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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1886
Page
1
The column lists advertising rates for one month six months and longer with prices. It states all transient ads must be prepaid and job-work is paid on delivery.
A weekly Indiana dispatch from Indianavouis, Inc. reports the Democratic State Central Committee rooms opening at Hendricks Club Rooms in Evansville and notes statewide campaigning. It details farm oddities, a Sioux pupil’s escape and capture, drought effects, political realignments, local deaths, odd crops, and signs of oil in Delphi.
The Albion Journal recounts a year-old ancient tortoise with an inscription by J. W. Warrington and confirmed by his grandson in Cincinnati. Other notes cover Coles county honey mass found under church siding, watershed between Mississippi and Wabash, a runaway horse incident injuring a boy, and various rural happenings across Illinois towns including revivals, prohibition unrest, a tramp with $100 gold and $2,500 CDs, a Wayne county insane asylum project, dead fish at Take Fork, blackberry shipments at Dahlgren, a wolf killed near Monmouth, a 10 pound radish, Mt. Carmel telephone exchange, Grayville treasury over 5000, Mt. Carmel schools costs, and Kickapoo river drying up.
Washington August 20 a strong case is argued for a vast subterranean river flowing from Indiana through Illinois and under Arkansas and Missouri to the southwest. Observers note springs and sink holes, whirlpools, and dry periods in streams that hint at an immense underground watercourse feeding wells and rivers across the region. If proven, the source promises vast pure water and potential industrial value.
In Washington on August 24, Republicans fret about Secretary Whitney and the expanding navy. Party papers complain of Roach’s bankruptcy claims while Whitney selects top models for a modern force, amid Democratic leadership driving a stronger United States navy.
Seymour Inc reports several pure white woodchucks or groundhogs observed this summer in Redding township within the county.
Senator Voorhees reports excellent sentiment among Indiana Democrats after the state convention. He expects the upcoming legislature to be Democratic, blocking Ben Harrison's Senate return. District troubles fade except in Indianapolis. Lowry Holman and Matson appear safe, McCullough favored in Evansville over the Republican.
The issue notes a 20 percent rise in silver circulation over the past year. Atlantic steamers report wintry weather at sea last week. Corn prospects look strong in the Wabash river bottoms. Gen. Logan visits Oregon.
Rocky Rawlines fought off two assailants near Stewartsville on his Mt. Carmel trip and plans to present the case to the grand jury. Delinquent taxes will be collected by F. Lewis on September 7 via New Harmony Banking Co. Councilmen face scrutiny amid reform talk. An artist exhibited a life-size portrait by B. G. Lawreyes. Housebreaking fines and a circuit court pound were issued. An Evansville and Henderson excursion was organized by Methodist ladies. Local residents Miss Extra Wheatcroft and Miss Evin Runcie visited relatives. Tasnow mill is due to run by September 15. Locust trees should be trimmed. The river rose two feet last week. Saloon openings and court session set for next week.
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