Notice to pay debts of D. and H. Truscorr firm
On and after January 1, 1871 we sell exclusively for cash and close accounts. All indebted to the late firm of D. and H. Truscorr for 1869 must settle by December 10, 1870 or be sued with costs. November 26. Harry Truscorr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Harmony
Oregon Mills
D.& H. Truscorr
Harry Truscorr
Messia, Tara, & Mumrorp
C. G. Thomas
Phillip Yunker
Eee
Nettelton
W. B. Curtis, Jr
Mt. Vernon
H. T. Gregory
M. B. Koontz
N. E
Gellert Schnee
Rudd Wiets
Owen
Waller
J. W. Robb
Caf
M. Robb
C.c. Desssees
M.S. Peabody
Philip Stich
Lota
Kimball
C. Leunig
James Pearman
Geo. T. Downen
N. W
Netterton
C. F. Leonard
Jacob Lang
Laurence James
J. F. Welborn
Williams
Mount Vernon
Eeenee
J.J. Chandler
R. C. “White
West Franklin
John L. Tyner
John Cox
E. J
Alvin Cleveland
Nelson McReynolds
Thos. Walters
Welborn, Sullivan & Louden
Lowry & Larkin
W. B. Endicott
Leroy Calvert
N. EL i
F.A. Pentecost
Recorder Yp. Co
George 3. Green
Thrall
Mumford
Lichtenberger, Owen & CO
Ausage
Evansville Notes on Furs Elections and Local News
A column notes a large stock of ladies and children's furs at Joan R. Uvco's store. Major A I Robinson declines Criminal Court candidacy in Vanderburgh County and returns to law practice. Items mention Washington papers, a forest fire near Grand Chain, the Mt. Vernon lard-tank explosion, and fish stories from Posey County. Epistle updates include consolidated Episcopal mite nights, an upcoming Rural Young Folks issue, and European war news with Orleans engagement. General Reuben C Kisby buys Vincennes Sun and will run it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chareh Streets
Explosion at Slaughter House Lard Tank Causes Major Damage
A large steam lard tank exploded at the slaughter house of Messrs. A Lieutenseraer Co last Wednesday morning. The tank near the firm mill hurled the 300 pound head to the mill’s third story shattering beams and damaging machinery. A four pound fragment was found a quarter mile away. The charge, valued at 175, spread lard on surrounding objects. No lives were lost though one man had a narrow escape. The firm estimates losses at 1000 to 1200.
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the Register
I.w.rawlings
Feil & Kimmerling
Thrall & Mumford’s
James W. Rawlings
Thrall & Mumford
Turan & Mumrorv
Joan R. Uvco
A. I. Robinson
Criminal Court
Vanderburgh County
E. Nisviack
Washington
Jayr
The
Evansville
H. N. F. Lewis
Western Rural
Chicago
Orleans
Reupen C. Kisy
Indiana
Vincennes Sun Establishment
Gen. Kise
Sun
Gro. EB. Greene
Vincennon Sun
Ayer
Frank Botron
Posey County
J. B Gardiner
Frank
Gardiner
Posey
Gorpruwatte
United States
Alabama
Montgomery
Augusta
Georgia
Merry's Museum
America
Prier PaRey
Grace B. Fuser
Boston
Mass
John Rebeyre
sonesNo
Ford, Fitton & Co
A. T. Whit-Tlesey
State Prison South
WairrLxsry
Florence
Sas
Iate
Sar Congress
Bear
Ilinois
Logan
United States Senate
Nebraska
J Anayer
Winchester
C. W. Ronack
Arebé Ee
Howard Association
Box P
Philadelphia
EB. Teralli
Inotary Public
Ind
Notary Public
N.H.F.E
H. and L. Co
New Harmony Fire Engine and Hook and Ladder Company
W. Baldwin, Jr
J.T. Hugo
Sec
Roback
Dr. Roback
Ritters
Stockholm
Sweden
Deuggists
Deutervatia
Alker's
California
Tirall & Mumeord's
New York
Cincinnati
Pss
Novi Lichtenberger, Owen & CO
Nove Lichtenberger, Owen & CO
Novo Lichtenberger, Owen & CO
Lannels
Nova Lichtenberger, Owen & CO
Arctic Over
Arctic
Nove
Licitenberger, Owen & CO
John R. Hugo
Sap
E. J. Rogers
Sohn R. Tugo
Och Lichten Berger, Owen & CO
Ecl Lichtenberger, Owen & CO
D. Neal
Aving
Cooper
Union Hall
Olive Logan
Parmelee & CO
Race Street
Wendel Schmitt
Main St
W. F. Gray
W.F. Gray
David Snyder
John Clark
Lichtenberger, Gwen & CO
Excelsior
Turatt & Muwroan
Thyall & Mumford
Wm. Crow
J. Beal
New Harmony Drug Store
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