Dr I W Rawlings Returns To Practice In New Harmony
Dr I W Rawlings announces permanent residence in New Harmony and resumes medical practice. He will be available at his residence or office over Feil Kimmerling’s shop next to Thrall Mumford’s store, and thanks former patrons while promising diligent professional service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.W. Rawlings
Aving
New Harmony
Feil & Kimmerling
Thrall & Mumford
Sepsy
James W. Rawlings
Hurley
Dr. Seabrook
Lewis
Franavinte
Worxuroox
Ind
Harris
West Newton
Jersey
New Judicial Circuit Proposal Faces Opposition
A bill by Dr. Morcan of Van derburgh to form a Vanderburgh Posey circuit is criticized as unnecessary and burdensome. Critics argue the current Fifteenth Circuit already covers terms adequately and two judges would underutilize time, while the plan would raise expenses for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Aferenry
Union Hall
Spencer, Warhol
Posey
Vanderburgh
Lamp
Morcan
Havansville
Rockport
Railroads bill amendments pass senate and house
In a legislative recap from February 13 1871 Senate committee on railroads sent N R 49 back with amendments to extend railroad completion time ensuring rights of opened lines remain unaffected. Amendment to elect state citizens as majority directors was withdrawn. Bill passed 38 to 1. Colletts bill also advanced 40 to 0. House third reading of H 1 122 updated to secure wives share of labor profits and passed 55 to 17. Within notices, business expands including spice mills and medical ads from Tumulty Mumford Wakefield and others.
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Senate
Andrews
Committee On Railroads
Carnahan
Martindale
Collett
House
Copner
Cooper
iIt
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the Register
N. Joust
Wadesville
Wm. S. Homan
J. B. Evmory
United States
France
New York
Boston
Bers
Messrs. Turate & Mumrorp’s
I. Chay Goopina
Evansville
Mary V. Bancock
Gor
Mt. Vernon
Grayville
Tennessee
San Domingo
Secretary of the Navy
U. S
Congress
Register
Hoosier
Baker
G. W. Thomas
Wabash
Ada Heisman
Scott
Vansville
Weo
American Artisan
Messry. Brown, Coomas &Co
Broadway
Paris
Demores
Europe
America
Demorest
W. Jennings DenmorEst
Denmorest
W. Jennings Demorest
Woon
Iloosenote
Miss Jackson
Gail Hamilton
Gee, Burleigh
Wm. Sigourney
Woop
Newburgh
Ballou’s
Macci
Ballou’s Magazine
Ballou's
Shakspeare
Chili
ApaMs & Co
Bromfiield Street
Marci
Ella Wheeler
Lady's Friend
Saturday Evening Post
Deacon & Petferson
Philadelphia
American Stock Journal
Poland
Ayrshire
Chester
Southdown
N. P. Boyer & Co
Parkersburg
Janes Runcie
Madison
Grace Church
Indianapolis
Posey County
James W. Whitworth
Posey Sonny
Tamnes W. Whitworth
James Vanzant
Augustus Schicher
Mary Booten
Kimball
Margaret, E. Kelley
Duruivadidy
Stewartsville
Thomas LP
Vrice
John C. Ducles
Robert Dunn
George Pann
Moses Daws
Williams & Haas
Neres
Moses Das
Owen
Dawes
N. W
F.A
Teorge S . Green
D. i
W. F. Marberry
Buffalo
I. W. Croup
W.E. Marberry
Turatt
Wakefield’s Medicines
Buoomeneroy
Ill
Messrs. Tuoraty & Mumrorp
Gents
First National Bank
Chicago
Indiana
C. Wakefield
New Harmony Retail Market
Thrall
Mumford
Sidus
Hawana Association
Box
Sody
EB. Thrall
Notary Public
Office of
N.H.F.B
Wi. and L. Co
New Harmony Fire Engine and Hook and Ladder Company
W. Baldwin, Jr
J.T. Huue
Hornbrook
J. W. Morgan
Ersons
Florence Sewing Machines
James P. Swift
John R. Hago
Joan McConnell
General South Western
Florence Sewing Machine
Fourth St
Louisville
J.D. Jones
Co, Drewes
Jones & Drewes
C. Suorp
North Stresta
Harmoniy Diat
John Beal
Ono
Mount Vernon
Damron
Kate
Nelson
Steamboat Landing
U. G. Damron
John Kell
Duckworth
LAW
WM. P. Edsor
Ino
Walnut
Third Stg
Public Square
Cincinnati
J. M. Mills
Ackerland, Wyler & Freeman
Pearl Street
Bet
Vine and Lace
Mary Cincinnati
OFHO
Joh Mattingly
A. B.clark
WITU
Alex. N.clark
A. B. Clark & Bro. Wholesale Grocers
Jed
T Street
R. Fauntleroy
Main Street
Pisely & Son
Neepers
NEW Harmony, Posey CO
New Harmony Drug Store
Joinin Beal
J. Beal
Thrall & Ruchti
White County
Win
Sedling’s
New aTeymonys
Ajmarl
Y . T. Uugo
Alsop & Ferguson
Adway
Radway
Gale
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