SHERIFFS SALE NOTICE FROM POSEY COUNTY INDIANA
The Register reports two sheriff sales by ALEX CRUNK in Posey County Indiana. The first sale on December 23 1882 will auction rents and profits for up to seven years from a parcel in section 23 township 5 south range 13 west totaling 80 acres at the Mount Vernon court house. If not enough to satisfy the decree the fee simple of the property will be offered. The second sale concerns a New Harmony dwelling on North Street with a defined 80 by 75 foot lot description and will proceed to satisfy the decree and costs.
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Public Auction of John L Wheeler Estate in Posey County
Edward Homer administrator announces a public sale of the estate in New Harmoney Posey County Indiana Friday December 22 1882 at 9 am. Personal property includes horse mule two cows and calf wagon sulky binder engine and separator, wheat and corn hundreds of bushels, wood, tools, furniture and more. Terms: twelve month credit on sums over five dollars except wheat and corn three months with note and security. cash under five dollars. Real estate sale separate.
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New Harmony
Posey County
Indiana
Edward Homer
PA Borns
Local Drift notes and items from county and neighborhood
Caught floating on the news current a long listing of items from Evansville to Mount Vernon and Carmi. Reports of a wreck on the E and T branch near Cynthiana with several cars damaged and crew shaken. residential and commercial notes follow including mills, street lamps, odd crimes, local politics, and population counts across Indiana towns.
Eight Men Killed in Shawneetown Mill Boiler Explosion
A boiler explosion at the J. Vincent & Son saw mill in Shawneetown Illinois at noon today killed eight of eleven workers and injured three others. The blast hurled iron plates across the yard and tore several men to pieces while survivors were rushed to help and some felled into the river. Names of the dead include William Montgomery Charles Bloss Henry Hughes Charles Baker George Price W P Graves Joseph McLaughlin Samuel Kennedy Wade McKee who died within an hour. The remaining injured may die.
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Charles Bloss
Henry Hughes
Charles Baker
George Price
W. P. Graves
Joseph McLaughlin
Samuel Kennedy
Wade McKee
Washington Week in Congress 1882 Special Report
Washington report from December 4 1882 surveys Congress as it opens with Republicans split over internal revenue tax whisky and tariff reforms. It notes star-route trials and civil service reform, plus Kansas Republicans redistricting and local incidents including a Springfield damag e suit and Dunlap colonization prosperity.
Repentance in the Republican Congress and civil service reform
Washington notes that the first week of the last Republican Congress session signals dubious repentance with a push for civil service reform. The proposed bill would protect Hayes appointees and thousands of clerks, potentially shielding past graft while risking broader reforms and justice.
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