Immense stock of canned goods at Thrall & Mumford
An extensive display of canned goods, cheaper than ever, joins Thrall & Mumford’s large assortment of fishing gear including hooks, lines, joles, trot-lines, and all fishing supplies. Also advertised is paints, oils, varnishes, colors, brushes and related articles. A satire notes a full house for the Thespians, and a public sale of J C Nasu’s estate is announced for next Friday. The June County Commissioners term begins Monday. Other items touch theater, Centennial expositions, and political notes referencing Sheridan Shook, Longfellow, and Ohio politics. Also mentions two old Jackson staffers residing in Carrollton, Ky.
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Supreme Court of Indiana
State of Indiana
Mary J. Wade
Nicholas Joest
Posey Circuit Court
Court House
Mount Vernon
Posey
Indiana
John L. Wheeler
Posey County
Prohibition nominee sees balance of power in presidency
Rev Green Clay Smith the Prohibition candidate asserts in a newspaper interview that his party now holds the balance of power and could influence the presidency. He hints at party family involvement in politics if urged by supporters. The piece notes Ohio Democrats favor an income tax with graduated rates, aiming to tax incomes over two thousand dollars. A San Francisco death and a local reminiscence of Cuav MAN family appear, plus a note on Centennial Exposition coverage and a New Orleans order for Drrellon's Cataard remedy.
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Green Clay Smith
Prohibition
Smiths
Ohio
CanoLine CrapMan
San Francisco
New Harmony
William
Harry
George
Therese
Hendricks for President Dominates Democratic Outlook
The letter from W. D. Kerr of Olney Illinois endorses Governor Hendricks highlighting his popularity integrity and strength in the West. It argues his nomination would secure Indiana and Ohio for democracy and pave the way for nationwide victory in November. It also criticizes Republican corruption and calls for policy reform. The notice also mentions editor Ia G. M. D. Brosss death and career. It notes a senate impeachment posture against Belknap and Krupp’s tax leadership, and cites the Presbyterian Assembly on dancing. The Posey County Agricultural Society announces its semi annual meeting.
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W. D. Kerr
Olney
Ill
Indianapolis Sentinel
Hendricks
Great West
Indiana
St. Louis
Ohio
Fourth of July Celebration Meeting Set in New Harmony
Citizens of New Harmony and vicinity to meet in the Agricultural Room on Saturday June 3 1876 after the Agricultural Society adjourns to plan the Centennial Anniversary of American Independence. General attendance requested to join in preparations and events.
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New Harmony
Philadelphia
New Harmony and Vicinity
Agricultural Room
The
Agricultural Society
Winslow Extradition Debate Has Both Sides Right
London Correspondent notes a cautious, principled stance in Winslow's case under the Ashburton treaty Extradition clause. Britain seeks guarantees barring political offenses while the United States cites no power to limit courts. Analysts fear setting a dangerous precedent if either side retreats, and Winslow appears likely to be freed.
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Winslow
Russia
France
Ashburton
Londor Cor
N.Y. Tribune
Fragmentary 19th Century Commodity Prices Snapshot
The page lists assorted goods with units and prices, including wheat, corn, eggs, butter, lard, coffee, sugar, molasses, furthery items like hides, coal, turpentine, vinegar, whiskey, potatoes, apples, peaches, beans, salt, and dried fruits. Several entries appear garbled or incomplete.
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Henry Hansisdon
New Harmony,Inc
Attoney
Office of Notary Public
Measie. C. N. & Su. J. McCormick
Ie.ef. Owen & CO
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Gray
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Court of County Commissioners
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Longfellow
Archbishop Wood
Tom Hood
New York
Sam Hendricks
Ohio Democracy
Ohio Democrats
En Young ‘Lysses
District of Columbia
Ilis Papa
Jackson
New Orleans
Carrollton, Ky
Thomas Butler
William O. Butler
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Michigan
Speaker Kerr
Kerr
A. P. Green
L. Harvey
Green
Harvey
Indiana State
Ia G. M.D. Bross
Cincinnati Inquirer
Bross
United States
Luquirer
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Miss Dickinson
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Noble County
Marin Golpen
Bena Golpes
Harry Robinson
Senate
Belknap
Prussia
Krupp
Presbyterian General Assembly
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Posey County Agricultural Society
Rapix
Mora
Ton. W. PF. Parrett
Tee Fran Cobbins
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Turkey
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Megister
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Georgia
Siva
Phillipstown
Enward Murray
Miner's Bakery
Alsil
Oregon
Jim
D. Rosenbaum
Hf. Wolf
Owen
J.P. Schneck
H. Schineck
E. Ww. Rosenkrans
Kimball
J. Fisher
B. M. Spencer
Nean M. Black
C. L. Haas
Wise
Allen
C. Schneck
Alldridge
Lee
Springfield
Peerman
Peermen
Hutcheson
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Flacm Furkedul
I? Bush
Etail Market
Mumford
Wong
Goldwin
ROW
Armstrong & CO
Bole Agency
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Sansom St
Quierife
Iwensywille Woolen Mills
Sharp & McCrary
Owensville
Ind
E. E. Owen & Co
Church Streets
Evansville
Vincennes
Grand Old Farm
Bens
W. Trvencock
Old Jackson
Lisher
Third Avenue
Stlauss
Rublee
Stoddart
Coote
State Sentinel
Eases Daily Sentinel
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Indianapolis Sentinel CO
Indianapolis
Mumford’s
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Yarmouth
Main Street
Peter Heckman
Jacob Breith
Peter Weber
West Main Street
Plyer Weber
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