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Newspaper

Sullivan Times

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1884

Page

4

Evansville Chicago trains schedule and through coaches

The notice lists trains 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 with daily and Sunday patterns, through coaches Evansville to Chicago and Evansville to Indianapolis, plus sleeping cars on Trains 3 and 4. G J Grammar, G P A.

Evansville Chicago Indianapolis G. J. Grammar Sxpress ST. Louis Cincinnati New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington

Unscrutable Rail Schedule Fragments Surface

Fragments of a timetable list include names such as Odin Blora Olney Viner and Mitchel Seymour. Times like 9 20am 9 28am 10 85am and 3 27pm appear with unclear destinations and misread punctuation.

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Democratic Platform Calls for Reform and Tax Reduction

The Democratic platform urges change from Republican rule, denouncing corruption and burdens on the many. It pledges to purify administration, restore economy, reduce taxes, and revise tariffs to favor fairness while protecting domestic industries and ensuring federal revenue from customs duties.

Democratic Party of the Union United Voice of the People Republican Party Wich Republian Congress Two Seas House of Representatives Tariff Commission Democratic Party

Democratic Platform Emphasizes Tax Reform and Free Labor

The document argues for reduced federal taxation aligned to public needs, promotes an American policy with free elections and equal justice, supports labor rights, homesteads, and restricted immigration, criticizes Republican policies, and praises reform under Democratic leadership while noting Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry as a cough remedy.

Congress North Central South America United States Republican Party Wmiblie Jefferson Democratic Party Louisiana Florida California Alaska Mississippi River Republic Interior Tidewater Great Britain Olien Greatritain

Shilohs Catarrh Remedy Promises Cure

An advertisement claims Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy offers a positive cure for catarrh diphtheria and canker mouth by W H Burks.

Shiloh W.H. Burks

Neal Dow Pledges Blaine for Prohibition Issue

From the Philadelphia Times dated Sept 10, Neal Dow Maine prohibition leader stated Blaine would vote for a Maine constitutional prohibition amendment. Blaine did not vote either way and explained in a speech that the national campaign should not mix state liquor policy with national issues.

Neal Dow Blaine Philadelphia Times Maine Rev. C. Clark, Jr Dow Republican Party of Vermont Kansas Iowa Republican Party

New Orleans World’s Exposition to be Largest Ever Held

The exposition will be the largest world’s fair, with grand buildings larger than Philadelphia’s centennial and exhibits surpassing all before. The U S government and Mexico plus Central American nations fund and display big pavilions. The city promises music, opera, and free displays while civic pledges aim to crown the century with a grand fair.

New Orleans Congress United States Mexico Central America Union Old City Crescent City

Patents Granted for Week Ended Sept 9 1884

List of patent grants reported by Jos. H. Hunter and Horace R. Allen with multiple inventors and cities. Items include corn harvesting machine by Horace R. Allen Indianapolis cutting apparatus by Allen cultivator spring by Jos M Hilder Indianapolis art of making Cereline from Indian corn by Jos F Gent Columbus belt holder by John L Ritter Brownsville water cooler and ammonia refrigeration apparatus by Geo W Stockman Indianapolis fertilizer distributor by Jos Ralstin San Jacinto valve gear by Stockman fence by C W Sager Fulton pump by Chas Hinkle Hazelton.

Jos. H. Hunter F Street Washington, D.C Horace R. Allen Indianapolis Jos. M. Hilder Jos. F. Gent Columbus Harrison Ogborn Richmond John L. Ritter Brownsville Jos Ralstin San Jacinto Geo. W. Stockman Chas

Mississippi Farmer Grows Peppermint on 160 Acres

A Mississippi farmer operates 160 acres planted in peppermint, outlining a sizable cultivation project.

Farmers urged to vote for Grover Cleveland over monopoly leaders

The Albany Argus notes farm voters have long supported Republican policies that enriched Gould Blaine and Elkins while farmers face higher costs. It argues Cleveland will restore simpler government, curb extravagance, and favor farmers with honest administration and economic restraint in New York and Washington.

Republican Party Goulds Blaines Dorseys Elkins Millers Bradys Cornelis Gould Blaine Warner Miller Mr. Elkins Washington The Post New York Grover Cleveland Buffalo Clevland Albany Argus

Battles and Leaders of the Civil War overview plan

The Century will publish a multi–part series on the Civil War with papers by U.S. Grant Beauregard McClellan Rosecrans Porter Walker Wood and other generals. It will include private reminiscences and sketches of common soldiers with accurate maps portraits and photographs to ensure historic value. A medicine advertises Dr Gaysett's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla claiming it strengthens organs purifies blood and cures weakness of the kidneys.

Shiloh Vicksburg U.S. Grant Beauregard McClellan Antietam Rosecrans Stone River New Orleans Porter Walker Monitor Merrimac John Taylor Wood

DePauw University Organizes Volunteer Weather Service

The letter from the Order of Director Volunteer Weather Service at DePauw University invites local residents with instruments or Signal Service gear to join and transmit timely weather observations. It notes that data will be compiled and published for statewide use and hints at future flag signaling foretelling climate changes benefiting industry. Also an advertisement for Shiloh's Vitalizer by W. H. Burke mentions indigestion relief.

Depauw University Greencastle U. S Mampe Barris Remedy CO Mid Chemists Tenth Street ST. Louis, HO

Dr Guysett s Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla Blood Purifier

A remedy praised as a never failing cure for scrofula and syphilitic blood disease claims to purify and strengthen the body. It asserts effectiveness even after Hot Springs and other treatments fail, free from mineral poisons and safe for delicate constitutions.

Guysett

Late writer praises raspberry culture for farmers

The author argues raspberries are easy to grow and would let every farmer feed his family with berries for meals. He suggests farmers and their wives would prefer picking fruit over long kitchen hot work, with children sharing in the harvest on the plantation.

Remedy for mice and weevil beetles in granaries

A correspondent offers a home remedy claiming tarred paper hung in granaries will repel mice and weevils. He asserts it also clears mice from garrets and that placing strips in hen-houses keeps lice away. The method relies on tarred paper scent to deter vermin and pests.

the Husbandman

Petroleum found in China shocks industry analysts

Reports indicate a discovery of petroleum in China prompting expert discussion. A separate tragedy in Ashland Pennsylvania leaves sixteen dead from impure water contamination. Across the nation between six and seven hundred houses burn monthly, signaling persistent fire hazards.

Markets in Semivan July 17 1884 prices

Hay per ton delivered 35.0 wheat per bushel 5 cents flour best family per barrel 25.60 fat cattle per lb 3 cents stock cattle per lb 34 cents hogs fat per lb 4 cents stock hogs per lb 3 cents sheep per lb 8 to 8 3 cents corn per bushel 40 cents butter per lb 12 to 3 cents eggs per dozen 10 cents hens per lb 6 cents roasters per lb 3 cents Turkeys per lb 5 to 6 cents feathers per lb 20 to 40 cents ducks per dozen 2.00 geese per dozen 3.00 dried peaches per lb 4 3 cents dried apples per lb 5 cents

CATTLE AND HOGS PRICE REPORTS AND MARKET NOTES

Market observations show cattle and hogs steady with varied grade pricing. Choice to fancy steers demand remains high while medium to fair steers fetch lower bids. Creamery dairy butter and skim notes appear amid fluctuating quotes and October activity.

Fragmented OCR Note on Unclear Date and Title

A fragmented OCR snippet mentions numbers and dates with unclear context. It references a Western spot and a mixed topic, but lacks coherent names or events to confirm a specific news item or outcome.

Oats Listed and Barley Lower Prices Noted

Fragmentary price notes show oats and barley pricing in Milwaukee area markets. Mentions might include rye or grain varieties with cryptic codes and month names Sept Oct Nov. Further readable items reference specific weights or lots but lack complete details.

Milwauker Wurat E. Ryue

Cincinnati Markets Report Shows Mixed Meats and Prices

In Cincinnati the market shows varied demand with family goods at 3 603.90 and firm readings for several lines. Pork and lard hold steady with pork at 18 50 and lard around 7 507.60 while bulk meats and related products show steady or minor shifts.

Wiinat Sle Sue Ryp Dpork

St Louis Market Prices Reported for October meats

The note lists various meat prices and monthly figures such as Pork lower at 18.2 and 26 for October, Dry Salt Meats steady, Bacon at 11.20 to 11.55, and Lard down to 7.40. It mentions Ned Sept and Go esOe with prices and adjustments.

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Western market snippets and price notes

The fragment lists prices and terms for Western commodities and spots with mixed notes on October and September dates. Mentions mixed spot prices and lower or higher trends with unclear figures and product codes.

Wool Market Report Signals Strong Demand at Full Prices

Boston dealers report robust wool demand with extras from Ohio and Pennsylvania selling at full prices. Michigan extra wool sells at 50 32 cents. unwashed wools, combing and delaine rise to 85 8 1/2 cents. pulled wools around 20 5 1/2 cents.

Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan

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Alvin F. Taylor Sullivan Indiana Ofrics Masonsic M Main Street W C. Hultz Mayfield’s Drug Store Westside Geeice Wally Oulson & Coulson Attorneys-At-Law T. Kk. Sherman Massie E. M. Moss Farmers’ State Bank J C. Chaney C. B. Robbins Chaney & Robbins Sol Goodman's Clothing L. Stewart’s Sons Insurance Agency H. Kalley A. A. Holmes McCannuon, Abell, & Wolfe's J. Hays Hays & Hays Ndiana Farmers National Banks Public Square WS. Maple R. R. V. Railsback Maple & Railsback Bays, Beasley & Williams Lawyers John Fordyce J. W. Billman Sul, Co Sullivan Abstract Co Fordyce & Billman Tay Orvice Farmers National Bank A J, Humphreys Justice OF the Peace Orrick McCammon & Wolfe's Clothing Store Commercial Row Stewartes Sons Sol Goodman A N. Weir, M. D Owyer Weir & Reed's Drug Store D. W. IL Bucher Alkiser D. D Bucher & Kiser Dentists Square Sullivan Indiana Aee A. Catlin Southwest Corner Public Square Gi. B. Allen Southside Political Directory Fourteenth Judicial Circuit Sullivan and Greene George W. Buahi John D. Alexanders S.C. Covison Sullivan County Thos Mand Sweers David Crawley Versace Sone Amagilol Charles L. Davis James L. Berry Joshua Beasley Wiliam Arnett James J. Snyder Jacob Billman A.F. Estabrook John Wagner Viet James A. Marlow Murray Briggs G. W. Higbee Town OF Carlisle Edward Akin R. &. Jenkins Charles Gwin Merom J. B. Harper C. H. Barker Bede Johnson Farmersburg Jackson Hinkle J.D. Baldridge Robert Cummins Shelburn Erastus French John Tf. Anderson Hoser Hawkins Thomas B. Tatua B. R. Lucas John Beasley R. H. Crowder R. M. Dear W. H. Burks Wm. McCamm Wm. Aydelotte Lpaeved Ss. EH Ss. E.R. R Evansville & Terre Hauter, R. CO Ft. Branch Princeton Vincennes Terre Haute Louisville Danville Auls Ais Spaja Atiporia Wip A.M MIP Saglo Ool Bryansville A. Wip Fa. M P.M Teeare Steven Teen Jackson Township Pittsburg Ed, Braden New Lebano New Leba O J. G. Cornelius Ane Pleasantvile Gill Township White Inde Horn Chariton County Brunswick Indias Jackson County Maumee Sublivan County Briggs & Barrett Warrison A. Booker Charlotte Booker Tiarrison A. Booker Wilder Baldridge Bogaleg Williams Harris Harris Remedy Co St.Louis Wat Garretson & CO Ind Leon Miurdyc& Co Cincinnati, O Sullivan Times Ohio & Mississippi Railway Comport Vooneenis Iains Ikgen Ly Cine Vernon Saanh Seymour Mitchell N’s Olney Flora Odin Saudo Jones Sapm Louisville and C.N. Cheever Mississippi Ncennes, Ind Harrsten W. W. Peabody WEB. Suartvc Gen’l Thomas A. Hendricks Democratic Platform Samuel J.tilden Nature Gaysett W. H. Burke China Ashland Penn Tae Erate Ise Counnen Boston Eve Sane EVE- Salve Wildar Feed and Sale Seatsi Mat Street Sullivan, Ird V. Paine Louisville, Ky Ron Lord STS Wue Scrofula Tur Times Office
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