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Newspaper

New Harmony Register

Location

New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1893

Page

4

Mt. Vernon ads and notices fill local paper items

The weekly page lists retail notices for Hontina and Duck Coats at Henry Brown's and guaranteed jewelry work by Wilmoth Wilhelm & Co. It notes many births and 40 deaths in Mt. Vernon, cold damage to peach trees, ice crossings, clothing and school supplies at local stores, an estate appraisal, a high school debate, and entertainment reports including Negretto Langley troupe performances and boot waterproofing tips.

Posey Circuit Rebecca C. Alsop Romelia Brooks Mollie Griswell Sloover, Gamble Harry Brooks, Jr Mollie Brooks Peter Brooks State of Indiana Mt. Vernon

Town Gossip and Local Travel Notes from Grayville

A compact chain of short notices lists visits and travels among Grayville residents and nearby towns. Names include W. G. Wheatcroft, Peter Weber, George Bump, Richard Frizell, Sieford Banks, Ada Clifford, Geo L Lyon, Dollie Heckmann, Zimri Gale, Maggie McDonald, and J. N. Johnson among others. Movements cover Mt. Vernon, Evansville, Carmi, Vincennes, Poseyville, and Florida with frequent trips to Grayville and nearby towns.

Peter Weber Mt. Vernon Geo. Bump Richard Frizell Sieford Banks Grayville John Walz Thos. Mumford Will Geo. L. Lyon Dollie Heckmann Zimri Gale Maggie McDonald Geo. Elder L. A. Warner Florida W. N. Hammett Arthur Jaquesa Poseyville Wall Wilson St. Louis Will Mitchell Harry Piseley Robb Gus Torian Evansville Lizzie Alsop Carmi P.O. Fitton Chicago Sam Stallings Dick Endicott Ezra Stephens P. J. Burns Vincennes T. J. Truscott W.M. Ford A.D. Jones

Pocketknife Genius George Bosch Tops Wood Carving Promise

George Bosch, a Church Street youth, excites locals with a medium sized pocketknife. He crafts intricate wood pieces from soft pine, turning out items such as puzzle balls, revolvers, pincers, chains, and a watch chain with swivel and book. Last week he produced several pairs of piecers and even carved tweezers on a match from a single piece of pine.

George Bosch Church Street George

Occultation of Jupiter and Moon Delights Observers

The report notes Jupiter occulted by the young moon last Tuesday evening, visible across streets below 38 north, forming a triangle with Mars at dusk. Jupiter neared the moon at 8:00, and Jupiter and Mare were in conjunction Wednesday night. Future events include Saturn occultation on May 26 at 3:40 am and Venus conjunction with Mare on July 9.

Jupiter Mars New Harmony Saturn

John C Pooley Dead in New Orleans Telegram

A telegram from New Orleans reports the death of John C Pooley at 10 pm, age 74, an old and prominent citizen. He is a brother of Mrs F D Bolton, with many relatives and numerous New Harmony friends mourning his passing.

New Orleans John C. Pooley F.D. Bolton New Harmony

Town Council Reports Routine Meeting Actions

The town council met in regular session with listed members. Claims against the town were approved and salaries paid, including marshal pay and health officer. A street lamp request at Mill and West was granted and licenses reported as collected before adjournment.

Henry Mann Joseph Hofreiter Henry Husband John Bluff Wilmoth, Wilhelm & Co H.C. Husband & Co W.D. Price T. W. Wilson W. O. Trethewey John H. Stallings Mann Hofreiter Board of Health R. A. Wilsey Mill and West Street Beal J. H. Chaffin Sam Alldredge J.D

Athenian Literary Society Formed At High School

The High School Literary Society met Friday evening January 20 in the school room. Minutes were read and members called. The group adopted the name The Athenian Literary Society in honor of Athens on the Wa bash. A debate on whether the World’s Fair gates should open on Sunday followed, with the president ruling for the affirmative. The meeting adjourned to reconvene that evening.

High School Literary Society Athenian Literary Society Athens

Cheap Sleigh Ride Tip From Albion Journal Editor

A humorous note suggests a frugal sleigh experience replacing pricey outings. The editor proposes a “patent applied for” method using ice, water, straw, and a snel bench shake, with ear and face poultices and open doors and windows for ventilation, touting it as a substitute for genuine sleigh riding.

Albion Journal

Guaranteed Cure for LaGrippe Dr King's New Discovery Ad

Advertises Dr King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds with refund if no benefit. Claims epidemic success and free trial bottles at Wilmoth Wilhelm Co.'s drug-store. Large sizes 50 cents and one dollar offered.

Dr. King Wilmoth, Wilhelm & Co

Unexplained causes blamed for last season’s apple crop

The Albion Journal notes unresolved questions over what ruined the apple crop last season. Horticultural society discussions show mixed theories including a regional storm, fungus, rain, and insects, with no consensus on the primary cause.

Albion Journal Horticultural Society

Veteran Arbaugh Family Immigration and Civil War Service

George Arbaugh born in Virginia in 1806 and living in White County Illinois since 1845 is among the county’s oldest residents. Four of his sons served in the Union forces: John in the 56th Illinois, James killed at Atlanta in the 48th, Harvey in the 87th, and Jesse wounded at La Grange in the 7th Cavalry.

George Arbaugh Phillipstown White County Ill Virginia Illinois John James Atlanta Harvey Jesse la Grange 7Th Cavalry

Literary Club Meeting Draws Large Crowd and Performances

Last Tuesday evening the Literary Society filled the room to capacity with a varied program. Miss Maggie Jones opened with Kiss, and Let's Make Up followed by Dr. B. E. Neal's Cremation paper and discussions by Rev. Davis and others. A vocal trio, recitations, and duets by Misses Elsie Newsom, Anona Elliott, and others featured, including an original poem by Prof. J. Willard Sappenfield and Miss Nellie Chadwick's lively recitation. Next Tuesday Harmon Hofreiter presents Southern California with more declamations planned by several members.

Society Maggie Jones Maggie B. E. Neal Davis Owen Wolfe Fretageot Clara Pisely J. C T. W. Wilson Harmon Hofreiter California Anona Elliott Aline Owen Dr. Woodry

Buckhien's Arnica Salve for All Skin Ailments

Buckhien's Arnica Salve advertised as the best salve for cats bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents a box. For sale by apldy Wituota Wituers & Co.

Apldy Wituota Wituers & Co

Mule Kick Leaves Henry Hipson Near Death

Henry Hipson living two miles south was kicked in the face by a mule yesterday morning and narrowly escaped death. Dr. Glaze attended the sufferer. though injured, experts expected no lasting harm.

Henry Hipson Glaze

Fire alarms respond to chimney blaze at Dr Neal home

An alarm was raised at about 6:15 last Sunday evening for a chimney fire at Dr. Neal's residence. The Bucket Brigade arrived quickly but no suppression was needed. Reports note frozen ground 14 to 23 inches deep and the river thaw showing little progress. A valuable bore belonging to W W Robb was cut on a barb wire fence yesterday. A small child of John Boyd died Wednesday and was buried yesterday afternoon.

Neal W. W. Robb John Boyd

Bridge Across Wabash Promising Steel Span

The proposed steel wagon bridge across the Wabash near this place gains traction as $10,000 in stock is pledged with $20,000 more in sight and $18,000 more likely from local businessmen and landholders. The 950 to 1,000 foot structure would rise about 25 feet above low water and could soon repay its cost, potentially becoming free to vehicles.

Good Looks From Healthy Vital Organs

Good looks stem from healthy liver stomach and kidneys. The Bitters act on these organs to cure pimples blotches boils and improve complexion. Sold at Wilmoth Wilhelm Co. drug store, 50 cents per bottle.

Hlee Wilmoth Wilhelm & Co

Liquid Sulphur Soap and Lotion Promote Skin Health

An advertisement touts a sulfur soap made from a sulfur solution. It claims to soften and whiten the skin and includes 334 percent liquid sulfur. It recommends use for all skin diseases in conjunction with Liquid Sulphur Lotion, and notes it is available from grocers and druggists.

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