Conrad Kolb Seeks Posey County Commissioner Nomination
In Posey county a Democratic primary looms with Conrad Kolb as a candidate for the office of Commissioner in the 2nd district. The paper notes local events, election fervor, and a general push for Democratic turnout, alongside various village notices, a bucket brigade drill, and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Wilson
Posey County
William D. Crank, Jr
Thomas Downen
Mylé
Edward E. Highman
Silas G. Howard
Frank Smith
Thomas J. Johnson
John Walz
Christian Reister, Jr
L. B. Bitz
Robinson Township
Louie Hoehn
John E. Anderson
Thomas W. Cross
William A. Pitcher
Center Township
Lawrence J. Lichtenberger
Conrad Kolb
Posey
Grayville Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
A dense list of names and travels fills Grayville society notes with residents and guests visiting Evansville Mt Vernon Corydon and St Wendel. Notables include Mrs T Lichtenberger Mrs John Walz and many Hartmanns alongside candidates and officials attending commencements and races. Others report travels to Mt Vernon Evansville Terre Haute and Corydon with updates on attendance at commencements and ball games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Lichtenberger
John Walz
Mise Carrie Hartmann
Mamie Hartmann
Marcia Corbin
Mise Tillie Lichtenberger
Neva Walz
Lee Hofreiter
Arthur Freisageot
Harry Ford
John Corbin, Jr
Evansville
Ollie McGregor
Frank Smith, Jr
Mt. Vernon
Ida Kreis
Morie Enlow
Polly Enlow
Frank Ronalds
Grayville
Barton
Thos. Allman
Thos. Pisely
Doug Jones
E.S. Echard
Rosedale
W.S. Wolfe
Indiana
Clara Funk
Corydon
Peter Weber
St. Wendel
Chas. Pepperday
Winston
Geo. Thompson
W. H. Owen
Indianapolis
K. of P. Grand Lodge
Maud Miller
Frank Fretageot
Albion
Alfred Ribeyre
Geo. Trethewey
Hugo Beal
Stewartsville
Karl P
W.N. Bennett
Wadesville
Eliza Wheatcroft
Winfield Lichtenberger
Ralph Miller
Mt. Carmel
L. B. Bitz
J.S Bennett
Walter
Messrs. Leffel and
Fretageot
Silas Howard
W.G. Wheatcroft
Emma Miller
A. H. Fretageot
Arthur
H. Brown
H. Hansdon
A. D. Jones
Mt. Vercon
Geo. Wilson
T. J. Johnson
Misa Angie Ford
John Spencer
Andy Wasem
Marshal Fillingim
Geo. Wilsey
Poseyville
H.C. Cooper
James Boatman
W.M. Ford
Rafe Boren
Prof. Elliott
Harmony township 1890 personal property assessment totals
The Harmony township personal property assessment for 1890 totals 520,113, up 12,653 from last year. Official figures show New Harmony town at 355,400 and Township at 164,713. Last year New Harmony was 342,075 and Township 165,385, with the town rising by 13,325 and the county down 672.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Township
New Harmony
Protective tariff critique by St Louis Globe Democrat
The piece attacks the Republican tariff proposal calling it a protective swindle that would raise consumer costs and profit manufacturers without aiding workers. It argues tariffs act as taxes enabling private interests to run businesses at the expense of the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe
Congress
John K Highman Post 415 G A R Thanks Corps for Decoration Day
John K Highman Post No 415 G A R expresses thanks to Capt John Corbin for a patriotic address at the cemetery on Sunday. It also thanks the ladies and gentlemen who gave music flowers and assistance to make Decoration Day at New Hammond a success and pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Highman
G.A.R
John Corbin
New Hamwond
Hunters' Luck and Local Political Notes Amid Town News
Hunters' luck on a squirrel hunt ends with a broken cart and runaway horse but no injuries from a dramatic tumble. Jacob Becker named Farmers' treasurer nominee and Wadesville Republican postmaster, with local ticket aligned. A colt and driver fell into a creek but escaped unharmed. Cham berlain's Pain Balm praised by St Madison paper for sprains. W. W. Wiley & Co. sell it. Local debts urged for settlement. high school commencement held with graduates Grace Pete and Tamar Althouse. Rumor that Wadesville Democrat on Republican ticket last voted Democrat in 1876, per his brother Alex. Ten dozen boys' Waiata sold at Henry Brown's. River receding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poseyville
Jacob Becker
Farmers
Center Township
Wadesville
Wm Crank, Sr
Alex
Oh maiden fair and captive love lamented in verse
A lyric lament in which a lover pleads to be freed from binds of love and sorrow. The speaker mourns an absent beloved, speaks of chains and storms, and desires release from love’s burden. The piece ends with a local advertisement for hats and clothing from Henry Brown in Evansville Indiana dated May 27, 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Evansville
Ind
General Land Office
Ayr Wasuipron
D.C
Oliver N.fretageot
Mount Vernon
Indiana
Henry Clay Smith
Mink Island
Range
West
Phi. E. Johnson
New Harmony
Byron Jackson
Henry Nelson
W. L. Johnson
Interior Department
Lewis A. Groff
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the Register
C. W. Slater
New Harmony,indiana
John Co. Smith
Smith Township
County Recorder
Posy County
Tur Bucket Brigade
Bucket Brigade
Main Street
Dr. Bucklin
THE
Poseyville News
Farmer
Grayville Band
Corbin
W. V. Lucas
Iowa
Chamberlain
W. W. Wiley & Co
W.K. Barnett
the Mercury
Frank Clarke
Independent
T. J. Matthews
Ian White Co
Kate Johnson
W. W. Robb
Cliff Wiley
Arthur Fretageot
Wiley
Wm. Robson
Will Robson
Owen Farm
St. Madison
Democrat
Con
John Roth
Grace Pete
Tamar Althouse
Waiata
Henry Brown
Ellen
Board of Equalization
Jynwe Posey County Board of Equalization
City of
George
Gneen
Jeu
Seventh Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
U. S. Patent Office
Pittsburgh
Sunnyside
L. Vandegrift
Husband
Johnstons
Thomas Mumford, Jr
Henry Hunsdon
Notary Public & Conveyancer
U.S. Pension Claim
West Main Street
New Harmony, Ind
WM. P. Ford
Jos
Heckmann
East Main Street
W. Robb
E. W. Nash
W. W. Robb & CO
Postoffice
New Harmon
H. Husband
Ccessor
Thrall & Heard
Mammoth Drug-Store
Bazar
Duclos Co
Time
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