Swint's Publication Open Subscription Terms
Swint proprietor establishes 1850 office on South side Public Square. Subscription options include one year within the county and without, six months, and three months. Publisher reserves the right to cancel after the paid period. Local delivery and terms outlined for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Swint
South Side Public Square
Public Square
Boonville
Ind
Becker
Ommee
Owyor Moertl
Editorial On Reform and a Stump Treasure Tale
An editorial fragment critiques reform, taxes, and political power while recounting a Havre de Grace tale of John Stump who mined grain riches, hid gold, and left heirs to find a buried treasure after discovering a worm eaten book concluding heirs never contest the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre de Grace
John Stump
Stump
Bowries
Toward Better Crop Quality Amid Market Pressures
The passage urges growers to cooperate to improve crop quality and reduce costs amid scarce varieties and high prices. It notes producers seek relief for users paying high sums and stresses the need for coordinated planting and improved practices to prevent poor yields and market losses.
Fragmented Memoir Passages of Domestic Life and Honeymoon Strains
Fragmentary reminiscences describe a home where expenses rose with modest comforts and social duties. The text recalls shared tasks, quiet acts of kindness between partners, and the strain of daily chores from housekeeping to caregiving, set against memories of the early marriage.
Illustrated Graphic News previews events and tragedies of the week
The upcoming issue promises illustrated coverage of the Masonic Conclave in Cincinnati and the New Cathedral, Derby week in Louisville, New York police portraits, Ranington Rifle Works, Montreal floods, and more. It also notes a fatal railroad accident in Inwood Indiana, a Knights of Labor assembly call for Cleveland, and Kentucky U S Marshal Gross’s moonshine crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Louisville Jockey Club
New York
Inspector Byrnes
Murray
Williams
Ranington
Iton
N.Y
Montreal
The Return of the Robins and Winter’s Stay
A reflective verse piece describing a robin returning after a harsh October wind. The speaker notes the robin’s first chirp echoes a cold season and bounds of warmth and food near a poplar tree. The poem ends with a wish for Theo Summier’s continued life alongside the narrator’s humble roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northland
Robin
Theo Summier
Leon Mead
The Sinking of the Alabama Captains Account
From April Century by John McIntosh Kell second officer aboard the Alabama recounts Semmes ordering a signal to the Kearsarge to aid wounded and the grim, heroic efforts as the ship sinks. Describes boats saved, man overboard, and the Deerhound rescue, with vivid detail of the final plunge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McIntosh Kell
Alabama
Semmes
Pullman
Dr. Galt
Kenare
Luon
Tevery
Lemmies
Alahamia
Llewellyn
Maftir
Martit
Simmes
Ife
John Lancaster
England
Daily cares and wisdom from a chance encounter
In a parish column a reader recalls a stranger who taught simple cleaning tips and kindness at a depot waiting room. The message urges bearing burdens with courtesy and seeking strength from the Comforter, noting it helps ease daily troubles. The piece contrasts this with a harsh political dig at socialists blamed for violence in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ema M. Guexmneer
St Louis Magazine
Local Republicans face criticism amid reform chatter
A biting column rails at curbstone politicians and civil service reformers. It singles out Republican officeholders under a Democratic administration as vandals and candidates for various offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
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Ponce
Hitle
Ain
Clevela
Polson Wasar
Earl
Manson
Reed
Cnomena
Everal
Anai Mitten
Che Losei
Urror Erquirer
Inwood
John Wymer
Fort Wayne
Wyimer
Workman _Powderly
Assemblies of the Knights of Labor
Cleveland
Kentucky
United States
Gross
St. Louis
Dinnet
Ince
Louis Kuntzman
Boonville, Ind
Hopkins Brothers
Main Street
Wm. Celrist
Hi Esafenent
Lunehab
Loonville
Indiana
Akread
William Gordner, —General
Ann
Ncorse
Ww Ldp
2Nd Apa Sycamore Streets
Berval
Eclipse Stable
Chas. Gordner
Prop
Main St. Bel
Tudiana
Peter Gordner
ITY Livery Stable
Wm. L. Barker
Warrick Co
Star” Saloon
Jacob Freundlich
Propr
Court House
North Side Public Square
Boonville, MD
F W
Cook Brewing Company
Cook & Stice
Seventh St
Evansville
Fulton Avenue Brewery
WM. Ullmer
Fulton Avenue
Indiana and
Ilinois Streets
Evansville, Ind
ADAIR
Adal
CoreconJd St
Evansville, Indiana
Attorneys AT Law
W.M. Toggatt
Bennett's Store
Gough & Patterson
Soonville, Ind
Boonville National Bank
Jesse Link
T M Howard, M. D
J. W. McKinney
Omice
Paptie 8 Square
Boonville, Indiana
A. Quiatt
Olve Two Miley
DR. Hunt
Lynnville
Lnd
Tregimsar
Palens al Male
W. D. Ferguson
Auctio Seer
Lynnville, Ind
Walery
Warrick
Jadjoining
St. Charles Hotel
J. S. Miller
Somer Main and Second Streets
Becker's Hotel
August Becker
Pror
North Ida Public Square
Fred. C. Althoff
2Nd Avenue and
Ingle, St
Tieco. Rieder, Proprietor
Boonvile
Inp
Bank Fischer
Fischer & Hitter
Upper First Street
Bank Exchange
Jacob Frantz, JR
West Side Public Square
A.eble
Thas
Ladies Congress
Button Congress
I. T. White
Fred
Burton
Marshal C. White
Main St
Latsiaw & Campbell
Ritories
Geo. Miller & Co
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