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Transfers of Real Estate Week Ending December 81 1881
A lengthy list records seventeen real estate transfers totaling 18313 33 4 with mortgages of 9965 00. Notable entries include A L Mussy to A M Hoffmann for lot 23 James & Hovey Mt Ver and G W Meadows to T A Overton for 40 acres. Right of Way Deeds for the E and W R R total 84 deeds valued at 6162 88. Fredericktown Illinois reports a fatal shooting Thomas Miller killed Ann Robinson on his property.
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A. L. Mussy
A. M. Hoffmann
James & Hovey
Mt. Ver
J. Mills
J. Carr
Mt. Vernon
G. W. Meadows
T. A. Overton
S. Baker
J. W. Anderson
G. Husband
J. Kilbinger
Maclure
New Harmony
K. Kilbinger
C. Mott
Owen
M. Isham
J. Nesler
E. F.barter
Gardiner & Parke
Mann & Barter
H. M. Phillips
M. P. Collins
New Harmony c
Sccce
Snetes
M. A. Whiting
N.leib
NESE
Pt NE
Pt SE
Beceheld
J. H. Barter
N. Joest
W. Nettelton
Mt. V
B. Stephan
J. P. Stephan
A. R. R. Company
J. L. Caborn
J.M. Holloman
E. Alldredge
A. Pfister
J.M. Gill
Sercoe
H. Thomas
W. C. Pitts
A. Cox
Barton
J. Gregory
W. McKinis
J. A. Cox
J. M. Erwin
Reese
L. Thomas
Black Et al
Gill
C. Pounal
E. Gregory
J.D. Hanes
J. Phillips
E. Gwaltney
F. Gwaltney
Nene
D. B. Wilson
R. M. Willis
F.M. Tennigan
T. Oliver
Abe
P. A. Hutcheson
R. P.C
Fredericktown
Ill
Thomas Miller
Ann Robinson
Miller
Robinson
Ghost haunting Marrs township stalks Mt Vernon area
Reports in the Mt. Vernon Republican describe a live ghost in Marrs township haunting a German man Maien s chin and his family. Witnesses claim poltergeist activity including disassembled reaping machines, clothes and jewelry moved, and objects placed unexpectedly as terror grips the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Marrs Township
Marenschein
Maienschien
Maienschein
Kentucky
Bill Wimpleburg
Santa Claus
Bro. Lockwood
Christian Hinkey
Dubois County
Albion
Posey County
United States
Petersburg
Mt. Carmel
Slim Island
Louisville & Nashville System
Princeton
Licenses Issued by Posey Circuit Clerk in 1882
Licenses have been issued by the Clerk of the Posey Circuit Court up to date to named couples including Lamoine Pritchard and Catherine Albrits John Gregory and Mary M. Moore Frank Rutherford and Alice Hazleton James E. May and C. E. Endicott Thomas T. Palmar and Lillian V. Ford Jacob Tillett and Henrietta Williams Wm. L. Jenkins and Ella O’Bleness Elisha Allyn and Laura E. Lewis Jourdon Hancock and Sarah Ann Bruce. G. W. CURTIS Clerk. Hanr's VeGErasLe Sicmitan HAI RENEWER is a hair restorer claiming to restore color cure dandruff and promote glossy hair endorsed by medical men and the Massachusetts State Assayer. For sale by dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Verney
Ind
Posey Circuit Court
Lamoine Pritchard
Catherine Albrits
John Gregory
Mary M. Moore
Frank Rutherford
Alice Hazleton
James E. May
C. E. KE. Endicott
Thomas T. Palmar
Lillian V. Ford
Jacob Tillett
Henrietta Williams
Wm. L. Jenkins
Ella O’bleness
Elisha Allyn
Laura E. Lewis
Jourdon Hancock
Sarah Ann Bruce
G. W. Curtis Clerk
Hanr
Massachusetts
Underwater Torpedo Trial Near New York Navy Yard
Ericsson's new torpedo boat destroyer tested a submerged 15 foot dummy projectile against a 35 by 12 foot target anchored near the Constitution. Captain Selfridge and others observed. the gun fired a 30 foot breech loader with 18,300 pound weight and 340 pounds of gun cotton explosive to be used in combat.
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Ericsson
Constitution
Navy Yard
New York
WY. T. Lassoe
T. O. Selfridge
Walker
Phythian
Board of Naval Officers
Selfridge
Newport
R. 1
To the Pole in Balloons Captain Cheyne Plans 1883 Arctic Flight
Captain Cheyne travels from New York to Montreal to drum up Anglo American support for a North Pole balloon expedition. Plans include three 20,000 dollar balloons, Grinnell as ship name, and a June 1883 departure from New York with seventeen men plus three Esquimaux, aiming for St Patrick Bay and a polar landing within ten miles.
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Cheyne
New York
Montreal
John Macdonald
Samuel Leonard Tilley
North Pole
Tilley
London
Sun
Canada
Henry W. Grinnell
John Davidson
Elizabeth
N.J
Grinnell
Schwatka
England
St. Patrick’s Bay
Nares
Discovery
Pole
Jeanette
Esquimaux
Greenland
Denmark
New York Gossip on Vaccination Fiends and Fire Tale
Special to the Register from New York shows a mix of social satire and tech fantasy. It reports on smallpox scare, vaccination fashions, nautical atlas notes, naval armor ideas, a Tennessee near-sinking accident, and a large tea and tobacco warehouse fire with graft rumors. It also recounts a Hebrew customs incident and provides census data on Indian school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
New York
N. Y
Mitchell
Bradley & Co
Philadelphia
Turkey
Naval Advisory Board
Tennessee
Santa Claus
Kris Kringle
North Pole
Od Jacobs
Europe
Trousseau
Jacobs
Death on the River West Point York river disaster report
The Laquirer's Richmond correspondent recounts a fatal steamboat explosion at West Point on the York river. The West Point caught fire after an explosion with 500 barrels of gasoline, trapping fourteen negro stevedores in an iron hold. A lone boy aboard survived, while the crowd on shore watched. The town mourns as families lose kin and business halts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Laquirer
Richmond
West Point
York River
Clyde Line
Jolly Truck
Tung
Dick Loveland
de Jordan
Stevedore Dick
Washington Opens White House for New Year Reception
Washington records document the first public White House reception of the winter social season, as President Arthur hosts diplomats and cabinet members on New Year’s Day. The East Room and parlor suites were lavishly decorated, with Palm plants, floral arrangements, and the Marine Band enhancing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Executive Mansion
Logan
Cameron
Jones
James
Miller
California
Pendleton
Robeson
Frelinghuysen
Arthur
Supreme Court
White House
Socittyr
Stewartsville New Year Notes Include Whisky Outbreak
In Stewartsville on January 2 1882 residents bid greetings for the new year. A church and schoolhouse Christmas tree raised 26 dollars, though crops were poor. Sabbath school grows with new members. Reports of sickness and mail delays stir concern. Local real estate fears near the station and new houses rise on Demberger Fuul addition. A schoolhouse incident involved an ax and a locked-out teacher. Partridges are shot. pew sales at Plymouth church fall short by 3 988 dollars. Sara Bernhardt's Russia engagement priced at 100 000. Governors Rusk and Cameron inaugurated. Buatne misses the president’s reception. Smallpox spreads to 37 Illinois cities and towns. Deals in clothing offered by Henry Brown and El F Owen stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewartsville
Ida Hyne
David Wells
John Keller
Aidan Cooke
Demberger & Fuul
Stewartaville
Miss Rittenhouse
Evansville
Squire Edwards
Mt. Vernon
Henry Hyne
Jake Armstrong
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St. Louis
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Plymouth
Brooklyn
Sara Bernhardt
St. Petersburgh
Russia
New Hampshire
Jeremiah Rusk
Wisconsin
W. E. Cameron
Virginia
Buatne
Ilinois
EL F. Owen & Co
Henry Brown