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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1878
Page
3
F Owen Co offers New Weed and Whitney sewing machines at 30, 3250 835, 40 and 45 dollars by style and finish. Machines are praised as superior by competent judges. Second hand machines also offered very low.
The law states that a discontinued paper must still be paid for and the publisher may continue sending and collecting the full amount whether the paper is taken from the post office or not. Fraud actions can be brought against anyone who refuses payment, regardless of financial responsibility.
Local column recounts farmers prospects for wheat, hog cholera impact, public order issues, and shifts in residents. Notes brief news items from March including fires, deaths, political events, river work, and a will sale by J. C. Minnen. Turkey comment on leadership and Europe’s graveyard scale noted.
Mr. Joan Watt has purchased the Weber store-room and, after fitting it up, left for Cincinnati to stock a large assortment of boots and shoes. Warz, a skilled merchant, will operate the business, offering high quality leather goods and continuing manufacture. The new shop is on West Main Street, two doors south of the post office.
Messrs Hoco and Friarson have enlarged and beautified their cabinet establishment now using the front as a parlor store. The front showcases pictures frames brackets bureaus and other house furnishing goods. The back serves as a shop and coffin ware-room with a wide assortment priced lower than the cheapest. They pledge not to be undersold by any other house.
Rhode Island Republicans met last Thursday to nominate a Governor and state officers with Van Zandt likely renominated after his Hayes remark. The Rhode Island Governor holds limited powers. A schoolhouse overshoes thief is identified and a public appeal to return them. Local ad notes urge carpet rag weaving at Flying Shuttle.
Jacob Fetscher and Mary Frick Wilson Price and Anna Parker William Willis and Sallie Johnson Frank P Blockly and Geneva W Curtis WH Harp and Ettie David Aen Gates and Eminilollis Geo W Curtis Clerk
Capt Mari Cox sold the steamer Ada to parties at Lafayette and bought the Trout a sprightly boat slated to make three weekly runs between the Bridge and Grayville. Also notes barbershop opening by Wa Keerxe and tax collection plans with Nans party arriving next Thursday for receipts. New Harmony weekly market prices and items listed with various quantities.
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