Wilmoth Wilhelm Co Promotes School Supplies and Jewelry
A crowded local notice lists Wilmoth Wilhelm Co offering guaranteed jewelry work and school books, stationery, and supplies. Henry Brown's promotes hats and dress suits, while farmers report prairie chickens and steamer activity on the river. The county commissioners meet at Mt. Vernon next Monday and river flood levels fall. Bourizo potatoes suffer from severe January weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmoth, Wilhelm & Co
Mt. Vernon
Soap Made From Sulphur Solution Promises Skin Benefits
A pharmaceutical triumph touts the only soap formed from a sulphur solution. It is described as delightful to use, softening and whitening the skin. The soap includes 334 percent Liquid Sulphur and is recommended for soft velvety skin and all skin diseases when used with Liquid Sulphur Lotion. Available from grocers and druggists.
Bucklen Arnica Salve for Cats and Skin Eruptions
Bucklen's Arnica Salve touted as the best salve in the world for cats bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chablaina coros and all skin eruptions. Guaranteed perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by apl0y Wivmetu Winnetm & Co.
Sale of Fine Stock near Princeton Indiana in 1893
At his residence 24 miles northwest of Princeton Indiana on March 16 1893 Riley Stormont will hold a grand public sale of Clydesdale Cleveland Bay and high grade Draft Stallions and Mares. Over 30 head of fine specimens offered. Terms one and two years. Write for catalogue.
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Princeton
Ind
Riley Stormont
Cleveland Bay
Town Council Regular Session Ledger
The council met in regular session last Tuesday with Hempfling Duclos Rawlings Mann Hofreiter present. The journal was approved. Claims against the town were read and allowed including Evansville Journal Co two dollars five cents John Bluff four dollars and eighty cents Chas Pretzsch one dollar and twenty five cents. The town justice D M Schnee reported and was filed. The marshal was instructed to impound hogs rapping at large unless penned. The treasurer was authorized to draw on the county for a second tax installment. The board adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hempfling
Colin Duclos
Samuel O. Rawlings
Henry Mann
Joseph Hofreiter
Evansville Journal Co
John Bluff
Chas. Pretzsch
Fire Co
D. M. Schnee
Hofreiter
Electric Bitters and Bucklen’s Salve Reported to Heal
Local testimonials describe H Clifford of New Cassel suffering neuralgia rheumatism and liver trouble cured by three bottles of Electric Bitters. Edward Shepherd of Harrisburg says a running leg sore eight years vanished after seven Bucklen’s Amica Salve boxes and Electric Bitters. John Speaker of Catawba had five fever sores reduced to cure after one bottle Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen’s Salve. Sold by Wilmoth Wilshelm & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clifford
New Cassel
Wis
Edward Shepherd
Harrisburg
John Speaker
Catawba, O
Bucklen
Wilmoth, Wilshelm & Co
Dr Kings New Discovery For Coughs And Colds
A historic ad promises relief for coughs colds and lung trouble with Dr Kings New Discovery. It guarantees money back if not satisfied and offers free trial bottles at Wilmoth Wilhelm Co. Drug Store with large sizes priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar.
Old Farmer Hopkins set at Thrall Opera House
One of the brightest rural dramas, Old Farmer Hopkins, will be produced Thursday March 9 at the Thrall Opera House. S rank 8. Da vidson leads an excellent company with special scenery and high order mechanical effects. Davidson’s impersonations of a hearty old farmer are praised as true to life. A rare chance to hear the genius Mr. Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrall Opera House
Davidson
Hopkins
Lod
Frank S. Davids
Saturus Rotart
Mr. Davidson
Levee Breach Threatens Wheat, Neighbor Efforts Save Crops
Conger levee at Flat pond slough about half a mile above Hodge's Landing broke recently and threatened hundreds of acres of wheat lying 3 to 6 feet below river level. Farmers quickly cooperated to seal the gap with straw bags dirt and brush preventing most damage.
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Flat Pond Slough
Hodge's Landing
February births and deaths reported to health officer
The February records list births and deaths reported to Dr. Tom Wilson health officer. Included are a male child to Mr and Mrs Chas Armstrong, a female to Mr and Mrs Wm Williamson, a male to Mr and Mrs Frank Metzker, and a male to Mr and Mrs Ed Collins. The deaths include Mrs Lucinda Lyon aged 58 due to rupture of bowels and Mrs Almeda Williams aged 19 from consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wilson
Birtas
Chas, Armstrong
Wm. Williamson
Frank Metzker
Ed Collins
Lucinda Lyon
Almeda Williams
Inauguration Ball At Opera House Promises Night Of Dance
The Inauguration Ball at the opera house tomorrow night is run by Mrs. John P. Bennett. Bennett's Orchestra provides music starting at 7 o'clock sharp to allow children to dance. Children may use the floor until 9 then everyone joins in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Bennett
Bennett
River Steamer William Presto Passes Up and Down River
The William Presto steamer with a dredge-boat in tow was observed passing up the river Tuesday afternoon and again on Wednesday. Advertisers urge buyers to visit Henry Brown's for over shirts and related goods. The piece notes a light groundhog spring in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
William Presto
Local residents list visits and travels across towns
Mrs Henry Hunsdon and son Nelson left for San Antonio for a health resort. Breith flew to Evansville and Washington for inauguration. Nellie Wiley and children to Grand Island Nebraska. Luke Wiley in Lynn town. Nettie Cook from Evanaville visiting relatives. Aggie Snelling visiting Grand Island. Mrs P P Bennett visited Grayville. Mollie Wiley visiting Evansville. O W Stephens from Mt Vernon in town. Flo Pritchard from Black. Al Bryant from Mt Vernon in town. F O Fitton returned from Chicago. LD A Warner to St Louis. Geo C Taylor in Mt Vernon. Jos Cale of Smith in town. Lew Hyne from Robb in town. Chas Ford to Evanaville. Bob Richards in Mt Vernon. Levi Rush moved to town. Wheatcroft, Trethewey, Ausley left in new Sally Ann for Wabash hunting. Mrs O W Willis and Agnes back from Bruceville after three weeks. Percy Bennett, Geo Eller, Thos Johnson pursue Sally Ann by canoe next Sunday. Mrs Lars Robb attended Ed Zimmerman funeral at Mt Vernon. J C Miller, Beal, Baldwin, Rivers duck hunting at Little Chain. Armentrout left for Westfield, Ill. Baumgartner from Mt Carmel renewing acquaintances. Col Beal convalescing from pneumonia. Will Mumford returned from Ann Arbor. Mrs A1 Wheatcroft to Mt Vernon yesterday. Tillie Lichtenberger to Evansville. Martin Gulden in Evansville. Arthur Cransfield in Princeton. Percy Welch Sunday visit. Annie Endicott is quite ill.
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Henry Hunsdon
Nelson
San Antonio
Tex
Jacob Breith
Evansville
Washington
Nellie Wiley
Grand Island
Luke Wiley
Lynn
Nettie Cook
Evanaville
Aggie Snelling
Neb
P. P. Bennett
Grayville
Mollie Wiley
O. W. Stephens
Mt. Vernon
Flo Pritchard
Black
al Bryant
F. O. Fitton
Chicago
LD. A. Warner
St. Louis
Geo. C. Taylor
Jos. Cale
Smith
Lew Hyne
Robb
Chas. Ford
Bob Richards
Johnson
Levi Rush
C. H. Wheatcroft
W. C. Trethewey
Thos. Ausley
Sally Ann
Wabash
O. W. Willis
Agnes
Bruceville
Percy Bennett
Geo. Eller
Thos. Johnson
Lars Robb
Ed Zimmerman
Charley Baumgartoer
Mt. Carmel
Col. Beal
Will Mumford
Ann Arbor
Mich
C. A1. Wheatcroft
Mt. Vernon Yesterdy SV
Tillie Lichtenberger
Martin Gulden
Arthur Cransfield
Princeton
Percy Welch
Annie Endicott
New Harmony Literary Club Show Delights Opera House Crowd
The New Harmony Literary Club met at the opera house on Tuesday with a full house. Performances included duets by Golden and Johnson and a child recitation by Lennienning, praised by all. The program featured several solos, a Chinese romance tale, and a notable recitation Stage Struck Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Harmony Literary Club
Opera House
Golden
Johnson
Lenn Ienning
J. M Glaze
Venice Waters
Nessie Ford
Barbara Freitchie
Edith Gavilt
Eliza Lichtenberger
Helen Corbin
Eugenia Johnson
Lenore
Rae Pete
Flush Galop
Miases Jannie L. Golden
Mary
Fannie Galden
Frank Jayden
Messrs
A. E. Fretageot
James Baldwin
Paul Bennett
Geo. Hu
Spring stock sales and land transfers listed in local notices
A dated notice notes stock offerings from A. H. Fretaceot & Co and William Resor & Co for cooking stoves. It lists numerous land transactions with names such as Willis McKinnis, Geo Huff Jr, John Dixon, Angeline Dixon, and others, detailing acres and parcel numbers. Also included are assignments of inheritance and property transfers, plus an appointment at the poor infirmary and a report from the Sally Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis McKinnis
Geo. Huff, Jr
John O. Dixon
Angeline Dixon
K.price Et al
Wilson Oliver
C.J. Hovey
Lee Rosenbaum
John A. Bailey
Barney Alldredge
Bailey
Turney Alldredge
Laura M. Knowles
John Amos
Cynthiana
Ben F. Moit
Edward E. Highman
Mark Butler
Admr
Alonzo Grant
G. H. Welker
Flora Dennison
Fletchall End Poseyville
James Husband
John Wilson, Jr
Edward Brown
D. & H. Rosenbaum
Bee L Cooper
Martha A. Cooper
Margaret Orman
John H. Williams
Nettelson Pt
Elisha Stallings
W. Stallings
Poseyville
Eliz Walz
Ieary Wolf
Mt. W
Devene
Henry I. Cooper
Hig A. Cooper
Stewartavill
Lecture planned by Indiana University president Coulter
The Literary Society intends to invite Dr J M Coulter who is president of Indiana University and president elect of Lake Forest University Chicago to deliver a lecture here soon. A E Freractor is severely ill with a blood poisoning from a splinter in his hand.
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Literary Society
J. M. Coulter
Indiana University
Lake Forest University
Chicago
A. E. Freractor
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the Register
C. W.slater
New Harmony, Indiana
Huntina
Henry Brown
Wilmoth, Wilhelm & Co's
Tas
Peankishaw
Vincennes
Post Office
Joe Horreiter
Henry Hassano
U. S
Richard Ford
Council Proceedings
Old Farmer
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
The
Cincinnati Commercial, Gazette and Enquirer
Chicago Herald
Inter- Ocean
News-Record
J.C. Miller
Wat Beal
Ed Baldwin
the Little Chain
F.J. Armentrout
Westfield
New Harmony Public Schools
Rae-Pete
Janie Trethewey
Sophia Meisel
Aline Armatrong
Minnie Hofreiter
Frank Flayden
Richard Owen
Will Davis
Frank Langer
Walter Owen
Frep PeRkey
South Street
Methodist Church
Trustee’s Report
Harmony Township
Posey County
Indiana
Amouutt
Scceee
Common
Dog
Balance Township
Seer
Euge
W. Johnson
A. H. Fretaceot & Co
Wm. Resor & Co
Aurus M. Stinnett
Thos. K. Wilson
Fox Island
Thomas K, Wilson
Carms
Til
M. Wheatcroft
H. L. Wilmoth
New Harmony
Board of County Commissioners
Jeblund, T, Eagle & CO
State OF
Y County
Ras Wotata
Frost
Posey Circuit
Rebecca
Alsop
Romelia Brooks
Mollie Griswell
Hoover, Gamble
Harry Brooks, Jr
Mollie Brooks
Peter Brooks
Court House
City
George H. Wilson
G. W. Menzies
R. D. Twigg, Ezlouse and
Wagotd
Stewart
Twigg
Cirty
Este East Main
Jhn Hofreiter
Hunter's
Art Euminary
Mammoth Drug
Fancy ‘Bazar
J. G. Caldwell
Ians Church
Mott’s Dry Goods
Postoffice
Jand Y Henry Husband
VNEW
Harmony Saw
Duclos Co
C. Duclos CO
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