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Newspaper

New Harmony Register

Location

New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1876

Page

3

Thrall Mumford advertises paints and railway plans

Thrall and Mumford offer paints Oils varnishes brushes and related articles as the best stock yet. Citizens discuss plans for a railway to Mt Vernon while Keeley prepares a Fourth of July salute. Obituary notes Andrew Keck near St Philip's station Marrs township died at 63. Also notices urge readers to settle small debts owed to the office.

Thrall & Mumford S. Tf Keeley Andrew Keck Posey County St. Philip's Station Marrs Township Mt. Vernon A. Fauntleroy

Centennial Tea Party outfits parade historic figures

Observers describe the costumes worn at the Centennial Tea Party with Mrs. F W Lichtenberger as Lady Washington and Miss Nellie Custis presiding. Other noted personations include Mrs. H S Echard as the Countess D Arronsey and Miss Martha Jefferson in period dress.

Mr. Suater Lady Washington F. W. Lichtenberger Nellie Custis J. P. Jackson Countesse D’arronsey H. 8. Echard Oliver Wendell Holmes Theodore Sedgwick H. F. Owen Alexander Hamilton J.T. Hagle Martha Washington Chauncey Goodrich R. D. Owen Martha Jefferson N. Chadwick John Jay E. N. Schnee James Madison John Adams H. M. Robson M. F. Fitton Schuyler H. P. Owen

Narrow Gauge Proposal Appears for Evansville Route

L R W argues Poseyville should fund a narrow gauge railroad from Evansville to New Harmony via Poseyville avoiding costly hills. He asserts a Kratzville Sugar creek route is shorter and cheaper, urges a conference with New Harmony citizens, notes year-round Grayville trade by boat, and says the $20,000 offer remains open.

Evansville Kratzville Sugar Creek Bar Creek Barres Creek Big Creek Cynthiana Poseyville New Harmony Center Township Grayville Illinois

Stewartsville Gatherings and Local Happenings

Stewartsville notes report a measles death of James H Cox's fifteen and a half year old daughter, with Mrs Cox stricken and the coffin seen at her bedside. A literary society at the local school is highlighted with performers Misses Hellman Nancy and Rebecca. An accident leaves John Barrett critically injured after two tree limb strikes. A severe hail storm damaged glass and drifted hail. The township Teachers Institute is deemed a failure under the current law and calls for legislative change. A shoemaker plans to move from the suburbs into town, SprqQu.

James H. Cox Nancy Rebecca Hellman John Barrett Teachers’ Institute

Miss Owen Defends Public Schools Superintendent

Miss R D Owen appears in print to defend the Public Schools Superintendent amid ongoing debate. The article, alongside a lengthy reply by Professor Bullivant, aims to present a fair hearing while the editorial stance remains critical of the Superintendent's demands on pupils. The piece reflects strong local sentiment calling the Superintendent despotic in his requirements.

R. D. Owen Bullivant

Centennial Concert Remains Mixed In Review

A Centennial Concert last Saturday night drew funds but mixed critical notes. The singing drew less praise than other events by the troupe, and organizers were urged to consider piano accompaniment over the organ. A correspondent’s costume description for the Tea Party was included with full names of the participating ladies for local readers living away.

Mount Vernon Democrat denial over delinquent list claim

The Mount Vernon Democrat accuses the Register of falsely claiming it first offered to print a delinquent list at twenty five cents per description when the legal price was fifty cents. It demands proof from the Democrat editor or branding him a self accused falsifier.

Mount Vernon Democrat Register the Democrat

Citizens prepare for Mardi Gras trip to New Orleans

Several residents plan travel to New Orleans for Mardi Gras. Miss M and Mr Ll Dransrn depart today, Mr A H Freraczror leaves next Monday, and Mr F joins Gov Henrys party. The Thespiana presents The Dream at Sea and No 6 Duke Street tonight. Wabash River rising prompts hopes for no major flood with cooler weather.

New Orleans Mardi Gras Ll. Dransrn A. H. Freraczror Gov. Henpricxs Thespiana Duke Street

Farmer Wade and the sevenhorned rabbit tale

A Texas farmer named Wade claims a rabbit on his land wore seven horns. Skeptics doubt the account and question how many horns Wade saw on himself when he viewed the animal.

Texas Wade

England Inventor Patents Paper Bed Blankets

A man in England has patented a new type of paper bed blankets. The invention is presented as an economical, lightweight bedding option accompanied by extensive patent office reports and a broad set of statistics. The concept aims to offer comfort with a novel material and design.

U.S. Patent Office Indiana Messrs Cox & Cox Solicitors of Patents Washington City G. Bailey Spiceland J Carter Hartsville N. Renny Brookville E. Roth Frankford L. Sheppard Mace L. Spangler Auburn W. Westwood South Bend England Patent Office Simmons J. H. Zeilin & CO Macon Philadelphia Thrall & Mumford New Harmony Ind

Centennial Concert Managers Thank the Public and Helpers

The note requests that the paper publish thanks from the Centennial Concert managers to the ladies and gentlemen who assisted at the Saturday evening entertainment and to the public for their liberal patronage.

Slater

Ballou’s Magazine March issue full of diverse stories

Ballou’s Magazine for March presents a wide array of content from fiction to humor and travel sketches. The issue showcases many titled pieces including A Winter Night’s Raid, The Cinnamon Tree, English Dock-Yards and Docks, and Our Announcement for 1876. Published by Thames & Talbot at 23 Hawley St. for $1.50 annually.

Ballou Miss Anderson Leopold Castrani Lion Jason Carson Kingston Clay Howard Philip and Juliet Proruz Taylor Ruthven Thames & Talbot Hawley St

Substituting Greenbacks Over National Bank Currency

The Logansport Phares argues National Bank currency equals greenbacks in value but costs the public about 20 million dollars annually in gold. It urges gradually retiring National Banks and adopting greenbacks, warning that replacing greenbacks with bank notes would be costlier.

Sey Logansport Phares

All for One Dollar sheet music sale

Ten elegant piano sheets priced at one dollar mail order or 15 cents each. Also available through dealers in the United States. Includes titles Happier Days instrumental Why can not Forget Far O'er the Waves High Life Waltz and more. Orders to Ben s W Hurenc lisher 355 Third Avenue New York.

United States Jackson Bens W. Hurenclisher Third Avenue New York

Thrall and Mumford's Local Grocery Ad Sale Listing

A dated advertisement lists quantities of sugar coffee tomatoes corn figs and other goods with prices per lot. Highlights include ten pounds sugar four pounds Rio Coffee two and three pound canned tomatoes ponchis yarmouth corn and one pound California figs. The notice promises proportionately low prices on other goods.

N. C Yarmouth California

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the Register L. Pelham Inv Henry Hunsdon Notary Public Lichtenbergers Lichtenberger & Sons Gray's Gallery Thrall & Mumford’s. Tf Thrall & Mumford’s Thrall & Mumford's New Crop Bay Union Hall Atore of Thrall & Mumrorp General Sherman Germany Berlin, Potsdam & Madgeburgh Road Hendricks Pendleton Mr. Blaine Ep. Kearsten Professor Bellivant Mr. B B’s Rosamond Dale Owen New Harmony Schools W S. BuLiivant Bae eSoace ANNAN Cases Corp Ssessccio Haion Oh Teeseree Reese Mmoor Val Hale Saree Anon RP Ssr Stewartsville Wabash River Posey Circuit Court Samuel Gill Perevertier Yen Black William Jackson Peaese Tae Black James T. French Veo Lynn Township L. D. Greathouse Taneee Saree Point James Th, Cox Esses Harmony Township Abe. Penfold John Kramer Marrs James M. Boyle M. Moore J. Wilderman J. R. Cox E. Cox D. Cox J. A. Cox J. M. Cox Mumford, Sr N. Lewis Esere Reese D.C. Cox W. M. Hoggatt Gill, Sr Company J. Baldwin C. Clark Sanders Owen Williams P. A. Hutcheson Thrall Mumford Claribel Mumford’s Wu An R. Deychon Detchon Weekly Courier Ohio Valley Courier Dollar Courier America Courier Company
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