Public Notices of Real Estate and Auctions in Posey County
The notice announces the sale of two thirds undivided interest in Posey County real estate by the administrator of Amos Johnson. It includes detailed parcels in Bethel Township with terms: one fourth cash and the balance on credits of six, twelve, and eighteen months, with notes and security. Also a widow's one third interest sale on the same terms. Additionally a license application to sell alcohol and a separate executor notice for Margaret S Burns with a public auction of personal property in New Harmony on November 13, 1880.
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Amos Johnson
Circuit Court
Posey County
Indiana
Bethel Township
Edward Homer
Way
Board of County Commissioners
Tavern Streets
New Harmony
Margaret S. Burns
John Walz
Margaret
Burns
Towit
Harmony Township Semi annual Trustee Report 1880
Semi annual report of Harmony Township trustee to Posey County Board of Commissioners dated October 18 1880 detailing fund receipts and disbursements across Township Fund Dog Fund and Special School Fund. It lists receipts from county auditor and former trustees and disbursements per county board vouchers with balances carried forward.
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Harmony Township
Board of County Commissioners
Posey County
Allowance County Board
County Board
Jane
Rates and rules for advertising in The Register
The Register lists subscription rates and advertising charges. It outlines advance payment requirements, discontinuation notices, and penalties for unpaid arrears. Rates cover whole and fractional columns, quarter half and full columns with monthly and yearly options, plus legal notices and job work payment terms.
Time Goes We Go A Poet Turns Calm On Aging
A reflective verse laments aging and memory, arguing that time does not move us forward but leaves us to tread the same paths as youth. The speaker recalls golden locks and past songs, then urges unity and prayer as progress continues while time seems to pause.
Willing to Give Way on a Cincinnati Streetcar
A fifty year old woman dressed to resemble a younger woman boards a Cincinnati streetcar. She asks for a seat from a forty five year old man who pretends to search for a gentleman and finally offers his seat. The man then declares he is always willing to stand for anyone older, and she refuses to sit even as seats open.
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Cincinnati
Allus
Ayer's Ague Cure Proclaimed Superior Remedy
Quinine and arsenic form the basis of many ague remedies, but Ayer's Ague Cure offers a vegetable, non toxic alternative. The product is promoted as a rapid, permanent cure for Fever and Ague and a tonic for liver complaints, especially in malarious districts. Agents named A H Frétageot & Co.
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Ayer
H. Frétageot & Co
The Fatal Quarrel Between Husband and Wife
A married couple, Carrie Dayton and Harry Aylmer, once passionate and harmonious, drift into constant conflict as pride and rigid wills replace affection. After years and a child’s death, their home becomes a cold battleground, with silence and anger replacing love and kindness.
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Carrie Dayton
Harry Aylmer
Pulee
Caroline Dayton
Carrie
Fatal quarrel and a ball night tragedy
Mr and Mrs Aylmer quarrel over attending a party. She goes alone, then returns to find him remorseful. A fire breaks out, she dies on the way to safety, and years later Harry Aylmer lies in a strange land in remorse for the fatal rift.
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Mrs
Mr. Aylmer
Caroline Aylmer
Thavan
Harry Aylmer
Perfectly Lovely Philosophy Visit From Brooklyn
A Boston girl visiting a Brooklyn seminary joins a lively scene about philosophy and science. She learns of molecules protoplasm differentiation and acidians taught by Mr Cook and Mr Emerson, with fashion notes on Emerson bats and Cook scarves. The piece remains light and humorous about youth and academic jargon.
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Boston
School of Philosophy
Concord
Brooklyn
Crum
Mr. Cook
Mr. Emerson
Sam
Mr Cook
Cook
Lowly
Fortune
Brooklyn Layte
Cape and a Sword Haunts Napoleon’s Early Courtship
A historic anecdote recounts Napoleon Bonaparte relying on a cape and sword during his courtship of Madame de Beauharnais. Notary Raguideau warned of folly, claiming the future emperor had nothing but a cape and a sword. On coronation day Napoleon quips to Raguideau, asking if he has nothing but a cape and sword.
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Napoleon
Madame de Beauharmas
Ragaideau
Madame
Raguideau
Madame de Beauharnias
Monsieur
Abolishing the Horse a Futuristic Loco Motion Idea
The article envisions a world without horses as air powered machines replace quadrupeds. It cites Colonel Beaumont MP in England testing a noiseless tank on wheels that hauls twelve tons twenty miles on a single air charge, promising potential to supplant horses and even rails.
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England
Beaumont
Stranger shopper misreads a dry goods firm
A western merchant visits a Broadway dry goods house and mistakes several staff for the proprietor and partners. Each man humbly explains his limited role and reveals plans to join or fund church activities or a partnership, ending with the misfit remark about buttons.
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Broadway
Tan
Goapel
Anon Nok
When an Todian five patients survive the event
Five Todian patients are reported to have survived a medical event. Details on the incident and hospital response are limited in the available fragment.
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Todian
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Sp Atesrans
Py Tererons Sale
Stave & Heading Timber
Duclos CO
G. K. Lichtenberger
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County Air
Believe
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the Register
Co. W. Slater
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