Fretageots Stock Up On Jewelry And Winter Wear
The ladies say that Fretageots' jewelry cases hold the latest and cheapest fancy jewelry in New Harmony. They have received a large stock of dry goods dress goods flannels and winter wear and are selling cards of them low for cash. Also offering school books stationery and general supplies with the largest stock and lowest prices at Keept27 tf. Kieut & Co's.
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E. F. Owen & Co
Smith
New Harmony
Kieut & Co's
Afghan war delay and storms hit several regions
October 23 to 29 wrap notes English Afghan campaign postponed to next year. Severe storms strike Pennsylvania and eastern states damaging over forty Philadelphia churches and causing reported deaths. Baltimore election shows Democrats winning every ward by about 18,700. Multiple global and domestic events follow, including wrecks off Cape Henry, an Indiana football win, Armenian and Cuban tensions, and notable deaths and political results across the United States.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Baltimore City
Indiana
Express
Potomac River
A. S. Davis
Cape Henry
Logan Graya
Logansport
Champion Guards
Springfield
Hayti
Prineton
Cardinal Cullen
Dublin
United States
John S Carlisle
Virginia
Albion
Boone County
Neb
James Whitney
Boston
Edison
Shanklin
Moore
James
Mangiatee
Michigan
Hendricks
Pittsburg
Gaspard Lacroix
Kansas Normal School
Emporia
New Orleans
Lancashire
Cheshire
England
Rio Grande
Evarte
Lord Balisbury
Newfoundland
Dominion of Canada finances for 1878 9 and public works
The article notes Canada’s estimated revenue of 23 800 000 and expenditures of 300 000 less, excluding 7 500 000 for debt due to England and 8 300 000 for Pacific Railway and canal projects. Dominion debt stands at 160 000 000, about 40 per head. It also mentions a musicale concert by Mise Hriza Lichtenberger’s pupils at Union Hall and a political note predicting a Democrat victory in the First District.
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Sear
Dominion of Canada
England
Pacific Railway
Welland
Lachine
Canada
Mise Hriza Lichtenberger
Union Hall
Preachers, reform, and a Dutch shipbuilder's odd fortune
A preacher wins Congress in fall while others seek seats. Acklen of Louisiana is dropped from the ticket for immorality as a new era of virtue rises. A Holland shipbuilder valued at 50 million dollars lives in a 4 thousand dollar home, suggesting reform. The Duke of Norfolk parcels land in three Sheffield spots to a corporation for perpetual public recreation.
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Congress
Acklen
Louisiana
Duke of Norfolk
Sheffield
Corporation
The Indiana Farmer weekly agricultural journal
An praised prospectus for The Indiana Farmer weekly, now in its thirteenth year, highlighting practical farming articles on farming horticulture stock dairy beekeeping poultry and a Ladies department. It invites subscriptions from Indianapolis Indiana with annual and club rates and offers free balance year upon new yearly signups.
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Indiana Farmer
Indiana Farmer Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Return of the Health Migrant Hero from Colorado
Homer Lieu Tenpercer arrived home after a five or six month health visit to Colorado. A crowd of friends escorted him home from Grayville by steamer Crazer. The General has improved greatly in looks and health, achieved through buffalo hunting. Our town notes three hunters who gained fame for a bear, a panther, and a buffalo kill, with the buffalo trophy called the robo.
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Ges
Homer Lieu Tenpercer
Colorado
Athumber
Grayville
Highway Labor Payments In Waldoboro 1780 1781
An abstract from Waldoboro Maine records 1770 1771 depreciated currency. Entries show March 29 1780 votes for ten thousand pounds to be worked on the highway by men at forty dollars per day, November 7 1780 selectmen authorized sixty dollars per day for 79 and 80, and April 10 1781 again ten thousand pounds to be worked on the highway at sixty dollars per day.
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Waldboro
Optician Marcus Prolongs New Harmony Visit
Mr Marcus the optician reports solid success during his stay in New Harmony and will stay a few more days. Those needing first class genuine spectacles are urged to call at Randolph House while his stay lasts, as another chance for reliable spectacles may not come soon.
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Ear
Marcus
New Harmony
Randolph House
Henry Slade Gains Interest in Germany Despite Exposures
The trickster Henry Slade, whose supposed Spiritualistic acts were exposed in London and led to his escape from imprisonment, is reportedly finding better luck in Germany. Leipsic professors, notably Zollner, have shown deep interest and Zollner has written a book about him.
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Henry Slade
London
Germany
Leipsic
Zollner
Voorhees Not to Be His Own Senate Successor
In Grayville a disputed remark questions if Daniel W Voorhees will not be his own successor while an independent claim asserts the opposite. The exchange centers on who will follow Voorhees in the Senate and states an established fact about the matter.
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Daniel W. Voorhees
Senate
Grayville
Mr. Voorness
Political fears and gas humor in 1900s papers
The Pittsburgh Dispatch and the Post lament party fears while a Scientific American writer envisions future gas utility and costs. A Russian naval officer critiques modern ships, noting the Duilio among varied nations’ inventions as monitors in need of old iron.
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United States Navy
Milk Found as Antidote to Lead Poisoning
The Journal de Medicine reports that drinking a quart of milk daily by workers at white lead works prevented lead colic and health harm after exposure.
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Journal de Medicine
Wollaston Disaster Hits Old Colony Railroad Costly Loss
A Wollaston incident will cost the Old Colony Railroad Company about 250000 dollars. Officials estimate repair and liability expenses will require financial adjustments and insurance coordination for the near term.
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Wollaston
Old Colony Railroad Company
Washington Letter 1878 Cabinet Shakeup Rumors
From our Special Correspondent in Washington October 26 1878. Rumors place Devens on the bench Thompson as Attorney General and Hale to the Navy Department. Hale’s district influence helped wreck shipbuilding and his reappointment would be miss. Schurz is blamed for missteps and questions of reform. A Pacific railroad report shows nine million dollars in government transport costs versus rail savings. Tom Scott proposes a 30 million acre land grant in exchange for interest guarantees on bonds. ACSTIN.
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Wasnboroy
D. C
Toraz
Register
Devens
Thompson
Eugene Hale
Navy Department
Hale
Congress
Iale
Hayes
Schurz
Tom Scott
Texas-Pacific
Acstin
Washington Agriculture Noting Bamboo Fishing Rods
The Agricultural Department at Washington is devoting attention to bamboo fishing rods and invites suggestions on propagating angle-worms.
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Agricultural Department
Washington
Minister’s Duck Shooting Leads to Mourning
Reverend W. H. Murray of Boston recalls a fatal misfire when a duck hunt ended in the loss of a vanished band. In Evanaville, stage-horses frightened by the shot disrupted a local coach, hurting workers and business as the vehicle ran off.
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W. H Murray
Boston
Auditors Arrival Stirs Mt. Vernon Visit Scene
Auditor Owen and his wife arrived in town on Wednesday. Mrs. Owen will stay a few days while the Colonel returned to Mount Vernon to perform his duties.
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Owen
Wallingford minister faces partial excuse for kissing parishioners
A Wallingford, Connecticut, minister accused of promiscuously kissing female flock members is partially excused citing a small salary. Other brief items note seven masked burglars robbing a New York bank, Sir Stafford Northcote planning a plays for children volume, the Frazer making river trips to Grayville, Horatio Seymour contributing to North American Review, a peace attempt between Kelly and Bryant in Johnstown, and a steamboat shipped for the Magdalena River in South America.
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Wallingford, Conn
New York
Sir Stafford Northcote
Thrall and Mumford Groceries and Goods Advertisement
The Cincinnati Daily Inquirer promotes Thrall and Mumford's as a one stop shop with five cent per pound soda and starch, coffee and canned goods specials, oysters, tomatoes, corn, and dried beef, plus clocks, jewelry, molasses, cigars, dyes, building materials, and bulk sugar deals. It urges readers to buy more groceries for a dollar and notes various pricing and items.
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Thrall & Mumford's
Thrall & Mumford’s
Seth Thomas
Arbuckle
New York Shoemaker Arrested Over Four Wives
A New York shoemaker was arrested for having four wives, all of whom he deserted. He did not even stay loyal to his last marriage.
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New York
Munich Art Exhibition Under King Ludwig II Presiding
An international art exhibition is planned in Munich next year with King Ludwig II presiding as president eser.
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Munich
Ludwig II
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