Trade conditions vary with fruit losses and crops outlook
Beverages and farm reports from 24 towns in Pennsylvania and 19 in West Virginia show overall flourishing trade, though fruits are hurt by frosts. Wheat and oats look strong. corn sowing was delayed by rains, and fruit yields are forecast to be light, with regional improvements in manufacturing and rail activity noted.
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A. B. Wigley
B. G. Dun & Co. Mercantile Agency
Pittsburg
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Ohio
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Wigby
Mr. Wigley
Brey Popes
Greeseburg
Alliance Crops Outlook Rain Dampens Some Yields
Reports from Alliance and Caldwells describe favorable wheat and oats in parts but too much rain caused oat blight and potential below average crops in many areas. Corn lags, hay prospects improve, fruit generally poor, with mixed signals on berries and peaches and merchants seeing better sales as roads reopen.
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Sewe
Canonsburg
Connellsville
Etcc
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Cantor
Reston
Salem
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Oss
Warren
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Sunday Schools' Global Reach and Triumph Highlighted
The article praises Sunday schools as a noble institution and notes the sixth triennial International Sunday School Convention in Pittsburgh. It cites John Bright, outlines rapid past growth, and shares world enrollment figures with Pennsylvania and New York leading. It mentions delegates from across the United States and British provinces, plus key figures and speakers celebrating unity and progress.
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John Bright
London
Sunday
Great Britain
Birmingham Statesman
Robert Raikes
Chicago
Pittsburg
Denver Man Uses Forged Bank Notes In Purchases
A 23 year old man acquires a saddle for 60 dollars and a horse for 170 dollars using unsigned notes from a Cincinnati bank. He leaves town with about 3000 dollars in those notes after a day of purchases and is sought by authorities. Fireworks permitted on streets July 4 between 8 PM and midnight with restrictions. carrying concealed weapons is illegal and prosecuted.
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Denver Manufacturing Company
German National Bank
Treasury
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Roop
Erie
J. O. Brown
Methodist and Congregational shifts and church notices
Reports from the United Presbyterian Assembly note $1,134,233 raised for church missions this year, averaging $124 per member. Rev. L. M. Wood leaves the M E Church to join Congregationalists and will pastor Bloomington Indiana. Rev. Alexander Jackson, now at Galt Ontario, attended the International Sunday School Convention and is styled Rev Dr Jackson. Wood’s Run German Catholic children will receive first communion tomorrow. Mass sung by a 25-voice choir with Laurel Orchestra. McKeesport’s Comsin Street M E Church will be dedicated Sunday with a mission sermon by Bishop Joyce, and Missionary Day events urged in Sabbath schools to retire the Freedmen debt of $10,685. A note from Ridgway covers Atlanta University funds and mentions William Lloyd Garrison.
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