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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1881
Page
5
County notes and election concerns in Sullivan town
The item reports on Sullivan town population and a 15 person increase in the town’s 6 to 21 age group totaling 733. It notes trustees’ reports show county declines, expects county growth as density rises, and questions outsiders in election board rooms while balloting. Editor Briggs birthday reception described with guests and gifts. Letters advertised list for S F Patten and J.A. Hays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Dick, Vom
Uarry
the Democrat
Briggs
The
Union
Public examination of teachers at the school house
The County Superintendent conducted a public exam of teachers at the school house on Saturday. A large number of educators participated in the examination, showcasing the district’s teaching corps.
Fractious twins born as neighbor notes fence repairs
A neighbor reports Howard Littlejohn nails shut the fence cracks to keep his twin boys from escaping, following their Monday night birth. The fragment condemns parental neglect and promotes Cutiura Remedies as a cure while warning about scrofulous humors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Littlejohn
Reverend Josephus Stansil Dies of Consumption
Dirp.-Rev. Josephus Stansil died Monday morning at 9 o'clock at his father's residence in this city after months of illness from consumption. A respected Baptist minister for the past ten years, he leaves many friends. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the Baptist church conducted by Rev. Fuson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephus Stansil
Wm. Stansil
Mgr
Stansil
Baptist Church
The
Fuson
Sale of the E and T I Railroad Ends Control by Locomotive Firm
Louisville and Nashville Railway bought a controlling interest in the E T H I Railroad last week. Nine thousand shares owned by individuals sold at 100 dollars each and four thousand shares owned by Evansville city and Vanderburgh County sold at 75 dollars each. The E T I property is valued around 5.5 million dollars. The change will establish a trunk line from the lakes to the South and marks a major addition to the national railway system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. & T. H. Railroad
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Evansville
Vanderburg
Lakes
Decoration Day Observance Plans Backed by Town Leader
A suggestion to organize a Decoration Day program with uniformed squads and band for the observance meets with strong approval. Local officials and residents express interest in keeping memories of the fallen alive and orderly preparations should start immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janny
Heruca
Personal notes of residents traveling and visits
Hot Jones travels to Colorado. Adam Wilson of Missouri visits. Hosea Curry goes to Evansville. Hamp Thornhill leaves for Ohio to recuperate. Rev Freidly of DePaw University preaches at the M church. Orlando McClain staying at Abrom. Joe Stewart votes Monday. Jake Billman kicked by a horse. A VanFossen visits Texarkana Arkansas. Bruce Carr of Bedford in town. Will Stark went to St Louis. D W Henry joins Davis and Davis in Terre Haute. Daves reports first fee a twenty dollar gold piece. Jake Otto from Brazil attends sick father. Wm Stansil Jr in town. Printers’ trade learned. now president of the printers union of Battila NY. Mrs Friday and Mrs Turman visit Union office. Mr Rovers buys and presents wife fine novelty parlor furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friday
Frank Turman Proper
Turman Township
Union
John Rogers
Rovers
Mason & Hamlin Organ Agent Geo F Hughes
Geo F Hughes is listed as the agent for Mason and Hamlin Organs in the local advertising notice. He handles sales and service inquiries for pianos and organs. The entry notes a commission arrangement and locations where demonstrations are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. F. Hughes
Mason & Hamlin Organ
Local notes on elections and a funeral
Miss Addie Weir died last week and was highly esteemed. Nick Davis, age 25, was elected town clerk and treasurer on the same day. D W Henry, graduate of Central Law School, admitted to the bar and joined the firm Davis & Davis. The scene after results showed a crowd in the post office lobby and talk of bonds and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Weir
A. H. Weir
Miss Weir
Nick Davis
D. W. Henry
Central Law School
Indianapolis
Davis & Davis
Henry
T. J. Ledger
Nick
Leveimia Cure Story From Jersey City Heights Ad
A reader from Jersey City Heights reports a twelve year old boy healed of a terrible leukemia by Cutura Remedies. He claims the cure covered the entire body from head to foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eayre Hinkle
Jersey City Heights
N. J
Aly Son
Market Prices And Receipts In Cincinnati May Day
Cincinnati reports May 4 market items with livestock and grain prices. Cattle range 8? to 8.38 per hundredweight, sheep and lambs noted, hogs around 55 to 60 cents, receipts about 592 head, wheat quoted from 1.10 to 1.12 per bushel. Shipments show 1 000 head cattle, 660 head moved, and miscellaneous goods including toys and chickens listed in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Louisvirtr
May
Market Report From Ixpraxarons May 4 Hogs and Wheat Prices
Ixpraxarons May 4 reports hog receipts at 1 250 head and 10 600 heads in market trade. Wheat prices range from 81 07 to SL74 cents. Heavy shippers Licht packings mixed packing and light presence noted with varied bids and prices across buyers.
Local letters touch voters names and medical cures
The piece mixes opinion on voting practices with praise for malt bitters as medicines. It notes Lucas votes counted or discarded by a board and argues for honoring voter intent. It includes a retirement notice from Dr. Graysville area physician A N Weir thanking patrons and recommending Dr. Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas
Richard” Lucas
Edward Shepherd
Ed” Shepherd
Ed Shepherd
Dick” Lucas
Mr. Lucas
B. R.lucas
John B Gough Delivers Impassioned Lecture at Vincennes
The editor describes John B. Gough's enduring vigor after thirty eight years on stage and praises his magnetic American platform presence. The Vincennes hotel undergoes a stylish renovation by new owner Mr Sheeks with new carpet and refined public areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Gough
Vincennes
Gough
Mr. Sheeks
Merom Notes Include Pulpit Change and Local Events
Elder Greer filled the pulpit in place of Pres. Smith on Sunday while Rev J T Phillips missed a Thursday lecture. J R Gordon traveled to Terre Haute for business. funeral services were held for John Booru’s sister in Fountain County. Wood's orchestra fixed a May 1st entertainment, and funding efforts aim to repair and paper the chapel with about 85 to 90 dollars. The Masonic Fraternity seeks buyers for lodge property on West Washington and Jackson streets in a bargain sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres. Smith
Fountain County
John Booru
Saue Aca
Washington and
Jackson Streets
Rewards for superior stove plow and binder offerings
A series of local sales notices offer rewards for better stove durability than the Favorite Cook Stove and lighter draft sulkey than named plows, plus a claim of a superior binder. Items advertised at J. F. Hoke's No 10 South Side and the Mammoth Warehouse on Main Street with descriptive circulars available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hoke
No. 10
South Side
Sullivan County
Main Street
Osborne Wire and Twine Binder for sale now
The Osborne Wire and Twine Binder is offered in limited supply with several sold already. Purchases should be made soon. Sold by John Davis & Sons. Also advertised are first class organs by Gev F Hughes and Mason Hanlin with Woods organs available. Winter goods at cost and low prices on coffee and sugar at local stores. Fire life and accident insurance offered by Fred Briggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne
Supply Ie Limited
John Davis & Sons
Mason & Hanlin
Woods
Eo i Hughes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sullivan Union
J. AS Hays
Orvice
Sullivan County Bank
Ae Eee
Evaneville and
Follo
Erre Haute
Nick and
Toward
Tom Reid
Morn
John Otto
Cuddie Sherman
Stewart Barns
Haddon Township
A. N. Weir
Terre Haute
Ben
Weir & Brueck
Heinel Bros
Wolfe
Indiana
Christian Bates
Milford Baker
Edward Miller
T Perry Wolfe
S F Patten
A.hays
Tartars
Ons
August Goodman
Sol Goodman
Arma E
I. H. Railroad
Jackson Lownship
Cass Reese Eean
Lyi
Tyes Fairbanks Senpadrebie
Gill
Hamilton
Baddeth Diesel
Jefferson Laenwathecied
Turhian Oeenee Tose
Pittsburg
Hot Jones
Colorado
Adam Wilson
Missouri
Hosea Curry
Hamp Thornhill
Ohio
Mr. Freidly
DePaw University
Orlando McClain
Abrom
Joe Stewart
Jake Billman
A. VanFossen
Texarkanna, Ark
Bruce Carr
Bedford
Will Stark
St. Louis
Daves
Jake Otto
Brazil
Stansil, Jr
Printers’ Union of
Battila, N.Y
Shepheard
Sullivan Marxeis
Aone Ag
Graysville
Durham
Arnie
Merom Items
Elder Greer
Michigan
J. T. Phillips
Bereau Association
J. R. Gordon
Wood
J.T. P
Democrat
Enterprise
Sullivan Circuit
Otive
William Tennis
John Tennis
Thomas J. Mann
S. Marsotf
L. Sewart
Gev. F. Hughes
N. O
Heath
Wilkey& Allen
Calline
Wirxry & Alleen
Crowder & Reed’s
Tom Reid’s
Tom Reid’s. No
Wilkey & Allen
Los
Wirrerry & Aller
Queen of
Sheba
Kine Solomon
Eaton & Miles
Commercial Row
Fred Briggs
Carlisle
Boot and Shoe Store
G. W Starr
Patent
Washington
Mr. C. Se. Foster
7Th St
D. C
2Nd National Bank
Bank of the Republic
Eliza Young
Brigham
Joan Davis & Sons
Wirkey & Allen
Crowder & Reed
S. Mardotf
WM. Tennis
NEW Job Tin Shop
Geo. W. Zimmerman
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