Thrall & Mumford's new crop and household goods sale
The notice highlights Thrall & Mumford's stock of sugar and molasses, lye, paints and brushes, and other household articles. It mentions promotional prices, the best concentrated lye at 50 cents, and an emphasis on large stock and bargains for soap making and home supplies.
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Gray’s Gallery
Anee Gee
Thrall & Mumford’s
New Orleans
Wall Street
Andress
Joan Wickaixe & Co
Broadway
New York
N. O
Yarmouth
California
Cynthiana Items from Mt. Vernon Democrat
Mt. Vernon readers report weather swings from rain to snow, fruit crops damaged by cold, and rising measles. Local politics spark debate on central committee power and a proposed county convention. News covers a drowning at Bowman's Bend, Thespians' two plays Lizzie Leigh and A Desperate Game, Chapman capture in Fairfield, late R. A. Witsey funeral, judge Niblack candidacy chatter, a live alligator gift, and a note on Edward Homer for the Legislature.
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Cynthiana
Mt. Vernon
Uncle Joe Showers
Wm.s. Holman
St. Louis
Thomas A. Hendrick
Uncle Joe
Democratic Central Committee
Posey County
Central Committee
The
Thespians
Lizzie Leigh
Fragments of political and social jabs across the nation
A collection of satirical and political notes notes on conventions and amendments, accusations against figures like Belknap and Bennett, wagers on Wagner’s centennial piece and a Texas ranch rumor, plus racehorse entries and a senator’s recovery. Mentions of Wadenville Evansville and the Wabash river provide scattered local color.
Resolutions on the death of P. G. R. A. Wilsey
New Harmony Lodge No. 87 drafts memorials for Brother P. G. Wilsey who died March 26, 1876 near Parkersburg Illinois in the 58th year of his age. The resolution notes his faithfulness and service, offers condolences to his widow, and prescribes thirty days of mourning with copies to the widow and to the New Harmony Register.
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New Harmony
New Harmony Lodge No
Bro
P. G. R. A. Winszy
P. G. BR. A. Wilsey
Parkersburg
Illinois
Wilsey
Fleo
New Harmony Register
Frank D. Bowron
D. M. Scones
RB. A. Winkerson
Eads Deepening Mississippi Mouth Seeks First Payment
The engineer Captain Eads has applied to the Government for the first payment claiming a twenty foot depth will be reached soon and thirty feet by Congress end. His project could end New Orleans shoal water and boost river trade, enabling full Mississippi valley products to reach the city. The plan may also advance a southern railroad to Galveston.
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Eads
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Mississippi
Gulf
Galveston
Brashear City
Great Valley
Cincinnati
Querer
Commodity Price List From Historical Market Ledger
A dated price ledger lists commodities with units and quantities including flour, wheat, corn in various forms, chicken, eggs, butter, lard, fats, hides, oils, coal oil, turpentine, vinegar, whiskey, potatoes, dried fruits, salt, beans, and tea. The entry shows per unit pricing and measures such as bushels, pounds, gallons, and dozens, typical of a 19th or early 20th century market catalog.
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the Register
L. Pelham
Xanar
Henry Hunsdon
Inp
Office of Notary Public
Working Men’s Institute
New Harmony Woolen Mills
Institute
Lichtenberger
Wall Paper
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Thrall & Mumford
Kitts
Thrall & Mumford's
Lichtenberger & Sons
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Dartmouth
Mar. A. Witsey
Parkersburgh, Ill
Ias
Washington Star
Sae
Nicholas Smith
Horace Greeley
Detroit Free Press
Lucy Stone
Daviess County
Holman
Mr. Niblack
Mr. Maguire
Boston
New York Herald
Horatio Seymour
Sandford Bi Church
Tilden
Jos. Oouner
Wabash River
Bowman’s Bend
Chapaan
Fairfield
Hoe
Messrs
Finnincia
Aulsop
Lauton
Chapman
James Dixon
M. KE
R. A. Witsey
Odd Fellows
New Harmony Brass Band
Epward Homer
Homer
F. A. Pentecost
Armony
Walnut Grove Literary Society
G. Stitt
Doc
Rosa Stitt
Sallie Highman
Ben Finnell
Allen Durbin
George Coleman
Rush Creek
John Savage
Savage
Sand Hill
Petersburgh
Pete
Nancy Jane
Mr. Goodman
John
John B. Deig
Lady
Black Hawk
Elizabeth Deig
St. Phillips
Jak Huff
Parker's Settlement
F. Gable
Blairsville
N. Joest
N. Frank
John Hermann
James Cross
Wadesville
A. J. Showers
R. Young
John Robb
Stewartsville
Randolph House
Anton Raben
St. Wendell
Gero
Naas and
Parry
Wadenville
Joan Mason
Mason
Congress
Oes Wagner
Theodore Thomas
Tom Thumb
Texas
Prairies
James Gordon Bennett
Herald
Ben Butler
Belknap
Washington
Tiranaville
Evansville
John Areans
Logan
Florida
Pierre Lorillard
Louieville
Nye
Com
Ames Resigms
Jackson
House of Representatives
Louse
Ames
Alessis
Durant and Pryor
Adelbert Ames
Felderton
Durant
Ames Counsel
State of
Brooklyn
Messrs. Moody and
Sankey
Seg Six
Woolsey
Mr. Beecher
Vanderbilt
Drew
Jhe Oese
Tondon
Gar
Rome
Pennsylvania
John T. Raymond
Europe
Moses Taylor
Austin
Reveille
Sazerac
Sax
George H. Pendleton
Democratic Party
Boston Post
Tur Register
T. J. Little
J. Cully
M.C. McKinney
B. “Schenk
Williams
A. Crank
Adm
T. Davis
J. L. Noel
H. Schafer
J. Ribeyre
Ceee
Posey Co
K. J. Vorcum
Maclure
N. Warmony
GL. Herpel
Penfold
J. Burrows
J. D. McDowell
J. Kiltz
A.J. Templeton
J. CG. Barter
Pa. Wutcheson
BR. P.C
New Warmong
Thrall
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NHE
Main Street
Peter Heckman
Peter Wheber
Merchant Tailor
Alain Street
Ind
Bes
Peter Weber
Board of Commissioners
Main and Tavern Streets
Marr
Julius C. Miller
Board of County Commissioners
Church and
Favern
New Narmony
Indiana
Maiil Peter Heckman
Marll Joseph Pisely
United States
Beng
W. Wrrencock
Third Avenue
Dee
Tom Brown
Maylath
Wasterne
Coote
Dr. Detchon
Catarru
Janky
R. Detchon
Thrall & Muneurd
Jaunidy
Indianapolis Sentinel
Weekly State Sentinel
Sentinel
Daily Sentinel
Anna
Indianapolis Sentinel CO
Indianapolis
Mumford’s
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