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Newspaper

New Harmony Register

Location

New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1890

Page

4

Democratic Ticket Listed For Local Races And Events

The notice lists candidates for various local offices including Representative JOHN C. SMITH, Circuit Clerk GEORGE H. WILSON, Auditor THOS J JOHNSON, Sheriff EDWARD EB HIGHMAN, Treasurer JOHN WALA, Recorder JOHN E ANDERSON, Commissioners THOMAS D SHELTON and CONRAD KOLB, and Surveyor WM H WHITWORTH, with other civic happenings and upcoming community events such as theater, picnics, and a marriage report from Poseyville.

John C. Smith George H. Wilson

Wedding Bells for J Howard Johnson and Emma Williams

J Howard Johnson of this place married Emma Williams of Noble Illinois last Saturday at the bride’s mother's home. They arrived Monday evening to be greeted by relatives and friends. Local notices recount visits, movements, and social events of area residents and visitors including engagements, travels, and arrivals in surrounding towns.

J. Howard Johnson Emma Williams Noble, Ill

Local Visitors and Travels Highlight Town Week

J Alexander of Chicago visited town this week while Rev. G H Culmer stopped by to visit family in Odon. Miss Rae Pete spent time with friends in Evansville as Chas Chadwick traveled to Chicago and F D Bolton visited Mt Vernon last Friday. Miss Pet Groves returned to Evansville and Will Robson appeared on the sick list as Frank Langer went to Carmi last Saturday. Willie Boyce arrived from Mt Vernon.

Tillie Lichtenberger Janie Trethewey Minnie Rhein Lucille Eagle Pet Groves Hloise Mumford Will Mumford Walter Owen Arthur Fretageot Harry Ford Chas. Sibley Virgil Rebb W. O. Trethewey John Walz Neva Black Township C. Boren Mary Guthrie Okla Henry Funston Robb Oklahoma Bessie L. Mumford Laura Corbin Knoxville E.S. Echard Rosedale J. A. O. Whitson Alabama Peb Bennett Indianapolis Noese Gentry Mildred Cox Annie Ford Mt. Vernon H. G. Clarris Nashville, Tenn D. W. Dixon Bethel Maggie Carr Mt. Carmel Lizzie Alsop Carmi C. L. Pulliam Corbin Kansas D. O. Barker Louis Hartmann St. Louis May Elliott Albion Scot Coleman Etta Mott John Spencer Walter Weever Evanaville Ella Bennett Poseyville S.J. Thrall J. Braith Oakland City J. Alexander Chicago G. H. Culmer Odon Rae Pete Evansville Chas. Chadwick F. D. Bolton Miss Pet Groves Frank Langer Willie Boyce

Planter's Wife cited as a Daisy in town probe

Health officer T W Wilson and Marshal Fillingim conducted a weeklong inspection into sanitary conditions. Authorities plan to bill negligent property owners. Also reported is a lightning strike destroying Robt W Highman's barn in Kynn township, 6 miles south of town, with about 200 bushels of corn lost and the structure valued at 1200 dollars.

T. W. Wilson Marshal Fillingim Robt. W. Highman Kynn Township Here

Republican bringmasters shift to Mogwamp ticket

The Republican organizers have nearly abandoned a straight county ticket and plan to rally voters for the Mogwamp slate nominated May 22 at Wadexsville. Whether true or not, it matters little as Democrats are seen to win by larger majorities.

Bnngmasters Mogwamp Wadexsville

Jacob Becker Leaves GOP for Mugwumps in Mt Vernon

The Mt Vernon Sun reports Jacob Becker abandoned the Republican county organization last week. The note calls him a Mugwump and harsher than a Democrat, reflecting strong local party tensions.

Mt. Vernon Jacob Becker Jake

New Meat Market Opens on West Main Street

Maurice B Pete with Karl Hill will reopen the meat shop on West Main Street next Monday offering beef pork mutton lamb sausage and more at fair prices. Call in to see the fresh choice meats always on hand.

Maurice B. Pete Karl Hill West Main Street

Lost Ris Watch in Willow Bend Hiding Spot

Arthur Fretageot reports a silver watch taken while hunting on Fox Island last week. The theft occurred when the watch was jerked from his pocket amid brush and weeds near the willow bend between Brady Field and X X V park.

Arthur Fretageot Fox Island Willow Bend Brady Field X. X. QO. V. Park

River rises threaten lower fields then declines this week

After a rise of about seven feet the river stood last Monday and has since been receding satisfactorily. It marks the seventh major rise this year. In this district 600 Republican majority south of Big Creek could not elect a Mugwump or Republican candidate next fall, while Democrats prepare for battle in this county end.

Big Creek Mugwump

Shooting Match and Local Remedies Promoted

A clay pigeon shooting match is set for July 4 with details from Percy Bennett. Hon W V Lucas endorses Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, stating its excellence and safety for coughs and colds. 50 cent bottles sold by W W Wiley & Co. Henry Brown offers ten dozen boys’ waists for 4 to 12 years at low prices.

Ft. Madison Democrat John Roth W. V. Wiley & Co Percy Bennett W. V. Lucas Town W. W. Wiley & Co Henry Brown

Town Council Meeting Notes and Treasurers Report

The council met in regular session with Col. Duclos B. O. Rawlings Henry Mann W C Trethewey present. President Rawlings called meeting to order approved minutes and discussed claims totaling 34.05 for Asbury Warner H Mann Dave Lance and others. Treasurer Wilmoth reported 619.47 in lot tax installments received from the county. Board adjourned.

Col. Duclos Rawlings Henry Mann W. C. Trethewey Asbury Warner Town Park H. Mann Dave Lance Wilmoth

Pulliam Named Superintendent in New Harmony Schools

The Evansville Courier reports Prof. Chas. L. Pulliam of this city chosen superintendent of the public schools of New Harmony. The appointment is described as a compliment to Charles, and he is deemed fully worthy of the trust. Also notes a fall stock of men’s and boys’ spring hats and caps from Henry Brown, clothier.

H. Brown Vernon The Evansville Henry Brown the Clothier

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