Children’s Fine Clothing Sale Notes
Fragments indicate a sale listing for children's clothing with prices or discounts. The text is incomplete but shows items priced at around 0.40, 0.75, and 1.00 in unspecified currency, suggesting a clearance or bargain section in a historic newspaper.
Recent Deaths in Punxsutawney and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Amanda K Palmer widow of Daniel Palmer died at her home on South Seventh Street Saturday afternoon aged 64 after two years of kidney and heart illness. Survived by husband and children William of Punxsutawney Mrs Jack Welch of Cleveland Archibald James D of this place Mrs Robert Cruikshank Greensburg Mrs James Morrison Blairsville Mrs John Yoreill Cokeville and Cluywa E of Punxsutawney Funeral services Monday at 2 pm at her home conducted by Rev Albert Miller and interment in Oakland cemetery. Mrs Martha Ferrier widow of Samuel Ferrier died suddenly at Upper Tyrone on Friday afternoon about 4 pm after a brief illness. Born August 6 1834 in Maryland she lived here 60 years. She married in 1837 and was widowed several years ago. Surviving sons Wesley and Samuel who lived with her. Funeral Sunday at her home conducted by Rev D M Hinter and burial in Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Palmer
Amanda KE. Palmer
William
Punxtsutawney
Jack Welch
Cleveland
Martha Perrier
Martha Ferrier
Samuel Ferrier
Upper Twolick
Maryland
Wesley
Samuel
D. M. Hinter
Greenwood Cemetery
Daniel McCoy
White Township
Presbyterian Church
Norris McCoy
Ligonier
Thomas J
Pittsburg
Robert
Rayne ‘Township
Elizabeth
T. McCoy
Hazelwood
Hinrton Shields
Rayne Township
Dr. Hall
Creekside
Bert Bowe
Bert Rowe
Obn Rowe
H. L. Rowe
Mormang Sun
Vandergrift
John Tomlinson
The
Brethren Church
Onberg
Annie Hoover
Harvey Hoover
West Church Street
Weddings of a Week Feature Local Nuptials
A sequence of marriage notices from Pittsburg to Butler and Homer City marks a week of weddings. Tiger Irwin and Eva Coleman wed in Pittsburg, with further ceremonies for Auld, Baker, Miller Pittman, Adams, and more. Obituaries follow for McCoy and Rowe, detailing deaths and funeral arrangements. A medical ad, census table, and hotel note round out the item.
Falsity Exposed in Nineteenth District Debate
A speaker rejects opposition claims as false and asserts proof of a Wanamaker friendly barter defeating Stahl nomination. He argues charges of state deposit interest loss, federal appointments, school funds, and oleomargarine policy misstate facts and cites his role in 1885 law, indemnity bonds, and campaign funding differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stahl
Wanamaker
Treasury
Pennsylvania
Republican Party
Army of American Volunteers
Rough Riders
Colonel Wanamaker
America
Hiven
Mr. Wanamaker
Bradford County
Wanameker
Cuba
Insana
Wansumaker
House
Senate
Harrisburg
United States
John Wanamaker
Republican State Committee
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Vitteki
Philadelphia Street
Court House
Tiger-Irwin
I. H. Tiger
Hortons
Migs Maud Irwin
J. Shane Nichols
Auld-Coleman
Thomas N. Auld
Eva. Coleman
Brush Creek
Beaver County
Butler
Auld
Brushvatley Township
Oma Miller-Pittman
Mathew Miller
Bolivar
Gertrude Pittman
Brushvalley Township
M. E. Parsonage
Mechanicsburg
J. M. Cogley
Adams-Harley
Harry C. Adams
Altoona
Etta Harley
New Washington
Lewis Hay
Mes
Charles Miller
Jacob Miller
Armstrong Township
Currys Run
W. J. Wilson
Mr. Miller
Mrs
Rachel Lucas
Conemaugh Townsship
Thomas Dunlap
Thomas “Lucas, Jr
Oakland Cemetery
Buckien
T. E. Hildebrand
Indiana
W. M. Dowe
Lower City
Miller
Blairaville
Arule
Central Hotel
John W. Wray
New Friends Daily
David Kennedys
Auger
W.M. Conninghams
W.M. Cunningham
Philadelphia St
Leeach
P. Bennett & Son
Philadelphia Street & Cor
Philadelphia & Ninth Street
New York Weekly Tribune
the Great National Family Newspaper
N.Y
Progress
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