Evansville ad notices mix haberdashery and hardware specials
Local notices promote hats and bonnets by E F Owen Co, weatherstrips to save fuel, jewelry stock for sale by G W Engler, hay knives and fodder-cutters, toy carriages by St Nicholas Toy Company, and Henry Brown clothier planning a spring stock purchase with remarks on upcoming offerings. several names and dates appear in reference to promotions and local commerce.
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E. F. Owen & Co
Wem
St. Nicholas Toy Company
E. F Owen & Co
Henry Brown
Henry
Political conventions and weather woes across states plus a jail bail jump
The report catalogs Republican conventions split between Grant and Blaine with varying tallies in Indiana and Kentucky. It notes heavy rains flooding Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana causing deaths and property damage, including Mayfield drownings and Frankfort inundation. It mentions a jail escape attempt by Stephen Longfellow and a bully brawl at Utica. It also references local Pennsylvania elections showing Democratic gains and reduced Republican majorities in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh towns.
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Dakotah
Osceola
Greene County
Columbus
Stephen Longfellow
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Laporte County
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Syracuse
N. Y
J.B. Syflax
Virginia
Senator Windom
Minnesota
Galveston
Texas
Utica
Winter Palace
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Mayfield
W. A. Wood
Indianapolis Colonization Society
Republican State Central Committee
North Carolina
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Green
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Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
New Hampshire
New Jersey
South Carolina
Rhode Island
Alabama
Vermont
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Lancaster
Allegheny City
Harrisburg
Scranton
Erie
Fashion Quarterly Premium Plan Baffles Readers
The Ehrich Brothers offer a free premium magazine via subscriptions to major periodicals, with a novel premiums-without-subscribers feature. Readers are directed to Ehrich's New York address for details as the scheme aims to entice subscribers and curious minds with profitable assurances.
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Edrics
Fashion Quarterly
Peterson
Ehbrich
Ehrich
Ehrich Brothers
Eighth Avenue
Twenty-fourth St
New York
Public Examination Notice at New Harmony School
Notice to teachers that a public examination will be held in the School Building at New Harmony on the first Saturday in March with entrants required to bring pen ink and paper and be present by 8:00 a.m. J. W. Feenen C.S. se
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New Harmony
J. W. Feenen
C.S
Ballou’s
Bermuda
Mammoth Cave
Boston
George W. Allan
George H. Coomer
Thames & Talbot
Hawley Street
Mass
Ballou
Hood Orphan Memorial Fund
United States
New Orleans
Battle Fields
Morocco
Levant
Turkey
Indies
Gene
G. T. Beauregard
Hood Memorist Fund
Wonderful Discovery for Consumption Cures Report
Dr Kane's New Discovery touted as speedy cure for consumption and lung diseases. It claims worldwide reputation with recommendations from physicians clergy and press. Trial bottle offered free or regular size for $1.00, sold by Thrail and Mumford in New Harmony.
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Kane
Thrail & Mumford
New Harmony
Concert at M. E. Church Promises Fine Music
Saturday evening program at the M E Church includes vocal and instrumental pieces and readings. Admission is 25 cents. An advertisement appears in another column. The piece also notes three candidates for Assessor, each deemed satisfactory if elected, with a call for cordial cross support. Frank Glychman, once a resident here, visited town this week.
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M. E
Thrall and Mumford Advertise Seasonal Delicacies
Local Cincinnati shop Thrall and Mumford promote evening sale options and a range of seasonable delicacies with emphasis on teas and spices. The brief ad highlights best teas and spices as the store’s selling point and notes daily offerings.
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The
Cincinnati Daily Enquirer
Thrall & Mumford
Thrall & Mumford's
Registry Law Voiced As Burden by Boonville Enquirer
The Boonville Enquirer urges voters to oppose two amendments to a registry law arguing it would raise hundreds of dollars in taxes with no beneficial outcome. The paper endorses voting down the first and third amendments.
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Boonville Enquirer
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C. Rumely
E. Heilman
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