New Harmony Visit Highlights and Local Notices
We met Prof. E. I. Cox State Geologist back home for a rest from labors and a Jay-bird like dark brunette described. The New Harmony Brass Band played on new instruments last Tuesday night. A full line of groceries stationery and medicines is available at New Harmony Drug Store. Rumors say Grant’s Cabinet may change though unlikely without Butter in the Treasury. An election for Justice of the Peace is held today with W. S. Stevens as candidate. Prof. E K Cox returned to Indianapolis after a two day visit. A remark on a mother and daughter imitation. J. T. Hao advertises work brackets frames coffins and more. A woman’s right advocate cites Fifteenth Amendment as allowing divorced women to vote. W. E. Turatt Esq. returns from Evansville and Indianapolis healthier after joining a Clay county coal mines excursion.
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W. £. Turatt
Evansville
Indianapolis
Clay County
Sas
Army
Frank Bolton
Posey
Bouton
Harmony Township
Botton
Mrs Farsner Millinery Offers Latest Spring Styles
Mrs Farsner announces a well stocked millinery shop in New Harmony offering Bonnets hats flowers plumes ribbons and other fashion accessories. Ladies are invited to call and examine the newest styles from the spring stock gathered by Mrs FauntLeRoy and others.
Fire razes residence of Mr. W. Carr damaging neighbors
A house owned by W Carr was destroyed by fire last Wednesday after not being discovered until fully ablaze. Firefighters limited spread to adjacent homes, saving nearby structures. Much furniture was recovered. Carr had no insurance, so loss is severe. The fire started in an adjoining out-house containing straw, reportedly from a child lighting a match. A warning to children playing with fire.
Librarian Report of New Harmony Institute 1870
In the year from April 2, 1869 to April 2, 1870 the institute circulated 3050 books and 1424 magazines and pictorial papers. Seventeen volumes added by Michaux Fund trustees, one by the Institute Committee, sixteen via magazines bound. Subscriptions, fines, and sale of pictures yielded 2735 dollars. Periodicals borrowed include Harper s Monthly, Harper s Weekly, London Illustrated News, Leslie s, Atlantic Monthly, Scientific American, Putnam s, Packard s, Lippincott s via Michaux Fund, plus Index via J Chapellemith. We have 99 contributing members.
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New Harmony Register
Working-Men’s Institute
New Harmony
Working Men's Institute
Michaux Fund
Institute
Harper’ S Monthly
Harper’s Weekly
London Ilustrated News
Leslie's Illustrated
Atlantic Monthly
Scientific American
Putnam’s Magazine
Packard’s Monthly
C. W. Slater
Lippincott’s
Robert Dale Owen
Boston
Trustees of Michaux Fund
J. Chapellemith
H. Wurre
Amusement Instruction and A Dorn ment
A review extols Webster's New Unabridged Dictionary as a vast resource and engaging read that blends philosophy, mathematics, and practical facts. It lauds Roback's Bitters for purity and tonic strength, noting government use and growing global recognition. March item noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Mercantile Journal
Roback
Fragmented OCR list of common goods and prices
An unreadable OCR fragment lists items such as flour butter eggs sugar molasses lard pepper and dried fruits with various units and vague pricing terms. The text appears garbled and inconsistent across entries, offering no coherent sale or market report.
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the Register
Register
B. F. Apass
Stewartville
John Gray
J. Weal
W. E. Nistack
Washington
New York
H. Lichtenercer
Gex
Euar. S. Tuhralt
Cincinnati
E. I. Cox
Radical
New Harmony Brass Band
New Harmony Drug Store
Grant
Radical Party
Treasury
Justice of the Peace
Stevens
gerProf. EK. T. Cox
J. T. Huao
Seae
Clara Scott
Messrs
Lieuren- Berger, Owen & Co
Fleet Scott
Carey
Joan R. Gaushell
Winn. Lury
Weenpel Scumupt
Main St
Union Hall
Waterloo
Frank D. Bolton
Posey County
Aplo
Fanny R. Feudge
Siam
Chek-Sau
Dracon & Prvenson
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
Lady's Friend
Saturday Evening Post
Wm. N. Meachem
John W. Derington
Kimball
Mt. Vormod
A. McCrary
John Dixon
S. A. Hendrix
A. J. Murphy
J. Blackburn
B. A. Blackburn
Neres
Cc. Wolfinger
J.W. Knowles
G. M
F.M. Williams
Bendte Pheste Anrdvenee
P. Clayton
Nortbrook
Wwe
Hailicott
John Shephard
Low
Maclure
G. Brown
W. CD
Crank & Wie E
Ee BE
AL Perscos
George
Green
D. R
New Han
Rorery
Etail Market
Fretageot
Sonyx
Bane
Howard Association
Box P
W.H. Thrall
Notary Public
Ind
John EX. Scott
Second
N.wu.f.e
H. and L. Co
New Harmony Fire Engine and Hook and Ladder Company
G.B. Smith
J.T. Huao
Sivansville
Alker’s
California Bitters
Thrall & Mumford's
Tiiratt & Mumromn
Geythrall & Mumford
RS. Hornbrook & CO
Novi Hnornbrook & CO
Thrall & Mumford
gesOur
All
Barrett
Allen
Ayer
Ring
Rers, Wu Ded
Culver
Pennsylvania
Thrall & Mumford’s
Dr. Roback
Dr. Roback’s Bitters
Robaeck
Sweden
Lichtenberger, Owen & Co
F. W. Lichtenberger & Co
Owen & Owen
Main Street
Bet
Church and Tavern
Indiana
Marly Lichtenberger
Owen & CO
Webster
Pres T Walker
Harvard
W. H. Prescott
Dr. Dick
Scotland
John G. Whittier
Kent
George Bancroft
Elihu Burritt
Hitchcock
Horace Mann
Smart
Webster's National Pictorial Dictionary
American Educational Monthly
G. & C. Merriam
Springfield
Mags
Ad Booksellers
Nelson
Steamboat Landing
Mount Vernon
U. G. Damron
Bes
John Beal
Louis Kuehn
Institute of Penmanship
Main and
Third Streets
WELLS
C. W. Robachk
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