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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1902
Page
2
Hart, Shayner & Marx popular Varsity sack returns with a new cut. The flare is gone and the coat front is notably changed while maintaining style. Look for the H S M label as your assurance of authenticity and satisfaction. Miner's Pants Union Made overalls priced 60c 40c.
Strayed bay horse nine years old about 1200 pounds with a white forehead spot about 16 hands high from a pasture one mile east of New Lebanon. Notify T. B. Springer Jr The Foot Fitter Sullivan Ind.
The Vandalia Line asks all who seek rate or schedule details to write D B Sreze traveling passenger agent Terre Haute Indiana for prompt attention and information.
Cyrus E. Davis of Bloomfield drew a $500 check to reimburse Congressman Miers for campaign expenses. The uncashed check was altered to Bloomfield's Citizens' State Bank and circulated through Vincennes and Bloomington, with Davis denying it was a gift and claiming it was at Miers's request to cover his campaign costs.
The railroad issues Sunday excursion fares taking effect May 4 1902 through October 26 1902 with one fare round trip to several points including Terre Haute train No 5 11 50 p m and No 6 1 10 a m. Special $52 50 round trip to Tacoma Washington July 16 21 for the Young People’s Christian Union meeting with final return September 15 1902 stopovers west of Colorado common points. Decoration Day upset excursion fares apply up to 150 miles one and one third fare May 29 30 with return May 31 1902. Details available from agents F P Jerreirs W W Casto D H Hinman.
An ad promotes Krauz's Cold Cure Capsuls claiming quick relief from colds with daytime and nighttime doses. It promises restoration of rest and a free morning bowel movement. Price 25 cents. Sold by E. E. Muebler during Sullivan Normal from June 9th to July 25.
Civil War veteran M. M. Austin of Winchester praises Dr. King's New Life Pills for curing his wife's long illness despite doctors care. Advertises Joe K Smocks drug store as seller. Mentions seed rye from Crowder Milling Co.
The E. and T. H. R. R. publishes ex cursion tickets to Evansville for May 26 to 31 at 2.50 round trip. Tickets good returning to May 31, honored on train No. 7 leaving Evansville at 1 10 a m June 1 with local stops. For details contact W W Casto Sullivan Indiana or F P Jeffries Evansville Indiana.
Local Union urges businesses to advertise weekly to avoid being sidelined by competitors. Get a message heard by placing a regular ad of this size. inquire at the Union office for details.
Nicno as BippLE announce a brick plant near Mahley's saw mill in Sullivan offering good brick at reasonable prices. Proprietors invite customers to visit before purchase. May 21 1881.
Fragmented timetable style notes list routes and times between La Vincennes Vincennes and cities including North Vernon Cincinnati Pittsburg Parkersburg Baltimore Philadelphia New York and St Louis with various arrival and departure times and line numbers.
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