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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1882
Page
4
Republicans of Fairbanks township are requested to meet in Conventional Fairbanks on Saturday Feb. 25 for nominating a township ticket and handling other convention business. A full attendance is earnestly requested. EOGL Dinury, Chairman.
Gill Township Republicans meet at Gill School House on February 25 to nominate a township ticket and handle other business. Full attendance requested by Rorenr AtAssry, G. C. Yousoarsn, Vatyinen.
Hamilton Township Republicans announce a convention at the Court House on Saturday February 25 at 2 p m to nominate a township ticket perfect the township organization and conduct other important business W A Massie, Chairman.
The Republicans of Turman Township are requested to meet in convention at Graysville on Saturday February 25 at 1 p m to select delegates to the County Convention and transact party business. T K K Cusatatx Chairman.
The Grand Army of the Republic is in session today at Indianapolis with veterans gathering for ceremonies and meetings reflecting on Civil War memories and reunion efforts.
A week ago Haverhill Massachusetts suffered a $2.5 million fire devastating about 80 shoe factories. President last week named John C New of the Indianapolis Journal as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. Some subscribers report missed deliveries and blame the paper for delays while a strong pull to maintain steady publication is echoed.
The Knosx county Democrats nominated a slate for Representative including SW Williams as Clerk KR Alsop Joh Nackley auditor J A Dick Trans Spence Hollingsworth Reearden Pred Liat Surveyor RP Mayfield and Commissioners P Becker I Myers Thos Bartlett In Terre Haute Pat Shannon bank robbed of 1506 by two men one fled with the money while the other was detained The piece urges township conventions and strong party organization across Indiana in 1880 style terms.
Monday ushers Garfield tribute in Congress with Blaine delivering a major oration. The piece attacks low delinquent-list publication prices amid legislative cuts affecting notices and headlines, criticizing fiscal policy and urging public protest against perceived government subservience.
A faction urges nationwide mass meetings to press Congress to ban polygamy. Proponents cite a Senate bill advancing toward prohibition and demand petitions to oppose plural marriages led by figures like George Q. Cannon. The call targets social reform and federal action.
A partisan letter debate unfolds over candidate Willis and public disclosure. The writer accuses an opponent of attacking via fictitious names and asserts readers deserve to know candidates’ views on public issues. The exchange hints at alleged drunkenness, trustee records, and bondsmen while challenging the other to reveal identity and proof.
February 18 1882 reports a sudden snow dump crippling the Long Island Railroad nine trains stalled within five miles of New York City. Passengers faced frost bite and near starvation as cars lost heat and engines failed. The piece also notes a grim morgue tale, boxing news, agricultural silos, and a critique of naval uniforms and Australian wool duties as part of a broader, stormy day’s miscellany.
Heavy rainfall cripples travel as Rev Houp preaches at M E church with good attendance. Reports mix on candidates and ailing tempers in local politics. Saloons face court action. Mrs Loop dies. Mrs Oops buried in Evangeline cemetery. rail line talk and upcoming entertainments noted.
Local merchants Wilkey and Allen offer hats boots and shoes at savings west of the post office. The ad promises reliable value as surely as a purchase.
A friend sent a photo of a tree near Gainesville, Texas, said to have forty two men hanged from one branch in multiple times and a similar tree near Bloomfield with a hanging. Reports compare the limbs to the Robison Argus note about Osborn’s five year old hanging, while other branches remain alive.
The piece lauds a Rochester native from a distinguished New York family and his spotless army record, urging army officers to rise above vanity and envy.
An excited crowd gathered on West Side Saturday as Whitman’s Purest Sugar and Syrup and related stores advertised exceptionally low prices. Urging shoppers, the call claimed goods sold by the quantity at the lowest rates, promising substantial savings for all.
Advertisement offers flexible recitation plans for the spring term at the U. C. College of Mercin beginning March 1882. Normal class courses include Us history grammar arithmetic algebra penmanship physiology geography with optional weekly lectures. Students may also enter additional studies such as Latin Greek German calculus and more. Board and lodging options in Merem are described along with cheaper local alternatives.
Terrible itching and scaly humors ulcers and swelling cured by Cuticura external preparations and Cuticura Resolvent internal blood purifier. Ask your druggists about them.
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