Local Advertising Rates and Notary Services Highlight The Register
The Register, published weekly in New Harmony Indiana, lists advertising rates for one square and column ads, rates for legal notices, and advance payment requirements. It also notes Hen funader as Notary Public and County official, offering deed and mortgage acknowledgments and other notarial services.
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Hen Funader
Cfary
Olinois
Indiana
New Harmony
Notary Public
Washington Notes On Politics And Contested Indiana Seat
In Washington May 27 two days were needed for the House to settle the Indiana contest Peelle versus English with English seated 130 to 127 after reconsideration. The piece also surveys the Republican convention race Blaine Arthur Edmunds Harrison and the fate of southern delegates amid a lively, uncertain national scene.
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Washingtion
D. C
Indiana
Peelle
English
Indianapolis
Chicago
Tilden
Hendricks
Logan
Dolph
Oregon
Blaine
Ben Harrison
House
Wallace
Rumor of Blaine Sherman Ticket at Republican Convention
In Washington on May 25 politicians discussed a potential Blaine and Sherman ticket for the Republican national convention. The plan would add strength lacking for Blaine and secure Ohio for Sherman. Critics worry Sherman would accept second place for party loyalty, while Arthur’s support appears to wobble near nomination. The Tribune’s backing is viewed as a boost for Blaine.
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Conkling
Grant
Don Cameron
Arthur
Blaine
Lincoln
Hawley
Gresham
Sherman
Ben Harrison
Harrison
Edmunds
Alleghany Mountains
Pacific Coast
Western Railroad
Coast
California
New York
Virginia
Mahone
South
Washington
D. C
Ohio
Teeter-Board of Life
Republican
The
Tribune
Posey Pickings and Local Notes from Poseyville News
The Poseyville News reports a new bridge across the big bayou in Bethel township built by Mt Vernon Bridge Co at 123 feet long with 16 feet roadway at about 5000 dollars under Captain John R. Hugo supervision. It notes poor corn replanting due to dry weather and reef. It itemizes sheep fleece yields and a lambs’ wool weight, mentions a violent assault near Mt Vernon, a suicide in Robinson township, a political sign about Mahoneism, road-bed deterioration on the E and T W branch, a Mt Vernon resident’s insanity and arson attempt, a 104 year old woman en route to the county asylum, new buildings at Stewartsville station, a Mt Vernon pupil’s graduation, migration to Florida, planing mill move to Mt Fernat, a found baby by the Wabash, and Prof Abe Smith organizing a boxing class with fifteen boys.
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Big Bayou
Bethel Township
Mt. Vernon, Q., Bridge Company
John R. Hugo
New Harmony
Owensville
Mt. Vernon
Lewis
August Mayer
Robinson Township
Blairsville
Frank Stackler
Mt Vernon
Poseyville
Kentucky
Black Township
Stewartsville
Mise Ola Bowman
Chas. Kampell
Florida
Mt. Fernat
Wabash
Bone Bank
Abe Smith
Mulberry Ohio Oldest Man in the United States
A long readable piece from Clermont county notes Mulberry formerly Newberry as one of the state's oldest towns. It chronicles Uncle John Long aged about 145, a former slave, detailing his life from 18th century Virginia through Kentucky and Tennessee with memories of prominent figures. The report also mentions delegates to a Republican convention, a Berlin astronomy claim about lunar life, and a burglary in East St. Louis.
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Clermont County
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Newberry
John Long
Happy Hollow
United States
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Tally
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Alexandria
Gen. Braddock
Washington
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Virginia
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Harry” Lee
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Christian County
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Jefferson
Nashville
Tenn
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Great Astronomical University
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Nya Pressen Helsingfor
Blenduann
Schroder
Blendmann
Campiro
FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR OWENSVILLE INDIANA
A wind blew down a barn scaffold during a barn-raising near Owensville injuring Joe McDowell fatally and Sam Parker who suffered tongue and larynx paralysis though he could speak later and recover. McDowell was a Gibson county notable once town marshal at Princeton.
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Josephus Emmerson
Owensville
Joe McDowell
Sam Parker
Parker
McDowell
Gibson County
Princeton
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