Times Local Notices and Community Lumber
Sullivan locals report court house meeting of Democratic Central Committee on April 17 1886 at 1 pm for delegate convention and other business. notices list church services births visits and numerous town visits with names and places including Sullivan Terre Haute Pleasantville Bloomington and Jackson township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Central Committee
Court House
Sullivan
Recorder's Office
Indiana
Board of Trustees
Jefferson Abell
W. Ib. Stark
Sullivan notices and social doings highlight spring
Sullivan community pages report visits by Mr. R S Walker of Oaktown and others, church excursions to Chicago, entertainments by Two Dans Comedy Co and Three Emerald Gems, local shop promotions, and arrivals of visitors from Evansville Terre Haute and Vincennes.
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Two
Dans Comedy Co
Opera
House
Barrett Announces Personal Loan Rates
Cras E Barrett states loan terms with interest rates of 7 percent for under $1000 63 percent for $1000 to $2000 and 6 percent for amounts over $2000.
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Cras. E. Barrett
Unclaimed Letters Forwarded to Dead Letter Office
The following letters remain unclaimed at the postoffice and will be sent to the Deadsletter office if not claimed within thirty days: Mrs. E. A. Garlock, Leonard Headly, Ida May Hunt, H. L. Lake, Frank Mason, Mrs. Zand Miller, John Meelser, Miles L. Miller, Mane Miller, R. L. Pierson, Messrs. Poland and Powers, F. N. Shepherd, William E. Williams.
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Deadsletter
E. A. Garlock
Leonard Headly
Ida May Hunt
H. L. Lake
Frank Mason
Zand Miller
John Meelser
Miles L. Miller
Mane Miller
R. L. Pierson
Messrs. Poland and Powers
F. N. Shepherd
William E. Williams
Lecture by Rev Hobbs at Methodist Church on Bible Reading
Rev M M C Hobbs will lecture at the Methodist church Monday evening the 19th on Bible reading. The talk assists Sabbath school members reading through the Bible and aims to benefit all listeners. He is a scholar and entertaining speaker. All are invited. no admission charge.
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Hamilton
Davis, Engle & Davis
Farmersburg Circuit
Ebenezer Church
M. M. C. Hobbs
Methodist Church
M. FE
Local Notes and Social Roundup from Paxton
Paxton briefs report Walters visiting Sullivan on Tuesday and Lawyer Hultz in town last week. News mentions spring sun, courting rumors, Harry Stipes of Knox county on business, Josie Hammock of Freelandsville visiting, Alonzo Cartinhour’s wife traveling to Kentucky for her mother’s funeral, and Rush L. Davis marrying Marie Willard of Gill last Wednesday. Juno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters
Sullivan
Hultz
Harry Stipes
Knox County
Josie Hammock
Freelandsville
Alonzo Cartinhour
Kentucky
Rush L. Davis
Marie Willard
Gill
Juno
Graysville Community Notes Include New Milliner Store
Dr McCrory visited Hutsonville last Saturday and Graysville reports quiet election. Miss Dorsey opened a milliner shop, Miss Etta Pugh resumed teaching, Miss Emma Yager began Springs teaching, Jesse Pinkston moved his barber shop to Dr Cushman’s office, Assessor Gray and Constable Norris pleased with election results, wheat looks better than expected, R Ransford moved to former Turman farm, Uncle Jakie Houpt and Tommy Alsop improving. Nemo.
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McCrory
Hutsonville
Jakie Houpt
Tommy Alsop
Dorsey
Etta Pugh
Emma Yager
R. Ransford
Charles Turman
Assessor Gray
Constable Norris
Graysville
Jesse Pinkston
Dr. Cushman
Community Notes from Jackson Township Amid Various Updates
Uncle Mike Zink shows slow improv ement while Mrs J H Mahan remains steady. One of Henry Zimmerman’s sons suffers rheumatic trouble. Mrs Dr Plew has improved after illness. Mrs Willard Free of Newbury Greene county visits her mother. Dr Thralls and Jnc Vanarshall boast checker skill and challenge local rivals. Cora Manwarring of Champaign county visits. No. 10 school enrollment remains high. Laura Everhart will teach next winter. Botts recounts pocket-book salvage by Solayman who proves honest in politics. Rev Allan of Terre Haute to fill Baptist pastorate. he preaches at Baptist and Bethel. Mrs Caroline Branson residence burned last Thursday. most contents saved with some insurance.
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Willard Free
Gilman
Newbury
Greene County
Thralls
Jnc. Vanarshall
Jackson Township
Cora
Benj. Manwarring
Champaign County
Tils
Laura Everhart
Patton
F. M. Botts
Solayman
Sol
Allan
Terre Haute
Liston
Baptist Church
Bethel
Caroline Branson
Strabor
Circuit Court Proceedings Week Ending April 10 1886
The record lists cases from the Vigo circuit court including State vs Jas M Kennedy and State vs John W Bedwell with continuances. George Angel pleaded guilty to selling without license and was fined 20 dollars plus costs. Other matters cover rioting bonds, appeals, guardianship sales, partition reports, repliven, and a bond judgment of 294.69 dollars for John W Patton as treasurer.
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Circuit Court
State
Jas. M. Kennedy
John W. Bedwell
George Angel
John Tague
Mathias Yingling
Benjamin
Phillip
Joseph Dennon
Tague
Yingling
Dennon
Jacob H. Miller
Lewis Saucer
J. W. Shelton
Hattie Saunders
J. H. Kalley
Guardian
I. H. Kalley
Admr
Juliett M. Crowder
John T. McCammon
W. H. Cowder
Elizabeth Hail
Wm. A. Hail
Rogers
Briggs
Thos. K. Cushman
L. H. Willis
Hon. J
Bays
John W. Patton
Erastus French Et al
Gladstone Leads Home Rule Debate in Britain and America
The essay notes the shift toward Irish self rule in Britain and America, praising Gladstone as the era’s premier statesman. It contrasts British and American parliamentary practices, describing hatting, seating, session hours, and strict visitor controls in the Lords and Commons.
Knight of Labor Leader Stirring a Strike and Other 19th Century Notices
Martin Irons of St Louis led a Knights of Labor strike against the Missouri Pacific led by Hoxie. The piece also profiles William Forster Buckshot Forster and details Col Thomas Ruger’s nomination to a high post after Gen Terry's vacancy. It covers Irish politics and biographies.
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Martin Irons
Knights of Labor
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Gould
Irons
Hoxie
Ben
New Orleans
Martin
Terry
Thomas H. Ruger
Ruger
New York
West Point
Wisconsin
QO. O. Howard
Janesville
Wisconsin Volunteers
Maryland
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
Cedar Mountain
Antietam
Chancellorsville
Gettysburg
West
Sherman
Atlanta
Twenty-third Corps
Gen. Thomas
Tennessee
Hood
Johnston
Thirty-third Infantry
Georgia
South
Military Academy
Department of the South
Eighteenth Infantry
Town of Sullivan Defends Against Damages Judgment
Judgment favors the defendant in the case involving Elijah J. Allen Elijah Smith and Stephen J. Dooley as guarantor. The dispute centers on damages in Sullivan.
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Allen
Elijah J. Smith
Guardian
Stephen J. Dooley
Sullivan
White Cross Society Aims at Moral Purity Led by Rev. B. F. De Costa
The White Cross movement, led by Rev. B. F. De Costa, claims 1000 members in New York with branches nationwide. It promotes respect for women, suppression of indecent language, and personal purity, uniting White Cross with White Ribbon temperance in a broader reform effort.
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Society of the White Cross
New York
B. F. DE Costa
D. B
America
D.D
Protestant Episcopal Church of
Eighteenth
Fifth
Massachusetts
Bull Run
North Adams
Mass
St Mary's
Newton Lower Falls
New York Christian Times
The
Episcopalian
Magazine of American History
Roxburgh
William Hickling
White Cross Society
United States
de Costa
How to Hold Yourself and Your Horses in Calm Driving
A British author Mr. S Sidney writes on horse handling emphasizing English viewpoints. The piece explains driving technique including seat height finger position hands level elbows clear of hips whip use and harness inspection to avoid fractiousness. It stresses calm, minimal urging and even drawing of reins for paired horses.
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Mr. Sidney
Sidney
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