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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1881
Page
6
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Lieut Allen provides a letter pages. A church social at Hinkles shifts to Thursday. Rev A R Heath reports 22 acres of wheat in five days near Covington. A busser on bottoms identified as R Van Bosman is sent to Terre Haute. Rev Henderson speaks on Wonders of the Old World in Baptist church. A man buys a stamped envelope with a quarter and receives two dimes as change. Local grocers Curry & Curry advertise widest stock and best prices.
Unclear transit timetable mentions Chicago train names and routes Going North South and East with various express and freight services. Also includes a "List of Uncalled For Letters" for Sullivan County Indiana and a "Gents" and "Ladies" names section for letters advertised by the post office.
On Halloween night a group titled the Knightly crew dressed in black faced disguises and crashed a gathering at Mrs Basler’s home. They seized the snacks and vanished in moments leaving one guest astonished by the rapid disappearance of the table fare.
A man fell from a south bound freight at Carlisle depot on Friday 28th and died within thirty minutes. James M. Fox of Pike County Arkansas said he came from Farmersburg to Carlisle to catch the through freight. He spoke calmly in his final moments and said he was going home. Police found a pocketbook and papers revealing his residence one mile west of New Hope Arkansas. He was interred in the town cemetery under Dr Whalen.
Earnest notices solicit readers to share visiting friends arrivals and departures. Local remarks mention remodeling, new tenants, visitors from Kentucky and Indiana, purchases, travel, recoveries, and public notices including tax day and railroad management change.
James McClannahan and Misa Ella Heaps were married last Thursday. N EF Conkle and a guest from our area attended the ceremony and reported a pleasant occasion. The couple received several gifts and food contributions.
Large line of children and Misses cloaks for ages 4 to 6 years in black and light collars. Rice styles offered. Call to see them and learn prices at W G Young & Co.
A compact notice announces a sale by Nelse Wilkey featuring a large stock of fine fur hats at prime cost and invites shoppers to visit Wilkey Bros for pure sugars and good coffee.
Local sale item lists numerous small goods from silk yarns to envelopes, brushes, collars, linens, suspenders, pencils, ink, soap, hose, socks, gloves, laces, overalls, shirts, glassware, fruit bowls, and assorted housewares. Prices mostly low, with bundles and bulk quantities noted.
Advertisement urging mothers to visit Sor Goodman for affordable well made boys suits. Claims to save time and money compared to sewing outfits at home. Promotional tone emphasizes quality and lower cost than DIY.
An assortment of advertisements and notices describes price cuts and sales at Beasley Bros and Nelse Wilkey, including fall and winter clothing offers, dry goods, and groceries. It also mentions local business moves and a brief note about a death and mining accident in Sullivan.
Nelse Wilkey exchanged land at 1.25 per acre to obtain boots shoes and notions for the town. He paid for the goods with land valued at the stated rate and received 31 800 in value.
Panic pricing draws shoppers to Beasley Bros. Nation House as they advertise the largest fall overcoat lot bought by Sullivan. Promoters urge customers to inspect the extensive display and the new coat styles.
Dr Dye's Celebrated Electro Voltaic Belts and other electric devices are offered on a thirty day trial for nervous debility vigor and related ailments. Guarantee of relief and restoration of vigor with free illustrated pamphlet. Address Voltaic Belt Co Marshall Michigan. Also advertisement for Dr Marchise's Verme Catholicon praised with undisputed evidence.
Bargain seekers urged to visit Wilkey Bros for grocery discounts. The ad highlights low prices and a wide selection, inviting shoppers to compare value and shop local.
A. R. Heath announces relocation of stock to the Ruddle Bros Old Stand in Meron Indiana. He defies competition in prices and invites inspection of goods for an endless variety of patent medicines at Crowder & Reed's.
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