Watches and Wool and Thrall & Mumford's Ad Trade
Local ads promote W F Gray clocks and Elgin watches next to Postoffice, Wool demand at Fretageot's, Thrall and Mumford's latest goods including bacon dyes sorghum lime and paint supplies, plus notices on a Windsor bank site by W M Evarts and a fair at Union Hall benefiting the Working Men's Institute. Doctor Rowson injured in sulky accident with no fractures.
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Prof
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Union Hall
Working Men's Institute
Working Men’s Institute
Local items mix satire and notices in a lively town page
A scan of brief items mentions a failed attempt at a fight settled by tobacco and drink, Laura Ream’s letter about Hon. R. D. Owen, and thanks for copies. Plymouth Church raises a minister’s pay to $100,000 yearly, a drunk American in Sacramento occupies a Chinese wash-house, rumors of alliances, silver deposits in Rifle River, visits by Mr. Davis and Mr. Wilson, death of Gen. Frank P. Buarr in St. Louis, floods and crop damage reports, Poseyville excursion, Ar. D. Owen’s visit, BeLta Golpen and Hopae at the fair, and many strangers in town with talk of a $3,000,000 bid still unsettled.
Turmoil Over Vagrant Women Sparks Town Outcry
A Western town faced tension as a shanty housing several women was torn down by locals using fire company ladders. The incident sparked debate on lawful remedies versus mob action amid ongoing calls for sidewalks and better town order. Local reports note efforts by constable Exocu Frimincim to keep peace and describe a season of heavy rain and agricultural woes along the Southeastern railroad corridor.
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Telegram note on New Harmony line yields no message
A letter from New Harmony discusses an alleged telegram tracing duty neglect and denies such a message was offered to the New Harmony and Mt. Vernon Telegraph Line. It includes testimony praising a Locke Self-Binder and Wood's Harvester trial on Mr. John Waller’s farm, noting shipment breakage caused most trouble.
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New Harmony
Mr. Starrer
Paris
Mt. Vernon
C. F. Norris
New Harstong
Indiana
Locke
John Waller
John Land
Carmi
O. St. Thomas
D. W. Dixon
John L. Wheeler
Abe Whitson
Henry Beckley
Isaac Thomas
Wm. Armstrong
John H. Waller
Samuel Griffin
Wm. Calvin
David Delashmit
James Hanks
Henry Robinson
Albert Kindle
David Odes
Wm Kittles Cuts 100 Acres With Buckeye Reaper
The Wm Kittles cut one hundred acres of wheat last week in five and a half days using a ten year old Buckeye reaper. We are credibly informed that he could have saved grain with a Walter A. Woon self-take to pay for the Wood Machine. Despite rains the Wabash is receding reducing flood fears. Also advertised at the fair are fish pond grab bag and juvenile amusements for Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
Posey County Crops Damaged by Wind and Rain
It is estimated damage to Posey county crops will reach about 250000 dollars. Last Thursday night heavy rain swept away many wheat fields and raised fears that enough wheat will not be threshed to supply the county with bread.
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Posey
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Brownell’s
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Thrall & Mumford
Myld Thralel & Mumford
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W. A. Telegraph Co
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