Political Directory Names County Officials and Trustees
The directory lists county officers for Sullivan and Vigo districts including Cambers Patterson as judge and Joan T. Hays as prosecuting attorney. It names clerk of circuit court T. J. Mann auditor David Crawley treasurer Dam P. Biggs sheriff John Dudley coroner John Waggoner school superintendent Jars A Marlow and various township trustees and group leaders across multiple townships and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambers Patterson
Joan T. Hays
Fourteenth Judicial District
Sullivan
Vigo Olar
Jane
T. J. Mann
David Crawley
Dam P. Biggs
John Dudley
J. N. Fordyce
A. F. Estabrook
Goroner
John Waggoner
A. Marlow
Semool Trustees
Jackson Township
T. 8
Starx
Curry
Preston A. Reed
Fairbank
James Johnson
Turmac
Thos
Collyer Hamilton
R. A. Moore
Gass
Bemuel Smith
Jefferson
J. M. Douthit
Haddon
Masonic Grand Lodge Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
The Masonic Grand Lodge elected officers for the coming year including Calvin W. Prather as grand master Bruce Carr deputy master Albert P. Charles senior grand warden Mortimer Nye junior grand warden Charles Fisher grand treasurer William H. Smythe grand secretary Rev John K Pye grand chaplain Francis W Hause grand lecturer Milton L Humston grand marshal Isaac P Leyden Frank KE Gavin William M Black John Cavin elected trustee for three years The committee recommended adjournment to May 1882 to save costs and reduce debt. resolutions were adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin W. Prather
Jeffersonville
Bruce Carr
Bedford
Albert P. Charles
Seymour
Mortimer Nye
Lafayette
R. W
Charles Fisher
Indianapolis
William H. Smythe
John K. Pye
Francis W. Hause
Owensville
Milton L. Humston
Morocco
Isaac P. Leyden
New Albany
Frank KE. Gavin
Greensburg
William M. Black
Grand Stewart and
Tyler
John Cavin
Grand Lodge
Committee On Ways and Means
M. W. Bellamy S. Sutton
G. M
Rowing Controversy and Summer Weather in New York
May 24 1880 New York letter discusses the Hanlin Courtney rowing championship fiasco on the Potomac River the harsh summer weather droughts and their effects on mills wells and gardens plus social notes including Rev Henry Ward Beecher's fundraiser for a murdered Brooklyn officer's family netting six thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Hanlin
Canada
Courtney
Union Springs
N. Y
Potomac River
Washington
Hanlan
Baxter Street
Stone
Brooklyn Police
Stony Hollow
Brooklyn
Henry Ward Beecher
Academy of Music
The Mop Bitters Tonic Endorsed by Boston Globe Ad
The Hub notes Hop Bitters as a valuable tonic offering real intrinsic value. It argues the season calls for an appetizer for the stomach and blood purification, claiming Hop Bitters as the cheapest and best remedy. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Globe
Science and Common Sense by Huxley
The piece argues that science is simply common sense refined through strict observation and logical rigor. It notes that thoughtful examination free from prejudice yields scientific thinking, usable by professionals or laypeople alike, and that science serves the masses, not ruling over them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huxley
Woman's Wisdom on Hop Bitters for Family Health
A quoted editorial urges women to prioritize family health over fashion by ensuring Hop Bitters are given at early signs of illness to prevent sickness and costly care. The piece praises prudent domestic care and health guidance for all women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kenner«& CO
Lock Box Old
Washington, D.C
Malzb Lm
M’l’g .E
Rochester
N. Y
Toronto
Ont
Indiana Dominates Bank, Knights of Pythias Contest
In Dayton Ohio on May 26, Indiana won both prizes in the Uniform Bank Knights of Pythias contest. Lafayette division took first prize by beating Indianapolis by two points, while Indianapolis division won second prize. The Indianapolis Light Infantry drum corps was highly complimented for their drilling and received enthusiastic applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Dayton
Uniform Bank
Knights of Pythias
Indiana
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Light Infantry
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Praised for Blood Disorder Cure
Conveys a broad claim that Ayer’s Sarsaparilla benefits tens of thousands of sufferers. Describes the remedy as a vegetable tonic with iodides of potassium and iron, offering cures for scrofula skin diseases and blood impurities, plus Liver issues and female weakness. Sold by dealers for forty years as a widely available medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Sausara Riita
Evansville and Terre Haute Rail timetable listing trains
Trains on the Evansville and Terre Haute Railroad listed in going north and going south sections. Express and freight trains shown with times including 1 50 am 6 28 am and 9 43 pm departures and returns with irregular OCR formatting corrected. Names of specific train services and daily schedules indicated for the timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville and
Terre Haute
Eapren
Ooe
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TNE Sullivan Union
York
Political Directory
Masonic Grand Lodge
Qur
Letter
Quisition
Ogre
Harrigans
Connecticut
Moodey
Sankey
Salvation Army
Wistar
da. J. Stephens
Lebanon
Ohio
W.C. Bunnsill
Lewistown
the Messenger Publishing Co
Lewisburg
U.S
Studdary & CO
St. Cloud Building
Warren
B. Palm
Trumbull County
McNeill & Birch
Piaros
Shqu
Jentental
Mathushek
S57th St
ORGA
Us Mendelssohn Piano Coo
H. James
Craddock & CO
Race St. Philsadelphia
Lovill
Cairy
Lovelty CO
8Th St
Philadelphia
Hamburg American Packet Company
England
France
Germany
Europe
C. B. Richard & CO Generalassenger
Broadway New York
Earth
Heaven
Quysett
Daniel F. Beaty
Washington, N Ff
GEO. P. Rowell & CO
Outfit
P.O. Vickery
Augusta, Maine
Crawley & McKinley
Undertakers
Saliv County
Sullivan Carriage Works
Sullivan County Bank
E. J
Hilderbrand
Patent Office
C. E. Foster
7Th St
Washington, D. C
2Nd National Bank
Bank of the Republic
D.C
Nimen
Gen. Grant
Indies
Jones Brothers & CO
Cincinnati
J. A. Gollier
Square
Sullivan, Ind
William Herron
Wotary Public
General Collection Agent
Carlisle
Dick T- Morgan
Main Bt
Ind
Sullivan County Court
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