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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1891

Page

4

Republican ticket and NY governor race stir party ranks

The Rochester convention nominee FAssett causes consternation among Hill Tam­many factions with talks of re casting and revolt murmurs as Fi Lowe’s campaign is challenged by the fighter Fassert and Democrats.

Fassett New York Rochester Fi Lowes Fassert J. E. Whitney Rochester, . Y Sangin

Blaine Dominates Talks Across States in 1884 Nuances

Stephen W. Dorsey reports in Chicago that Blaine is the leading figure in New England and New York discussions. McKinley could rise if Blaine declines, while Harrison fails to excite enthusiasm due to perceived coldness. Platt wields power in New York and backs Blaine, thwarting Fassett efforts and shaping East endorsements.

Stephen W. Dorsey Chicago New England Tates Blaine New York Edmunds McKinley Ohio Harrison Mr. Dumey Mr. Herrison Fasaett Mr. Comey Platt East Conkling Charley Foster Fessett Fassett Biaine

Sewell Praises Harrison and Cabinet Strength

General Sewell extols the Harrison administration, praising a strong cabinet, improved diplomatic negotiations, and the president’s reforms. He predicts renomination and re election, anticipating Republican unity and favorable market signals like wheat at a dollar per bushel as support for a second term.

Gen. Sewell J. W. Sewell New Seeey Harrison

Land purchase rumor stirs Indiana County agriculture

A July or August 1891 note from Poucwas Life questions a town paper claim of land purchase for a new fair ground and track works. It asks if the move opposes the Indiana County Agricultural Society or seeks a rival horse racing body. The letter argues the current society holds permanent title and property, with members owning the grounds, and warns against changes without member consent.

Poucwas& Life Baiter Indiana Progress Indiana County Agricultural Society Cpueet Indiana

Court News. Com v Lawson and others in Montgomery county

Court records cover true bills for(ioil and battery) and other charges against Charles Lawson and Warry Pipers Ao&k& BOA. There are petitions for a Plomecreek bridge at Nicholas Aldinius land, for estate distributions, and for officers in three wards of Blairsville. Gilded with sheriff deeds, road views, and numerous ejectment, divorce and nuisance actions. The grand jury reports a dangerous road condition on Montgomery two from Jefferson road to Rocky Run.

Court News Charles Lawson Ioil and Battery Vwarry Pipers Ao&k& Boa Mo . Brown Bruce Clark Plomecreek Nicholas Aldinius John P. Ford Blairsville Dee Tairsville George Kerr James Kerr John M. Ray Adm Mart. McCuan David Fyock Montgomery Jeeffrson Rocky Run Com John Gaffney John Harkins James A. Matson T. W.ewing Michael Sickenberger John Hart Westmoreland County Cambria Jefferson B.A T. E. Douglass Evan Williams P. M. Turner Margaret FE. Hanlon Plumville Mario Road Ephraim Stiffer Nisi Marion Road Simons’ Mills Fred Glasser Maggie A. Harbison Albert B. Harbison Anna M. Thomas Amos M. Thomas Nineveh Blacklick Baker’s Furnace Spring Walnut Biairaville Brush Valley Two Mechanicsburg Cookport Pine Flat Big Dam E. Mahoning Mahoning Church Pine Center Indiana and Bishaville McCreery Railroad Robert Carson Jas. McFeaters Brookville Indiana Wingard's Mill Georgeville Harry Pfeifer Chas. Lawson Jeremiah Brown East Mahoning Jeremiah Brown Charles J. Johns Rosie Bell Johnz Andrew Cook Assaalt John A. Learn Learn Cook Bruce Rae

Bethlehem convention invites delegates from counties and cities

A long notice announces a Sunday School workers convention to be held in Bethlehem, Northampton county, from September 29 to October 1, with sessions at the Moravian church. Each county gets ten delegates, large cities ten more, and invited associations may send delegates. Railroads offer excursion rates, and Rev. G A Schwedes is to be informed of attendance. The program promises strong talks and broad attendance from across the state.

Bethlehem Northampton County Lovwil Hell New Castle G.A. Schwedes Central Railroad of New Jersey Lehigh Valley Pennsylvania Philadelphia Reading Baltimore & Ohio G. JF. Scott Powell Street South Ross, M. D Altoona

Farmers' Exchange and local shops advertise goods

Vienna flour White Lily and Our Choice flour along with fresh corn meal are showcased at the Farmers' Exchange. Miller's drug store in Hisisville offers school supplies and books. Cunningham's displays new styles in overcoats at A.5. Brilbart & Nesbit's advertise spectacles and glasses with careful eye adjustment.

Vienna White Lily Farmers’ Exchange Miller’s Drug Store Hisisville Brilbart & Nesbit’s

Indiana Markets Price List for Produce and Groceries

A weekly corrected price list from Indiana markets shows quotations on butter sugar coffee tea flour grains and livestock. Items include lard tallow beans coffee beeswax ham and various seeds with per unit and per bushel rates. Prices are provided by John Aston Mack and Wilson Cadet to Tacassem indicating routine market quoting.

John Aston & Mack Vane Ito Wilson, Cadetto

Ready for fall dress goods and fall fashions display

County shoppers are urged to plan for week 13 rivalry over livestock bread pumpkins and appearance. A broad fall line includes Serges Homespuns Henriettas flannels at 5c to 10c, plus cheaper options. Jackets fur trimmed coats and Blazers abound with hats priced to rival any market. Shoes and children outfits offer value and style with numerous fabrics and colors.

Dren Loughry

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T. Moorhead Philadelphia Street David L. Shields Johan’ Josiah C. Wear Williem J. Schaffer LC. McCormick Eneral, Mem.gregs, Easurer W. Morrison George B. Schmidt Joseph HePuweroy Uyrue Elder John Cessna Johr Lambie William B. Rodgers James C. Brown Powderly Morris Jobs McGuire Cherryhill Two Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association Work Kurtzman Bay State Indiana County Medical Society Purington Elias B. Earhart Saltsburg Ansley and Claggett Medical Society John M. St.Clair Marvin Pittsburg Exposition America Pittsburg Atlantic Pacific Albion Union Depot Silas Lane Rocky Mountains Lane H. E. Light Mountainville Lancaster Co Chamberin Cnet Erta Heiskenl Chamberlain D. Bock, Blaine, Jene Co Daugherty Bros J.B. Wilson Clay Sharpsburg Dr. King la Grippe Robert Barber Cooksport T. E. Hildebrand Jacob Connor Roger’s Ford Montgomery Co Cunningham Siete Cunningham’s Indiana Markets Tacassem Indiana Electric Company West West Indiana Burgess and Town Council West Lodiana Indiana Eilectric Company Counel Cald Hleririo Company Shell Farmers Johnston & Mack Farmers Headquarters Indiana, PA W.M. Cunningham Philadelphia and Second Sts J.C. McGregor Yribinnd Jefferson Counties J. C. McGregor Court House W. R. Loughry & Co Curry Business College Curry University Sixth Street International Business Practice Association H. M. Rowe George Findley East Wheatfield Township Thos. Griffith Wm. A. Nesbit Saltaborg Phe Undersiewed Orphans’ Court Gilmore C. Fink Grand Jury John H. Pierce Aue Church Streets J. B. Reay A. T. Lowry & Co S Church Street Isaac Becl Lisell H, H. Steving Gills Doty Court of Common Pleas Indiana County Catherine Stewart East Mahoning Township Alexander S. Work Se Court of Pas Boadenhamer,adm China J. H. Brilhart Ndiana Tite Epg Amnion - Sas
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