Please Pay Up Arrears At The Union
The Union urges patrons to settle delinquent accounts promptly, noting many are behind by years. If funds are tight, notify the paper and arrangements will be made, with a deadline to clear balances by the first of the year.
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Biela
Ome
New York
Earth
Moon
Real Estate Exchange
Nassau Street
Germany
Sweden
Isabella
Spain
United States
Western Union
Eugenie
Humbert
Italy
Czar
Russia
Europe
Dom Pedro
Paris
Seine
Deere
Tha Barnes
Shiek
Ambitious Project Seeks Help For Big Task
The speaker asks for assistance to manage a heavy workload and asks for someone to help with a demanding project. They acknowledge overcommitting and seek support to finish. The message hints at a plan to organize or proceed with a challenging endeavor.
Democratic shift on tariffs and sugar bounty promises
The writer notes Democrats cooling on tariffs, questions if they will oppose free trade and sugar bounty once more. They predict long delays before Democrats win another Thanksgiving with the same enthusiasm and warn that following their platform could delay another Democratic president for generations.
Democrats Eye Continue GOP Policy Despite Criticism
The speaker ridicules Democrats for preparing to adopt Republican government policies implying they will not deviate from GOP lines and calling their campaign a sham and fraud.
Postwar imports fall threaten treasury revenues measures eyed
The text notes imports have dropped since the election and treasury receipts are materially reduced. It suggests steps may be needed to raise revenue as importers avoid bringing goods in when duties may fall. It explains importers pay existing tariffs but oppose higher charges.
Contemptible acts mar election era and liquor law breaches
The editorial condemns vandalism against Union tombstones and election malfeasance by open saloons on election and Thanksgiving days. It calls for swift enforcement of the liquor laws and criticizes the prosecuting attorney and judge Briggs for lax enforcement, warning of possible political repercussions on nomination and reelection. It frames law enforcement as essential and non burdensome.
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Otvrr
Briggs
Charles E Crawley as Democratic Clerk Candidate
The piece endorses Charles E Crawley for clerk of the house in January. It notes two terms as assistant clerk and describes him as fair, non partisan, respected by neighbors, and a credit to the democracy of Sullivan county.
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Charles E. Crawley
Sullivan County
House
Comet Debate Spreads Public Wonder and Warnings
The article discusses a newly observed comet first seen Nov. 6 and opinions vary on its identity and trajectory. Some fear Earth impact while others deem collision unlikely due to its gaseous nature and rarity of effects.
Letter on desecration of Indiana soldiers graves in Morgan county
H Y Oaps of Co Ix 21st Indiana Volunteers reports graves at Martinsville Hall and Monrovia painted red by rebel sympathizers. He asserts knowledge of culprits and vows full legal penalty, notes wives’ memorial stones ruined, and invites contact at 667 Virginia Avenue Indianapolis.
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H. H. Olds
Indiana
Haddon
Cartisle
J. Hapnox
Dean Comprape
Zist
Inter- Ocean
Martinsville
Hall
Monrovia
Morgan County
Indianapolis
Virginia Avenue
Oaps
Labor Strife in Louisiana Prompted by Governor
The Democratic governor orders state troops to quell a Louisiana labor strike, a move noted as rare against labor by a Republican governor. Across papers, reactions touch tariffs, foreign votes, and political figures including Mrs. Lease and Sen. Weaver. Local notes report community events, meetings, and court actions in Terre Nlante and Shelburn.
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Clay County Enterprise
Louisiana
Hymera Sleet Marks Busy Rural Notes and Death
A Hymera column notes sleet on the ground as Rev Denny leads a quarterly meeting in Jasonville and locals report travels and events. John Vanarsdoll dies after a brain fever illness. he built a drug business in Hymera and leaves a wife and child. Funeral draws a large crowd with visitors from Sullivan Coal City Farmersburg and Indianapolis among others.
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Hymera
Denny
Jasonville
Lucy Zenor
Clay City
J. J. Pifer
Julia Payne
Clay County
Ntymera
Jim Kennard
Barnhart House
Burr Watson
R. OV. Railsbank
Shelburnn
Gree, McCammon
Sullivan
John Keen
Hardersville
Joe Cummins
Laura Brownlows
Self
Association
Otto Beckett
Otto
John Vanarsdoll
Vanarsdoll
Vanarsdel
Hinkle
John Plew
Coal City
Tiosea
Saw Kins
Billy Mills
V. PD. Cummins
Tom Gilman
Farmersburg
Martha Morgan
Indianapolis
Ifiatt
Terre Haute
Miss Wright Visits Bertha Smith in Merom
Claude Phillips appears in a playful note about a girl born Friday. Miss Wright of Merom spent Sunday with Miss Bertha Smith. A protracted meeting is in progress at Mt Pabor and Bloomer Pinkston ordered a new organ.
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Wm. O'Neil
Robert Taylor
Paxton
Paul Buckley
Sullivan
J. A. Harper
Mary Sherwood
Terre Haute
Gertie Delashmut
E. Froment
Hubert Wheatley
Linton
Rebeccas
Prairie Lodge I
Stewart
Bardsley
Shelburn
Kettle Creek
M. E
Rev. May
The
Christian Church
W. H. Dawkins
W. E. Woods
Billy Mills
Jk Benefield
Johnny Vanarsdol
Aymera
Wheatley
G.C. Richards
Vigo Court
Terre Nlante
L. L. Linn
Toledo
Reno Logan
Toledo Express
Mr. Logan
Patsy Ayers
Claude Phillips
Miss Wright
Merom
Bertha Smith
Mt.Pabor
Bloomer Pinkston
Will Benefield
Carlisle
Lewis Benefield
Gill School
Will Smith
Cleveland Shows Bold Growth in Years Past Defense
The New York Press notes President Cleveland grows braver with age as he now carries a gun to march on Virginia, contrasting with thirty years ago when he hired a substitute to do the same.
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New York
Cleveland
Virginia
Real Estate Transfers List with Several Property Deals
Property transfers show John A. Smith to Virgil Byers in section 6, town 6, range 10 for 48a 8600. W H Crowder to Geo D Ballard includes West and Asadd Lot 4 in Sullivan-sos. Multiple deals involve Linn Fairbanks Farmersburg Merom and other locales with prices cited such as 500 and 600. names include John Manuel Owen Eisner Prustee M Hogan Johns Mary A Phelpy Win James Heck Nick Barra Orren Stoddard and Wm Johns.
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John A. Smith
Virgil Byers
W.H. Crowder
Geo
Johns
Mary A
Hogan
Taylor
Farmersburg
John Phelpy
W. Heatright
Negec
Nick Barra
Orren Stoddard
Ner Merom
James Heck
Farmersburge
James Heek
Story of a Plainman Milord Tompkins rose to riches
A youth who ran away from Newport Rhode Island to New York built a cash based grocery empire. Mil lard Fillmore Tompkins died at thirty nine leaving eleven stores and two wholesalers. His wife Mina Cooper guided the Spring Street shop and helped grow the business into a major New York enterprise.
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New York City
Millard Fillmore Tompkins
Mr. Tompkins
Catharine Street
Vounge Tompkins
Tompkins
Spring Street
Clinton Market
New York
Bleecker Street
Ninth and
Sixth Avenues
Jersey City
Gansevoort Street
He Played Second Fiddle at Home in Abridged Exchange
A brief exchange notes a husband earning a position in an orchestra while at home he is not first fiddle. A relative teases that he does not lead at home, implying the wife holds the stronger role in domestic matters.
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Texas Siftings
Origin of Lynch Law and Universal Sign Language in 19th Century Snippets
The feature discusses the origin of Lynch law linking it to Virginia colonists Colonel Lynch and others enforcing rough justice in Campbell county. It also notes universal sign language observed among North American Indians and deaf mutes, with corroborating anecdotes from Scribner's and an exchange about dramatic writing and tower imitators worldwide.
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Rigin
Virginia
Lynch
Campbell County
Charles Lynch
Robert Anderson
Calloway
King George
St. Louis Republic
North America
New York Institution
France
Scribner's
Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy Promise Return Cash
The makers ofDr Sage's Catarrh Remedy pledge to pay 3560 in cash if they cannot cure catarrh regardless of case. The ad invites comparison with other remedies and claims a cure is possible, noting a 50 cent cost.
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Dr. Pierce
Dr. Sage
Excursion Ticket Rates for Various Events and Regions
Rails announce excursion tickets to Princeton Chicago and other destinations with round trip fares of one and one third. Sales start Dec 6 and run through Dec 9 with five days return windows. Indiana meetings and health association events also listed with sale dates and return limits. Administrator's notice then details a public sale of real estate in Merom Sullivan County for estate settlement funds.
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Princeton
ELA Poe RL
Seth
Chicago
P. H
Rowill
Dee. Sra
Fort Wayne
EL & That. LO
Indiana Warmers’ Institute
VeCuteheonville
Ind
Erskine
American Public Health Association
International Medical College
City of Wexico
Rio Grand Gateway
Evansville
EO & Tle
Nashville
Birmingham
Montgomery
New Orleans
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Dr Barnes Treatmont Book Promotes Surgical Sanitarium
About 300 Sullivan citizens can testify to benefits from Dr Barnes Treatmont a 32 page free book. Barnes Surgical Sanitarium at 213 North Illinois Street Indianapolis claims cures for private diseases in men and women including strictures varicoceles hydrocele and bladder issues with no knife.
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Sullivan’s
Barnes
Barnes’ Surgical Sanitarium
North Iinois St. Ndiananolis
Cinceharyvyos
Notice to nonresident in Sullivan divorce case
In Sullivan County Indiana the Sullivan Circuit Court January Term 1893, Mary E Prough plaintiff by attorney files complaint and affidavit that defendant Bud Prough is a nonresident and a necessary party in a divorce action. Notice given for trial at next term and that he must appear January 13 1893 at Sullivan Court House to answer or demur or the case will proceed in his absence. Clerk W M Denney signs and seals the notice.
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Bud
Prough
John T. Hays
Indiana
Sullivan Circuit
Sullivan
M, Denney
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