Weathered Dates and Scores From a Quiet Week
A concise record notes days Friday through Tuesday with a sequence of temperatures 86, 71, 78, 73 across the period. No broader events or named entities accompany the numbers in the readable text.
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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1891
Page
4
A concise record notes days Friday through Tuesday with a sequence of temperatures 86, 71, 78, 73 across the period. No broader events or named entities accompany the numbers in the readable text.
The town prepares for Fourth of July events with races music flags and fireworks. Shoppers flock to Mott John Mott Jr and Brown's Clothier for calico dresses goods and cheap attire as local stores promote sales and summer outfits. Shilohs Cure and catarrh remedies are advertised by T Mumford Jr. and Henry Brown's offer hats shirts and men’s fashion in a bustling commercial page.
Mr and Mrs J A Wilhelm and daughter left for New York and eastern points. Ed Nisbet of Hinkle Nisbet Co. in Evanaville was in town. John Miller came from Evanaville and will farm in Bethel township. A Hulman Bannister and H Cross of Terre Haute registered at Wells House. Mike Fleming of Mt Carmel collecting statistics for the old flag and an appropriation. Fred W Truscott hired as assistant German professor at Bloomington University for 1891 2. Mrs Walter Beal and Mrs Hi W Nash visiting relatives in Evansville and Petersburg. Pete Weber the tailor visited Poseyville Cynthiana Mt Vernon and Evansville. Deputy Auditor Silas G Howard and Thos Allen from Mt Vernon up last Wednesday. Capt Randolph from near Little Wabash Illinois was here last Wednesday. G W Engler and daughter Lottie from Mt Vernon came up Wednesday. Prof Geo Taylor of Mt Vernon visited relatives here. Mrs Lillie Wilsey and children visited near Farmersville. Ida Bailey and Luther Schnee attended ball at Wadesville last Saturday. A B Schmidt Cook Browsing Co Evanaville in town Add. Bennett of Stephensport Ky was here last Saturday. Mr and Mrs James Husband in Evanaville Wednesday. Thos Shelton Robb township in town last Wednesday. Miss Wertz Evansville visited Miss Clara Pisely. Percy Jackson came down from Mt Carmel last Saturday. Wm Wilsey has the Bratster sent to Batesville Ark. H Brittlebach Mt Vernon here Monday. Mrs W S Wolfe Evansville visiting here. Clarence Wolfe Evansville here this week. Chas Geisa Chicago here last Monday. Chas Chadwick granted a pension. Henry Mano in Shawneetown last week.
Over thirty horses already on the ground for the races. Tomorrow’s fair ground event draws an estimated ten thousand attendees. The schedule and race order will be posted on the judges’ stand. A 3 minute pace and 3 minute trot feature eight contestants each. Trains leave Main Street crossing to the fairground every half hour after 11 am for 15 cents round trip. Delegations arrive from Mt. Vernon Wadeville Poseyville Stewartaville Griffin Evanville Grayville Carmi and other nearby towns.
A young Illinois farmhand arrested for drunk and disorderly paid his $4.50 fine with a twist. He claimed $10 owed from Bowerman Bend employer and asked the marshal to collect it. They traveled, secured the money, and the man settled with $7.60 total cost after discharge and outfit.
A local druggist asserts the merits of Dr King's New Discovery for consumption Dr King's New Life Pills Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory. He praises their popularity and urges citizen trust. A cordial welcome awaits visitors to New Harmony for the show Woman Against Woman at the opera house tonight.
An advertisement touts a guaranteed safe plan for Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption and lung ailments. It claims relief for throat and chest conditions, lists diseases like consumption bronchitis and asthma, notes pleasant taste and safety, and offers trial bottles free at Mumford's drug store.
A close Poseyville versus New Harmony baseball game at the fairground last Sunday ended 19 all after nine. The 10th inning tied the score with a mutual whitewash, then New Harmony finally scored in the 11th to win as crowds watched heatedly and a single fight broke out between players.
Dave Cox led the area with 23 bushels per acre while Geo Johnson of Bethel township averaged 39 bushels. Rumors say Mann saw mill may depart due to timber shortages. News notes include Captain Martin’s death in Arkansas and local ads for Shiloh’s Vitalizer and consumption cures. Temperature records report 120 to 124 degrees. Obituary: Ezra Truscott, 15, died of typhoid fever.
A rural Republican, opposed to tariff shifts, visits town to buy sugar. He expects five dollars worth but receives a hundred pounds when the tariff is removed. The exchange shocks him into a moral quandary, fearing his wife’s reaction and potential Democratic shift.
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