Boonville Conventions Nominate Strong Ticket Amid Enthusiasm
The Boonville nominating conventions completed with Garvin as congress nominee and Major Manzins named for state senator by unanimous acclaim. Incumbents Parreur and Son were nominated for Circuit Judge and Prosecutor. Mitchell's Dramatic Troupe impressed Union Hall audiences with Medea and The Two Orphans, prompting extended stay for three more performances and a triumphant reception.
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W. F. Parreur
Joan Browner
Vanderburgh
Posey
Carpets and furnishings offered cheap at Ko senbaum & Bro
Ko senbaum and Brother advertise a full line of carpets mattings and oil cloths in all grades qualities and styles plus a complete stock of furnishings at Mt Vernon Indiana. The notice emphasizes very low prices and a broad assortment for local shoppers.
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Mt. Vernon
Indiana
Clothing sale at Rosenbaum & Lro Mount Vernon Ind
The largest assortment of men boys youths and children's clothing arrives in the West with immense reductions from former prices. Men's suits priced at 5 6 7 50 and 10 claim to be one third less than any Western dealer. Visit and compare.
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West
Rosenbaum & Lro
Mt. Vernon
Ind
Cheap Goods Offer Thriving Bargains At Local Store
To the people of New Harmony and vicinity, Mammoth Dry Goods Rosenbaum & Bro. advertise unprecedented bar gains. Items include Brown Muslin 61 cents per yard, extra heavy 7 cents, Bleached Muslin 61 cents, Dress Suiting 10 cents, Shirting Checks 10 to 13 cents, Cheviot Shirtings 10 cents, Towelings and Table Linens at rock bottom prices, Crashes 5 to 10 cents, Jassimeres and Cortonades at very low prices, and 100 pieces new dress goods at 10 cents. Also notes McCormick Binders sold north of Big Creek with no breakage, and a Fourth of July river excursion for Sunday School children.
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New Harmony
McCormick claims sparks counter testimony in Harmony
The New Harmony register is cited as the McCormick self-binder's advocates spar with local farmers. Testimonial signatures from Job Colvin D. C. Cecil Theodore Miller and others back the Osborne binder on June 5 1878 on Dixon and nearby farms.
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D.C. Cecil
Theodore Miller
Miller
Berne
Townsniv, Posy Co
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V.C. Freon & Co
Mt. Vernon
Ind
D. W. Dixon
Bethel Township
Posey County
Noah Frank
George Engler
David Sehnee
F. M. Charles
Jas. Porter
Charles Williams
Gabriel Goad
Chas
Graddy V. PB. Bozeman
Driver
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Indiana Democrats nominate Garvin in Boonville race
In Boonville the Democrats of Indiana's First District nominate Sen Thomas E Garvin of Vanderburgh for Congress. The ticket also includes Menzies for Joint Senator Parrett for Circuit Judge and Brown Lee for Prosecutor. Also notes parakeets gifted from Cincinnati Zoological Gardens and a harvest update predicting strong corn and wheat crops.
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Indiana
Boonville
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Thos. E. Garvin
Vanderburgh
Congress
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Lee
Pacts Stranger than Fiction on Binders Evidence
A fragment notes that on June Sth the public favored the McCormick Binder over Osborne according to W C Finch Co. testimony and four witnesses named by the paper. It claims only one witness had seen a different Binder than Wood or Osborne when signing. The text is cryptic and cites Owen Co. involved in a sale.
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Wood
Osborne's Soliloquy at Mt Vernon Trial
Fragmentary excerpt shows a speaker lamenting betrayal after publishing an unfair tale about Osborne Binder at the Mt Vernon trial. The voice complains about consequences and crumbling trust, with references to peaches and sour milk as symbolic imagery.
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Osborne Binder
Mt. Vernon
Jez
Stewartsville Items and Local Happenings
Our farmers give away clever items and you must have a top on new buggies. RB Adams moves his picture gallery to Wadesville this week. Politics cool. no candidate has asked about babies in two days. Wolf Syne made a flying visit. The Major looks hearty. Whisky with money in absentia outlined as voting credit. Tarvest wheat turning out better than expected. Self binders doing good work locally. Three weddings likely soon. Rumor claims a paternal ancestor consented. People discuss secession. Mail changes: fired at Cynthiana and stays until next day. weekly mail possible. Finis. Dr Ronson of New Harmony died aged 76. Funeral yesterday evening. Masonic Lodge and citizens attended.
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RB. E. Adams
Wadesville
Wolf Syne
Tarvest
Cynthiana
Finis
Thrall & Mumford's Bargains Lead Local Market Sale
Advert shows 2 boxes Axle Grease 15 cents, Sugar Cured Hams 8 cents per pound, plus discounts on Soda and Starch at Thrall & Mumford's. Other items include 9 bars Soap for 25 cents and Best Concentrated Lye at 10 cents per box. Also notes political commentary from Indianapolis Sentinel praising Sen John Menzies and local society items including visits and travel plans.
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Thrall & Mumford’s
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