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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1881
Page
3
Proprietors claim Kendall's Spavin Cure matches any rival for rheumatism and deep seated pain. The statement presents a bold challenge to medical competitors and asserts unique efficacy.
Special to the Register reports infernal machines packed in cement barrels shipped from New York to Liverpool with paper bearing O Donavan Rossa’s name. A governor assassination attempt at Albany and another on Minnesota Governor Pillsbury are linked to Guiteau acts. The piece also critiques railroad rebates and praises Scribner’s summer number. It notes Delmonico’s abuse case and Vanderbilt’s Fifth Avenue palace.
Joun KILEincer came back last Monday from a Colorado trip and, after considering New Harmony the best place, started for home. WALZ plans a trip to New Mexico and will return soon to vote on the railroad. An ad urges Kendall's Spavin Cure for an old horse past its prime. Read the advertisement.
Residents of Harmony township are urged to approve funding for the Evansville and New Harmony Railroad. The piece argues the line is essential for the town’s future, noting tax installments begin after 1853 and will be paid by the railroad itself. The editorial also highlights local notices, appointments, and upcoming entertainments as context.
The passage outlines a new bank building's masonry with a corner stone bottle, a Harper's Weekly, New Harmony Register, and an old granary fort key. It mentions a recent $15,000 fire in Bergvanaville, water shortage, a Princeton resident enjoying hospitality, a marble agent incident, a New Harmony resident's death, stock trips to Chicago, a rail project push, Wabash river fluctuations, debt reminders, and July marriage licenses issued by GEO. W. Curtis, Clerk.
A fragmented list of commodity prices shows several items such as corn bushel, hogs dozen, lard, hams, feathers, and dried fruits. It reads like a late 19th century market page with varied units and many garbled spellings. The appendix includes potatoes, apples, peaches, tea, salt, and coal related entries in small units. The exact figures are unclear due to OCR issues.
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