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New Harmony Register

Location

New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1878

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Ditch Notice on Posey County Ditch Route in Robb Township

Notice of the Report of Viewers on a ditch petitioned by Jense L Murphy and others in Posey County Indiana. Describes route from Black River through sections 1 36 35 34 and 33 in Townships 4 3 South Range 18 13 West and other listed lands, with labor costs apportioned to landowners including Chism Fitzgerald Grayham Drake Regall Hennesse Smith Benson Tremor Martin Rutledge Knowles Ellis Bozeman Funston Robb Drake Murphy Grigsby Almon Thompson Hovey Demberger and others. Public hearing set for March 1878. Also notices public sale of real estate to satisfy judgments.

Commissioners’ Court Posey County Indiana Jense L. Murphy Robb Township Black River William Chism Daniel Fitzgerald George Grayham Tolbert Drake James Regall Annie Hennesse Mary Smith Sidney Benson John G. Tremor John Martin John C. Rutledge J.J. Knowles Oliver Ellis Virgil Bozeman Henry Funston John and Thomas Robb William and Frazure Drake Jesse L. Murphy B. E. Grigsby William Drake Thomas Alman John W. Thompson A. P. Hovey Martin Demberger Talbert Drake Thomas Almon Board of Commissioners Circuit Court John Rameey Charles Keelin Mt. Vernon

Woman Rescues Trains in Fog After Signal Save

In a fog bound November night in Golosha, Floss Whately rides Selim to Leeds and uses a red lantern to signal a pay train, stopping it before it meets Kirke’s Flyaway on a single track. Her quick action averts a collision that could have killed many.

Kirke Jack George Old Whately John Halliday George Kirke Halliday Golosha New York Iolosha New Dering Jack Halliday Garth Gibson All Creation Kirka Leeds Whately Fioss Whately Kately Floss Doring's Cat Selim Fleas Ift Father Pine Valley Fulpit Hill Leeda Golosba

A Little Girl’s Growth In The Pages Of Time

A fragment from St Nicholas recalls a child’s early world of toys, meals, learning, and play. The verse traces growth from cradle to school days, ending with sorrow as a girl grows and departures mark time. The nostalgic cadence highlights family life, affection, and the passage of childhood.

The Advent of Hope in Heavenly Flight

A poetic tale recalls an angel’s descent to earth to inspire cheer and courage. Hore brightens the night with living flame lines, urging perseverance before returning to heaven. The heavenly host gathers to hear the soul lifting message.

Heaven Hore Earth

Kirke Behind Time By Halliday Sleight In Engine House

A man confesses he saw Jack tampering with the time pieces in the engine-house the night Kirke was ten minutes late. Jack left town and was last heard of in Australia. Kirke later marries Floss Whately for being ten minutes behind time.

George Kirke George Commercial Kirke Stony Hill Rocky Jack Halliday Halliday Jack Australia Floss Whately

Senator McCreery Described as Masterful Senatorial Orator

The piece extols Kentucky Senator Thomas C. McCreery, praising his restrained yet powerful oratory, vast knowledge, and Websterian phrasing. It lauds his principles, humility, and independence, noting his anticipated 1879 Senate retirement and the high regard of colleagues, with Brooklyn Eagle quoted.

Senator McCreery Kentucky McCreery Mr. McCreery Senate United States Bombag Thomas C. McCreery Brooklyn Eagle

Water the mystery on kitchen floor humor

A four year old asked what ran across the kitchen floor without legs and answered water. A fashionable young bride was told to order dinner and requested her butcher to send home a leg of tongue.

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Sass Sale Jobs Quaerife Posey Jacob Foul Pisinoff Samuel D. McReynolds Stewartsville State of Indiane John L. Wheeler Hover & Mensis Old Government Java Leguayrs Golden Rio Green Coffees Thrall & Mumford Cn. Slater My Girl Papa Mamma
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