Local Notaries and Jewelry Offerings in New Harmony
L Pelham, insurance agent and notary public, handles estate administration and records on behalf of New Harmony, while Walter E Thrall offers notary services for deeds mortgages and powers of attorney. A Krant & Son showcase features 18 carat gold jewelry and accessories, and W F Gray advertises clocks including Elgin watches for sale next to the Postoffice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hunsdon
Notary Public
New Harmony, Inc
Office of
Walter E. Thrall
New Harmony
W. F. Gray
Postoffice
Elgin Watch
New Harmony Society Set for Final Club Meeting
The New Harmony Literary Society requests members to meet at the club-room over Working Men's Institute on Sunday September 12 1875 at 2 PM to help remove club property. Members in arrears are urged to pay dues to the Secretary.
Visit to Boston and Charlestown Monuments in 1875
Lovise Pretageor recounts a week in Boston and Charlestown visiting the Bunker Hill Monument Navy Yard and ships, Mount Auburn Cemetery, Harvard University, the Washington Elm, Fanueil Hall, Quinzy Market, museums and libraries, with reflections on the beautiful views and warm hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee-land
Gardner
Mass
Broth
State House
Bunker Hill Monument
Charlestown
Soldiers’ Monument
Fitchburg
Warren
Navy Yard
Naval Museum
Boston
Natural History Rooms
Mr. Sampson
Bates
Joshua Bates
Fanueil
Fanueil Hall
United States
Farneil Hall
Cradle of Liberty
Washington
Stuart
Peter Farneil
Healey
Picure
Webster
Hayne
Massachusetts
The
Union
Washington Street
Cornhill
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Cambridge
Harvard University
America
College Grounds
H. W. Longfellow
Mount Auburn
Charles Sumner
Boston Museum
Register
Venice
Lovise Fi. Pretageor
Cottage Dining Hall Opens At Fair With Full Menu
The Cottage Dining Hall will operate at the fair next week with good cooks and polite waiters. Poultry and all market offerings will be served in style to satisfy the hungry. Attendees can dine on substantial and luxury items at tables in the Cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sui
Admission Results From Last Week's High School Entrance
Twenty seven pupils were examined for admission into the High School during the past week. Twenty three were admitted and four failed to reach the required standard.
Frame Addition Auction At Working Men's Institute
An auction will sell the frame addition to the east end of the Working Men's Institute today at 1 PM. Terms are cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sax
Working Men's Institute
Obituary for Mrs. Mary A. Davis
The obituary notes the sudden death of Mrs. Mary A. Davis born December 17, 1825 in Thompson Maine. She died September 8 after a period of illness, leaving husband and nephew H. T. Wilson. Her funeral was held at 5 p.m. Thursday and she was buried in the cemetery, with plans to move her remains to her old home later in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Davis
H. T. Wilson
Davis
Thompson
Maine
Ballow's Magazine Offers Sea Tales and Juvenile Adventures
The October issue features thirty varied articles and illustrations from Thames & Talbot. Highlights include Cobbing the Cook by W. H. Macy who writes by a self invention device despite blindness, plus several stories such as My two Loves and The Fatal Glove. Also advertised are the hair care pamphlet by Hall's and Ayer's Ague Cure, with notes on price and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ser Ballow
Cobbing the Cook
W. H. Macy
Mr. Macy
Chatsworth
Jim
Tom
Mademoiselle Sylphina
Little Bennie
Thames & Talbot
Hawley Street
Boston
R. P. Hall & Co
Nashua
N. H
Hall
Journal & Statesman
Wilmington
Del
Ayer
Coryie
Charleston
Elderly Woman Struck by Horse and Buggy in Evansville
Mrs. Fischer, 91, was knocked down and run over last Wednesday by a horse and buggy driven by Mr. B. W. Sarn, a visiting stranger. She suffered a shoulder dislocation but is reportedly doing well. The incident was described as purely accidental with sorrow shared by Mr. Sarn. In town news, a city editor from a leading Evansville daily is summering in New Harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fischer
B. W. Sarn
Smrri
The
Register
Evansville
New Harmony
Vernon Democrat
Geo. A. Wilcox
Couldock
Mark Smith
Grayville Independent
Conners S. Hatt
West Point
Mr. Hatt
Democrat
Independent
State Geologist to Lead Posey County Survey Next Summer
Prof. EH T. Cox, State Geologist, after visiting relatives here, returned to Indianapolis with his family last Wednesday. He indicated a probable official Posey County survey next summer and anticipates rich discoveries in this garden county of the State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cas
EH. T. Cox
Indianapolis
Owen & Co. to Exhibit at Fair Harvester and Self Binder
We understand that the Implement and Hardware house of E. F. Owen & Co. will have an exhibition at the Fair Harvester and Self Binder in actual operation delivering the grain ready for shocking. This should and doubtless will bring many spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Owen & Co
Grayville newspaper letters debate on Barnum space and subscriptions
The editor comments that Barnum avoided two columns of space in the Register and Independent files. confusion over which paper is involved. The note ends urging readers to subscribe for the Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinsdale
N. H
United States
Ras
Grayville
Barnum
Register
Independent
Garden City plows win field trial near St Louis
Four leading plows competed with Hapgood Simplicity Hughes and Garden City. Garden City plow produced two inches more ground per furrow, turning a three fourths inch less share than Hughes. Seven Garden City plows sold on site. full trial details at B F Owen Co store. Sept near Dr Reese will visit New Harmony fair. dentist services at Randolph House. A Cornwall farmer's love letter to Mrs Hole cites endless kissing and harvest imagery. Pittsfield resident claims separate heavens for men and women due to male female troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Furst & Bradley
Garden City
Hapgood
Hughes
Jarden City
B. F. Owen & Co
D.F. Reese
New Harmony
Randolph House
Inventions. Patents Issued to Indiana Inventors Week Ending Sept 4 1875
List of patents granted by the U S Patent Office to Indiana inventors for the week ending Sept 4 1875. Vehicles spring III credited to Jeffrey Seymour counterbalancing millstone II to Klenker mann Dillsborough soap slabbing machine J Ralston Indianapolis augur for flour packer S Taggert Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Patent Office
Indiana
Messrs
Cox & Cox
Transfers of Real Estate in Mt Vernon
A historical record lists twenty real estate transfers for Mt Vernon ending September 6, 1875. Buyers include C A Parke, J Grumley, E M Spencer, Al Crank, Buckhaven, O C Terry, Larkin, Brooks, and others. Total consideration amounts to 29 900 00 with multiple lot and parcel descriptions across Mt Vernon and New Harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
C. A. Parke
BR. Owen
New Harmony
R. Owen
J. Grumley
C. Cere
W. Lse
N. W
Asda Vaarsreete
S. W
E. M. Spencer
J. Jenkins
Crank Et al
J. A. Miller
Buckhaven
Welborn & Crunk
Owen
T. B. Larkin
L. Belling
Ford & Fitton
T. Miller
M. F. Fitton
N. Ebls
Neres
el Township
Part
N. E
Tees
Brooks
J. I. Brooks
J. Gooden
KE. Laniels
Lowry & Larkin
Mt. Ver
J.B. Peebles
Cobb & Malott
J. W. Hughes
E. S. Brookem
A. J. Joiner
R. L. Sullivan
A.D. Owen
Lois B. Alldredge
B.anel
S. & J. Af. Overton
Bethta
LAO Aeres
N.W
FLA
Pentecost
RL PLC
Price List of Farm Goods and Provisions
A historical ledger style listing multiple commodities with unit prices and quantities including flour wheat corn corn meal chickens eggs butter lard ham shoulders sides coffee sugar molasses feathers rags tallow hides slide green lard oil linseed oil coal oil turpentine vinegar whiskey potatoes apples dried peaches dried beans tea and more with varied per unit costs and totals showing farm supply market activity.
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Jed
J. Krant & Son
Pennsylvania
New Gooda
Thrall & Mumford
S. Tf Ser
L. A. Burke
Sar
Hunza Schnel
E. T. Cox
Kor
Cincinnati
Louisville
Thrall & Mumford’s. Tf
Thrall & Mumford’s
Thrall & Mumford's
W. F. Prirciam
Albion
Connecticut
Kentucky
California
Ohio
Fair Grounds
Register Office
Sam
New Harmony Register
Wilcox
N. H. Thespians
Qoctoroon
John Martyne
Cornwall
Thomasina Hole
Pittsfield
Uhrall
Mumford
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