Local Notes and Community Toasts From a Dated Issue
An assortment of brief items reports thanks to Mrs. Thrall for peaches, visits by Prof R Owen and wife from Blooming ton for the summer, a one day delay in the Register publication, and the Teachers Normal Institute opening next Tuesday at New Harmony with full attendance urged. Beaconsfield’s firm reply to Bismarck is noted as expectedly decisive. A champagne bottle explosion in New York injures a man. A live copperhead snake three feet long was captured by C Bailey and placed in a local snakeery. Major Sairu arrives to pay government employees, then departs on the Obenchain.
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Sax
New Harmony
America
Franeville
Wadesville
Saw mill thrives with strong output and work
The saw mill is flourishing and productive, cutting 16000 feet of poplar boards in five hours with a single saw. Local notices include marriage licenses issued to several couples, and a Boonville Enquirer report praising Major G W Menzies as the Democratic State Senate candidate.
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Cgeordan Stanklin
Evansville Courier
Frank Ryan
The
Tribune
J. G.stanklin
Gronray
Ryan
Warm Spring Indians join hostile bands after alliance breakdown
Tuesday reports indicate the Warm Spring Indians have shifted from white allied stance to hostilities. Capital City steamer and a large elevator burned in Memphis with property losses near 250 000 dollars and several lives. Rand’s nitro glycerine works at Paterson exploded, killing many. Gold closed at 1.00 percent. Rainfall measured three inches in one hour at New Harmony, and nearly two inches next morning. New Jersey is described as sinking sixteen inches per century, a metaphorical note on the stormy period.
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Aes
Tionderaon
Ilenders
Joe Adams
Joss
Capital City
Memphis
Rand
Paterson
N. J
Randall
New York City
New Harmony
New Jersey
Jersey
Warn Farmers Against Fraudulent Patent Ringers
The Ligonier Banner warns farmers to beware agents traveling the country soliciting orders for a patent bogringer. If you sign a paper an agent calls an order for a ringer it becomes a promissory note. Shun strangers and patronize trusted local merchants for hog ringers.
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Bes
Ligonier
Peach market listing with large fruit from Mrs Keamer
A market note reports ripe peaches sold at one dollar per bushel. Mrs C Keamer presented a peach measuring nine inches in circumference and noted the meat of the fruit had delicious flavor.
Thrall and Mumford's Broad Goods and Groceries
Advertises Thrall and Mumford's as a one stop shop for groceries and building supplies with low prices on sugar cured hams coffee canned goods dried beef and dried fish. Mentions Arbuckle's Best Coffee and N O molasses and highlights discounts like 24 cents per pound coffee and 15 cent boxes of axle grease.
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Mumford’s
Arbuckle
Thrall & Mumford’s
Real Estate Transfers in Posey County Week Ending July 1 1878
Transfers total seventeen with 480049 dollars in consideration. Listings show Posey County auditor records from Mt. Vernon Newport to various grantees including McCallister Burlinson Wilsey Engler and Adamson. Mortgages filed amount to 10887 27 dollars.
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Auditor
Posey Co
A.C. McCallister
James & Tig
Mt. Vernon
Chamberlain
A. Burlinson
James & Bays
Wilsey
Y. W. Davis
J. W
Davis
G. W. Engler
New Harmony
C. Adamson
C. Sweeten
Sheriff Posey Co
I. L. Redman
Williams
C. Abbing
J. G. Peiken
Watcheson B.D
West Framkdin
M. Black
EL N. Smith
I. Homer
W. Calvin
J.W
W.N. Robb
Ht. Thomas
M. Naasto
Beulk
J.D. Winchie D
Jackson
F. Schafer
W. Schafer
Sw -T
CG. Terry
J. Cherry
J. G. Robinson
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E.M. Spencer
Ind
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New Harmony Fire Engine and Hook and Ladder Company
WM. Read
Joan W. Miter
M. E. Church
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Fastor
Per Kress
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Thrall & Mumford's
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Gilpin
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Garden City
Brasa
R. Owen
Bloomington
Teachers’ Normal Institute
Beaconsfield
Bismarck
New York
Sairu
Perr Gronce W. Curtis
Best Atrrep
D. Owen
Ray Nicholas Jersy
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Costellon
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Crunk
Hard
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Marr
Nersoy
Her Ho. S.ares
Fearr
Lawrence J. Liettreenberger
Lorenzo T Pnituiiis
Tarmony Township
Tom Forp
Josiz Walz
M. KE
Calmer
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Rosie Walz
Tou Fretageot
Chas. Wheatcroft
Eugene Johnson
Peter Neckman
C. H. Ford
Emily Ribeyro
J. Corbin
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J. B. Cuyler
W. M. Ford
M. J. Fitton
T. Mumford, Jr
SK. Kiibinger
Arctic Lodge No. 394
Robert Robson
Wuernas
Masons
Church
Bourne
New Harmony Register
A. H. Frevaceor
Jon Wats
G. Wexater
Creek
Orrick
Posey Crrevre Court
Boonville
Hnquirer
G. W. Menzies
Warrick County
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H. C. Prrewer
General Assembly
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Chicago
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David R. Paige
Sexton
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Li . Dennis
Florida
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Lew Wallace
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Thrall & Mumford
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Seth Thomas
Courr N.O
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Hlomes
Thrall & Mumfords
Thrall & Muumford's
Catton
Wimsery
Whrall
Mumford
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Baldwin & Snelling
William Baldwin
E.R. Sneling
Wmn
Baldwin
ER. Snelling
WM. Baldwin
E. J. Goodwin
New Narmony
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Mysy
WM. P. Ford
Son
Ayeek
Randolph House
Harmony
Dad
Noah Frank
Noati Frank
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Boots & Shoes
Main Street
Cost Office
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John Walz
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