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Newspaper

Sullivan Times

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1886

Page

2

Times Pricing Notice Amid Confusing Fragments

A fragmentary notice from THE TIMES lists subscription prices and terms, mentioning one dollar fifty cents for a year and other rates. Context is unclear due to garbled OCR text and stray characters. The fragment references a location “No. 2 upstairs Westside” but omits full details.

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Civil service reform debated by Indiana readers and politics

The piece covers Senate confirmation of Postmaster Ernest, looming judgeship for J. Turpie, and critique of civil service reformers. It notes E. Graves as bureau chief, a $950 engraving bill for a Henderson portrait, and Beasley’s political rise in Vermillion Vigo Sullivan counties with multi-county election tallies. It ends with Democratic appeals for moral, clean officials and a warning against Republican control.

Civil Service E. O. Graves Bureau of Engraving and Printing Hendricks Congress Punch Hoskins Judge Massie Tom Reid Sullivan Dora Williams Republican Party

Beasley Named Joint Representative For Vigo Sullivan Counties

In Terre Haute Gazette notes Beasley of Sullivan is nominated for joint representative of Vigo and Sullivan counties. Lacey of Vermillion remains in the field. Blake withdrew to aid Beasley. Sullivan voters favored the extra seat, while Vermillion supporters express no real grievance.

Terre Haute Jonn.t. Beasley Elisha A. Lacey Vermillion County Sullivan Beasly Vigo Beasley Lacey Vermillion the Times Mr. Beasley Terre Haute Gazette Congress Joseph H. Blake

Local notes from Paxton and vicinity brighten harvest scene

Farmers report light Meadows and wheat bought by Mr Joseph Shepherd at Paxton this fall with little threshing yet. Blackberry crop is excellent and residents enjoy the harvest. Several locals visit relatives and attend events while robberies shock the town as several homes are ransacked for provisions.

Jos. Shepherd Paxton W. R. Nesbit Sullivan John Arnold Carlisle W.J. Davis Rockville Ed. Blackman Evansville Ind Kansas Jos. Canan Effie Eaton James Watson Charley Curtis Geo. Gordon Haddon Chas, Eaton Sopha Russell Mother Hubbards

Impeachment trial ends in acquittal of Auditor Brown

Des Moines reports that John L. Brown Auditor of State was acquitted as two thirds of the Iowa Senate did not vote for conviction on any article. The roll calls spanned thirty counts with 21 senators voting guilty on some counts, while 29 voted for conviction on others, ending in acquittal.

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Morrison Planned Caustic Report on Randall Tariff Bill

Morrison nears completion of a lengthy reform document criticizing the Randall tariff bill. The report will likely be presented to the house soon and may force Randall to respond, as it casts tariff reformers in a strong light and accuses opponents of breaking pledges to revise tariffs.

Morrison Randalll House Mr. Randall

Merom Notes of Local Life and Business Moves

Local items describe Brax Wilkinson selling books in Pittsburg and Cambers. Rev. Moore at M. E. church. Miss Belle Titus visiting Merom. various moves by residents to Westfield College and Linton Indiana. Wabash river conditions and flood era crops. threshers busy as new wheat pours in. Cushman buys 1000 bushels at 65 cents. horse shoe challenge and vandalism at corn ferry. abstract of title service offered by Barrett & Barrett.

Dan Blue Brax Wilkinson Pittsburg Penn M. E. Church Moore H. H. Shidler Swalley R. S. Remington Linton Indiana Gilbert Hammond Starkey College N. Y Woodworth M. E Sullivan John Creager Pety Lamotte Prairie Jim Kane Shhilder Will Hunt Newt Thompson Barrett & Barrett

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Sullivan Counts J. C. Bartlett Westside James B. Patten PLA Jenkins Willis H. French H. Willis Josteee Ben Brices Seine 1Ddis Charles Scott James L, Nash Ernest Joan E. Lamb David Turpie Turpie Jonn. T. Beasley Shelburn Pro Chicago News Halstead Cincinnati Commercial Gazette M. Halstead Trisawel Grown Henry James Blondon Shackelford Ware Tron M. J. Haley General Land Office St. Paul Commercial Bulletin Canada Pacific Slope Michian Congressional Aatna Life Ins. Co Rigas & Berry, Real Estate Agta Sullivan, Tud C. H. Crowder No. H Westside, Sullivan,nd Leach Queen’s E. & T. H. Depot Sullivan, Ind W. G. Borders Neverleaks Davis, Engle & Davis Perro Belle Titus Robinson, Tl Merom
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