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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1876
Page
3
Local notices sweep Thrall and Mumford's advertising bargains on lye garden seeds fishing gear and paints with town news notes auditorship arrivals and remarks about Vanderbilts and politicians west virginia democrats seek remittance of finances to congressional districts in a national political context
Friends praise the dignified bearing of their candidate and the discretion of his backers. The piece notes nationwide interest lacking heavy conventions or broad ad campaigns and claims solid popular strength due to merit. Poseyville plans a Centennial Fourth with The American Eagle, speakers H Chay Gooping and Cricuro Bucnanan, and readings by Marvin Golven.
A notice praising F D Botron for county auditor experience and land description accuracy, recommending trust and patronage in Posey. Also brief items: West Newton burial of General Hull with annual grave decoration, and a Turatn Mumvrorn building incident where Mir Dinps gEY fell from a second story window and was bruised but not seriously hurt, taken to the poor-house. Tolkien-like note on local drunkenness.
A Poseyville committee urges New Harmony and vicinity residents to join in Fourth of July centennial observances. A meeting at Union Hall is set for June 17 to arrange a program featuring salutes, processions, prayers, music, readings, dinners, and to align local efforts with statewide commemorations.
Mrs Marrowfat remarks that frail creatures reveal themselves when sitting to cut cora and the knife slips. The wry line hints at danger and fragility in a domestic scene.
Donn Pratt of the Washington Capital argues the St. Louis Convention cannot do better than nominating Ham William Nipiacx for President. He asserts the convention might fare far worse if not bound by such a choice.
Indiana inventors receive weekly patent grants with items such as a dental eater by L Clark in Thornton, a Worvester Rake by D Kime of Kendallville, a Grapevine Support by Z Mahoney of Ladoga, and an Barth Auger by C Twigg of Union, as recorded for the week ending June 10, 1876.
Three property transfers recorded by Posey County include J McReynolds deed to Commissioners for a lot for a public burying ground in NW quarter of section 15 township 4 range 1, W Schuttler sells to D Schuttler a 4 13-76 acre parcel, and the sheriff transfers a NW parcel to Miller and Gaston. Total consideration listed as 487 15. Abstracted by A Wutcueson R P C.
Corrected weekly market list from Thrall Mumford New Haxsony. Prices shown include flour corn meal chickens eggs butter lard hams shoulders sides coffee sugar molasses oats linseed coal oil turpentine vinegar whiskey potatoes dried fruit and salted beans. Note keystone items and per bushel and per gallon quotes for regional trade.
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