Local Attorney Ad for Sullivan Indiana Jewelers
C Alvin F Taylor attorney at law advertises services in Sullivan Indiana and lists proximity to Kellys jewelry store at 4 West Side. The compact notice emphasizes legal support for the local community.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Times
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1884
Page
4
C Alvin F Taylor attorney at law advertises services in Sullivan Indiana and lists proximity to Kellys jewelry store at 4 West Side. The compact notice emphasizes legal support for the local community.
Rail schedule shows trains running south and north with numbers 1 3 5 17 19 and 2 6 18 20. Times range from early morning through late night with daily operation for trains 1 3 4 6 19 20 and all other trains except Sundays.
The Fourteenth Judicial Circuit lists Hon George W Buff and John D Alexander as judges with 8 C Coulson as Assistant Prosecuting Attorney. Terms of court in Sullivan County begin March 19 and continue five weeks per term. County officers include Clerk David Crawley Auditor Charles L Davis Treasurer James L Berry Sheriff Joshua Beasley and others. Towns Carlisle Dierom Farmersburg Shelburn and Sullivan are shown with listed trustees clerks and ward officials.
A timetable lists trips with morning departure to the East at 6 50 a m and return at 3 35 p m. It notes a westward route to River at 3 35 p m and a return from River at 6 40 p m.
Evansville and Terre Haute Railroad timetable in effect November 19, 1882. Passenger and freight routes listed with station stops and onward connections. Local trains operate between Evansville and Terre Haute, reflecting 19th century rail service patterns in Indiana.
Make and Save Money. Any farmer can do it by sending names for sample copies of the Farmers' Friend. Fifty special premiums including a Studebaker Wagon and a sewing machine will be awarded March 29, 1854, if top clubs meet conditions. Clubs begin November 1, 1883. Fannens' Provo Perusnixa Co., South Bend, Ind.
The Ohio and Mississippi Railway announces reduced excursion round trip tickets to Jacksonville Savannah Charleston Thomasville and southern principal points. Tickets are valid fifteen days after sale for outbound travel and may be used for return any time before June 1 1884. Inquiries to O and M agents for routes and rates. Also an advertisement for Dr Bosanko's Pile Remedy claiming relief from piles with a 50 cent price, mailed prepaid from Piqua Ohio and sold by War i. Burks.
Wm. H. Burks, a local druggist, offers a free trial bottle of Dr. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup to anyone afflicted with coughs colds asthma consumption or any lung affection. The notice appears in the 10 mars3y edition.
Wm H Burks a druggist offers free bottles of Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup to all suffering with coughs colds asthma consumption and throat or lung ailments. He notes want of confidence causes half of today's business failures and asserts his product provides relief.
Will sell from the north side of his farm 43 miles northeast of town 100 acres 90 acres improved or the whole farm of 323 acres He will also sell his town property 44 acres in the north part of Sullivan For particulars address TARLTON HAWKINS Sullivan Ind
William H. Burks the druggist vows faith in Dr Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup and offers a free bottle to anyone needing a remedy for coughs colds consumption and lung affections.
An 1884 town order requires all flues and chimneys within Sullivan to be built of stone or brick and in a worksman like manner. Violations incur fines from five to five hundred dollars. The ordinance takes effect from publication, dated January 6, 1884, with Adam Maschino as president and Tros. B. Idaarosx as clerk.
Prices for farm staples include hay 35.00 per ton delivered wheat 0.90 per bushel flour 5.50 per barrel beef cattle 3 to 4 cents per lb cattle 3 cents hogs 5 to 5 1/2 cents per lb hogs stock 5 cents sheep 3 cents per lb corn 0.35 per bushel butter 0.20 per lb eggs 0.17 per dozen hens 0.07 per lb spring chickens 0.07 per lb roosters 0.03 per lb turkeys 0.09 per lb feathers 0.20 to 0.40 per lb ducks 3.00 per dozen geese 5.50 per dozen dried peaches 0.44 per lb dried apples 0.03 per lb new potatoes 0.35 to 0.40 per bushel.
Partial OCR shows a sequence of times and numbers across hours early in the day. No clear event names or locations are readable to identify participants or outcomes.
Market notes show Wheat-Hisher and Corn-Lower trends with February and May quotes. Shipping steers and dairy quotes appear alongside livestock values and miscellaneous commodity prices from New York reports.
Daily market listings show pork at 17.00, lard 9.20, bacon 9.85, and bulk meats firm at 7,259.00. Grain figures include No 2 Red Winter at 1.04 and No 2 Mixed steady. higher futures noted for No 2 Mixed. Provisions and meats overall muted with pork dull and lard quiet.
Local notices from Milwaukon record prices and lots for No. and Oate Finn. Entries show figures for White and Lower varieties with bids around 24 to 55 cents and 19 cents respectively. The fragment lists two sale numbers and purchaser identifiers in a brief catalog-like format with no full context.
The report notes price lines for commodities including pork higher at 17.50 and dry salted meats around 9.10 to 9.45. Bacon holds steady near 9.75 to 10.00 with firm bids and bacon-related figures show mixed movements.
Local market notes list prices and percentages for winter red spot and Western higher goods. Figures include 1066.07 dollars for February and various percentage rates, with mixed spot, web, and Ryw higher at multiple cents.
Boston market report shows demand active for various wools with Ohio and Pennsylvania extras listed at 42 and 42. California spring wools quoted around 20 to 24 cents. Michigan prices range 34 to 35 cents and Delaware wools also mentioned with washed and unwashed lots at mixed quotes.
John Hume as administrator for Fosseth Smith files a partition and deed correction action against George W. Smith a non resident. Complaint seeks partition of real estate with pendency notice set for the 14th judicial day of the next term at the Sullivan Circuit Court in Sullivan Indiana.
Mary E Shepherd and William E Shepherd as administrators of Clater B Shepherd deceased file a petition to sell the decedent’s real estate due to insufficient personal assets to pay debts. The hearing is set for March term 1884, at Sullivan Circuit Court. The clerk THOMAS J. MANN certifies the seal and date, with attorney Humphreys & Wolfe.
Stephen Bracewell applies to Sullivan county board for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in Currysville Currys township for one year starting March 1 1584 with the privilege to sell on premises described a one story frame building 20 by 56 feet on the west end of inlet No 15 in the original Currysville plat.
A historical insurance notice shows assets liabilities and surplus figures with a disclaimer that every policy is a definite contract for paid up insurance or cash surrender value after two years. The notice lists the Old Reliable Agent and a slate of allied and partner underwriters from Hartford London New York and other firms.
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