Work Of Tite Presbytertes At Shelocta Meeting
The Presbytery of Conemaugh met at Oed Presbyterian church Shelocta on Tuesday September 12 at 1 pm. Rev H Milligan preached opening sermon on Watchman what of the night. Discussions covered social prob lems and the gospel’s power. New ordination and installations were recorded including Rev Kerr and other ministers. next meeting set for Saaltsburg in December. Also Kittsonioz Presbytery met Elder toon September 12 with sermons, ordinations, and installations planned through October and April. A local notice ends with Dry Sings New Life Pill ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conemaugh
Oed Presbyterian
Shelocta
M. 8. Telford
Homer City
Chieu
Ser1ous
Teo Theological
Robert Sturveon
Elderton
James Biack
New Florence
Rtev
H. M. Telford
Keny Seminary
Freetmen
Mission College
Knox
Tena
Arta
Kyle
Johnstown
Harliu
Chest
Ev. T. D. Boone
Saltsbury
Sebbath School
R. E. Me
Blairsville
Perpa
Bolivar
Ser
Graham
General Assembly
New Fuorence
Saaltsburg
Kittsnioz
Taezsday
R. Miller
T. V. Milligan
D. D
Stubenville
Reinhart, Kelly
Exmons
Licen H. Fo Kert
Mahonia
Mr. Kerr
Res. K. P. Daubenspeck
Kerr
Ford City Church
H. L. Mayer
Daubenspeck
Devor
Roches Mills
Hubbard
Clarksburg
Irwin
Presbytery
Worthington
Lawsuit over horsewhipping ends with $355 verdict
Schem, a Hebrew merchant from St Helena Island, sued ex-Senator J Leonard Cameron of Pennsylvania for damages after a November horsewhipping. A Benford county jury awarded $355 to the plaintiff as Cameron was absent. his attorney claimed the incident was a joke. A correction notes Dr William Anthony of Linn county Kan Fest week widow alive.
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Schem
St. Helena Island
J. Lmnard Cameron
Pennsylvania
Benford Ecounty
Cameron
Congressman Elliott
Negroes On Mr. Cameron’s Hunting Pre&-Rven On St. Helena Island
Wm. Anthony
Linn County
Kan
Local correspondence from Natrona and nearby towns
Blair Shields of Natrona visited his brother Dr Shields over Sabbath. Mary Bantler of Johnstown visited friends near Kent. Indiana fair attendees including Wm Thompson of Chicago and Sem Thompson of Pittsburgh called on Jacksonville friends. Numerous locals and visitors noted with school openings, church services, creamery startup, and real estate transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Shields
Natrona
Dr. Shields
Mary Bantler
Johnstown
Kent
Wm. Thompson
Chicago
Sem
Pittsburg
Indiana
Jacksonville
Lou Hazlett
Mary Jack
Grove City College
Ira Gibson
Calvin McKee
T. M. Lowman
Freeport
Thos. Simpson
Near Homet City
John Laughlin
Clara McComb
Jeannette
R. E. Harbison
Curta Peeler
Milligan
Elderton
James Heffelfinger
R.N. Anthony
Notrong
Sloan Walker
David Marlin
Willet
S. L. Wiggins
McKeesport
W. A. Wiggins
Clarksburg
Manda McCracken
John Phillips
Washington Township
Old Plantation Exhibit Promises Realistic Slave Era Scene
Visitors to the National Export Exposition will see the Old Plantation in the Esplanade guided by Mrs. H. C. Dooley. A Georgia troupe of Southern Negroes will present slave life before the war with singers dancers cake-walkers contortionists and familiar characters such as the old mammy and pickaninnies in authentic plantation life.
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the Times
Esplanade
Philadelphia
National Export Exposition Management
8. C. Dooley
Georgia
Cotton
Good Artists at Library Hall entertain in fine style
Russell's comedians performed Wednesday and Thursday evenings to good houses at Library Hall. Every member of the company is an artist and the program offered delightful and jolly entertainment. Proprieties Shaw and Gallagher left a courteous impression. A brass band accompanied the troupe and played on the fair grounds Thursday to the visitors' delight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Library Hall
Messrs. Shaw
Gallagher
Anthony's Grapes and Retro Health Ads At Indiana Pa Fair
Market promotions feature Anthony's grapes from a large county vineyard and cheap report cards for schools. Also advertised are Patented kidney pills by Hobbs and Laxative tablets with refund policy. Optical services offer glasses to prevent headaches.
Public sales of farm and household property in Indiana county
Multiple public auctions advertised for late September and October 1899 in Cherryhill township Atwood and Rayne township Indiana county Pa listing cattle horses sheep hogs wagons machines harnesses buggies windmills stoves and farm implements with terms and credits to be announced by administrators and auctioneers J M Glassford Grason Ezra Hoover Lewis Weiss. Found item left on street a black kid glove offered for reclaim at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Glassford
Greenville
Cherryhill Township
Indiana County
J. M. Glassford
Grason
Ezra Hoover
Atwood
John A. Helman
Rayne Township
Towit
Public sale of decedent Irwin McFarland estate land tracts
By order of Indiana county Orphans Court the decedent’s estate will expose to public sale at the Foundry and Machine Shop known as Allotment No 1 in Indiana Borough. Tracts include a brick Foundry and Machine Shop on Philadelphia Street with multiple allotments bounded by Philadelphia Street alleys School Street and adjacent lots, with detailed frontages and depths described for each allotment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court of
Indiana County
Indiana
School Street
H. P. Lewis
Washington Street
Lewis Thomas
Terms of Sale With Cash on Confirmation
One line cash on confirmation and balance in one year from date of confirmation with interest from date of confirmation. Deferred payment to be secured by bond and mortgage on the premises.
We are Still In Business At The Old Stand
V M Cunningham advertises ongoing operation at the old stand and highlights a sale of underwear including men’s heavy cotton at 50 cents per suit, men’s fleece lined at 75 cents, extra heavy brown and black fleece lined at one dollar, boys’ fleece lined at 50 cents, wool half hose at 20 to 33 cents, and women’s jersey ribbed fleece lined vests and pants at 25 and 50 cents each.
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Tite Presbytertes
Cameroun
Smith's
Frank Toby
New Castle
Maud Empfield
Nebraska
Tod Houston
L. R. Wylie
Presbyterian Church
North Lydie
Ina Shields
Joe Lydick
Tom Evans
Brushvalley
Glen Campbell
L. J. Cuudner & Bro
Repeat Yan
Glenwood Coal Com 000
Jes Arthur Riddell
Garden Eagte
Nelson's
B. F. May
Smith, Stadden & Co
Passmore & Bellis
Burnside
Connell
Clarks
Toye
Sawyer Hill
Phe Lads
West
Lebanon
Thornburg
Allegheny
Big Nace
Scottland
John Cunningham
John Coy
Green
Peter Coy
M. C. Winebark
Canoe
A. L. Silver
Robert Lowry
Amos Kuntz
Isage Overdorff
Edmond Overdorff
E.R. Gamble
Garfield
Charles A. Mack
John P. Martin
South Mahoning
S. B
Montgomery
Bessie F. Pits
Wm. McKeage
Cherrytree
W. J. Stewart
John G. Henry
West Mahoning
M. M. Gahagan
A. B. Mahan
Buffington
Wm. Williams
Samuel Cochran
Flora M. McGaughey
Archie T. Palmer
Harriet B. Caldwell
Sarah Ashbaugh
Young
Clara M. Ashbaugh
John A. Bair
Banks
George M. Bowser
Thomas Trimble
Samuel C.trimble
Anthony
J. B. Younkins
John F. Clements
Dr. Hobbs
Add
Sterling Remedy Co
N.Y
E. L. Conover
Optician
South Ninth Street
AJ Druggista
Wm. F. Clawson
Nacklick
Laura M. Baker
Adam
Pearl Smith
Wm. L. Workinger
Rebecca E. Coy
John Grover
Rayne
Lucy B. Byers
Sted
Butterbaugh -Grant
E. M. Campbell
Phoebe Lear
Garfield F
Apollo
Lambing Armstrong
Edward A. Kian
Adda E
Lewis Weiss
Jack & Taylor, Attorneys
Irwin McFarland
Borough
Philadelphia Street
Gusninghaim
Brick Foundry
C. WU. Gessler
W. 8
Dauyherty
Children’s Aid Society
S. A. McFarland
James McGregor
T. A
Irwin McVarland
V.M. Cunningham
Popular Store
Jersey
Wv. M. Cunningham
Philadelphia St
Indiana, Pa
Cravener
Corner
Thos. Wheeler
Joseph
Egypt
S. W. Guthrie
Hasting’s
John S. Hastings
Organ S
Packard, Farrand and
Votey
Wheeler & Wilson
Standard and
Norwood Sewing Machines
Stearns and
Crawford Bicycles
Work & Son