New Harmony Doctor Reopens Practice and Store Opens
Dr J W Rawlings announces return to New Harmony residence and medical practice with office at Feil Kimmerling shop. Mrs James opens a New Millinery Store from Europe offering flowers gloves silks. local notes cover harvest, drought, railroad land purchase, town events, and plans for Fourth of July celebrations and a Brass Band festival at Union Hall.
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J.wrawlings
Aving
New Harmony
Feil & Kimmerling
Thrall & Mumford
James W. Rawlings
James
Europe
New Harmony and Vicinity
R. Robson
London
Union Hall
Gai
Episcopal Sunday School
New Harmony Band
Ayers tours Mt. Vernon as railroad works proceed
General Ayers and Road Paymaster arrived in Mt. Vernon on Tuesday with funds for employees while crews clear timber and quarry rock for abutments on the Chicago and Illinois Southern line. Surveyors evaluate river cut-off improvements and a levee dam to ease water flow. The Evansville Journal criticizes Veaton and endorses Judge Nissack for Congress. The Iowa Democratic State Convention endorses the new departure.
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Chicago and Illinois Southern Railroad Company
Mt. Vernon
Chicago & Illinois Southern R. R
Ayers
Watson’s
Big Creek
Joseph I. Welborn
Evansville Journal
Weaton
Congress
Veaton
Nissack
Posey
Banner
Judge Nipiack
Sax
Wabash Surveying Corps
Stern
New Harmony
Survey Corps
Leffel's Illustrated Mechanical News and Bastou's July notices
The June number of Leffel's Illustrated Mechanical News arrives with road locomotives and two engravings plus editorials on bolting flour and power transmission. It highlights mill dam construction with a log dam design and includes three Elgin Watch Factory views and a portrait of Henry Carey Baird. Bastou's July Magazine, Ballou's, and The Lady's Friend ads follow, with contents and prices. The piece ends with a St Louis Sun excerpt urging St Louis as a Democratic National Convention site and a brief note on Ohio platform reception by Chief Justice Chase.
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Elgin Watch Factory
Henry Carey Baird
Philadelphia
James Lettel & Co
Springfield
Ohio
Bastou's
Bastou’s
Cairo
Thames & Talbot
Congress Street
Boston
St. Louis
National Committee
Indianapolis
Louisville
Cincinnati
New York
Duluth
Transfers of Real Estate Week Ending June 12 1871
Real estate transfers listed include John M. Barter to St L & 8 E BR Co for 80 feet through FE and 80 feet through NW, E and 3 36 6 13.830. E J Allison to Luke Wiley in estate of Henry Edmonds. Peter Clayton to Henry Schafer 324 rods adjoining New Harmony. RK G Thomas to Anna Rhownes Lot No 1 Poseyville. Anna Brownley to R a Thomas part Lot 56 Owen's Mt Vernon. total values indicate market activity mid June 1871 through local deeds filed by Pentecost, R P C.
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John M. Barter
St. L
E. BR. R. Co
N. W
J. F. Allison
Luke Wiley
Henry Edmonds
Peter Clayton
Henry Schafer
New Harmony
G. Thomas
Anna Rhownes
Poseyville
Sesverea
Anna Brownley
R. A .Thomas
Owen
Mt. Vernon
F. A. Pentecost
Patents Issued to Indiana Inventors Week Ending June 6 1871
List of U S Patent Office grants to Indiana inventors dated June 6 1871. Swage for forming cutters for nail machines by E Bleis Indianapolis Vegetable and Fruit Peeler by O F Mayhew Indianapolis Compound for covering coffins by J W Bower Indianapolis Miter Box by H Markle Spencer Dumping Apparatus by R M McGrath Door Check by G W Pagett Oxford Sewing Machine Casters by C E Staf ford and L Stansberry Evansville Hay Gatherer by A Stream Hanords burg Wool wanted notice by F W Lieuren Bercer Owen & Co
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United States Patent Office
Indiana
Messrs
Cox & Cox
Solicitors of Patents
Washington, D.C
Swage
E. Bleis
Indianapolis
O. F. Mayhew
J. W. Bower
H. Markle
Spencer
R.M. McGrath
G. W. Pagett
Oxford
C. E. Stafford
L. Stansberry
Evansville
A. Stream
Hanodsburg
Birds as allies of farmers defend and protect crops
A farmer writes urging protection of birds as crucial agricultural allies. He cites the black bird, blue jay, woodpecker, and bee martin for pest control, arguing laws should shield birds from buzzards to sparrows and that eliminating birds would ruin crops. Community action includes nesting boxes and safeguarding nests. Mupicus
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Martin
Commonwealth
Mupicus
Wakefield's Medicines premium offer to Indiana agents
Dr. Wakefield's Medicines announces a premium program for 1870 with a $10 draft on First National Bank, Chicago, directed to Turan and Mumrorp Gents of Broomington UL. The note cites Wakefield's standing among standard day preparations and requests acknowledgment.
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Lieutenberger
Colonel
Sas
ses-Auditor Botton
Mecorder Pentecost
Flying Light
Cuarley Wassam
gasThe
New Hampshire
James A. Weston
Old
Granite
J. R. Hugo
Messrs. Lieutenberger, Owen & Co
Democrat
Nashville
Illinois
Supreme Law of the Land
Joan C. Noste
Paducah Herald
Wnirrtesry
Evansville Courier
Democratic Party
Noble
Nester
Jerry Davis
Iowa
Literary Notices
Switzerland
Amanda M. Douglas
Little Moncey
Madame Guizot
Nora Perry
Ella Wheeler
Emma M. Cass
Miriam Earle
Lady's Friend
Saturday Evening Post
Deacon & Peterson
All Newsdealers
Thoma
Moore
Manchester
Tenn
Emack
Baltimore Gazette
Washington
Cuase
McCook
F. W. Lieuren Bercer
Owen & Co
Wakefield
Mumford
Thral New Nanmonry
Mivessure
Centre Co
Penn
Cloud
W. H. Watson
Warton Morais
Thrall
HowAaRrp Associaion
W. EB. Thrall
Ind
Notary Public
N.H.F.E
H.and L.co
New Harmony Fire Engine and Hook and Ladder Company
W. Baldwin, Jr
J. T.huoe
Sec’y. Apl3y
Trani & Mum Forn’s
J. W. Miller
Bey
Gar
Frank Bolton
J. D. Jones
Toro
George Stinson & CO
Aps Lichten Berger, Qwen & CO
Rachel Hugo
James H. Laird
Public Square
Mount Vernon
The
Johnson Type Foundry
Franklin
TYPE
Stereotype and Electrotype Foundry
Vine Street
4Th and 5Th
Cincinnati, Ohio
Marti Lichtenberger, Owen & CO
Mark Lichtenberger
Thrall & Mumford's
Landreth
City
Landreth Seeds
Aps Lichtenberger, Owen & CO
Echard & Clark
GEO. T. Berlin
A. Lichtenberger & Co
Arfields Golf Water
API Thirall & Mumford's
API Thrall & Mumford's
John Hay
Joe
Thrall & Mumford’s
Joseph Pisely
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