The Death of Ezekiel Russell in White County Illinois
An obituary notes Ezekiel Russell, aged about 66, who died near Phillipstown White County Illinois after a long life in Indiana. He arrived in 1816 with the Maghee family and grew into a respected farmer and hunter, building a large farm near Fox River. He married twice, leaving a son James Russell, and his second wife died days before him. He had learned under notable educators in New Harmony and once accompanied the Duke of Saxe Weimar on hunting trips.
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Phiquepal D’arusmont
Heesaldom
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Mr. Stum
Fox Island
Fox River
Shawneetown
Duke of
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Europe
Theresa Gilbert
James Russell
Miss Johnson
William Johnson
K. J. Rogers
Harper’s Magazine pages cost occupants fifteen hundred dollars
A Harper’s Magazine page ad space sold for $1500, moving away from external ads after noting $500 per page in the past. Harper Bros shifted to promoting their own publications, showing advertisers value a strong medium even in dull times. A minister quips about not advertising religion, Carlyle replies with wit.
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Harper's Magazine
Harper Bros
Public Sale of New Harmony Real Estate in Posey County Indiana
The assignee of bankrupt Stephen Fitzgerald announces a public sale on December 21 1875 at New Harmony Posey County Indiana. The sale includes three tracts totaling about 151 4 acres with a two story frame house barn and outbuildings ten acres in orchard and about 120 acres cultivated. Also a described steer valued at 316 and a damaged offer to buy dry goods and clothing stock at reduced rates.
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Posey County
William
Poallard
Henry Matone
Pantine Malone
Slount Vernon
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Cynthiana
Jous LL. Wheeler
Iowe
Stephen Fitzgerald
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District of Indiana
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Wm. Worlds
Cyrus Schnee
James Bowen
Kissinger
Hdmond Norris
Robb Township
Fall and Winter Prices Drop at Lichtenberger & Sons
Prices at Lichtenberger and Sons fall sharply for the Fall and Winter season of 1875 as the market shifts away from high figures toward bottom rates. The change signals renewed buying interest and potential relief for consumers in the period.
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Lichtenberger & Sons
Lichtenberger & Sons Offer Clothing and Fabrics Bargains
The advertisement urges readers that first class articles can be bought at fourth class figures. It promises early purchases to lay in supplies of alpacas merinos bombazines and all dress goods. It notes muslins linens flannels and prints in abundance and highlights clothing and furnishing lines available at Lichtenberger & Sons.
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New York Herald
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Lichtenberger & Sons
Local Clothier Offers Wide Fall Stock and Bargains
A vintage advertisement touts broadcloths Jeans dotskins imported cassimeres and numerous garments including overcoats suits and accessories. It promises competitive prices at Lichtenberger & Sons with a broad selection of fall and winter clothing notions and staples aimed at a wide clientele.
Dry Goods Trade Slashed Prices In Boots And Shoes
Dry Goods Trade highlights new reductions with boots and shoes offered at cut rates. Superior inducements cited aim to attract shoppers to the department and boost sales.
Lichtenberger & Sons Offer Wide Range of Dry Goods
A local advert urges shoppers to visit Lichtenberger & Sons for any needed item across the Line Dry Goods Boots Shoes and Hats. The notice highlights affordable cash prices and broad selection to fit every customer in price size and quality.
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Lichtenberger & Sons
House and shop painting offered on Tavern Street
Carriage and wagon painting Glas ing graining varnishing paper hanging and wallpaper samples. Inside whitewashing done with neatness and despatch. Contact Frein geot's store to view 1000 wallpaper samples. Hidden reference to J Breith's Grocery nearby.
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J. Breith
Freingeot
BR. D. Twigg
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