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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1880

Page

5

Wide Range of Local Happenings Prompt Community Talks

Local notices discuss Sam Hammil Jr of Terre Haute visiting, Col L L Gray addressing voters next Saturday, and Mason & Hamlin organ agent Geo F Hughes in town. Reports note measles deaths, petitions for constitutional amendments, and a blizzard forewarned by a Bulleting proclaimer.

Sam Hammil, Jr Terre Haute Our Town Geo. F. Hughes Mason & Hamlin Isaac N. Pierce Our City Pierce Vigo Col. Young

Invitation to Parents to Visit Public Schools

A note urges parents to visit schools regularly to support their children. H J Hays and Sam Mason sign, promoting family involvement and praising a new family addition, with Sam’s market offering cigars oysters tomatoes and seeds. The piece ends with a playful suggestion to name the baby Jim Blaine and send the Union a year.

H. J. Hays Sam Mason Markt Bird of Freedom Sam Jim Blaine Union

Mr Henderson Lecture At Presbyterian Church Draws Small Crowd

Rev Mr Henderson spoke on the Art of Living at the Presbyterian church Thursday night with a small audience. The editor praises the talk as rich and well delivered, noting Wit warmth and elegant language, though some readers stayed away. The piece also covers local entertainment, school officials discussions, and comments on town issues like roaming pigs and a Republican convention report.

Treat Bedford Christian Church Mr. Ingersoll Mr. Henderson Presbyterian Church Henderson Thora

Soldiers seek pension for southern prison survivors

A 1880 notice reports a push to extend pension provisions to Union soldiers imprisoned in the South and to their families. It cites a meeting in Sullivan County on March 27 and asks affected counties to confirm attendance by postal card. Also included is a local uncalled funds list and names from a recent post office notice.

Brazil Cyptana Park Vigo Owen Putnam Clay Counties Sullivan County Rosser

Methodist Church seeks funds for new parsonage

Brethren start a subscription to build a two story six room parsonage on the old site with two verandas. Costs estimated from 1400 to 1600 dollars and about 700 to 800 already subscribed. Officials think money will be raised without difficulty and work begun soon.

Brethren of the Methodist Church

Unclear medical claim with mixed terms and names

Fragmented OCR reads like a medical scare with references to cures and remedies. It mentions remedies and named entities in a disjointed way, suggesting a dubious promotional notice with prices and signatures.

Elocution Class Closure Praises Ardelotte’s Instruction

The elocution class led by Ardelotte closed last Monday after twenty five lessons. The progress of students was notable and the voice culture instruction was praised as worth the time and expense, with a recommendation for patronage.

Epiton Asiox Irs Ardelotte Cass

Curry Township News Reflects Local Tensions

The Union is praised as essential. jealousy sparks a young couple's dispute in Par ravraburg with unknown culprit. A negro claims Democratic voting while asked. Eggs, storms, and harvest prospects appear as neighbors discuss politics, carpentry by Henry Dodd, and Kemp Asbury’s supervisor role. Rev Sinclair dodges egging in Farmersburg.

Frank Nead Jackson Township Belle Mitchell Henry Dodd Kemp ‘Asbury Sinclair Farmersburg

Manly Florida hunt and political meeting antics described

In Florida Nelse Wilkey boasts of killing two alligators and a boy could bag many more before breakfast. The piece mixes local humor with a chaotic meeting in Lepanon on March 15, 1880, detailing a Democratic organizing session, mock titles, and voters debating Alpha Omar roles, with figures like Dr Lisman and Judge Arnet noted amid joking ballots.

Nelse Wilkey Florida Nelse Ibeerual Wenulis Democratic Chia Nia Rick Pomeroy Jim Alpha Omar Tickenback Dr. Lisman Arnet Hendricks Efex Wilden Due McDonald Oali Che Chaimieu Omeoa Samuel Anthony Elexander Hammilton Jeffersonean Silvers Green Sherman A W Giles Giles Mr. Willis Col Gray T Sullivan Indiana George Hlowts Republican Free School Vess Poppawoaw

Health and Happiness Health Tonic Claims

Health advertisement proclaims GUYSOT's Yuman Dock as a blood purifier curing scrofula syphilitic disorders and nervous debility. It promises improved digestion and youthful vigor, asserting health renewal with quart bottles offered at price with directions.

Guysot

Terre Haute Commercial College Sees Spring Term Growth

The Terre Haute Commercial College reports many new students for the spring term and expects a large enrollment through spring and summer. Prospective students, both young men and women, are urged to attend the institution.

Terre Haute Commercial College

Fairbanks Items: Local politics and community notes

The piece reports on a township convention and primary election mood, noting support for individual candidates over parties. It mentions Laura Sharples and Charley Ernest contesting the post office, local temperance societies, a new drug store, and various residents moving or pastimes.

Laura B. Sharples Charley Ernest Laura Tilcey Jon Parker Jeffersonvile Charley Badeer Kansas Charley Alyers Milt Yeager Joel Hunt Schoolhouse Temperance Union Frood Templars Lodge the Narrows Tidern Jas. A. Weir Nasby Dr Sharples Main Street Captain Parker Squire Ticklegizard

Graysville Notes on Repairs and Local Happenings

C B Eno is the contractor for repairs on the Christian Church at Big Springs. Graysville hosts a public discussion on Constitutional Amendments with Rep W S Maple and W A B Roberts set for 2 p m on March 20.

C.B. Eno Big Springs David Harmon Joel Harris Mr. Harris Norman Merom Leasure George Henry Burton & Co Wabas Graysville

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Pres. Smith Wown Srnday Crowder & Reed Blizgard E. A. Driskell Recorders Office Mason L.L . Gray Henry Morris Jean and Thurman Maron Tor Sam Ridge Bob Kirkham Mrs. W. QC. Jewell Carlisle The City Morpheus Na Wo Maya Je Waned Phurnman Gilbert Bond Cosby-North Vincennes North Marshal John Payne John Sullivan Sunday Journal Bruck Geo. W. Buff Seing Bruck Buff Ladies Aid Society J. A. Hays Coulson WH. Burks John Glass Adri Fran Mssissippi General Craut Elmore Joe Wolfe Mr. Wolo Beech Bina Joe Bin Amous Liscetux Nick Ringfield O. C. Givens Jackson W.S. Duncan Curry J. IL Ples Pairbanks A. Cushman Lurman Ieee N. M. Temple Haulton M.D Anderson Cassese Wm. Fleming Jefferson Brigesd& Mathis Saddon A. M J.S. Murphy Gill B. Wanvett Hymera Hite Utis Thor Nora Grulk Wilane Hughes A PL Allen New Lebanon J. J. Kalley Oaktown Ours Nicholas Yeager Elijah H. Dilley John R. Afilam Wim. R. Strain Albert Dehart Mr. Dilley Tiomcaing i Sadivas Sdlavan Todiana Frank Parks Eara Story Graf George Tureiza Nancy J. Johnson Nancy J. Tvea Sally Parks Gail Pueuor J. Alsay Vostainster Wilpcherry Dave Westader Thors Wista Sangord & Lari Paraiak Burg Curry Township Parravraburg Max Siiss Beatrice Cummins Katie Hughes Sow Lepanon Amy Blaseegreeh Fairbanks Bprrok Kingsley Chepelitemizer Aid Craysville
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