Postal Service Mail Routes and Hours Across Towns
The notice lists mail openings and closings for various towns including Louisville Indianapolis Vevay Carmelitos Hanover Lexington Milton and more. It details daily or weekly mail departures and receptions with specific hours and days, noting not open on Sundays and varying by city and route.
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Otis
Louisville
Indianapolis
Borth
Veenon
Sun
Patriot
Carmelitos
Warsaw
Hanover
Lexington
Milton
Inn
Harper's Weekly and Harper's Magazine Subscriptions Offer
Advertises one year subscriptions to Harper's Weekly Magazine and Harper's Bazaar with various price options and free postage. Includes terms for multiple copies, extra copies, back numbers, cloth bindings, and express shipping, with notes about starting with the next issue and copying restrictions.
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Habren
Wzerly
Cstc
U. S
Harrer
Macazine
Werky
Bazan
Harper’s
Bazar
Hakker
The Genuine Vibrator Thrashers by Nichols Shepard Co
An ad touts the Genuine Vibrator Thrashers made by Nichols, Shepard & Co. It promotes power, durability, and beauty with 26 to 36 inch cylinder lengths and 36 to AB inch separator widths. It claims world wide reputation and compatibility with steam engines and other makes.
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Hk le
Nichols, Shepard ,&Co
Battle Creal
Michi
Fasnich
Execution Directed in Ripley County Court Case
The Clerk's Office of Ripley County Circuit Court issued an execution in favor of Rezin Johnson as administrator of the Thomas Wilson estate against Henry C. Shuck. The document records the court action and the parties involved in the proceeding.
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Ripley County
Rezin Johnson
Thomas Wilson
Henry C. Shuck
Madison Monroe & Big Creek Gravel Road sale notice
Public sheriff sale under an execution from Jefferson Circuit Court to Madison Monroe Big Creek Gravel Road Company and Barnabas Smith Twill for seven years rents and profits. The property in Jefferson County Indiana consists of the east half of lot 2 in section 16 township 5 range 10 east, about 54.5 acres less conveyed by Jacob Kiser, with remaining 52 or more acres, located in Madison city. Sale at court house door, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on August 47, 1877, to highest bidder in fee simple.
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Court House
Madison
Jefferson County
Indiana
M. A. Gavitt
Jeferson Circuit
Madison, Monroe & Big Creek
Barnabas Smith
Diana
Lot
Jacob Kiser
Jacob Kiser Leaving: Fifty-Two. Wi? Derer
Night Scene Over a Dim City Window
A fragmented, poetic fragment describes faint light and darkened streets seen from a Batween city window. The wanderer observes distant stars of glow and shadowed figures, contemplating eternity, crystal pavement, and a reach toward an everlasting sky.
Remarkable youthful leaders in American history cited
A historical sketch notes that many prominent figures achieved major roles at young ages. It highlights Alexander Hamilton, George Washington, John Jay, Joseph Warren, Fisher Ames, Samuel Adams, Joseph Story, De Witt Clinton, Henry Clay, William Hooper, Thomas Haywood, Eldridge Gerry, Benjamin Rush, James Wilson, Matthew Thornton, Arthur Middleton, and Thomas Stone, with ages ranging from mid twenties to early thirties based on their contributions to Congress, the Constitution, and the Declaration of Independence.
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Idflaettidl
Virginia
Constiuctutal’ Congress
Alexander Hamilton
Cotonel
Dhirty--Le
The
United
Treasuny
Vorganmedi
Ube
John Jay
Continental Congress
Great Britain
Times
New York
Washington
Braddock
Joseph Warren
Bunker, Hill
Fisher Ames
United States
Congress
Suffolk
Samuel’ Adams
Joseph Story
Fife
Essex
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Madison
Supreme Court of the United States
de Witt Clinton
Henry Clay
William Hooper
North Carolina
Thos
Haywood
South
Carolina
Eldridge “Gerry
Benjamin ‘Rush
James Wilson
Matthew Shorton
Arthur Middleton
Thomas:Stone
Fragmented Word Salad Reflects Buried War Era Rhetoric
The readable text hints at a chaotic wartime lament praising the invaders and denouncing the Russians as enemies. It describes a triumphant procession with dramatic imagery and political overtones, reflecting hostile sentiment toward occupiers and a sense of liberation.
Democratic Press Urged to Expose Fraud for 1880 Victory
The New York Star reports calls from Democratic leaders for fearless journalism to expose fraud and inform the public. Boyd and others urge robust press coverage to unite Democrats and defeat fraudulent authority, aiming for a Democratic president and constitutional supremacy in 1880.
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FBI
The
New York Star
Tammany-gathering
Democratsj
Boyd
Tf Vou'ara
Two Imitative Stanzas by Woman’s Rights Writer
George MacDonald has written two imitative stanzas to accompany Grey’s Elegy to address the absence of women beyond a busy housewife. The verses praise virtue and domestic life while contrasting a clergyman’s plainspoken recollections of soldiers and home duties with a sharp critique of monetary need.
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George MacDonald
Grey
Private: Awkward Reception at Grant Dinner
A fragmentary Private section describes an awkward reception for Ulysses S. Grant with sharp critique of speeches and manners. It notes reactions from Varied attendees and references Pierrepont and Badeau amid chaotic scenes and a chaotic room.
Mischief Aboard Train Sparks Veiled Revelry and Anger
Passengers aboard a train share a risqué prank when a young man wears a veil on another passenger’s hat arousing suspicion. A mischievous woman swaps veil pieces, triggering laughter and gossip as the embarrassed husband fumes then finally deplanes first at the depot.
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Luca
Black Hills Gold Region and Deadwood District Richest Diggings
The Black Hills cover about six thousand square miles with a vast gold belt along eighty miles and twenty five miles wide. Deadwood district, northern belt, is richest with gold and silver production valued around 29 million dollars last year. Quartz veins yield spectacular estimates, while miners warn that figures may be exaggerated and some claims rest on speculative mantelpieces.
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Bear Range
Deadwood
Whitewood
Deadwood City
Mathematica Ik
Anniversary of the Battle of the Bovine Mentioned
A fragment notes the twelfth of July as an anniversary related to a battle, claiming 23 000 were present and referencing Macaulay’s England history, though the text is unclear and garbled. It mentions King James and 1690, with uncertainty about readers’ familiarity with the source.
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Macaulay
Rngland
James
Alii Cossacks and their fond horses at the river
A vivid scene of Cossacks and their horses at a riverbank where horses plunge and roll in water and dust. Riders join in often, some driven into the water in groups and laughing as mounts play like puppies. Dusty shores hold dogs and activity around the river.
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Béenea
Anigal
Racing With Kirghiz Girls and Turkomana Courtships
A fragment describes Kirghiz horse racing with girls riding 20 to 30 miles at speed, prizes of eight to nine horses, and bold holiday challenges to men. It notes a bold female gallop across prairie and a grim encounter when a man tries to touch her, followed by crowd laughter. Among Turkomana, marriage choices hinge on which girl is deemed prettiest by a mounted suitor.
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Kirghiz
Tartara
A Woman's Age in Barlington Hawkeye Tale
Misa Certrande's age shifts with family claims as brother Tom grows from ten to twenty-five. The piece traces playful boasts about maturity and marriage, ending with Corisande, likely Mich Corisande, living in town.
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Barlington Hawkeye
Misa Certrande
Tom
Ton
Ovina Natogial
Marsried
Lom
miet-Mich Corisande
Marching songs and drums energize battalions in field parade
Descriptive passage details battalion bands with drummers and singers leading troops in a warlike chorus. It notes soloists and chorus interludes, the morale boost of music, and the spirited marching atmosphere, interwoven with partisan political commentary on Hayes and Reconstruction.
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Elarionet
Phil
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