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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1870
Page
3
The Register announces Stewartsville resident BF as its authorized agent to receive subscriptions. Receipts issued by him for money due will be acknowledged by the office.
A compact page notes Dr. Beal offering medical services as physician surgeon and obstetrician with offices at Main Street near the post office and Church Street opposite the Viets House. It also records events including Mrs. Rupert Dale Owen speaking May 31 at the Methodist Church, farm machinery displays at the Trade Emporium, and political notices about county candidates and payments for announcements.
A Rochester era essay scorns Republican accusations of fraud after Democratic victories. It attacks GOP morality, cites alleged 1860s and Reconstruction era abuses, including bayonet influence, repeated votes, and carpetbagger corruption, arguing Republicans deserve no credit for honesty.
Messrs R S Hornproox and Co operate a full service establishment labeled the Farmer's Store. Their offerings span dry goods and groceries to hardware and agricultural implements. They are agents for reapers mowers threshers and grain drills and supply Fairbanks scales. A grist and saw mill on Main and South streets provides corn meal chopped feed and sawn wood with free delivery in town. Further details appear in their column advertisement.
Fragmented OCR text references an event or notice with unclear details. Readable items include a place name and partial phrases but key names, dates, and actions are missing, leaving only vague hints of a local notice.
Literary notices highlight The Lady's Frizyp with rural steel plate imagery and fashion plates while Tus Epucattoxan Gazette offers intellectual fare. The Great Kentucky Enterprise drives ticket sales as Morton's The School of Reform promises a strong benefit performance for veteran amateur actor Mr. Jackson.
A compilation of praise from editors and newspapers nationwide for Arnold's Self-acting Washer. The Examiner of Patents calls it simple and conclusive, with multiple papers from St. Paul to Davenport, Hartford, St. Louis, Keokuk, and Lafayette endorsing its utility and family value. Proprietors Arnold & Atwood plan sales via Parker & Sons as they consider relocation to Nashville.
A new school named wRe Arr Myr Joan Gray's School is now open at the Working Men's Institute. It advertises instruction on approved principles and moderate terms.
A fragmentary 1870 retail market record lists Thrall and Mumford with a long string of numbers and odd annotations, including a May 28, 1870 date and scattered monetary values, fees, and items as seen in the OCR. The readable portion resembles a ledger entry or price sheet with miscellaneous figures and unclear item names.
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