Bix Marcs Previews Neo Year in Advance
A clipped fragment notes Bix Marcs ahead of a neo year with three months and single copies priced at £150 73 50.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1881
Page
5
A clipped fragment notes Bix Marcs ahead of a neo year with three months and single copies priced at £150 73 50.
Train schedules mention Chicago Express Nasickville Day Express and local freight through service as weather and holidays bring activity. Vincennes plans water works and a Masonic hall due occupancy by December 27 while Simmons Mower Uncle Tom’s Cabin at the Opera House Monday night. Methodist sociable at Uriah Coulson’s residence drew over 100 guests with refreshments and good cheer.
Hon John M Blosa State Superintendent of Public Instructions will lecture at the Literary Hall in the public school building next Friday night December 2. The lecture is free and open to all.
List of uncalled for letters remaining in the Sullivan Indiana post office includes Gents list steward edd wautland jessie and ladies list names lizzie rasel Mahala tayior m. Persons calling for these letters should say advertiser and give name and date. J A Hayn postmaster.
The temperance event at the Christian church was postponed from two weeks ago because of rain and now set for December 10 hoping for full attendance. Subscriptions to the Union are urged with a year cost of 100 and a potential free period until January for those in need. Also noted is a Sullivan visit by Donavin's Tennesseeans on December 28 and news of a recovered stolen watch linked to Charley Gwin.
The Uncle Tom show at the hall Saturday night drew good attendance. Simmons & Mewer’s company delivered the ancient piece creditably. Little Miss Hillman as Eve gave the best performance seen here. The troupe is recommended as respectable and talented.
A miscellany of town happenings includes Murray Crowley ill with a congestive chill, Ed W Kelly returning from Cincinnati with holiday stock, Judge Wolfe opening his court, and Alex Massie at his father’s bedside in Paris. Mentions of Briggs Massie dissolution, preaching by Dr Martin, and upcoming poetry lines at G and G Groceries. Also notes of local incidents with a gun accident, donations for a widow, and assorted remarks on advertising and public life.
The ladies will meet tomorrow afternoon at the racidana f Mra ern railway over the Kentucky 272 feet above the water to reorganize the aid society. All interested women are urged to attend.
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