Millinery and buggy stock at Thrall Mumford Co
Sra Mary Drickwater opens new fall stock at Thrall Mumford's with millinery novelties and fresh seafood like mackerel codfish and bloater. Columbus Buggy Co agents advertise Brewster Side Bar Triple Spring Gear Buggies with steel tires axles leather tops and quality trimming. Mr P Bennett Evansville traveler visits town. Prof G W Warren and wife arrive to visit friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarge
Columbus
Brewster
Cook’s
E. F. Owen & Co
Cholera, riots, and rail plans in scattered reports
A digest from August reports highlights Memphis cholera cases rising with deaths, Japan cholera fatalities, and political indictments in Pennsylvania. Also noted are Vienna and German alliance chatter, shipbuilding for a New Albany machine, and mail boat plans between St. Louis and New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Japan
Senator Conkling
Vienna
Austria
Germany
Kemble
Pennsylvania
New Orleans
Rarus
St. Louis
Jeffersonville
New Albany
Tarry 8 Rowinson Paris debut draws full house
The FOLDEN troupe opened in Paris on Wednesday to a full house and plans a return to New Harmony next June for a week of quality plays. The Register office will skip next Friday due to Fair Week. Vendors at the fair grounds offer lemonade sandwiches coffee and oysters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mro
Goupen
Tarry
Rowinson
Paris
Lil
Folden
New Harmony
Register Corps
Nanos
M. T. Gornen
Fair Grounds
Miss Sienna Mason Delays Theatre Engagement
Miss Sienna Mason arrived last Monday to perform at the theater under Mr J K Necrorra management. Opening night was postponed to Thursday due to a late troupe, with Saints and Sinners tonight and Camille tomorrow as the engagement closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eas
Sienna Mason
J. K. Necrorra
Camille
Marriage Licenses Issued by Clerk at Orrick Posey Office
Licenses were issued to the following pairs up to date: Louis Pero and Jane Dunn, James E. Curtis and Melmia Williams, Francis Seprer and Josephine Rowe, William Jeffries and Mary Rowe, Henry Springer and Elizabeth Loorch, William Fowler and Millie Washington, William Nelson and Jinnah Welton, George Downen and Demia Coursay, Thomas Showers and Medora Alen, with Geo. W. Curtis, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Orrick
Posey Careter Carr
TATU
Louis Pero
Jane Dunn
James E. Curtis
Melmia Williams
Green Bellew Wand
America Frances
Henry Mental
Sidney Windham
George M. Downen
Demia J. Coursay
Thomas J. Showers
Medora R. Alen
Geo. W. Curtis
Indebted Subscribers Urged to Pay at Fair Grounds
The notice asks delinquent subscribers to bring extra cash to the fair grounds next week to settle accounts. It notes river navigation is ok, snag boats are at the landing, and transport services for fairgoers will run next week from Neau Fran. It mentions visitors from Evansville and asks if federal bulldozing and negro colonization will strangle Indiana in 1880. John Sherman’s offer of $100 is referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kanaasy
Jersey City
N. J
Griffis
Washington
Carl Schurz
Grant
Schurz
Diddle’s Island
Judie Biddle
Black River
N. Y
Epicorn
Sax
Fair Grounds
Evanaville
Indiana
Harmony Banking hours change in 1879 notice
Beginning Monday September 15 1879 the New Harmony Banking Company will observe business hours from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Also an ad promotes Armistead's Tonic for chills and fevers sold by Thrall and Mumford, with thanks to George Green Deputy Auditor and to Varnry Huscanos agent for St Louis papers and Republican copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phrenological Journal
H.5. Drayton
Ben
Europe
Andrew D. White
Cornell University
United States
Germany
Nev
Alexander Clark
Vines
Jleas
Department of Notes
Science and Agriculture
Anawera
S. R. Wells & Co., Publishers
Broadway
New York
New Harmony Banking Company
Armistead
Thrall & Mumford
Varnry Huscanos
St. Louis
Republican
New Harmony News Roundup and Local Notes
The item surveys elections, market mood, and community chatter in New Harmony. Wm Schettler reports wheat thrashing near the village, corn losses from heavy rains are noted, and a fair is anticipated. A local tensorial artist is advertised, while the Harpiste group entertained visitors and managers urged liquor rules enforcement. September 2, 1579.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Cross
Main St
Wm. Schettler
Adama
Transfers of Real Estate for Week Ending September 1 1879
A compilation of twenty two property transfers recorded in Posey and surrounding counties. Listings include buyers such as Nf Hein F H W Kelley Alexander J M Benet and Sheriff Posey Co with various parcel descriptions and total considerations totaling 18171 57 dollars and mortgage obligations of 7365 27 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hein
F. HW. Kelley
York
J.T. Phillips
Alexander
J. M. Benet
Cima
AL. Buckhanon
B. W. Erwin
Poseyville
Sheriff
Posey Co
S. B. Cralley
Owen
Mbt
Vernon
Cceerenee
D.& M. Rosenbaum To A. Rateliffe
J.T. Barter
Gacter
J. W
Ree
Adm'r
Y .Carter
Cerca
A Tang
C. EB. Leonard
Pirat
Reahorn
Aren
Mt. Vernon
D.j.noel Tod
B. Alexander
Revor Co
A.W
Spain
Siolan
J.-F. Weber
A. Templeton
Grigsum
Aempleton
W.D. Netterton
Templeton
A. Hutcheson
Market figures from September 5 1879 listing names
The fragment shows a dated market ledger or notice from September 5 1879 with entries including Market, Mumford, and various coded numbers. No clear event or outcome is readable, suggesting a partial financial or commodity record.
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the Register
Henry Hunsdon
U. S
N. Hlf
EL and
New Harmony Fire Engine and Hook and Ladder Company
WM. Read
Joan W. Miner
M. E
Sunnday
Geo. F. Calaler
B. FE. Adams
Victure
Ford, Owen & Co
Sra
Mary Drickwater
Thrall & Mumford’s
Kress
Nes
Geo. W. Engler
G. W. Engler
Nea
Mary Drinkwater
I. F. Owen & Co
Jyt
IF. Owen & Co
Geo. W. Ingler
Neo
Thrall & Mumford's
Mhlg
St. Nicholas Toy Company
Hi. F. Owen & Co
BK. F. Owen & Co
McSherry
Centennial Commission
Mr. P. Bennett
Evansville
G. W. Warren
Evaneville
News of the
National Board of Health
Weston
Boston
Russia
Persian Gulf
Hoboken
Sherman
Chicago
Senate Committee
Freedmen’s Bank
Miles
Fort Keogh
J. B. Hood
Kate Bender
Kansas
New Mexico
Bishop Granger
Indianapolis
Galveston
Texas
Houston
England
Charleston
S. C
Central Asia
Eix
Mitchell
Oregon
Mississippi
Minnesota
J. S. Pillsbury
Hon. L. P. Blackburn
Kentucky
Wilmington
Del
General Custer
West Point
Posey
Sinver Tuorn
Hivanaville Journal
Enizaneriu Babnrer
Wit. Hayes
Louisville Courier-Journal
Silver
Wun. Hayes
I. 5
Thrau
Seymoor
Henry Brown
Avex
Crunk
Gro. W. Curtis
Nick. Jonst
Geo. S. Green
G. W. Curtis
A.C. Williams
Valentine Fisher
Nicholas Joest
John B. Deig
Daniel W. Dixon
Joxvo Gregory
Samuel Griffin
Aloysus Pfeister
John W. Cartwright
Samuel Gill
Jacob Winternheimer
March Curtiy
John L. Wheeler
Joseph V. Welborn
G.V. Menzies
George Nias
Alex,Ktuk
Anthony Raben
John Walz
John Fisher
Andrew Wasein
James W. Lrench
Thomas Harp
James W. Whitworth
Alex. Crunk
Bond
Lonismen
Lee R. David
Pla
Aureliison
Charles Schutz
Freeo Naas
Altra O.wen
Joseph F. Welborn
John Ll. Wheeler
N. Jorst
John PD. Deitelie
George W. Curtis
Aneustus Selicher
George Naas
VM. Cartwright
A.C. Willinauis
Daniel W. Diron
Juswell Blocklex
Janes W. Whitworth
G. V. Menzies
John B. Gardiner
John Herrmanin
William Louse
Charles
Georg Naas
Cincinnati Daily Inquirer
Malaga
Heal’ & Mumford
Thrall & Muumford’s
Jax. Raun
Fis
The
Evansville Journal
Jooks
Neau
Messrs
F. M. Groves
R. Davis
John Sherman
George 8. Green
Stewartsville
Warmo
Wei
Eve
Rall
Mumford
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