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Newspaper

New Harmony Register

Location

New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1890

Page

8

Local notices and ads mix with political notes and theater praise

A collage of daily temperature hints, tonic remedies, political calls to organize strict election enforcement, a murder sentencing, pigeon shoot results, a farmer audience with a secretary of state candidate, and Grace Golden's rising success as Clairette in Madame Angot's Daughter.

New York Miss Grace Golden Clairette Madame Angot Aronson Opera Co Casino Miss Golden

Posey County Fair Ends With Notable Crowds and Awards

The 32d Posey County Agricultural Society fair closed last Friday in New Harmony after a week of delightful weather and large crowds. Exhibits in floral hall and machinery hall were strong, the children's work impressed, and Dr Blue Mountain Joe drew big crowds with balloon ascensions and parachute jumps. Gate receipts rose by about 1500 dollars from last year, the beer stand brought around 1400, and the overall fair netted around 1000 dollars for the society. The event featured numerous bands, races, and premium awards with many locals and visitors in attendance. The river level was falling through the week.

Posey County Agricultural Society New Harmony Blue Mountain Joe Booth Hvanaville Mt. Vernon Agricultural Society Gilmore Wm. Wade Hartmann Cora Riggs L. Hamilton P. Lichtenberger Frank Scheffer Ed Geotry Ida Bailey Mattie Henson John Sanders

Average tariffs and mortgage figures for Posey County

Data from the Democratic Times reports averaged tariff at 24.61 percent and average corn and wheat export values at 72.8 cents and 1.36 dollars per bushel. Real estate mortgages over ten years total 963,881 dollars, chattel mortgages 113,622 dollars, combined 1,076,953 dollars. Mortgage indebtedness per head stands at 85.81 dollars, with chattel per head 39.09 dollars.

Average tariff and export values cited in Republican Times

The 1880s Republican Times notes official figures: average tariff 44.26 percent, corn export value 59.9 cents, wheat export value $1.01 per bushel, and mortgage totals for 10 years and 1 year. Totals include chattel mortgages 1.094 million and 4.697 million overall, with 1889 figures from county records and Treasury sources. J. W. Arar leads the report.

Evans U.S. Treasury Department Recorders Office J. W. Arar

Local residents travel for education and family matters

Miss Tamar Althouse Miss Mary Husband and Fred Truscott went to Bloomington for State university events. Mrs H Beal visited Evansville after her grandson Walter Babcock died. Mrs Crouch and Miss Bertha went home to California. Various residents attended fairs, schools, or returned home in Kentucky Illinois Ohio and Michigan.

Tamar Althouse Mary Husband Fred Truscott Bloomington The State University Roea Bennett Stephensport John Corbin, Jr Ann Arbor Mich Juliette Mary Menzies Mt. Vernon A. Armstrong Memphis A.G. Holcomb Ernie Wilson Chicago Eliza Wheatcroft Grayville Percy Bennett Illinois Laura Corbin Knoxville A.H Fretageot Cincinnati EK. V. Johnson Lena Elliott Albion Henry Brown Evansville H. B. Fitton St. Louis

Republican Griffin man voices principle at district convention

Thos. Cummings of Griffin spoke in town last Saturday about the district convention. He criticizes the Mugwomp Republicans and says he remains a Republican from principle, not for offices. He urges Mt. Vernon managers of the Independents to consult him for possible disadvantage.

Thos. Cummings Griffin Tom Mt. Vernon Independents Republican

Escape Narrowly Rescues Mrs J H Johnson from Runaway

Mrs J H Johnson had a near miss on the lower road south of town when her horse bolted after turkeys blocked the way. She stepped down, tethered the horse to a fence, and shooed the birds away. The horse then broke its fastenings and ran, causing little damage.

J. H. Johnson

A Curiosity A Hummingbird Nest Noted

G. L. Beal records a unusual hummingbird nest built of moss and lichen on a twig lined with spider-web. The hollow measures about an inch across and a quarter of an inch deep, a common local sight but rarely noticed for its peculiar construction.

G. L. Beal

Reform pledge and sheriff candidate stance urged

The Mt. Vernon Sun reports the Republican sheriff candidate claims no drinking in three years and the paper supports Ed Highman’s reelection to expose the candidate to reform temptations.

Mt. Vernon Ed Highman

Town Council Minutes Note Regular Session Actions

The town council met in regular session last Tuesday with Col. Duc los Rawlings Mann Trethewey present. President Rawlings called meeting to order, prior minutes read and approved. Claims allowed for A Baldwin and Son pump work $2 and New Harmony Register publishing Ordinance No 28 $3. Board adjourned.

Col. Duclos O. Rawlings Hienry Mann W. C. Trethewey Rawlings A. Baldwin & Son New Harmony Register

Sudden Death of Capt Joe Heck Near Township

Capt Joe Heck a former local resident now living in Illinois traveled to attend the fair. He died suddenly at his son-in-law Byron Jackson's residence three miles south of town while waiting for his son to cross the river to take him home. He was 72 and highly regarded by neighbors.

Joe Heck Illinois Byron Jackson Mr. Heck

Oysters From Port Lincoln At Christmas Banquet

The biggest edible oysters in the world are found at Port Lincoln Australia. They grow as large as a dinner plate and share a similar shape. The X. X.O. V. is negotiating to import several dozen of these giant bivalves for the next Christmas banquet.

Port Lincoln Australia

Driving Association Forming in County After Fair

The county fair boosted local interest in horse driving, spurring talks to form a driving association that may soon take definite shape as citizens rally around faster horses in the area.

Des Moines Man Credits Remedy For Chronic Diarrhea Cure

Mr. B F Thompson of Des Moines Iowa describes chronic diarrhea lasting years and credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with prompt relief and permanent cure after using the product. He notes it works for him and his family and is sold by W V Wiley and Co.

Cart W. A. Aner Messas Percival & Hatton Des Moines Chamberlain W.W. Wiley & Co B F. Thompson W V. Wiley & Co

Be In Time Undershirts and Socks Offered by Henry Brown

Henry Brown the Clothier announces new fall and winter under wear and socks in woolen fabrics for all sizes. Call to view before mailing from home to save money.

Henry Brown

Hats for Men and Boys at Henry Brown Clothier

New stock of stiff hats in latest fall and winter styles at low prices. Also a large assortment of soft hats in all styles and shapes for men and boys at Henry Brown the Clothier.

Henry Brown Clothier's Henry BY Brown East Main Street New Harmony Ind

Henry Brown Clothier Showcases Shirts and FlannelLines

The latest white dress shirts from Collara and Cuffe alongside fine flannel shirts are now on display at Henry Brown, the clothier, inviting customers to view the new assortment.

Henry Brown

Boots and Shoes at H. Brown the Clothier

H. Brown the Clothier invites customers to inspect an immense stock of boots and shoes and promises satisfaction. The notice also highlights new neckwear novelties and urges a visit to view the latest fashions.

H. Brown

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New Harmony ,Indiana Ford & Bennett Shiloh T. Mumford Croup Sutton T. Mumford, Jr Eiza Wrenn Winn Trainor Poseyville Winn Wiley John Smith Cliff Wiley G. W. Elder P. P. Bennett W. A. Hammett P. W. Lieuren Bercer Ciaupe Matruzas Philadelphia W.D. Cronk Peter Weber Davin Turpik U.S Indiana Thrall Opera House Turpie Congress Jim Home Bros Posey County Democratic Times Republican Times Frank Fretageot Medical College Will Emerson Thomas Mumford, AR Thrall & Mum NEW Elarmony, Mnd Mammoth Drug-Store A Wvd Bazar Driving Association David Turpie Kate M. Vandegrift Arthur Cransfield A. D. Jones Seventh Street N. W Washington, D. C U.S. Patent Office Brown the Clothier Henry Hunsdon Notary Public & Conveyancer U.S. Pension Claim Commercial Attorney Office Fresa Ford & Bennett's State OF Indiana Wm. P. Ford Harmony Township Daniel Neal Lou. Halsted Lou Halsted FIDE Heckmann W. W. Robb E. W. Nash W. W. Robb & CO Postoffice
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