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Newspaper

Sullivan Times

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1884

Page

4

County Officials and Town Roles List

A fragmented listing shows county officers including Clerk David Crawley Recorder John L. Kaufman and Sheriff or Treasurer roles. Town entries name Sullivan Carlisle Merom and various officers such as Clerk and Treasurer Lucas, Marshal Beasley, and trustees across wards with names like Thomas Baton and John Beasley.

J. Mann David Crawley Charles L. Davis James L. Berry Joshua Beasley John L. Kaufman James J. Snyder Jacob Billman Ccseccese Ceceneeemnesneescenees Eee Sessereneeey Coneee Seers Usereenstees James A. Marlow Sullivan Thomas B. Baton Lucas John Beasley R. J. Crowder Astec Adam Maschino Stewart Barnes John F. Haxel Wm. Aydelotte

Rail Road Time Table for Ke. & Lt. R. R. Trains

Southbound trains include No 1 first class at 0 59 PM No 3 4 58 AM No 5 4 02 AM No 17 8 10 AM No 21 11 02 PM No 19 1 10 PM. Northbound No 2 6 15 AM No 4 11 05 PM No 18 3 50 PM No 20 8 10 AM Daily operation varies. trains 1 3 4 6 19 20 run daily. others daily except Sundays.

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Evansville and Terre Haute R R Co Dime Table 1882

Evansville and Terre Haute R R Co publishes timetable effective November 19 1882 with trains between Evansville Vincennes Princeton Sullivan Mt. Vernon branch stops and passenger services including parlor cars Evansville Indianapolis and sleeping cars Evansville Chicago. No. 2 5 7 8 run daily except Sundays.

Evansville Terre Haute R. R. CO Dime Table Ft. Branch Princeton Vincennes Sullivan T. Haute Cincinnati Louisville Chicago Indiana S “T. Haute Sullivan Owensville Cynthiana Poseyville Wadesville Mt. Ver Evansvy Indianapolis Woodruf

Stations and Timetable Shown with City Names

Readable fragments show station names such as Saint Louis Sandoval Odin Flore Olney Vine'n Stuebell Seymour Vernon and Cine n ti with a detailed timetable including times like 9 PM 11 AM and 12 PM. The block lists numerous times and locations suggesting a train or bus schedule.

St. Louis Sandoval Odin Flore Olney “ Vine Stuebell Seymour Vernon Ar Cine Pacific Mod Mitchell Vine'n’s Olneyce Plaza As Sandoval

Fragmented OCR timecodes preserved in messy sequence

A jumble of time stamps and stray alphanumeric tokens appears without coherent events or clear subjects. The lines mix 24 hour and informal notations with odd suffixes, yielding no discernible news item or identifiable entities.

Steadfast Horseman Leads The Nation In Trust

A portrait of a capable leader and horseman describes a steadfast figure who steadies leaders, guides the public, and embodies courage and strength. The piece likens this statesman to a heroic navigator, able to endure danger and direct the nation through peril.

Israel Moses Helmssman Augusta New Age

Spring Promises Seen in Birds and Fashion Notes

A New York Journal snippet notes birds begin to sing and signs of spring appear in clothing trends. The verse-like lines claim springtime is here with cheerful imagery and seasonal optimism.

Englishman’s 1774 Visit Describes a Disfavoring View

A Birmingham merchant’s letter from 1774, published in Antiquary, recalls his disapproval of American politics in pulpits and Philadelphia streets. He criticizes the Sons of Liberty as unruly and notes discomfort from mosquitos and bugs, claiming New England swarms.

America Birmingham Philadelphia Sons of Liberty John Bull New York New England

Indiana Patents Granted Week Ending March 4 1884

A list of Indiana patentees reported by Jos H Hunter for the week ending March 4 1884. Inventors and devices include Elias C Atkins machine for dipping saw Nicholas A Hull desk Evans H Jenkins watch case spring Isaac P Woodard combined fodder cutter corn shelter and feed mill Wallace H Dodge hand saw machine John Druce ker kiln and furnace John M Fulton automatic grain measure register and sacker James B Ross fence post James Sharkey car door lock John Weikert rotary coal sifter Henry C Williamson furnace Wm T Bennett ditching machine John E K Bozell fastening device for doors Moses F and Thomas A Foley grain drill John H Shaffer mechanical power Harrison D Spangler seeding machine Irwin M Brown fence Harmon H Fulton wheel or pulley.

Indiana Jos. H. Hunter F. Street Washington, D.C Elias C. Atkins Indianapolis Nicholas A. Hull Pera Evans H. Jenkins Richmond Isaac P. Woodard Wallace H. Dodge Mishawaka John Druceker John M. Fulton Roanoke James B. Ross Union City James Sharkey Honey Creek John Weikert Rotary Henry C. Williamson Michigan City Furnace Wm. T. Bennett Newport John EK. Bozell Tipton Moses F Thomas A. Foley Waveland John H. Shaffer Blue River Harrison D. Spangler Rushville Irwin M Brown Covington Harmon H. Fulton

Dr Guysett Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla Advertisement

Remedy claims to cure all humor from pimples to syphilitic orders using Dr Guysett s Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. Specifies bottle ranges for skin ailments ulcers scrofula and blood purification and urges readers to ask their druggist for it and not to take substitutes.

Early spring garden prep and fertilizer advice

The Country Gentleman urges winter manure use to enrich soil before spring planting. It notes pulverized manure leaches into soil and improves crops that wait for warmer weather. Ayer s Sarsaparilla is praised to purify blood and boost energy. General Butler says he is out of politics for good in a letter to an Erie man. On City Blizzard.

Arkansas Noa United States Phan Arkansaw Traveller Oxford Ohio Farmers’ Club Ayer Butler Erie Louth St New York Mery WG Ns. Sclaver & Co P. Wiens

Ohio & Mississippi Railway Excursion Tickets On Sale

The Ohio & Mississippi Railway offers round trip excursion tickets to Jacksonville Savannah Charleston Thomasville and other southern points at reduced rates. Tickets are valid fifteen days after sale and can be used for return before June 1 1884. Inquiries at C M agents for routes rates and info.

Ohio & Mississippi Railway Jacksonville Savannah Charleston Thomasville

Market Prices Reported for March in Sulliway Ixp Area

Market listings show hay at 36.00 per ton delivered and wheat at 1.00 per bushel. Flour best family 5.50 per barrel. Livestock prices include beef cattle fat at 53 to 3 cents per lb, cattle stock 33 cents, hogs fat 6 cents, hogs stock 5 cents, sheep 3 to 3 cents. Also corn 40 cents per bushel, butter 15 cents per lb, eggs 15 cents per dozen, turkeys 9 to 10 cents per lb, ducks 5 dollars per dozen, geese 35.50 per dozen, dried peaches 4? per lb, dried apples 4 cents, new potatoes 35 to 0 cents per bushel.

Sulliway

Cattle and Dairy Prices Reported in Chicago Markets

Chicago markets show steady to firm cattle and butter quotes for March and April. Choice shipping steers range about 5.70 to 7.85 with heavy losses noted, butter at 31 or 32 cents for creamery and dairy grades, while New York reports No 2 medium wheat and mixed western stock prices.

Saaliges Apl Moa AG

Milwaukee Document Marks Firm Components

A garbled note from Milwaukee references firms and numbers with scattered dates and codes. It mentions entities like No. 2 White and Barney-Lower along with coordinates and measurements, suggesting a catalog or inventory listing rather than a narrative report.

Midland market summary shows mixed commodity quotes

In St Louis Wirar-Lower reports No 2 Red Med at 31.69 to 31.10 with May and July terms. Corn-Lower notes 3 bridge bids for March and April. Pork prices higher around 18.12 with bacon and lard steady or lower. Dry salted meats quiet near 9.35 to 9.40.

Jaime

Unclear OCR Grocery Prices and Salons Listing

An OCR fragment shows mixed terms like saloons and various price fragments for Western higher items Mareh and Winter Red Spot. Mentions locations such as Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan and Boston with scattered price notes and product types.

Boston Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan

Sheriff Sale in Sullivan County Indiana March 15 1884

The sheriff auctions rents and profits of several parcels in Sullivan County Indiana on March 15 1884 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the Sullivan county courthouse door. Real estate includes portions of section 21 township 7 north range 9 west and ten acres described by metes and bounds. The sale is to satisfy two executions against William A Sinclair and Susan Sinclair in favor of the State of Indiana and Farmers National Bank of Sullivan for Harvey A Peyton's use plus costs.

Sullivan Circuit State of Indiaman Willam A. Sinclair Susan Sinclair Farmers’ National Bank of Sullivan Indiana Harvey A. Peyton William A. Sinclair Chris Sinclair Sullivan County James L. Berry Hays & Hays Alexander Sullivan Circuit Court William G. Borders Alonzo Turner Court House Towit Recorder’s Office Alonzo Tariner

Unclear OCR fragment with scattered names and terms

Fragmentary OCR lists scattered names and terms including Stratford, Phoenix, North America, Springfield, Massachusetts and London. No coherent event or details establish a news item or narrative.

Kitna Startford Phoenix Oy Startford Underwriters North America Springfield Bmass Tiome N. Y Ranklin Whonix London Braniklin Ind.s Standard Ingland Travelers’ Lite Accident

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