Subscriptions and Theatre Notices in The Register
The Register notes B F Apams of Stewartsville as authorized agent to receive subscriptions with receipts acknowledged. Thanks extended to W E Tueatt for a recent Evansville paper. JoAn SMALL will search for his father at the Theatre tonight, followed by notices of Mr and Miss Buzzaro, and The Rent Day performing. Revival news for Indianapolis Evening Mirror editor Groraz C Harpine. Dr J Beal advertises patent medicines at New Harmony Drug Store. London Royal Nectar sells at Housekeepers Emporium. Posey deputy auditor J B Joutuzry thanked for favors via Dr L D Brooks. Auction sale noted as cash-only speculation. Dr J Bean advertises soaps, toilet articles, and stationery at New Harmony Drug Store.
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New Harmony
Missouri Women Vote On School Tax Questions
A Missouri ruling assigns all property owning women over twenty one the right to vote on school tax questions. A colonial note urges readers to choose from fresh garden seeds at Housekeepers Emporium while stock lasts.
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Missouri
Rent Day and Two Buzzards at Local Theatre Bill
The bill features the domestic drama Rent Day and the farce Two Buzzards presented this evening. Tickets are 25 cents, cheaper than nearby venues, aiming to fill seats and reduce hall debt while offering entertaining, instructive performances.
New Hampshire Elects Radical Ticket Amid Reduced Majority
New Hampshire voters last Tuesday chose the Radical ticket though by a narrower margin. Radical papers hailed it as a glorious republican triumph and an endorsement of the Administration.
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Souvenir Gift Honored by Arctic Lodge Resolution
Committees draft resolutions of thanks to Bro A H for a Liverpool purchased souvenir given during his tour. Lodge expresses elation at his kindness and pledges to study the precept. Resolved, thanks extended to Bro A H and publication in the newspaper.
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Bro. A. H
New Harmony Revival Spreads in Cynthiana Circuit
SPRINGFIELD Ind March 7 1870 Indiana Conference Cynthiana Circuit F Cooper pastor in charge began the 26th and 27th of February by Presiding Elder Harned and protracted by the pastor in charge Bro Cooper and continues Some 60 or 70 persons have connected themselves to the church and about 45 have been happily converted May this good work continue as it embraces the bone and sinew of this community Bro Cooper who has been laboring for 8 weeks at different points in the work has almost exhausted his physical strength but is not willing to give over as long as there is a chance to save one soul We owe a debt of love that we feel as though we could never repay to him for the labor done here Would to God this work would go on until all our friends and neighbors would go with the church This is the greatest revival that ever occurred in this place The final result is not known but a fine church is in contemplation here and we feel delighted in knowing that the best men of this community are being interested in this matter FE ALP
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Bro. Cooper
FE. Alp
New Harmony Retail Market Prices March 12 1870
Corrected weekly figures for New Harmony compiled by Fretageot Son list prices for Wheat Corn Butter Lard Beans Sugar Molasses and assorted goods. Numerous item names appear with unit prices and small totals reflecting market activity at New Haney with entries for eggs feathers tea and other staples.
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New Haney
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