Republicans Convene in Cass Township Nomination Meeting
The Republicans of Cass Township are called to a convention at Center School House on Saturday February 18 to nominate a township ticket and handle other business. J H Sranter is the chairman.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1882
Page
4
Gill Township Republicans Hold Convention at Gill School House
The Republicans of Gill township are requested to meet in convention at the Gill School House on Saturday February 25 for nominating a township ticket and attending to other business. A full attendance is earnestly requested. Robert Massey and G C Youneman, Chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gill Township
Gill School House
Robert Massey
G. C. Youneman
Hamilton Township
Court House
W. A. Massix
Republicans to Convene in Hamilton Township Meeting
Hamilton Township Republicans meet at the Court House on Saturday February 25 at 2 PM to nominate a township ticket organize the township and handle other important business. Full attendance requested. W A Massix, Chairman.
Turman Republicans Convene Delegates in Graysville
Turman Township Republicans hold a mass convention at Graysville this Saturday February 25 at 1 PM to select delegates to the County Convention and conduct party business. T K Cusaman, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turman Township
Graysville
T. K. Cusaman
Streets and Sidewalks to Lift Town From Mud
The town faces mud and poor sidewalks hurting commerce. Paved streets, clean uniform sidewalks, and crossings would raise property values. The Editors and Publishers Union of the Second Congressional district meets March 7 in the Opera House with welcome by G W Buff and remarks by Editor Briggs on pioneer journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Mlk
Box Mall
Second Congressional District
G. W. Buff
Briggs
Thirty Days Trial of Dr Dye's Voltaic Belts
On thirty days trial we will send Dr Dye's celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belts and other electric appliances to young men and others afflicted with nervous debility loss of vitality for relief and restoration of vigor. Also for rheumatism neuralgia paralysis liver and kidney difficulties ruptures and many other diseases. Illustrated pamphlet sent free Voltaic Belt Co Marshall Mich
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dye
Voltaic Belt Co
Marshall
Mic
Neyvily
Fire prevention calls and civic duty in Turman township
The article notes the Scientific American suffered in a New York fire but kept publishing from 261 Broadway near the city hall and East River bridge. It urges full turnout for township conventions, warns against filling tickets with untrustworthy names, and criticizes fire engine politics while urging affordable, effective fire protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Scientific American
New York
Broadway
City Hall
Great East River Bridge
Graysonville notes and local tidbits
The column reports on smallpox and whooping cough fear, the death of H. H. Jones's wife after a long illness, and political chatter about John F. Curry and the Sullivan county reform democracy. Wheat deliveries by R. J. and C. R. Turman at Turman’s creek, a quip about a saw mill, grain damage from frost and rain, Kansas visitor John Napier, and Douglas Brokaw’s new boy boarder Looker Ox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Jones
John F. Curry
Sullivan County
R. J
C. R. Turman
Turman
John Napier
Kansas
Sullivan county Independent party meets at Court House
The Independent party of Sullivan county organized in Sullivan Indiana with A H Loakland as chair and John Canary secretary. Delegates to the State Convention were named across townships, and a platform urged fiscal reform free ballot coinage of gold and silver and corruption removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Party
Sullivan County
Court House
Sullivan
Indiana
A. H. Whornhill
John Canary
A. H. Loakland
George Callahan
Jackson Tp
S. F. Badders
Dr. Plough
Wm. Patten
Casa
Liston
Capt. Bunce
Henry Mitchel
Fairbanks
Joshua Dix
Turman
Wm. M. Moore
Daniel Hayden
Hamilton
J. W. Canary
A. Coulson
John Rogers
Dan. Herbert
Geo. Callahan
J. Robbins
Indianapolis
Joan W. Canary
Central Committee
Jackson Jo
Curry
Temperance pledge drives in New Lebanon political note
Local notes from New Lebanon recall Uncle William Butler's death and a ten pound boy birth. The piece urges temperance candidates and criticizes non temperance ties while outlining Central Committee plans to meet at the Sullivan Court House on February 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boatman
Central Committee
Geo. Callahan
Court House
Sullivan
Merom News Sums Sore Arm Cases and Local Affairs
Will Waller had a chill one morning last week at ten oclock. W Heath of Terre Haute returns home to stay with his father until smallpox subsides. C A Meacham of Switz City gave a Garfield lecture to students and citizens last Thursday. H H Shideler family suffers through their daughter Myrtie in a critical condition. Cole and Adkins of Chicago buy the saw mill at the river formerly owned by Larr and employ a timber crew. Spring announcements on education are issued for circulation among those interested. they reflect well on the College. Exia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Waller
W. Heath
B. S
Terre Haute
Garfield
C. A. Meacham
Switz City
H. H. Shideler
Myrtie
Messrs. Cole & Adkins
Chicago
Larr
Exia
3000 bolts of wallpaper at Crowder and Reed's marado
A note indicates 3000 bolts of wallpaper available at Crowder and Reed's marador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowder and Reed’s
Marador
Far mersburg News and County GOP Meeting Highlights
Cur ry Township notes scho o ls near closure and rapid horse losses as James I Allen loses a $150 gray. In Farmersburg court fines total near $50. A grand Farmersburg wedding and travel to Brazil are recounted along with hotel plans in Sullivan. Republicans meet, nominate trustees and officials. delegates named to county convention. debates on voter turnout and power. A long obituary/remembrance follows detailing a trip to Utica and a Masonic funeral for Brother Thornhill with extensive journey notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ‘I’. Allen
Farmersburg
J. W.S. Denny
Milton R. Mitchell
Graysville
James C. Allen
Washington County
Robert Payne
Mollie Reed
Reed
Payne
Brazil
Eph Beasley
Sullivan
Wm. Dungan
John Gaskins
W. H. Bennett
J. G. Denny
Charley
W. B. Moore
Jackson Hinkle
T. Jewell
Shelburn
Marvin Tichnor
James Turner
E.G. Denny
J. T. Gaskins
Thomas Gray
James Heaps
James Siner
Richard Baily
W. A. Nelson
E. G. Denny
Republican Party
Sale of Personal Property of Wm R Rich Estate
Notice to creditors and the public that John Anderson administrator will sell at public auction on Friday February 17 1882 on the deceaseds premises all personal property including household goods tools wheat and kitchen furniture terms to be announced day of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. R. Rich
Notice on claims auditing by commissioners court
December Term 1881 order requires all claims to be filed before the first Monday of March June September and December each year or they will not be considered. Clerk David Crawley notes February 8. Mrs. Kizzie Hoke is slightly better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners Court
David Crawley
U C College of Mercin offers varied daily recitations
The announcement for the spring term beginning March 15 1882 lists options for seven hours daily recitations over twelve weeks with an hour a day in subjects like U S History Grammar Arithmetic Algebra and more. Students may tailor hours and subjects and even join additional studies if desired. Boarding in Merom at low rates or self supplied housing are offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. C. College of Mercin
U. S
Merom
B. F. McHenry
Sec
Sanford’s Radical Cure for Catarrh Complete Treatment
An advertisement touts Sanford’s Radical Cure for Catarrh as a pure distillation of witch hazel pine balsam and other healing essences. The complete treatment is offered for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Notice of Appointment of Administrator for William R. Rich
The undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of William R. Rich late of Sullivan county Indiana deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Joan Anderson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Rich
Sullivan County
Indiana
Joan Anderson
Jep Whitman Advertises Nursery and Crockery Store
Jep Whitman, dealer in croceriss provisions glasg ware quot. wood enware stoneware tin ware and country produce quot. No. 14 West S1ox announces shop offerings and location in Glasgow district.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sullivan Union
Cass Township
Center School House
J. H. Sranter
Douglas Brokaw
Looker Ox
the Nationals
Max
New Lebanon
William Butler
John Russell
Tony Dodds
Vincennes
Willis
John West
McClannahan
Curry Township
East Pallestine
Daeliam Moore
William Thornhill
A. H. Thornhill
Utica
Ohio
Columbus
Newark
John Anderson
Ile
Westside
Whitman
Whitman's
Whitman’s
Whitman’ S
Jim
Inu
Derstand
Kizzie Hoke
Teachers of Sullivan Co
Parker
Parker’s. Gingerton
Hiscox & Co
N.Y
Jep Whitman
West
Marblehead
Gable
James J. IL. Gregory
Wilkey & Allen
Postoffice
Benson
Seabury & Johnson
MEAD
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