Thrall & Mumford’s Advertisements and Local Notes
A collage of shop notices and town news from Mt Vernon and Posey county. Loans, furniture, groceries, oysters, and lamp goods appear alongside bids and sales. A new butcher shop opens by Suodlebin and Geiss, D. M. Scrure auctioning groceries, and Frank Posty’s political ties noted. A fire watch and calls for fire cisterns punctuate civic concerns. Thrall & Mumford promote gifts and watches while Ford seeks re-election as Justice of the Peace.
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Posey County
Mt. Vernon
Ballows Magazine Advertises March Issue in 1885 Notice
Ballows Magazine offers a March issue rich with cheerful instructive reading for families. Subscription is $1.50 yearly postpaid, 15 cents per copy. sold by news dealers. Publisher: G. W. Studley, 23 Mrawley St, Boston, Mass.
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Ballows Magazine
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G. W. Studley
Mrawley St
Boston
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Asthma cure claim tied to Salem vendor and wedding notice
James Sullivan of Salem asserts he was cured of asthma by Gilmore's Magnetic Elisir sold by Thrail and Mumford. A marriage notice records HnoFREITER CAWTHORNE wedding on February 25, 1886 at New Harmony as Joycen Horreiter wed Miss Anna Canvas Axell. Administrator Edward Homer schedules William C. Pius estate sale terms with quarter cash and notes, dense security, sale at noon, with attorney fee.
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James Sullivan
Salem
Oreron
Gilmore
Thrail& Mumford
Hnofreiter
Cawthorne
G. D. Wolfe
Joycen Horreiter
AnNa Canvas Axe
New Harmony
Edward Homer
Main Street
New Tarmony
Erndiana
D. M. Scilnee
Mary A. Elliott
Posey County
Indiana
Edward Stomer
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Joan Geiss
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William P. Ford
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