Authorized agent for The Register subscription sales
Mr. B. F. Aprama of Stewartsville is named as the authorized agent to receive subscriptions for The Register. Receipts issued by him for payments due to this office will be acknowledged by us.
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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1870
Page
3
Mr. B. F. Aprama of Stewartsville is named as the authorized agent to receive subscriptions for The Register. Receipts issued by him for payments due to this office will be acknowledged by us.
Dr Beal a physician surgeon and obstetrician with many years experience offers services to New Harmony and vicinity. He can be found at his Main street drug store next to the Post-office or at his Church street residence opposite the Viets House at all hours except when on professional business.
A crowded column lists notices from the area. Highlights include election reminders for next Monday in Connecticut and Evansville, a Working Men's Institute meeting this Saturday at 8, thanks to various individuals, and ads for a juvenile magazine, meat sellers, and tax collection visits to Poseyville Stewartsville New Baltimore New Harmony. A runaway incident, a Union Hall theatre bill, and a Farmersville gravel road organization plan are mentioned along with notices about the New Harmony Woolen Mills office and agricultural reading.
The New Harmony Woolen Mills reopen with improved machinery and greater output aimed at quality rivaling last year’s best. The plant promises home-based benefits for farmers merchants and consumers by sustaining a strong wool market and reducing wholesale and retail markups. Also notes General Thomas's death and critical political commentary on the Fifteenth Amendment.
The Evansville Commercial College and Institute of Penmanship, led by Weis and Kner, offers thorough double entry book-keeping and Spencerian penmanship. The school markets affordability and accessibility for all workers and notes recent success with local students. The article also covers the Indianapolis Sentinel's expansion under R J Briaut and a voyage of the steamer Clara Scott with freight and passengers.
Real estate transfers listed show multiple deeds in the week ending March 28 1870. Transactions include John Gulleté to Boney Robinson, D. A. Bell to Wilson Pearce and back, H. Shafer to Jacob Braid, J. Mattingly jr to F. W. Hancock, and others in New Harmony Co.’s Mt. Vernon and surrounding parcels. Amounts range from 1400 to 11000 dollars, covering various lots, portions of sections, and NW NE NE descriptions. The records indicate extensive parcel transfers in 1870 with totals across numerous properties.
New Harmony, April 2, 1870. Corrected weekly market prices for flour wheat corn meal chickens eggs butter lard hams shoulders sides coffee sugar molasses feathers rags tallow hides lard oil linseed coal oil turpentine vinegar whisky potatoes apples peaches salt beans tea and more, with prices per unit and ranges shown for the week.
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