Newspapers:  Indiana Register (Sep-Oct 1856), Indiana Co., PA

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Indiana Register, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Extracts
    September-October, 1856


2 September 1856
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9 September 1856
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16 September 1856
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23 September 1856

FATAL ACCIDENT.  On Wednesday, whilst a gravel train laden with ties, had just
passed to Blacklick bridge, some of the ties slid to one side, detaching the
hind truck from the front one, and precipitating it over an embankment of about
twenty feet.  MR. JAMES COLLINS and twelve others were carried along with the
timber.  MR. BURNS was killed, and MR. COLLINS and five or six others were
severely injured.

MARRIED. In this borough on Tuesday morning last, by the Rev. W.C. Jackson, MR.
CHARLES McMICHAEL, of West Greenville, Mercer county, to MISS JANE G. HOUSTON,
of this place.
--On the 11th inst., by the Rev. A. McElwain, MR. JAMES GALLAHER to MISS JANE
MURPHY, both of this county.




30 September 1856
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7 October 1856

MARRIED.  On the 2d inst., by the Rev. A. M'Elwaine, MR. SOLOMON HARRAN to MISS
WILHELMINA HANNAH, both of White township.



14 October 1856

DIED.  In North Mahoning township, on the 4th inst., HON. PETER DILTS, one of
the Associate Judges of our County Court, in the 71st year of his age.  The
deceased was one of our most worthy and esteemed citizens, and in his death
society has sustained an irreparable loss. 
--On the 30th ult., of typhoid fever, SAMUEL R., son of JOHN AND JANE ANN
GOURLEY, of North Mahoning township, aged 21 years and 15 days.
         When blooming youth is snatched away
         By death's resistless hand,
         Our hearts the mournful tribute pay,
         Which pity must demand.
         
         While pity prompts the rising sigh,
         O may this truth, impressed
         With awful power--I too must die--
         Sink deep in every heart.
         (Hollidaysburg papers please copy.)



21 October 1856

MARRIED.  On the 16th inst., by Samuel Rice, Esq., JACOB L. McANULTY, of Green
township, to MISS SARAH A. LYDICK, of Cherryhill.



28 October 1856
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