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Newspaper
Sullivan Times
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1884
Page
1
The Sullivan Times is published every Saturday by J. C. Bartlett. The office is in Magonne Building at the corner of Washington and Main Streets.
County mail subscribers pay $1.00 a year if in advance and $1.50 if in arrears. Out of county mail costs $1.50 in advance. The paper will not accept cordwood pumpkins wind or taffy as payment.
Apening Correspondence reports Los Angeles as a semi tropical commercial hub with mild year round climate and rich irrigation led fertility. Rich soil yields alfalfa pumpkins sweet potatoes and fruit crops while vineyards groves and nut trees expand. Land near the city fetches up to 1000 per acre with five to ten acre plots common. real estate transfers total millions over two years.
Wall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair renewer imparts gloss and freshness to the hair. It is highly recommended by physicians clergymen and scientists as a preparation accomplishing wonderful results. It removes dandruff makes the scalp white and clean and restores gray hair to its youthful color.
For scrofula and syphilitic disorders with thin watery blood and sluggish liver, weak kidneys, diseased mucous membranes, and symptoms like nasal and urinary catarrh, inflamed eyelids, use Dr Guysett’s Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. It gradually rebuilds a broken down constitution and restores health. no other remedy equals it.
The list of patented inventions granted to Indiana citizens includes Elias C Atkins Indianapolis cross cut saw Alexander W Austin Fort Wayne show makers sewing needle Robert Hamilton Franklin harvester truck Valentine W Wood Peru attachment for plows Joseph Hollingsworth Jonestore washing machine Wim Tr Strayer North Manchester vehicle runner Nelson Fryght Pittsborough wagon bolster Theodore Wilmer Millhousen programme clack.
Professor Sanborn of Missouri Agricultural College asserts through extensive practice that corn fodder provides two thirds to three quarters the feeding value of high quality hay. The claim reflects his long experience with fodder as livestock feed.
An advertisement promises restoration of perfect health using Dr Guysett s Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. It questions readers about ailments and urges a tonic as a remedy for digestive urinary and blood concerns, pains and fatigue.
A.F. Traver argues for free trade over protectionist tariffs, claiming farmers and laborers, who form two thirds of the electorate, suffer under a system that benefits wealthy importers and manufacturers. He contends tariffs are tax on essentials, hidden in prices, harming agriculture and urging farmers to vote for nonpartisan, informed choices on election day.
An advertisement extols Dr. Wistar's Balgam of Wild Cherry as a perfect lung restorer. It claims a single dose cures ordinary coughs or colds and a few bottles cure consumption, praising its pleasant taste.
A waiter sues a Rhine hotel alleging damages from an unauthorised cutting of a new rope. He previously attempted suicide, but a hotel guest intervened to save his life. He claims undue interference and damages from the incident.
Cause of failure is lack of confidence. Dr Bosanko’s Cough and Lung Syrup is promoted by Wm H Burks who offers a free bottle to all suffering with coughs colds asthma consumption and throat and lung ailments in hopes of restoring faith and sales.
The February Century showcases Rembrandt and Dante with portraits, life masks, and scholarly essays by Stedman, Rossetti, Clarke, and others. It covers Salvini on Lear, Browning and Dobson verse, and reviews by McClellan, Cable, and Reed, plus notes on open letters and the Henry Voeman study.
The article praises Vick's Floral Guide, a practical garden publication with colored plates of flowers vegetables and a sample of Vick's Extra Early Potato. James Vick of Rochester presents it to last year’s customers as a Christmas gift and sells it for ten cents, deductible from first seed order.
A midwinter issue highlights a Kingsley wood engraving A Midwinter Night with An Engraver on Wheels feature and a winter frontispiece. It includes poems stories and art notes with Pal can Cox KE Brooks Alcott and Durer references plus warnings about scrofula and animal nutrition tips.
Wm. H. Burks the druggist declares faith in Dr. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup as a remedy for coughs colds consumption and lung affections and will give a bottle free to any in need of such medicine.
Make and Save Money by subscribing to Farmers' Friend for 50 cents a year. Circulation 40 000 with premium plots including a Studebaker Wagon and plows for 50 largest clubs, awards March 29 1914. Clubs begin November 1 1883. Agents earn money canvassing. Send for premium list. Farwens' Freexp Penvisiine Co. South Bend Indiana.
The Ohio and Mississippi Railway offers reduced excursion round trip tickets to Jacksonville Savannah Charleston Thomasville and other southern points. Tickets are valid for travel fifteen days after sale and may be used for return anytime before June 1 1884. Inquire with O and M agents for rates and routes.
Taruron Hawkins offers 100 acres improved of his 323 acre farm 45 miles northeast of town and also sells 4 acres of town property on Sullivan's north side. Purchasers may buy the entire farm. For details address or call on Taruron Hawkins Sullivan Indiana.
Describes piles with back and lower abdomen weight, indigestion, night itching, and moisture. Claims Dr Bosanko's Pile Remedy absorbs tumors and relieves itching, offering a permanent cure where others fail. Price 50 cents, sent prepaid from The Dr Bosanko Medicine Co, Piqua Ohio. sold by Lomar War Berks.
Notice to heirs and creditors of a petition to sell self real estate filed in Cause No. E805. Clerk Thomas J. Mann notes the date January 1884. Petitioners attorneys Sullivan Tries and Williams are referenced with subscription reminder implications.
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