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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1881

Page

4

Post Office Mail Schedule and Local Interest Rise

The Post Office opens at 7 a.m. with northbound mail closing at 1 15 p.m. and southbound mail at 3 50 p.m. Northbound mail arrives at 5 28 a.m. and 4 13 p.m. Southbound mail arrives at 1 50 p.m. No southbound train mail leaves after 7 80 o'clock. J A Fings notes Sullivan becoming an important point as Indianapolis business men push to secure it.

Malil J.A. Fings P.M Lis Sullivan Indianapolis

Governor gray backs pardons board and convention

Governor Gray urges the Legislature to create a board of pardons and to call a constitutional convention. Governor Porter opposes both measures. Porter favors reopening the state house corner stone to place war memorials with the archives.

Gray Porter Indiana

Virginia Senator Mahone Ties With Republicans For Senate Control

It is likely Senator Mahone of Virginia will vote with the Republicans to secure Senate control in the next Congress. Democrats face a steep hurdle to prevent this by defeating Kellogg, whom they are believed unable to mobilize in sufficient numbers or resolve to oust.

Mahone Virginia Senate Hayes U. S Garfield South Hannibal Hamlin Wistar

Not Guilty in Heck Case Sparks Political Debate

A court acquits George Heck after an assault case linked to a riot tied to the presidential campaign. The article questions alleged political bias in the grand jury and contrasts Heck’s acquittal with Waggoner’s guilty plea, urging readers to draw their own conclusions about motive and fairness.

George Heck Col Nelson Waggoner Heck Wvggoner

Washington Letter on Inaugurations and Politics of 1787 to 1880

The Washington Letter recalls George Washington's 1789 inauguration and contrasts it with Jefferson's 1801 ceremony. It notes Congress delays, the 1879 quorum issues, and the 1801 festivities. It describes massive 1880 inauguration preparations with tens of thousands expected, trains, lodging, and quarter concerns. It mentions Nathan Goff for Navy secretary and Hamlin’s hardy temperaments.

Garfield George Washington New York Thomas Jefferson First Congress Senate John Adams Our Watterson Alexandria Union Massachusetts Baltimore

Cumback withdraws from U S Senator race in letter to Harrison

In a Jan 10 telegraph, Will Cumback informs General Harrison he canvassed Republican lawmakers and a majority favor Harrison for the U S Senate. Cumback withdraws from the contest and praises Harrison as a manly, honorable opponent, noting preserved good relations and cordial respect.

Expresa InpraNapots Will Cumback General Harrison Inpranaronis Ben, Harrison U. S Witt CumBack

Holiday gifts from N. F. Conkle available now

The notice advertises holiday presents from N. F. Conkle with a sale on December 15. It urges buyers to shop early for gift options.

Honorable Will Cumduck Letter from Bengamis Harrison

Inpraxnapolis January 10 Bengamis Harrison writes to Hon Will Cumduck praising his generous letter. Harrison says the action supports party harmony and fealty and thanks Cumduck for friendship and honorable conduct in the Senate contest.

Bengamis Harrison

Hogs and grain prices across markets reported

IxapranaPpous live hogs firm at 4.55 with 500 head receipts and 31 000 head shipments. Cincinnati markets show firm family hogs at 8.75 and fancy at 5.15 for 600. No 2 amber wheat at 105 and No 2 red winter at 1.07. Corn No 2 mixed 414e. Whisky strong demand at 210. Live hogs common 4.00 4.60, fight 4.60 485, packing 485 5.10, butchers 510 5.25 with 4 800 head receipts and 2 700 head shipments.

Cincinnati San

Notice of Final Settlement in Hayden Estate

vTice under deed of administrator will present final settlement of the estate of George W. Hayden deceased at the January term 1881 of Que Sullivan Circuit Court. She will seek discharge as administrator. Butt Patten attorneys for administrator Joseph M. Hayden.

George W. Hayden Que Sullivan Circuit Court Butt& Patten, Attys Admr Joseph M. Hayden

Severe winter storms hit multiple regions with hail and rain

Memorosz New York reports a storm that started as severe in the north and shifted to hail and sleet before heavy rain. Trains from the west run four hours late. Fort Madison Iowa notes 24 below at the state prison and 20 below in town. Kronos reports 17 to 20 below. New York experiences a heavy snow storm and rain flooding streets and squares. New Hampshire sees fourteen inches of snow with heavy rainfall.

Memorosz N. Y Crivsco Keokuk Constitution Fort Madison Iowa New York New Hampshire Chauncey Kore Pebruars Issi Milton &. Durham Ondo Street Verre Haare Vivo County State of Indiana Chauncey Roe Cailiven County Iudiena Wyt Currysville Tate Seweile Joe Recorder Sullivan County Firmin Nippert Josephus Collety

Graysville Paragraphs and Local Notices in Brief

Local notes report Mrs Christena Watson’s visit to a ailing daughter in Christian county Illinois. Uncle Tom’s Cabin shown at New Year’s. Corn price forecast to 60 cents. Bulletin Man accuses fabrication. Richard Davis ill two months. Yeager Brothers offer undertaker goods. Readers invited to share fishing gear details.

Christena Watson Big Spring Christian Ilinois C.B. Eno Uncle Tom Wm. Medsker Leander Phillips Bulletin Duffer's Richard Davis Yeager, Bros the Democrat

Inventions and Patents Advice from Washington Expert

C E Foster of 509 7th Street Washington DC emphasizes careful presentation before the Patent Office. He has 19 years of practice and cites officers of the Patent Bureau and local banks, offering advice and pamphlets.

Patent Office Washington C. E. Foster 7Th St Washington, D. C 2Nod National Bank Bank of the Republic D.C

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