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Newspaper

Sullivan Times

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1885

Page

3

Sullivan News Roundup Highlights Local Moves and Guests

Sullivan Ind. reports a flurry of Wednesday to Saturday movements. Residents include Mr. Guthrie Eaton resigning from the road, Miss Allie Hines departing for Pleasantville, and Col Ed Price planning a brief home visit next week. Local business notices promote Fleming and Stewart’s insurance, while Sol Goodman and Miss Enna Rheinstroin visit from Philadelphia.

Enna Rheinstroin Philadelphia, Penn Sol Goodman

Our Store Will Always Be Closed on Sundays

A local retailer announces permanent Sunday closures marking a shift from weekend shopping and inviting customers to plan weekday visits. The notice emphasizes a steady policy change and urges patrons to adjust their routines.

W.A

Ackerman Visitors Return Home From Switz City

Mr and Mrs C Ackerman of Switz City return home this week with their cousin Mrs Kate Sherman after visiting Mrs Ackerman s mother Mrs Louisa Bord ers in town Solon Brokaw fell from a step ladder in a show window injuring a large pinte glass window a new pane has been ordered W Ed Shepherd left for Ansonia Dark county Ohio to manage his brother s hardware stock for several months possibly making Ansonia his permanent home

Sam, R. Engle Ansonia Ohio W. Ed. Shepherd Ackerman Switz City Solon Brokaw Solon Dark County J. W. Ranwarring Id. Vanarshall Ilisha Burris Stark Joe Asbury New Mill Jr. Cummins Sullivan Baptists Hugh Patton Jackson Township Falks Greene County Dan Ring Stutzman Pittsburg Ed. Tattle Champagne County Hinsis John Ford Green Shepherd Eit Everhart Cox Muntry Johnson Hoseas Stiddleberry Shuoh Hugh R. Patten Clay City Harry M. Badders Lie Shelburn Worthington Jasonville Wright Etta Badders Josie Shepherd Dir J.C. Badders Volnie Dr. Thralls

Gasoline Cook Stoves Promoted by Local Dealers

Local dealers Davis Engle & Davis invite all residents to inspect gasoline cook stoves claimed to be far ahead of any on the market. Sale details provided by the firm.

Davis, Engle & Davis

For Sale or Trade Piano Inquiry

For sale or trade a Hallett and Davis piano. It cost seven hundred fifty dollars new and is worth more than any new five hundred dollar instrument. Will be sold for cash or traded for stock bargains. For particulars inquire of Wim Joyce or at this office.

Hallett & Davis Aba Wim. Joyce

Only Showman Presents Tight-Rope Horse Blondin

The text touts W. W. Cole as the sole showman with a twenty foot high tight rope act featuring Blondin the horse. It urges readers to see the big show on Thursday, April 30.

W. W. Cole Blondin

Sullivan County Fair Organizing Meeting and Committee Named

Citizens met at the court house to form a Sullivan County Fair Association with Capt Wilber VanFossen presiding. T J Davidson of Haddon Township was elected chairman and C M Stewart secretary, a nine member drafting committee from each township was appointed to prepare by laws and report April 25 1855. The meeting adjourned with preparations announced for the next session.

Sullivan County Court House Wilber VanFossen T. J. Davidson Haddon Township Davidson C. M. Stewart Capt. VanFossen Jackson Nelson Patten Henry Wallace Carry Tobe Gaskins Richard Smith Fairbanks John Scott Jas. Pounds Turman Thos. Collier Wm. Aledsker Traiashon rev.Goodwin C. P. Riggs Cass Wm. McClellan Wm. Wollinbarger Jefferson John Wisson Alonzo Melowells Haddon Jesse Hadden Wm. McConnell Gill Rh. F. Knotts Thos. Springer T. E. Davinsos CG. AL. Srnwanr

Frail justice and rural politics in a skeptical year

A satirical column notes a lawyer claiming his client is innocent while hinting at a rash of local issues. It mentions Uncle Joe Wolfe’s rheumatism, Gill's Prairie farmers, Mr B W Shepherd, and county commissioners Arnett and Schaffer clashing over narrow gauge use and stock roaming.

Mr. Hultz Alexander Joe Wolfe Gill’s Prairie B. W. Shepherd Shepherd Arnett Schaffer

DeVel Promotes American Sewing Machine In Town

Jas B DeVel is the sole agent for the new American sewing machine urging calls to examine it at the lone brick opposite Waton’s mill on Section street. Mrs T P McBride died Monday night with funeral held Wednesday at 2 pm from the family residence.

Eaton’s Mill Section Street Jas. B. DeVol Biuser I. Eaton Evansville Jas. B. DeVel Ie American Mr. DeVel Waton’s Mill T. P. McBride

Evansville Courier appoints new city editor role

Claude G. DeBruler ends tenure at Terre Haute Express and resumes as Evansville Courier city editor. Rumor says Governor Gray may appoint Mrs. Wilson of Sullivan widow of Henry K. Wilson as Knightstown Home for Soldiers Orphans trustee.

Vincennes Sun Claude G. DeBruler Terre Haute I Express Evansville Courier Gov. Gray Wilson Sullivan Henry K. Wilson Knightstown Home For Soldiers

Easter Services at M. E. Church Next Sabbath

Easter services scheduled at the M E Church next Sabbath begin with a 10:30 sermon by the Pastor on The Resurrection of Christ. Sunday school follows at 12:30 p m and the evening service at 7:15 includes an Easter exercise with songs readings and recitations. All are welcome especially strangers. M S Heavenridge.

G. I. Ireland M. EE Christ M.S. Heavenridge

Ditching Machine Test Impresses Visitors in Vincennes

Dr J R Mantle of Vincennes and Mr A Griffith of Terre Haute witnessed a test of the Mevator Ditching Machine in Newark Ohio on Dr Crowder's farm west of town. Two men with four horses could sink one hundred rods of ditch three feet deep in about ten hours. The Christian Church renovation progresses with church ladies leading the effort aided by brothers. The acoustic improvements, new union set, carpet and fresh paint aim to have the interior ready for spring and summer, with completion expected before next Sunday.

J. Rh. Mantle Vincennes A. Griffith Terre Hante Newark Ohio Wm. Cochran Cass Township Cochran & Son Buell Wim. H. Gambill P. O. Blue Blue

Sam White's Store Promotes Extensive Fresh Stock

Sam White, a druggist, has finished an elaborate paint and papering of his Sullivan store room. His store boasts the largest stock of drugs, fancy and toilet goods, paints, oils, varnishes and wall papers ever brought to Sullivan. Every bolt of wallpaper is brand new in the latest style and offered cheaper than the old style.

Sam White White Sullivan Times

Pittsburg Notes Record Local Happenings and Justice

Delayed Pittsburg column lists new barn and carpentry work, school enrollments, protracted religious meetings, farm activity, and local trades. Legal notices show judgments, sales, guardianship actions, and a Rose Polytechnic Institute claim. Community updates include travel plans, mail route discussions, and a birthday celebration.

Graysville Notes Include Local Visits and Events

Miss Stella Thomas seeks Thornberry school placement as Dr. Sam Wilson helps his mother pack. William Merom visitor Bill McLain bluffed Merom boxers. Four applicants Tom Moore Will Springer Mary Cushman Etta Bicknell sit for exams at the schoolhouse amid ongoing protracted meetings at the Springs. Aunt Lucy Clarke suffers a serious thigh fracture. Uncle Billy Turman, 65, is mentioned.

Stella Thomas Thornberry School Dave Nickerson York Jones Sullivan Sam Wilson Alice Stella Burnett M. FE. Church Satuday Lucy Clarke Billy Turman

Buell Native Builds Home. Coal Shaft Resumes at Lyonton

Sylvester Gambill of Cass builds a new house in Buell while the Lyonton coal shaft resumes operations. Notices mention visits by Mrs. Knight to Willow Hill and Mrs. Geo Briggs from Sullivan. Robert Bledsoe from Hooversville trips to Buell and meets postmaster Geo W Bussey who is recovering from a broken collar bone. Josiah Gambill and wife visit relatives. Jode Rains moves toward Wilkes farm. rumor says Thomas resigns as Lyonton shaft engineer.

Sylvester Gambill Buell Lyonton M. W. Knight Willow Hill Geo. W. Briggs Sullivan Cass Township Robert Bledsoe Hooversville Greene County Geo. W. Bussey Josiah B. Gambill Jackson Township Jode Rains Palmer's Prairie Wilkes Thomas

Carlisle items note visitors and meetings in town

Last week in Carlisle Indiana saw visits by Miss Fannie Peyton and Mrs Gussie Smith among others. Rev J M Baxter arrived to spend days with friends while Rev Linn to begin Presbyterian meetings April 3. M E Church meeting closed with about one hundred new members and over three hundred total accessions since Rev Watson’s Carlisle circuit assignment.

Alrn Ei. W. Akin Cincinnati Fannie Peyton Paxton Carlisle Eula Tansy McCutcheonville Ind C. W. Speake Antelope Valley John S’, Hays Willie Gussie Smith Ae Jones Chicago J. N. Young Ella Latshaw Oaktown John Johnson Palestine Sarah Cloud Evansville Sarah Akin J. M. Baxter Shoals Sr. Linn Presbyterian Church Linn M. I Watson

Circuit Court Proceedings Two Weeks Ended March 28 1885

Proceedings list civil docket actions including Amanda Carty vs Almarena Wood sale confirmation and reinstate leave, Jas A Alexander vs David Harter partition, John Rogers vs Sarah J Wilson sale ordered, Christopher Baker guardian docket stricken, Sewell Coulson et al on account dismissed, Artemus Harrington vs Elijah Blue affidavit for stay, James P Walls vs Isaac Arnett to proceed.

Circuit Court Amanda Carty Almarena Wood Jas. A. Alexander David Harter John Rogers Sarah J. Wilson Christopher Baker Harrison Jewell Guardian Sewell Coulson Et al Bloomfield R. RB. C O Artemus G. Harrington Elijah T. Blue James P. Walls Isaac Arnett

The Aportal Plow Praised for Durability and Design

The advertisement extolls the Aportar plow as durable economical and desirable. Arguments cover correct principles perfect implement two or three horse use soil adaptability and interchangeable parts with easy field repairs. It claims long life and simple maintenance and invites trial with a money back offer through Davis Engle & Davis.

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the Times Cole Ernest Kalley & Holmes C. E. Barrett Indianapolis W. H. Cain J. 5. Bays, Esq Terre Haute Mr. Join Glass Mr. Guthrie Eaton P. E. Thurman Col Ed. Price David Chapman Curry & Curry Charles Tickenor Billa Hereford A. M. Knotts Geo Hughes P. H. Blue Barney Koltinsky Lewisville, Ky Allie ‘Hines Pleasantville Miss May Riggs Mrs Tom Whitman U. S L. Stewart’s Sons Marshal BR. Lucas John Q Burbank Cleanfield Mapie and Kalley York, Ill D. C. Chaney Tia Crawford J. J Nelse Wilkey No. 7 Southside Cols Adton G. Cavins Bloomfield Miles & Crowder TL. Stewart Myr. Porter Burks Kansas W. H. Grifin Mrv J. &. Bays Berry Freelandsville O. Pickins Spencer Owen County Bea. Davis Kingsley Chapel J. B. Mann Fred Briggs Northside R. H. Catlin L. Stewart Fred Briges J. S. Russell C. E. Crawley J. P. Draper Mart Farley Iva Silvers Fannie Burnett Terre Alaute J. F. Hoke Matt Parke Geo. Hoke Pleasant’ Run Bedford Pleasant Ruin I. Stewart's Sons Cheriff Berry Lola Garrett van Deusen Michigan City South Court Street Old Phoenix Hartford Wm. Wilkins John and Jerry Watson John Bays Wilson House Jennie ‘Thornhill BE. H.C. Cavins California Sirs. Ayers Mrs. Col. Young Harris Street T. J. Wolfe Armon Snider Continental Wes Mayfield Allen C. L. Davis Luna Bierce Grace Burks Jas W. AL. Burks M. E Russell & Glass Charles Mayfield State and Wall Streets Sullivan Ind Col Oe H. Sharples Ransom W. Reid Francis A. Reid Nathan Wills Ellen Wesley Albert Boyle Sarah I. Pach Squire Stuck Nancy Stuck Francis M. Brown Mary Kings Joseph Bell AcCammon & Wolfe Bell AbClanahan & Brehow Morris Crowder Street A. A. You Sullivan John ‘i. Beasley Cora Hoke Resell & Glass Beasley Miss Hoke Rico Ararlorn Wole'eg C.O RED Front Westside Joe Prad Joe Graysville Galathuimpian Club Nema Strator Mary EE. Shepherd Bell Danner Et al Sullivan County Bank Aaron W. Springer Tarlton Hawkins Et al Jas. W. Palmer Winfield S. Curry Wm. J. Curry E. D. Wambaugh Millard Baker Sarah Ek. Hays John Bledsoe Scott Morris Boyle H. Ladd Sarah Ek Need John Yepton Michael Borders John Boles Putman Melsissick John Mi.umphreys MeKissick Humphreys J. ©. Briggs Admir John W. Harlan Wm. M. Weir Hannah B. Smith Thomas Douthit Rebecca Wells Horrison A. Booker Mary Bowen Sarah A. Lanham John Lanham Nathan Thomas Wm Joyce B.S. Wolfe Eitan Life Insurance Co Mary FE Shepherd Et al Rose Polytechnic Institute Mary i. Shepherd Et al Henry Ward Beecher Charles Beecher Edward Beecher Brooklyn William Treary Beecher Honere Street Beecher Ace Air. C. L. Wetmore Thompson & Wetmore Th Ave Weetmore Fifth Avenue Eccentreman Tam Mia. Wetmore Rr Aad Tet Mss Nery Graysville W.G. Young & CO Sulleivan, Ind Fox Gale Nolce State OF Indiana County OF Sullivan Circuit Court Beasley & Williams Mary A. Abby Wesler Coffman Mariette Coffman John W. Rose Rogers Nevion Thomas J. Mann Ance Company John Giles Samuel K. Ilamill Saprit Beasley &Williams, Attys Sulrivan Tigatoa Els Railroad Springfield Erfingham South Astern Indiana & Kusis Southern Bloomfield R. R
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