Annual meeting notice and events at the Working Men's Institute
The regular annual meeting of the Working Men's Institute members is set for Wednesday evening October 2 at 7 o'clock. Officers will be elected and business discussed. Pictures and maps will be sold that evening. Also notices about local remedies, county tax totals, club meetings, building remodeling, political commentary, fair tickets, and a speak er visit are included.
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Working Men’s Institute
A. IL Freraceor
Aeges
Er. K. Soren
Knox County Agricultural and Mechanical Association
Vincennes
Owensville
Gibson County
Joan W. Lacey
A. B
Col
G. W. Gorman
Mt. Vernon
Posey
G. W. Julian
Hasercom
Baker
The Fourteenth Posey County Fair Summary
The Fourteenth Annual Posey County Agricultural Society Fair drew large crowds with opening day attendance around 1,500 and daily average near 7,000. Highlights included strong hog displays, Floral Tall showings, balloon ascensions, and competitive races led by Shakespeare, Red Tiger, and Joe Burrell. Community events featured Miss Lizzie Robinson and others winning riding premiums, robust gate receipts, and praise for orderly conduct and band music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posey County Agricultural Society
Gibson County
Pike County
Shakspeare
Tom
Denny
Alice
Belle Lee
Merrimag
Albert Overly
Red Tiger
Honest John
Bay Kate
Postoffice Circulars Tied to Grant Interests
The distributed Blanton Duncan circulars were issued by Postmaster Edmonds and funded by the Administration. They used the franks of Logan Harlan Hay and Pratt and were produced by clerks in the Administration, marking the Louisville Convention as a mere political side show and a fragment of dangerous sentiment in American politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanton Duncan
Postoffice Department
Edmonds
Grant
Washington
Logan
Harlan’s
Hay
Pratt
Franks
Louisville
Mrs Pisey Reopens Corner Restaurant Oyster Supply
Mrs Pisey reopens her Main and Steam Mill corner restaurant and states she will keep a full supply of fresh oysters of the best brand ready all season, served in any style at short notice. She thanks patrons for past favors and hopes for continued support.
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Pisey
Main
Steam Mill Streets
Thresher Burned and Wheat Lost in Farm Fire
A thresher owned by Jonathan Kaur burned on T J Johnson’s farm east of town after sparks from a steam chimney. 300 bushels of wheat belonging to Johnson burned, total loss about 1200 dollars. Also contains partisan letters denouncing radicals and urging Judge Epson vote support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ges
Jonathan Kaur
T. J. Johnson
Contested Maine Editorials and Odd Street Scene Tale
A Kennebec Journal tirade urges Grant amid a Greeley critique while Liberal Republicans attack corruption. A Carmi Times blurb notes a newlywed with straw on his back in the street. A note adds that oxalic acid is best for removing ink stains from hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Brown
Indiana
Union
Henpricks
Grant
Maine
Kennebec Journal
Eas
Carmi Times
T. Bertin
Meeting Notice and Local Advertisements from 1872 Greeley and Brown Club
The Regular Meeting of the Greeley and Brown Club is set for Tuesday evening September 24 1872 at Union Hall. A full attendance is desired. Various notices advertise a live firm SULLIVAN sannits & Co offering market prices for grains and groceries at low prices. Additional items promote a three cent circular from J D Mountfort, remedies for mothers and children, a marriage guide, and drug advertisements with prices and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley and Brown Club
Union Hall
Mount Vernon
Sullivan, Sannits & Co
Sepzyti
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the Register
Walter E. Thrall
Notary Public
New Harmony
Ind
Marchidf
Ernest Dale Owen
An2dhley
Harmony Township
Eugene 8. Thrall
William L. Johnson
Lynn Township
William Wilson
Noatl Kuyrkendoll
Penfold
Merrell
Thrall & Mumford
Ger Merrell
Posey County
Greruey and Brown Club
Get the Odd Fellows
Tavern Streets
Ser
Carn Schurz
Greeley Party
Gar
L. A. Bourke
State Board of Agriculture
Indianapolis
William Grosvenor
Missouri
West
A. D. Owen
Sullivan, Sarris & Co
Sam
T.R. Winorre
Existia Herrine
Eeeee — Sur
Wa. E. Nimtack
THE
NEW Harmony Register
Lillie Ferguson
Annie Ford
Helen Robb
Julian Pritchard
Wyatt Gentry
Pleasant Gentry
W. Robb
Fred Bishop
John Stum
New Harmony Band
James W. Wairworth
Judge Enson
Board of Commissioners
Cincinnati, Rockport and Southwestern Railroad
Zepublican
Sai
Larry Wixton
A. P. Wovey
J. Prerrer
G. W. Thomas
Greeley and
Hendricks and
Cravens
Chappaqua
Evansville Courier
Fas Mesars
Sullivan, Barris & Co
New York
Boston
Sulllivan
Penman
Hecho
gamMessra. Rosenpaum & Bro
Rosenbaum
United States
A. T. Stewart
Treasury
Hoar
Massachusetts
Borie
Navy
General Grant
Andrew Johnson
U. S. Grant
Washington Patriot
Ae saxNo
Judge Epson
United States Senate
O Iver P. Moron
Greeley and Brown
Pes
J. D. Mountfort
BP. O
Washington, D.C
Butts
North Eighth Street
St. Louis
Horror Register
William P. Edson
John Kilbinger
Justice of the Peace
Joshua Cox
Mony
H. and L. Co
New Harmony Fire Engine and Hook and Ladder Company
J.T. Wago
WM. Reed
Cuba
Demerara
New Orleans
SUSU
Thrall & Mumford S
J. R. Hugo
J.R. Hugo
Owen & Lyon
A. Schieber
R. Beste
Neve
Kimball
Garris
N. Frink
Blairsville
Iecs
I Sehnabel
Scherer
J. W. Overton
T.S. Wade
Nelgen
F. Nelgen
F. Wolfinger
Reliente
Anu
R. Winemiller
J. Orth
J. Goetz
D. Utley
N.W
J. L. Weatherford
A. Schieher
W. Lot
Mt Vernon
N. Munsey
Mary E
A. Pentecost
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