Working Men's Institute Annual Meeting Notice 1871
The regular annual meeting of the Working Men's Institute will be held on Tuesday evening October 3 1871. Officers will be elected and other important business transacted. Members urged to attend. C Lichtenberger Secretary. Also notices on local ads and miscellaneous items including political snippets and notices about Hall's Sicilian Hair Renewer and a railroad disaster reaction.
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Working Men’s Institute
Lichtenberger
Sec
Incorporation debate and regional notices in Evansville region
A town incorporation vote is urged with caution about taxes and public services. The piece discusses school, streets, and duties of officers, plus a notice of new Census and Patent Laws touted by Munn & Co. It cites Democratic editorial stance on candidates, weathering storms near Vincennes, and an Evansville Courier joke on Charlie Hatt seeking an elephant.
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Munn & Co
Scientific American
New York
Somz
Ham Sream
Evansville
Vincennes
Courier Office
Henry Haney
Charlie Hatt
Evanaville Courier
New Harmony
Courier
The Light in the East religious work reviewed
A detailed notice praises The Light in the East from National Publishing Co. Cincinnati as a comprehensive 850 page octavo with 200 engravings. It covers Life of Christ, patriarchs, apostles, Jews, sects, and world Christian history, aiming to guide readers with plain truths and broad usefulness for families and youth.
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National Publishing Co
Cincinnati
England
America
Christ
John Fleetwood
Fleetwood
James A. Kitching
Demorest’s publications attract youth with prizes and clubs
The item promotes Demorest’s Mentury and Demorest’s Young America for October offering cash prizes for youth and free specimens. H. N. F. Lewis advertises College World claims and Chicago address. Subscriptions in 1872 feature premiums and club inducements with Demorest’s at 838 Broadway New York.
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Pumenon Locical
William Clafflin
Massachusetts
China
Dashes
Alice
Phebe Cary
Alexander H. Stephens
R. Wells
New York
Lewis
College World
H. N. F. Lewis
Chicago
Illinois
Demorest
Broadway
Young America
N.Y
Patents Issued to Indiana Inventors Week Ending Sept 19 1871
The United States Patent Office issued a list of patents to Indiana inventors for the week ending September 19 1871. Names include H Charens Union City for a lathe D Munson Indianapolis for a lightning rod W H Downs Jeffersonville for a bed and table fan M Kremser Indianapolis for a metal planing machine J Lehmer Lima for a wind mill W J Oxer Williamsport for a harvester cutter W A Pugh Rushville et al for railroad cattle gate and W H Tucker Indianapolis for an alarm clock for bills.
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United States Patent Office
Indiana
Messrs
Cox & Cox
Solicitors of Patents
Washington
D.C
H. Charens
Union City
D. Munson
Indianapolis
W. H. Downs
Jeffersonville
M. Kremser
J. Lehmer
Lima
Transfers of Real Estate End Sept 25 1871
Real estate transfers listed for weeks ending September 25 1871 show numerous deeds and parcels in Owen's Mt. Vernon Stewartsville and surrounding areas. Buyers include Mutz &ener P. Broyles J. B. Wallace Finch Fuhrer R. L. Redman Welborn Barter Duckworth Denny Grebe Netterton Neal Wade Overton Leunig Homer Nappert Fitzgerald Duclos and others with prices ranging from 1000 to 5000 dollars for various lots and fractions.
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BR. D. Owen
Mutz &Ener
Owen
Mt. Vernon
P. Broyles
H. Broyles
J. B. Wallace
J. B. Vanzant
W. W
Ccs
Finch
R. McReynolds
J. Nelgen
J. Fox
B. Slocomb
J. G. Robinson
L. Fuhrer
M. Fuhrer
Williame
R. L. Redman
T. W. Neal
J. F. Welborn
A. Reiken
M. H. Barter
H. Stripe
Block 23
J. K. Duckworth
E. M. McCallum
N. Lota
D. Denny
J. A. Nigg
J.U. Rige
N. E
New Harmony
N. G. Netterton
W. Dunn
Kimbal
J. Rete
A. J. Phillips
M.S. Wade
T. H. Wade
Allen & Hutson
Posey County
J. A. Cooper
V. Overton
Breele
C. Leunig
Ed. Homer
Adm
Mary Francis
Ssceesees Sessessee Eeseesees
G. Nappert
Frances Smith
Goleb
Cnn Enveaeee Cennenans
R. Viets
S. Fitzgerald
Albright
B. Slocumb
J.C. Duclos
Fitzgerald
J. Pfeffer
Lawrence
Block 11
J. Cooper, Sr
Benson
A. Benson
J. L. Murphy
Pentecost
Tt. PLC
Cloud Invigorating Cordial Delivers Relief for Debilitated Daughters
A March 15 1870 letter from WuHarron Morais of MilLespare Centre Co Penn praises Cloud Aikin Co for Invigorating Cordial. He notes high express charges yet relief for two daughters once deemed general debility and scrofula. Morais cites W H Watson Tennessee and Thrall Mumford New Harmony as sellers.
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W. H. Watson
Tenn
WuHarron Morais
Thrall & Mumford
New Harmony
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the Register
L. A. Burke
Jerusalem
Louisville
Butuerr
say-Messrs. Kiant & Davis
F. W. Lichtenercer
Georgia
Ow Sey Bren
BuTier
A. A. Hayes
M. D
State Assayor
Hall
Norwich Bulletin
Bethel
Eas
Indianapolis Nes
Joan H. Houxipay
Richard J. Baiant
State Sentinel
Briant
Marion County
Ispack, Haaseelman, Monton & Co
Evansville Journal
Amona
Herndon
South America
Andes
Atlantic
Ayer
Lowell
I'remont
Sorrock
Boorr
Sentinel
Liberty
Literary Notices
Woony
Houstworp
Greeley
Parton
Beecher
Gail Hamilton
Wood & Co
Newburgh
N. Y
Eastagg
Mary Theresa Hart
Conservatory
Prang
S. Wood & Co
John E. Miller
Ilinois
Peters’ Musical Monthly
J. L. Peters
L. Penman
Posey County Agricultural Society
Erarenene
Crethen
Galbraith
John Sameeren Seeecae
Wilsey
Toom
A. T. Smith
W. II, Smith
D. G. Hudson
A. T. Smith & CO
Kentucky
Tennessee
Main Street
Third
Pest
J. R. Hugo
Rachel Hugo
James FH. Laird
Public Square
Mount Vernon
NEW Harmony Marble Works
J. W. Miller
Dynaler
LSO
Geasshop
Frank Bolton
J.D. Jones
A. Lichtenberger & Co
Agle” Whisky
Gall
Thralil & Mumford's
Col
John Hay
Joe
Thrall & Mumford’s
Joseph Pisely
Je John R. Hugo
Dee
John R. Hugo
Thrall
Mumford
Howard Association
Box P
Philadelphia
Pasody
W.E. Thrall
Notary Public
Ind
N.A.F.E
L.ca
New Harmony Fire Engine and Hook and Ladder Company
W. Baldwin, Jr
J. T.huao
Sec’y
State OF Indiana
Harriet R. Williamson
George Williamson
Common Pleas Court
State of
WM. Nelson
J. H. Larro
Wales
Harmony
WM. Carr
John A. Althouse
Millstone
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