Four hunters plan a return with wagon load of game
A group of four hunters started Sunday morning expecting to return by evening with a full wagon of game. J Kight & Son advertise a cash sale with the largest stock in the market and cheap prices.
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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1873
Page
3
A group of four hunters started Sunday morning expecting to return by evening with a full wagon of game. J Kight & Son advertise a cash sale with the largest stock in the market and cheap prices.
The city is agitated over the reported cold-blooded execution of Cuban patriots by Spanish authorities. Thousands organize to avenge the act, arguing it insults the American flag and may push the nation toward armed response.
A group of fifteen to twenty ladies and gentlemen left town Thursday for a week in the woods. Wagons carried commissary stores bedding cook-stove and musical instruments to ensure comfort. Gen Hovey commander-in-chief Dr D Neal medical director. W H Owen and E H Owen violinists Gen Lichtenberforr to play ladies man Mons DeBoisry chef d et or. SPILLMAN to portray Buffalo Bill as a crack shot and spirited supply of spirits provided for the expedition.
A jingle promotes J Kight & Son store with low prices and broad notions. The piece weaves in a State Sentinel inquiry on 1871 1872 laws versus 1873 Republican rule. It also notes Cuban insurgent executions approved by Cuba's Captain General and calls for US interference. An Oregon paper urges Grant impeachment as elections approach. a rabbit adage closes.
A garbled roster of personal names appears, including Mabel Smith Dalton Althouse Eugene Ferguson Nora Rawlings and others, interspersed with scattered letters and stray phrases. The fragment ends with a stylized sign‑off and an unclear percentage value.
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