Local notices and family greetings from Stockton to Carlisle
W. J. DeHart and wife of Stockton visit daughter Mrs. W. McCullough. John Warner of Carlisle helps Bensinger Bros. with wholesale potato depot and reports strong trade. Dov Willis notes. Dr King’s New Life Pills praised by D W H Turner of Dempseytown for renewed vigor. Pills advertised at Smock’s Drug Store for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. DeHart
Stockton
W. ©. McCullough
John Warner
Carlisle
Bensinger Bros
John
Dr. King
D. W H. Turner
Dempseytown
Smock
D. Soames & Co Tin Work Ad Offers Quality Low Prices
A brief advertisement from D. Soames & Co promotes tin work and materials, claiming high quality, reliable service, and the lowest prices. The notice emphasizes their readiness to supply and perform tin work projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Soames & Co
Graphophones and Chicago elevated railway project update
The article notes graphophones priced from 35 dollars at Reed's Drug and Piano House and reports C W Kelly leading the Chicago North Western elevated railway construction. Kelly oversees seven engineers on a vast project extending beyond Anniston into a four track line, with Carl, a Sullivan boy, achieving notable progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Kelly
Chicago
North Western
Anniston
Carl
Sullivan
Reed's Drug and Piano House advertises piano guarantee
The ad claims the seller offers the best $200 piano in the state with a strong guarantee. It notes agents get $75 more for higher grade pianos and pitches a parlor organ at $350 as inferior, inviting inspection to back the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed’s
Local Notes and Arrivals Across Sullivan County
Sullivan county items report illnesses and visits including Mrs. Casto ill with malaria and Dr. Dennison from Ohio visiting Gill township. Several residents travel to Indianapolis and Evansville for visits and business while others move or plan purchases such as 1894 bicycles. Local church events and school notes appear with county residents and out of town relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Dennison
Washington, D. HH
Ohio
Gill Township
W. 5
Foota
Merom
Indianapolis
Willie Patten
Ward Miles
Win
Lawson
the Narrows
Southside
Silver Chaney
Christena Watson
Millmine
Ills
Editor Sees Wonders In Cave Cure
Editor W. W. Barry of Lexington Tennessee contracted a severe case of piles while exploring Mammoth Cave. He used Bucklen's Arnica Salve and swore it a world’s wonder, curing piles, injuries, inflammation, and eruptions. Only 25 cents at Smock's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Barry
Lexington, Tenn
Mammoth Cave
Auctioneer John Creager Offers Merom Services
John Creager of Merom Indiana advertises as an auctioneer with twenty four years experience. Satisfaction guaranteed in price and work. No extra charge for any point in the county. Subscribe for the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Creager
Merom
Ind
Woman's Club Held Second Meeting At Mrs McNabb's Home
The Woman's Club met for the season's second gathering at Mrs. McNabb's residence October 34th with most members present. The session opened with the Lord's Prayer and roll call via quotations from Henry VIII and the Papacy. Mrs. Florence Shaffer presented a paper on Henry VIII and his six wives. Mrs. Rachel Harrix read Edinburgh after Flodden about James IV and the Scottish army's defeat. Mrs. Effie Nesbit led a discussion on More's Utopia. Ivy Hunt was elected secretary, Currie Wood joined the executive committee. The next meeting is planned at Mrs. Emma Thompson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Rachel Harrix
Flodden
James IV
Effie Nesbit
More
Ivy Hunt
Currie Wood
Emma Thompson
Sullivan High School Football Uncertain Season Outlook
Uncertainty dominates Sullivan High School football after repeated scoring droughts and deficits against Vincennes and other foes. Observers say the squad has strong material and potential under a steady coach, with expectations of rising performance in this Indiana region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Sullivan Fligh
Fligh
Indiana
Enrollment and Attendance Report Summary
Principal McColuhan presents a school month enrollment and attendance snapshot. Total pupils 22 055 attend daily with 808 absent or tardy and 92 tardiness cases. Suspensions reported. corporal punishment noted. reentries and withdrawals tracked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoLbouan
Supt
County Odd Fellows Meeting Draws Wide Attendance
The Odd Fellows held a large county meeting last Wednesday with Rebekah lodges joining. A parade spanned to noon while Baptists served dinner to the crowd in the Reid building opposite the McCammon House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Rebekah
Baptists
Reid Building
McCammon House
Eighteenth Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meet at Cartisse
The eighteenth convention of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society convened at Cartisse with about forty delegates present. The returned missionary Miss Fry delivered an engaging address. Next year’s gathering is planned for Farmersburg on October 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Cartisse
Miss Fry
Farmersburg
Oet
Six Doctors Failures Replace By Dr Kings Cure
Six doctors warned Wm. H. Mullen of Lockland Ohio that he faced an early death from a fatal lung trouble. He tried Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption and after five bottles he was cured. It guarantees to cure throat chest and lung diseases including coughs colds la grippe pneumonia bronchitis asthma hay fever croup and whooping cough. Trial bottles free at Smovks drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Mullen
Lockland
Dr. King
Smovks Drug Store
Quarantine Raised Lets Carlisle Children Roam Again
Henry E. Hart of Carlisle reported on Monday that the scarlet fever quarantine was lifted Sunday, allowing children to run at large once more in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Hart
Carlisle
City
Electric Bitters touted as cure for malarial diseases
The ad copies Brave explorers like Stanley and Livingstone facing malaria and typhoid, claiming Electric Bitters cures malarial illnesses. It cites chills, fever, aches, and fatigue and a family testimonial from W A Null of Webb Iti. Sold for 450 cents by druggist Joe K smock with a guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Livingstone
W. A. Null
Webb
Iti
Sullivan Visitors Reach Local Kin and Returns
Mrs. Mariah Gordon of Gordon Urs Mrs. Elizabeth Clark of Neoga Ill visited their brother Geo Callahan in Sullivan last Tuesday and Wednesday. It was Clark s first Sullivan visit and first Crawford county trip since leaving forty five years ago. Fred Houpt who went to Chicago for a bicycle factory job writes he is disappointed and will return home. We are glad to have the young man back believing Sullivan county holds strong prospects for energy and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Larr, Jr
Meram
Atla
Martha Kirk
Robinson
Farmersburg
W. C. Faught Mesdames
R. H. Crowder
Wim. Crowder
Sue Reid
Coulson
Mose Southban
Greene Co
A. C. Burner
Robinson, WI
Union
Ed Morgan
Lela
Christian Church
Sullivan
Geo. W. Case
Evansville
H. G. McClung
Plainfield
Reform School
Ed. Thompson
Shelburn
Mariah Gordon
Gordon, Urs
Elizabeth Clark
Neoga
Geo. Callahan
Fred Houpt
Chicago
Sullivan County
Appointment of administrator for Mary A. Jones estate
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned 9 C Paddock has been appointed administrator of the estate of Mary A Jones late of Sullivan county Indiana deceased The estate is probably solvent 8 C Fappock Adm r John T Hays Attorney novi
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
9. C. Paddock
Alary A. Jones
Sullivan County
Indiana
C. Fappock
Travel ticket notice for lodge and convention travel
Indianapolis and several Indiana cities list round trip fares and sale dates for lodge and convention travel. Tickets require certificates signed by lodge or Scottish Rite officials and are valid for specified return windows in November 1899 and December. Locations include Anderson Richmond Lafayette and Indianapolis with prices from 3.25 to 5.15 in round-trip dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Grand Lodge
Rand
C. F
Psu.Anderson
Indiana
Y.M.C. A
Bardei and
Goth
Richmond
Y.pos
Such
Dee
LaFayette
WC. Latta
Sine
Indiana Scottish Rite
Springfield
Ohio State Convention
Grangvers
Wood
Ignorance and the Law Beyond a Wife’s Suffering
An editorial style appeal argues ignorance as the cause of a wife’s misery within marriage and promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for feminine disorders. It claims the remedy restores health, supports natural childbirth, and offers free consultation and a medical adviser book with mailed copies from the World's Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Common Sense Medical Adviser
Common Sense
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Main Street
Buffalo
Bloomington reader returns home after visit near Oaktown
Mrs E C Collins of Bloomington Als is again reading the UNION signaling her return to Bloomington after an extended visit with relatives near Oaktown with the Osborn family and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Collins
Bloomington
Als
UNION
Oaktown
M. W. Osborn
White Bronze Endorsed Over Stone For Durability
Advert claims white bronze resists porosity and fissures unlike stone. It supposedly remains legible on inscriptions and endures frost or heat, unlike stone which cracks and fades. The note questions cemetery usage and mentions investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selsie
White Bruce
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New York Herald prints fewer ads than Chicago Tribune on Sundays
A historical comparison shows the New York Herald April issue had fewer agate lines of paid advertisement than the Chicago Tribune. The Herald reported 1 0 seven five lines across its main and Brooklyn New Jersey sections, while the Tribune totaled over one thousand columns, making the Tribune the heavier advertiser that Sunday.
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New York Herald
Go Tribune
Fe Herald
Que i. Gavin
Tribune
Herald
New Jers
Brooklyn
New Jersey
New York i Herald
Chicago Tribune
Farm site ad near Sullivan town offers cheap plots
Small farm plots for sale on east side near Sullivan at the Crowder building area. Listings mention Willis and Crowder as local references with inexpensive pricing for immediate purchase.
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Willis
Crowder
East Side
Sullivan
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Wm. McGammon
West Side
Geo. Washington
Bell's Grocery
South Side
John S. Bays
Public Square
Geo. W. Buff
W. Paul Stratton
Buff & Stratton
Attorneys-At-Law
P. O
Liston & Hawking, Agents
Davis Block
Sullivan, Ind
E. R. Riggs
New Davis Block
West Side Square
David Crawley
W. H. Hill Jr
General Insurance
Sullivan State Bank
A. J. Rich
Fast Chapel Cemetery
Dov Willis
Tio
Reed's Drug and Piano House
Wm. Casto
Neville Crowder
C. B. Willis
L. M. Vancleve
L. E. Townsley
W. R. Houpt
Turman Township
Harley Ladd
Bond County
R. K. Houpt
Charley
Greensburg
J. A1. McLean
Michael O'Neill
Joe Kk
Addison Drake
Woodbury County
Iowa
W. A. Drake
Mr. Drake
Report of
Sullivan Public Schools
C.C. F. County Meeting
Missionary Convention
Jerrries
Grinsworth
ALG
J. A. Evansville
Wow
Astro
Siadivan
Palace Drug Store
T. B. Shaffer & Co
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