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New Harmony Register

Location

New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1875

Page

2

New York Cooking School Opens For Young Ladies Training

About two years ago some ladies in New York started a cooking school to improve young ladies skills. Free instruction is offered by experts to girls aiming to become cooks or to learn for marriage and housekeeping. Cooks needing extra practice can study for a small fee through their mistresses. The school is popular with ladies from several boarding schools who come weekly to handle dish cloths and prepare for housekeeping.

Sue New York

Political chatter and social jests rally across the nation

The excerpt lampoons Secretary of the Interior Zach Chandler drawing sharp criticism from The World on reform moves and the Grant administration. It notes Oregon gossip about government socks, Howard’s battles recollections, and rumors of Grant buying a Manitou farm. Also mentions Susan B Anthony and Beecher, plus Fred Grant’s Washington banking role and continued army pay.

Zach Chandler Grant Chandler Michigan Senate

Senator Morton as a Revolutionist in Indiana History

A critical column argues Senator Morton is a revolutionist, recounting his 1862-63 Indiana actions, including seizing power, using soldiers as a guard, diverting state funds, and adjourning the legislature, to warn against trusting him for the Presidency. It contrasts his alleged despotism with his national ambitions.

Itepublican Greeley Gov Hendricken Indiana Amics Morton West Union Lucifer Grant Conkling Washburne Wilson Robespierre Danton Senator Morton France Louis Napoleon The Sentinel State House Madison Gov. Morton Council of State Washington Financial Bureau House Senate Oliver P. Morton United States Caesar Indianapolis

Freedom's banner and lace bound humor in Lawrenceburg humor

A local column from the Lawrenceburg Register reprints a humorous verse about Freedom, maidens, and slavery with satirical ribbing about corsets, stays, and lace. The piece imagines how a bound feminine figure might blow a clarion and rise with Columbia, noting it as a specimen of humorous literature.

Lawrenceburg Register Columbia

Daly Owen and Annie Cooper Married in New Harmony

On Tuesday October 26 1875 at the bride's residence Rev James Runcie of St Joseph Mo united Juntan Daly Owen and Mrs Annie Cooper both of New Harmony in marriage.

Owen—Cooper James Runcie St. Joseph Juntan Daly Owen Annie Cooper New Harmony

Stop In at Our Dry Goods and Clothing House

Stop in at our dry goods and clothing house and examine the new stock we have just received. By close buying we offer value and variety for every shopper.

Dry Goods and Clothing at Greatly Reduced Rates

An offer to pay cash for goods and enable sales across dry goods clothing boot and shoe and hat and cap lines at greatly reduced rates.

Lichtenberger & Sons

Fall and Winter 1875 Prices at Lichtenberger & Sons

Prices at Lichtenberger and Sons shift to bottom figures for the fall and winter of 1875 as goods are offered at lowered costs. The notice highlights a sales push and reduced rates for the season.

Lichtenberger & Sons

When First Class Articles Go for Fourth Class Figures

The passage hints that affordable first class articles will prompt buyers to purchase and stock up supplies. It notes a perceived timing for purchases when prices drop to low levels, urging readers to act while bargains appear.

Reading of Catalog Goods By Steep Sale Prices

Goods lists describe alpacas merinos poplins bombazines rapvllant cloths and dress fabrics offered at bargain prices. Items include plain and fancy styles. Sale emphasizes cheap availability of textile fabrics and apparel materials for shoppers.

Lichtenberger & Sons Sells Linens and Apparel

Mustins Linens Flannels Prints and related clothing and furnishing lines are abundantly available at Lichtenberger and Sons. The store highlights a broad range of fabric goods and apparel.

Lichtenberger & Sons

Clothing sale offers full suit and accessories

Selling everything from a paper collar to a full suit of broadcloth with an overcoat, and any person wishing a coat vest pants or any article of wearing apparel will find it.

Dichtenberger & Sons Ad Lists Broadcloths and Notions

Store advertises cheap prices with a wide range of Piece Goods and clothing items. It highlights Broadcloths Jeans Doeskins Imported Cassimeres Tweeds and various notions including Collarettes Belts Corsets Ties Gloves Lace Edgings Sashes Hosiery and Luffs all in stock.

Dichtenberger & Sons

Lichtenbergers Debut Fall Trade of New Overcoats

Lichtenbergers announces a fresh fall trade with coats suited to all tastes. A complete line of fall and winter overcoats is available for the season.

Staple Domestics and Standard Prints Offer Wide Brand Range

A large collection highlights low priced stylish textiles and home fabrics featuring well known brands. The catalog promotes Staple Domestics and Standard Prints as an unusually attractive line for shoppers seeking value and variety.

Boots and Shoes Sale Cuts Offer Superior Inducements

Trade items are reduced to the lowest prices with Boots and Shoes featuring superior inducements and bargains.

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