News in Briefs and Notices from Evansville Region
The Evansville area column cites national political commentary from The New York Nation and The New York Herald, mentions Senator Gilman and Governor Hatcut as political figures, and notes a planned railroad project. Local items include a boot and glassware sale at Facuremercer & Co, and thanks to Mr. Pisety for timely newspaper deliveries and reliable hauling services.
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Pisety
Evansville
Private letter announces Mr Jon Marrinaty arrival in town
A private letter states Mr Jon Marrinaty will visit our town next week. He represents the Cincinnati Grocery and Commission house of A B Chark & Broruer and will seek grocery orders. Mr Martingly, a respected Posey citizen, is a live firm representative and is commended to local merchants.
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Marrinaty
Cincinnati
Messrs
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Mar Tingly
Posey
Withal
Thin
Pay Up Arrears Or Face Collection Action
Subscribers who began with the current volume are warned that the first half year ends with the next issue and those owing one to three years must settle now. The paper threatens to place delinquent accounts in collection with costs, noting the need to recover funds and urging immediate payment.
An Old-fashioned Girl continued in Merry's Museum
The October issue of Merry's Museum continues Miss Atcott's An Old-fashioned Girl with Tom's sad fall shown in text and illustration. The popular magazine for young readers offers a three month trial and a yearly subscription of 150 dollars, with address for orders at Horace B. Fowen 14 Bromfield street Boston Mass.
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Miss Atcott
Merry's Museum
Tom
Merry’s Museum
Horace B. Fowen
Bromfield Street
Boston
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New Harmony Chess Club Votes Thanks for Social Hop
The New Harmony Chess Club reads and adopts a vote of thanks for the Social Hop held last Saturday under its auspices. It cites the old string band and an amateur violinist, plus favors from the Rearstrr editor and the Working Men’s Institute, with editor to publish the notice. Two longtime citizens bury the hatchet after a friendly street meeting, and plans for a fall horse fair on or about October 20 are discussed along with local fair remarks and forthcoming votes.
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Posey County
G. Wol ¥Rfin
Mt. Vernon
Grinson
Packet Landing
Smith
Sarr
Worin
Ile
Ssaura
New Harmony Register
New Harmony Chess Club
Rearstrr
Working Men's Institute
Fred. Ruditi
Rraister
A. Jones
Soc’y
Suak- Speare
Indianapolis
Sullivan
Vanderburgh County
Dr. Courier
Rogues and Corruptionists Debate in Party Struggle
The New York Evening Post attacks its own party’s rogues and corruptionists urging Democrats to win counties where they struggle for ascendancy. The speaker questions which county lacks such contention and mocks the idea by asking where no rogues strive for power.
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