Lichtenberger & Sons Advertise Low Spring Prices
The Register highlights Lichtenberger & Sons offering Jeans at 45 cents a yard, embroideries, and an array of spring goods. Wheeler promotions claim vast stock, low prices, and direct purchase from manufacturers with focus on white goods, prints, fruit, jams, and groceries. Companies like Ford, Owen & Co, and Moore & Brady are named among deals and shopwide discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Humboldt
Lichtenberger & Sons
Sae
Aeey
Ford, Owen & CO
Gee E. F. Owen & Co
Transfers Report Week Ending February 19 1888
Transfers show 16 transactions totaling 17047 dollars 08 cents with mortgages totaling 11306 dollars 75 cents. Parties include M Albright C Reister N Overton J Yager J F Williams W L Wilson A Hugo F Grabert and others across Owenstown Poseyville New Harmony and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Albright
E. A. Baker
C. Reister
W. L. Wilson
Cynthiang
N. Overton
Wt. Lewis
Lot
Poseyville
J. Yager
Montgomery
J.F. Williams
T. W. Overton
Owen
New Harmony
ACYET
Ncecsaee
A. Hugo
Arsaetone
F. Grabert
M. Grabert
Reynolds
SEBW
C. Nash
J. M. Nash
Wadesville
P. C
I. James
J.C. Calvert
B.C. Welborn
F. D. Bolton
J. W. Heuring
Balja & Naas
H. Apmann
Sthur
M. McReynolds
J. N
A. Fiecher
J. Cross
James & Hovey
Mt. Ver
P. A. Hutcheson
R. P.C
Notice of attachment and license prayer in Posey County
Justice of the Peace summons Joseph O Bravard in Harmony Township Posey County Indiana for an attachment order dated February 5 1883 with a rehearing set for March 5 1883 at 10 o clock a m at New Harmony office if default then action proceeds and a license application for North part of Lot 98 Main Street New Harmony Posey County Indiana is announced by Frederick Heckman 1883
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William P. Ford
Harmony Township
Posey County
Inlana
Thrall & Mumford
Joseph O. Bravard
Indiana
New Harmony
Board of County Commissioners
Main Street
Church and Tavern
Frederick Heckman
Car Wheels and Whisky Across Curent News
A mash of brief items from Posey Gibson and White counties reports a man killed by a freight train near Vernon after entering a coal shed. a boy named Tandy Tomson shot in the ankle. widespread flooding and corn losses in Indiana and Kentucky. accidents, crimes, and local notes from Gibson, Indiana including a broken arm, a bank rumor, and a jail population record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Kilgore
el Dorado
Warrisburg
Wilmington
Black Diamond
Braidwood
Evansville
John Hast
Frank Tardy
Hast
Tardy
Washington Special. Read ers-General Resume of the Week in Congress
A Washington Special from Feb 18 1888 discusses tariff debates and party splits over taxation, highlighting Senator Lamar's tariff critique, Senator Kenna of West Virginia, and the Planter case of Robert Smalls. It notes trials turning state evidence in the star-route case, Tom Ochiltree’s finances, and calls out Republican monopolists and lobbyists at the Capitol.
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Brewanravice
Temperance Hall
Evansville
Burns
Henry Miller
Charles Hearing
Kansas
John Daly
Princeton
Joh Daly
Stewartsville
Tom Alexander
B. T. van Cleve
Baker Hotel
James Walker
Potter
Regular Baptist Church
Poseyville
Wasarxeron
D. C
Congress
Mason
Dixon
Massachusetts
Alabama
West Virginia
John E. Kenna
Davis
United States
Kenna
Senate
Senator Lamar
New York Herald Asaya
Lamar
Robert Smalls
Smalls
Planter
Charleston, D. C
South Carolina
Holman
Navy
Treasury Department
Tom Ochiltree
Texas
Department of Justice
Tom
M. C
Samn
Floods and unrest sweep Indiana and Kentucky towns
The Lawrenceburg region faces massive flooding with seventy five houses washed away and widespread hunger. Louisville and New Albany suffer extensive damage, with losses reaching 3.6 million dollars. Other towns including Tell City, Jeffersonville, Terre Haute and Paducah report rising waters and displaced residents while crops are harmed and disease appears in overflow areas. News crosses to national notes on suffrage, fire safety indictments, and economic concerns.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Lawrenceburg
Cincinnati
Tell City
Perry County
Leavenworth
Crawford County
New Albany
Jeffersonville
Madison
Louisville
Paducah
Illinois
Terre Haute
Ohio
Mississippi
Metropolis
Ill
Union Township
Vanderburgh
Gotham gossip and storm tales from Our Magnificent Metropolis
A bustling New York column from February 16 1888 blends weather woes with city scuttlebutt. It reports a severe storm halting mail and trade, recounts a dramatic fire rescue of a Jewish milliner and the hero’s risky escape, and teases political intrigue around Brooklyn papers and copperheads. The piece also notes a dock treasurer’s repeated defalcations and asks who funds such schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Wiggins
Pacific Ocean
Cincinnati
Louisville
Indiana Bill Provides Flood Relief Aid and Statehouse Cost
Indiana lawmakers approved a $40,000 relief fund for Ohio, Wabash and White river flood victims. The statehouse contractor estimates finish at $1,210,772, below $2,000,000 cap but higher than planned. The week sees debates over asylum site, bulldozer crowds in cities, and a prohibitory amendment advance by the House. A Dayton family was poisoned by canned rhubarb pie.
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Wabash
White River
Indiana
Statehouse
Ieme
House
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Co. W. Snuater
Ford Brothers
waeThurber
Moore & Brady
E. F. Owen & CO
WM. P. Ford, J.P
Posey
Gibson
White County
Kentucky Hills
Kentucky
Gibson County
Princeton, Inc
Dan Christmas
The
Air Line
Oakland
CaEmt
Jesse Arbaugh
Phillipstown
Gash
Crossville
Liberty
George Wheatcroft
Grayville
Methodist
James Hawkins
Floyd County
Jesse Fifer
Boggs
Ed White
Rome
Knox
Sullivan County
Wabash River
W. UH. Burton
Ford Young
Lawrence County
Laporte
Shawneetown
Uniontown
Albion
Ft. Wayne
Judge Biddle
Logansport
Blackford County
Northern Illinois Penitentiary
Dublin
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Vine
Rockville
Portland Mills
Silverville
Vincennes
Wabash College
Robinson
South Bend
Boone County
Missouri
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Porter County
Charleston
Mt. Carmel
Fairfield
Richmond
Insane Asylum
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Joliet
Charttanooga
Tenn
Tracey
City
James Berry
William Eller
Eller
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Fia
Washington Special
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Dorsey
Republican National Committee
T. J. Brady
Beidell
Great Moral Party
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Michigan
Arthur
Republican Party
Gro, Epwarps
Goldsboro
N.C
Denis Kearney
California
Marion County
Rev
Green Clay Smith
Raleigh
Medlin
Roger
Conaness
Washington
Daysunry
Conn
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Tria
Susan B. Anthorny
Europe
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Durango
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TamRe
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Gould
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Mike McGrallaghan
Wickham
Kinsella
Brooklyn Eagle
Hancock
Brooklyn Union
McCloskey
Eagle
Brooklyn
David M. Stone
Journal of Commerce
Fort Lafayette
Gene
Dayton, O
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