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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1892
Page
3
Veterans gather Friday August 12 at Merom Bluff for a reunion with good speakers. All are invited to attend and encouraged to remember the date.
Fine full blood Southdown sheep offered at reduced prices. Prime time to buy and start a quality flock. Eligible to registry. Cull on die Davis' Sons.
Sullivan Circuit Court appoints William E. Maple administrator of Samuel Sinclair estate. Estate described as probably solvent. Atty. Witpaaw EK Marne WS Marre.
In Sullivan County Indiana the unknown heirs of Zedim and Trandley are named as non residents and necessary parties in a quiet title action filed by plaintiff through attorney W. O. Maple. The defendants must appear at the October term beginning the second Monday in October 1892 at Sullivan Court House or risk a judgment in their absence.
The Republicans met last Saturday night at the brick school house in Providence neighborhood and organized a republican club. The attendance was not large but a good feeling prevailed and on permanent organization was effected, consisting of 19 new members, all prominent working men for the party. Judge Bull gave the club a nice political talk. Dixe's band furnished some fine marching music. We are prepared to furnish New Home, Standard, American, Union and a few other styles of Sewing Machines from our store. Competent salesmen to instruct and deliver machines to your house, Call and see the Hustlers at No. 9. Westside, At.
Scores show New York 7 over Baltimore 6 at New York New York. Boston defeated Chicago 11. Philadelphia Washington combined to 1 in a game. Brooklyn team was shutout 0 by Brooklyn. Cleveland remains unreported.
A dense roster of property transfers enumerates multiple deeds in various townships and sections. Names include Isaac Adams R M Hackett Bo Land Riley Knotts and many others with parcels described by section townships ranges and acreages, values ranging from 1 to 2 thousand dollars and more.
Local society and business items list residents visiting Terre Haute and Indianapolis, returning from Rockville and Crawford counties, with many names, places and small events. Mentions auctions, coal, real estate, furniture, and upcoming community gatherings.
An advertisement declares that legitimate insurance businesses profit when properly conducted. Orion B Harris promotes first class companies with assets near 13,000,000 and policyholder surplus over 6,000,000, inviting inquiries at 4 Northside public square.
Permits to marry issued for Albert Berbridge and Francis Thompson Austin Falconbury and Cathrine Touse Bdelliam Jacobs and Alice Sproatt William Crawford and Samanth Goodman George Mathews and Sarah Kelley James Mayfield and Elizabeth Hyatt Asher Hancock and Hattie Pinkston Francis Filey and Martha Hughes William Black and Ella Vester Ralph Stewart and Nettie Wolfenbarger John Jewell and Janie Ransford Michael Hamilton and Malinda Keu Als Solon Brokaw and George Ritchie injure Solon in wagon incident at John Eslingers The Golden Grain Waltz by D N White 50 cents Who killed Ta rara by Richard Morton 40 cents The Two Naughty Flies 40 cents Dr Ralph Stewart and Nettie Wolfenbarger marry at Presbyterian church with Rev Montgomery officiating.
Last Wednesday James Springer of New Lebanon was fatally wounded on the head by Mr. Wilson with an iron wrench during a grain trading dispute over wheat shipments. Obituary notes James Heap of Farmersburg died Friday after months of illness. he was a wealthy, influential citizen and father to Mrs. J. K. Smock, with many friends sending sympathy.
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