Walker Boots and Shoes marketed by Lichtenberger Co
Ordinary notices mix with ads and local items. Walker Boots and Shoes are sold by Lichtenberger Co as sole northern Posey agents with Walker Boot Star stamping on bottoms. Reports mention Shilohs Cure and other remedies sold by T Mumford Jr. Local deaths, baptisms in Ohio river, and town events are noted along with county affairs and upcoming sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lichtenberger & Co
Walker Boots
Posey
Del2
Lieutenpercer & Co
Walker
Walker Boot
Stolen Goods Found as James Boys Robber Band Exposed
A City Mill cache reveals a long-running burglary ring operating for years with posts at Brown's Oregon Mill and Bartholemy's store. Two suspects identified, others under suspicion, with plans to flee by river. Authorities plan further arrests as plunder recovered and cases readied for grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Mississippi
Marshal Fillins Gimbaa
Brown's
Oregon Milla
Newsom's
Fretageot’s
Husbands
Mumford
Bartholemy
J.C. Miller
Marshal Ilingim
Fox River
Wilmoth & Slater
Juno Island
Trethewey & Snelling
James
Marshal Filliogim Informa O8
J. C Miller
Bartholomew's
Ford & Bennett
Ribeyre
Kig
Breith’s
Mann's
Mumford’s
Wilmoth
Fillingim
Jeffersonville
Jamer
Auditor-elect to assume office next Monday
Thomas J Johnson will take formal possession of his office next Monday and join the ranks of the best officers Percy county has seen. After twenty years, George 5S Green retires from deputy and principal roles in the auditor's office, leaving with the respect of all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J Johnson
Percy County
George 5S. Green
Johnson
Geo
Green
Masquerade Balls at Opera House Draw Large Attendance
The N Ut BOB held masquerade balls Monday and Tuesday at the opera house with a good turnout and many muskets present. Prizes Monday went to Miss Bessie Bennett as an Indian maiden and Frank Carr as a page. Tuesday prizes went to Nellie Jones as a dancing girl and Robb Chadwick as a chevalier. Receipts totaled about $85 with expenses around $35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Ut. Bob
Bessie Bennett
Frank Carr
Nellie Jones
Robb Chadwick
New Aquatic Flyer and Local Commerce News
Pred Wiley unveils a new boat pattern similar to Daisy and KKmma P, larger than prior models, with plans for a July 4 race against Emma PP. The craft Muade W launched last Saturday amid talk of a forthcoming competition. Also notes fashion goods from Prieke Wener, a Constipation remedy from Sutton’s Vivary, and hints of a local vigilance committee formation to curb lawn offenders. Yur steamer J BF Nesbit visited last week. Try Ford Bennett Tea. Wear looks healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Wiley
Daisy
Kkmma P
New Orleans
Emma PP
Muade W
Wedding at Grayville Attended by Local Notables
Personal notices list Mr and Mrs H C Husband Mr and Mrs W F Barton and Miss Jeanie Twigg at the Pronty Board wedding in Grayville. Several locals travel for hunting and visits with town figures, including Rev Siegler Indiana grand prelate and other residents arriving from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C
W.F. Barton
Jeanie Twigg
Grayville
J.C Miller
Wat Beal
Ed Baldwin
W.O Trethewey
Little Chain
Siegler
Anderson
Indiana
L Pelham
Sadie Berridge
Petersburg
Wm Hartmann
Aon
Paul
Evansville
Florence Jones
Baltimore
H . Harris
Nashville, Tenn
Mies Mamie Hartmann
Evaneville
Dr Glaze
Poseyville
J. W. Davin
Chas Moore
Gus Neal
M. B. Pote
Town Council Meeting Minutes Report
The town council met in regular session Tuesday night with J T Johnson Col Duclos S Q Rawlings and RY Mann present. President Rawlings called the meeting to order and the minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Claims allowed include Johnson Bros merchandise 380 Cass Lamp Works street lamps 1620 Freight and drayage Bac J W Mint rent of council room for one year 24 W Q Trethewey making two posts and settling two lamps 31 00. Clerk reported tax collections of 58266 from the county treasury. On motion of Duclos a three member committee was ordered to investigate the grievance of J W Davis. Committee members: Duclos Johnson Mann. The board adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Johnson
Col Duclos
S.qo. Rawlings
Es RY Mann
Rawlings
Johnson Bros
Cass Lamp Works
Bac
J. W. Mint
W.Q. Trethewey
Qlerk
Duclos
J. W. Davis
River flood rises threaten local lands and ferries
The river surged over its banks last Monday night after rapid rises of 20 inches in 12 hours and 53 inches by Sunday. The ferry stopped Sunday as bottom farmers prepped for a flood. Heavy rains continued with an ominous outlook and no major damage yet reported as a severe storm raged from the north.
Squire Cord Dead And Local Justice Of The Peace Dies
Dr William P Ford justice of the peace died at an early hour yesterday morning funeral to be held this evening under Masonic lodge auspices about twenty persons baptized at St Stephen s church on Wednesday remember the Driving Association meeting next Wednesday thanks to E B Fitton for papers from St Louis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. P. Ford
Masonic Lodge
St. Stephen's Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Harmony
Eient
Mt. Vernon
Ohio River
Harry Ewptcott
Shilobh
T. Mumford
Henry
Martin Golden
Monongahela City
Cumberland
Shiloh
T. Mumford, Jr
Washington
Surion
Wm. T. Sherman
St. Louis
Aulidy
New York
Philadelphia
Henry Brown
C. C. Bunpy
Goad
Lynn Township
Methodist Church
T. Mumford, Jr. Auli
A. M. Wissbcer
St Louis
Maple Hill
H C. Huspano & Co
J.D. Owen & Co
Jesse James
Auditor Office Change
New Aquatic Flyer
Prieke Wener
Trumford, Jr
Yur Steamer &J, Bf, Nesbit
Squire Cord
E. B. Fitton
Papera
Forges
D. Jones
Ind
Drenis
Joseph A. Barrett
Posey County
H. T. Barrett
Harmony Township
H.T. Barrett
Febls
A.D. Jones
Adm’r
Board of County Commissioners
Tavern Streets
Jebb J.T. Eagle
John Hofrelter
Hunter's
Stham Laundry
East Main Street
Imdianna
Main Street
Church and Tavern
WM. Richards & CO
FARGO
New Harmony, Ind
Stoddart & CO
7Th Street
NW. W
U.S. Patent Office
Washington, D. C
ATS
Fitzeen
Eaw
Bahe
Lee S. Bares
Chidken’s
Ree &c
Thomas Mumford
Thrall & Mumford
Mammoth Drug Store
Proprietors
Duclos CC
Harmony
Oolotf
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