Offers Great Value Prices

A local advertisement touts suit sets priced at 5 7 50 and 10 dollars, with mixtures in Black Blue Cheviot Oxford and more. It promises fine wool, good fit, and faultless tailoring, claiming prices equal to or better than last year and defying competition in all styles and colors.

Oxford

Children’s Boys Clothing Ad Shows New Styles and Prices

A newspaper notice promotes children’s clothing with three piece suits priced from 3.00 to 10.00 and two piece suits from 1.25 to 8.00. The ad notes a stock of 1,000 pairs of pants across sizes and styles.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Indiana Progress T. Moorhead Entror & Manager LS Moorhead Parpases Charles BF RIC Luzerne James A. Beaver Center County Lackawanna County George B. Orlady Huntingdon County Howard JI. Reeder Northampton County John J. Wickham Beaver County N. Stewart John L. Getty D. L. Mugrhead Congress Bhursville J. Taylor Bell Coning Dell Niddie Ave Brier Republican County Committee Bell Hood, Bell Dun-ningham Destoier Jonx M. Lanen T. B. Clark Johnstown Mary Bell Etta Porrington Sheriff Mack Cora Ewing Tyrone Clara Flude East Oak Street May Richards Wilmerding Florence Lowry Third Ward Rose Carney Mary Carney J. N. Stewart Philadelphia Sarah Pierce Elderton John H. Pierce John Moore Brookville Ida Hildebrand Boston J. H. Young Church Street Washington, D. C Anna McGregor Jettie McCormick Bolivar Ella McCormick 5. C. Thompson 104Th Pennsylvania Cavalry Latrobe W. A. Wills Homestead D. R. Hare James Clark Elizabeth Stewart South Sixth Street Elizabeth Thompson Mattie Thompson West Philadelphia Thomas M. Reed Ardmore Baptist Church Annie Harrison East End Mamie E. Moore Whitesburg Armstrong County First Ward Jane McFadden Portland Oregon William Hildebrand Marion Ind Indiana Friends J. K. Good South Mahoning Township Wm. Sweeny Harry Feitzgerald Mabel J. B. Hinds West Sutton Street M. H. Henry D. H West Penn Hospital J. W. Houstin A. G. Hoover Garbleton Jean Rowe Irwin Miss Rowe J. D. Ayers Normal Ayers Minnie Cleland Lizzie France Wilkinsburg Rosa Richart D. H. Lucas Fourth Ward John North Derry Charles Jordan Sixth Street D. H. Tomb Democratic County Committee Williamsport Agnes C. Barnes Greensburg Edith Coffin Thomas A. T. Taylor Second Ward Elizabeth McFadden Buena Vista D. L. Moorhead Pittsburg & Eastern Railroad L. Eva Widdowson Dollie Widdowson Rochester Mills G. A. R. National Misville Hastings Atlanta Georgia Indiana Ladder Company J. W. Powell Ray Murray Kittanning C. T. Lemon Selina Irene Grace Neil Trade City Jas A. Croasman Robert Fenton Charles Ohio James Fenton East Water Street Fiscus Washington-Jefferson College John Tytterington Mt. Platt Grant Township T. W Stanley Brallier Camden N. J John Malcolm James Bank Foot Farm Clarion County A. R. Glenn Adam Black Glenn Braddock A. M. Davis McLain Davis Minneapolis Minn Mary McChesney Estella Shelocta New York City Berlin Germany McChesney J. B. Cessna Lilly Station Joseph Osborne W. A. Neil Clarion N. J. Duncan Edna Duncan Emporia Kan A. M. Hammers E. M. Ruffner Greenfield Ruffner E. H. Ruffner Near Purchase Line Jean Shankle East Orange Miss Shankle L. Mechling New Athens J. M. Jones Railroad Avenue Mechling Curry Run W. L. Mahan Sutton Street H. A. Black Apollo Black T. Gibson Onberg Harry Umbourne Monogalia West Virginia Umbourne Hiram Gibson Cherryhill Township Griffith Ellis David Ellis& Sons Pennsylvania Millers’ State Association Ellis Banc A'S William B. Felton Robinson Abenastie A. Munshower Jennie Pender R. Streame Rayne Matilda J. Phampeon Coe Samuel J. Getty Strernene Celia Spicher Tse the Grim Reaper J. C. McCmillen Thomas McDowell Samuel Montgomery Alexander Jewart Bow Station Loughrys Loughry
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