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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1881
Page
4
The text appears as a fragmented OCR of a historical page. It mentions political content and advertising, with scattered references to legislative activity and campaign remarks. Names, dates, and places are unreadable or garbled, making precise details difficult.
Graysville reports on local life including residents William Lintop Newport and Vormil Tatocenmtyy. The piece mentions Sullivan, a weathered county town, and a festival to raise funds for a pastor. It notes a church revival, a suspect watch, and details on Mrs Me’s sister’s residence as well as several small town movements and social events.
Local notes describe Dr Peyton moving quickly to new ventures including a 27 room hotel, a large east side residence, a stave factory on the south farm, and a fish lake with 60 000 spawn. Rotramal and Givin host a social at Dr H F Harper's residence. The piece mentions a grand sleigh team, social games, and ships a festive season arbor.
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to Peyton Hewes and Paxton with scattered phrases about a county city and local men. The passage is incomplete and lacks identifiable events, dates, or clearly connected facts. The meaning remains uncertain due to the garbled source.
Executors announce private sale of undivided estate in Currysside and Currysville areas. Sold parcels include northwest quarter of section five, township nine, with specific lot measurements and mineral leases listed. Includes improvements, coal shaft, engines, boiler, and movable machinery. One twentieth of purchase money due at signing with six percent interest and quarterly payments. Details in Sullivan County Recorder records.
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