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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1899

Page

4

Republican County Ticket for Sheriff and County Officials

Republican ticket lists D. E. Thompson Blairsville for sheriff and R. Calhoun Indiana for proteanotary, Simpson White Township for county treasurer, James E. Dick Buffington Township and T. P. Stephens Green Township for commissioners, William F. George Indiana for auditor, James L. Peterman Indiana for auditor, and De. M. M. Davis Indians as coroner.

D. E. Thompson Blairsville R. Calhoun Indiana Simpson White Township James E. Dick Buffington Township T. P. Stephens Green Township William F. George James L. Peterman DE. M. M. Davis

Two Sides To The War And Public Stance

A clipped compilation notes President McKinley’s aim to restore order and set civil government in the Philippines as Congress weighs wartime policy. It cites Senator Voraker’s speech, pension eligibility limits, Barnett’s state treasurer candidacy, and discussions of Dreyfus, Herz, and Zangwill with reference to Zionism in a period-tinged press roundup.

McKinley Congress J. B. Voraker Butter, O Dreyfus Herz Zangwill Hig New Lippincott

PERSONAL BREVITIES INDIANA AREA VISITORS AND WEDDINGS

A long list of local residents and guests visiting from Pittsburg Allegheny city Ebensburg and other towns. Many attend the Dewey reception in New York and visit relatives in Johnstown Blairsville and Blair County. The week also notes weddings Harry Spicher and Eda May Drake and Joseph Luther and Pearl Buterbaugh.

Campbell Lear and Lear Married in Garfield Home

Campbell Lear and Misa Phosbe Lear, both of Garfield, wed at the bride’s father Cyrna Lear’s home on Tuesday, September 19, in the presence of Rev. D.5. Tinker of Clyde. Also AICELROY-ROWAN couple A McElroy and Miss E Rowan, both of Braeburn, were married by Rev. Dr. J Day Brownlee at his Church Street residence. LOH-FRYE Milton Lohr of Washington township and Flora Frye of Pinmcreek township wed Wednesday at Elderton by Rev. O A. Milligan. JOHNS-McDONNELL Dow Johns and Etta McDonnell, both of Green township, married Thursday at Cherry tree by Squire Davis.

Joseph Luther Barnesboro Pearl Buterbaugh Purchase Line Hastings Spichee~drake Harry E. Spicher Hillsdale Eda May Drake Cherrytree M. E G. T. Reynolds Aicelroy-Rowan A. McElroy E. Rowan Braeburn Westrocreland County J Day Brownlee Church Street Frye Milton Lohr Washington Township Miea Flora B. Frye Pinmcreek Township Elderton O A. Milligan

Slave’s freedom through Electric Bitters tale

A Man cherter Michigan man recounts his wife’s five year helplessness and how two bottles of Electric Bitters restored her ability to work. The tonic claims to cure nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches backache fainting and dizziness and is sold by local druggists with a 50 cent price. Also notes a progress report on sale of term report cards and local ads for rubberine paint and optical glasses with a testimonial praising Dr Wehrle’s eye care.

George D. Williams Mancheater Mich T. E. Hildebrand Indiana W. I. Moore Homer City M. G Miller Blairsville Moore Saltsbury, Pa

Death of Adam King in Rayne Township

Adam King died at his daughter Mrs. Jacob Kanarrs home in Rayne Township on Wednesday morning from paralysia and old age. He was over 81, born in Armstrong County, moved to Grant Township 60 years ago, and married to Elizabeth Caldwell who preceded him. Surviving children are Jacob Kanarr Rayne Township Mrs N C McCune Bradford and Adam F King Grant Township. He was a Lutheran and the funeral was led by Rev John Tomlinson with burial in Taylorville Cemetery Green Township.

Adam King Jacob Kanarr Rayne Township Armatrong County Grant Township King Wea Elizabeth Caldwell

Widow Mary Mulberger Dies After Visit at Ambrose

Mrs Mary A Mulberger of South Mahoning township died at her son Samuel’s home near Ambrose on Wednesday at age 65 after a complication of diseases. Widow of William Mulberger she is survived by three sons and two daughters: Samuel James Good of near Ambrose and Plumville, Mrs Alex Burns of White township, and Mrs George Black of Apollo. Funeral services were held Thursday with interment at Ambrose.

Mary A. Mulberger South Mahoning Township Samuel Ambrose William Mulberger James and Good Plumville Alex. Burns White Township George Black Apollo Ambroee

Death of Herman Wohler in Colorado Ranch Owner

Herman Wohler died at his home near Leadville Colorado on Friday at about 45. A former Rayne township resident his parents Mr and Mrs Clows Wohler live there. He is survived by several brothers and sisters. He left for the west 23 years ago and the family had not heard from him in 15 years. He owned an interest in a large Colorado cattle ranch. Interment was in the west.

Herman Wohler Leadville Col Rayne Township Clows Wohler Colorado West

Margaret Smith Dies of Stomach Cancer in Town

Mrs Margaret Smith died at her daughter's home on east Church street Friday evening at 8 30 due to stomach cancer. Survived by two sons Eli Smith of Johnstown and Alpha Smith of California. She belonged to the Free Methodist church. Funeral held Sabbath at 2 pm conducted by Rev Lankert with interment in Oakland cemetery.

Margaret Smith Thomas Clawson East Church Street Eli Smith Johnstown Alpha Smith California Free Methodist Church of

McGranahan Dies Suddenly in Armstrong County

William McGranahan an longtime Cowanshannock Township resident in Armstrong County died suddenly on September 19 at his daughter Mrs Alex Sloan's home in Green Oak while visiting. He was a lifelong Presbyterian. Several children survive him. Interment followed at Atwood on Wednesday.

WM. McGranahan William McGranahan Cowanshannock Township Armstrong County Alex, Sloan Green Oak Presbyterian Church Atwood

Mrs Sadie Guthrie Dies In Typhoid Tragedy At Hortons

Mrs Sadie Guthrie wife of Alexander Guthrie of Hortons died on Thursday from typhoid fever aged about 33. She leaves five children and her husband. A member of the M. E. I church she was laid to rest at Marion Center on Saturday.

Alexander Guthrie Sadie Guthrie Hortons M. E. I Church Marion Center

Infant Georgia Ethel Clawson Died In Beleano

An infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Clawson of Beleano died Saturday at age 1 year 10 months. Funeral services were held Sunday by Rev. J. Milton Snyder with burial at the Lutheran church cemetery in Brughvalley. Frantz Bros. millers, Roesmoyne mill, operate buckwheat flour production and anticipate expanding sales this year offering 40 cents per bushel for buckwheat delivered to their mill.

Georgia Ethel Harvey Clawson Beleano J. Milton Snyder Lutheran Church Cemetery Brughvalley Frantz Bros Roesmoyne

Social Circles Event in Homer City Socialized

Seventeen town youths traveled to Homer City for a chicken supper Saturday evening and a society club is to be formed by about twenty. Meetings will occur at members' homes over the winter. Miss Jennie Wilson hosted guests at her Church Street home Tuesday in honor of Attorney John A Scott and bride. Unannounced calls greeted Miss Laura Bush of Third ward on Monday to celebrate her birthday with friends.

Calvin Stuchel Pittsburg Lewis Hay Allegheny City A. V. Barker Ebensburg Indiana Misa Annie Ness Flrnt Ward Olia Mack Fourth Ward J. T. Bell New York City Dewey Homer Stumpf Paul Sharrett Charles Kline A. F. McClusky John G. Cameron Clark Daugherty Jeannette Jennie Harris Salieburg Mollie Harris North Sixth Street J. L. Orr Philadelphia Street All Toons Johnstown John W. Wagner Edward Geiss Clyde James 8. Blair Wayne Avenue Dr. Williamson Allegheny D. A. Lukehart Smicksburg Messie Wm. Elkin Peter Oates Mabel Waller D. 4. Waller Normal Vassar College J. N. Langham A. B. Hitchcock Chicago Judge White H. J. Altsman Cambridge Springs Crawford County Maggie Hughes Eva Kelley Salinburg Blanche Anthony Railroad Avenue W. S. Beatty West Water Street Blairaville Thomas McClain Town Thomas McCormick Philadelphia J. McCormick Oakland Avenue John Brown Clinton Willet Howard Davis Apollo H. 8. Thompson Seventh Street Margaret Purcington Pitcairn Lucy Laney St. Joseph A. Smith Church Street Nannie Kauffman Pittsburgh Sarah Jamison South Seventh Street York Nannie Sweeny Third Ward Jennie Saturn Vandergrift John A. Scott Bride North Seventh Street Samuel McElhoes Kellysburg Harrisburg Bartalbaugh Newton Kan Albert C. Blakley Joseph Blakley West Lebanon W. R. Loughry Loughry Archie Smitten Marchand Homer City Ida Bellew S. A. Smith M. A. Tucker Tarentum J. M. Knowlton W. B. Decker Braddock Harry Bryan W. L. McGregor Greensburg D. T. McGregor Fine Township Messia W. E. Hyakell Smickaburg Ney Prothero Obicora Butler County Lutheran Church Harry Sanford Erie Sanford Laura Frederick Marion Center R. A. Thompson Coalport Mary J. Ranson Mary Blairsville Janica Walters A. F. Purington Sarah Hildebrand Alex Hart Wallace Gallagher Smith Raleigh Lewis A. Wheeler G. W. Wheeler Camp Meade Wheeler 47Th Philippines William 9. Owens Owens Washington, D. C Pan-Presbyterian Council John L. Getty de Messrs W. H. Billings Minerva Duncan Thomas Connelleville Wm. Lowry White Township Duncan Tenth Regiment W. H. McComba Birmingham Ill Misa Flo Smitten Samuel Neabit Pocomoke City Joseph Houston Waterstreet Samuel Myr Nesbit J. 8. Nesbit A. F. Cooper Prairie State Incubator Co South Cooper Chattanooga Tenn Albany Jennie Wilson Laura Bush

Merchant Josiah Lydie Returns to Penn Run

Josiah Lydie returns to Penn Run after moving his South Tenth Street store. He left to care for his wife's health but resumes mercantile business in Penn Run, where he has longstanding experience and success.

Josiah Lydie South Tenth Street Penn Run Peon, Run

Marble Monument Erected in St Marys Cemetery

Mr R E Young, leading county marble dealer, installed a handsome monument at St Marys Cemetery in Pittsburg last week marking the grave of Mrs Joseph Southeimer formerly of Blairsville. Stone displays Indiana Marble Works workmanship. Frank H Daugherty to service oil customers by ward on set days. oil wagon patronage urged.

R. E. Young St. Mary’s Cemetery Pittsburg Joseph Southeimer Blairsville Indiana Marble Works

Child's Coat Found at Livery Stable

A child's coat was left in a carriage of Liveryman J. M. Cunningham during fair week. The owner may claim by visiting the Progress office and paying for this notice. Hand made harness lasts longer than factory goods. Buy from your home dealer. J. C. Moore of Salzeburg offers harness at lower rates than foreign dealers.

J. M. Cunningham J. C. Moore Salzeburg

Church News and Local Lectures Arranged for Indiana Season

The M E church forms an auxiliary to the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society and Rev G T Reynoldaia attends the Johnstown conference. Rev L R Wylie preaches at Weat Newton, with D M Kinter and Rev H C Saum active in area churches. A six-event winter course in Library Hall promises lectures and monologues for 61.00, with 500 tickets needed. Dinsmore lecture, a Ladies Band, Ward Beecher Pickard, Riggs monologist and Uncle Josh Play Co. are listed, with further details next week.

M. E. Church Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society G. T. Reynoldaia Johnstown L. R. Wylie Penn Run Acano Pied Presbyterian Weat Newton D. M. Kinter D. J. Waller M. E W. T. Anderson Church Street United Presbyterian Church Apollo Town H. C. Saum Gipay Pittsburg M. E Church Indiana Library Hall Dinsmore Thomas H. Dinsmore, Jr A. M Boston Ladies’ Military Band Ward Beegher Pickard Herbert Sprague Prince of Monologists H. Spillman Riggs Uncle Josh New England

Prisoners Defense and Local Notices Spur Enterprise

A jailed embezzlement charge is challenged as mishandled funds by a Prudential Spear ance Company agent who claims a $101.89 shortage and explains policyholder arrears led to reduced payments. Also promotes roof coating, real estate transfers across several townships, yacht racing hype in next Sunday Inquirer, a testimonial for Mystic Cure, a soda factory sale, and local hay and straw selling services.

Prudential Spearance Company

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THE Indiana Progress County T. Moorhead & Son Orrice Northh SrvexTa Street Ispiana Supreme Court J. Hay Brown Lancaster Superior Court Josiah F. Adams J. E. Barnett Washington Republican County Grand Army of the Republic Pension Department Johnstown Tribune J.E. Barnett Markleton Manila New York Ohio Luther-Buterbaugh Orrors W. P. Wehrle Mus Elizaperh Wire Brushvalley Kellar Harris Frank H. Daugherty Church News Wm. A. Boorn Saltsbury A. Barclay H. George Center Neal Burlington Peter Garman Hiram D. Fyock Guardian Green George Donahey Boyd McChain J. E. Cribba John J. Spead Banks Cambria & Clearfield Railway Company Albert Weamer South Mahoning Eliz Glenwood Coal Company Glen Campbell Wm. A. Smith Catharine J. Byers Cherryhill Henry G. Golden David F. Lowry E. Nicholas Jos A. Henderson A. McKnight Mechaniccsburg Simon Samuel Nesbitt Montgomery Indiana County Commissioners W. D. Bigler Banka Clearfield Cash Creek Philadelphia ‘Inquirer Shamrock the Inquirer Next Sanday Inquirer F. T. Anthony Promise City Progress Office W. H. Johnston Loughry’s W. R. Loughry & Co
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