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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1881
Page
3
Chouaguen shade cloth sells at 18 cents per yard while rival shops charge 20 cents for the same material. The store advertises the only in town option for shades in any size with complete fixtures.
New York May 20 1881 Marvelous Matters at the Magnificent Metropolis reports on two wives who invest in a small tug for an excursion business then clash and flee, a chaotic pursuit, and quirky court farce. The column rails at city institutions and uniforms, laments skilled trades, mocks lawyers, and notes a sensational murder, a tramp saved by a tramp’s cheek, and peculiar urban stories.
At Union Hall on Thursday evening June 2 1881 an editor notes that if Z P wished the paper to print his poetry he should have given his name.
A fragment presents a humorous query about stockings likening them to dead men, noting conditions such as being mended, losing soles, or being full of holes as it ponders when they resemble the departed.
The Goldens and company dazzled patrons in a multi-night run with The Banker's Daughter and later Mary Warner and The French Spy. Bella and Ber ta Golden led standout performances across roles, praised for vivacity and stage presence. The troupe drew cheers, with extensive notices of individual actors and supporting players, and the season closed with a full house and positive town verdict.
Local leaders favor extending the Stewartville line to New Harmony with a committee to Evansville, awaiting tax vote results. The group left for Evansville yesterday to finalize arrangements, while organizers express optimism about carrying the tax referendum. Names: Evansville, Stewartville, New Harmony.
Farmers urged to send immediate repair orders for Excelsior McCormick and Champion machines. River conditions show slow recession with sufficient water for navigation. Snagboats Kwasind and Richard Ford adjust positions near Grayville and White Tiger. Union views on the proposed railway reach arrive late. Czar’s death linked to nitroglycerine in glass balls. tonic blamed in satirical note.
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