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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1899
Page
3
An item from Del Mckean's collection titled Livera KidneyDBaim is offered for sale by Joe K Smock. The listing references Dr J H McLean Medicine Co in St Louis Missouri as the origin or seller broker.
The October Term began Monday with Judge Moi ett presiding and the grand jury convening. Ozro Badger named foreman. Prosecution shifts loom as Hunt plans to resign, new terms favor Sundays in court, while others face dismissals for minor-related charges. Multiple cases, including divorces, partition actions, and quiet titles, proceed with appointed commissioners and venue changes noted.
The special presidential train carrying President McKinley and party passed through Sullivan this morning on its way to Evansville for the Blue and Gray reunion. They arrived in Evansville about 8:30 and will return via Sullivan at 2:27 this afternoon, after Silver Chaney to John.
Frank Lester and his wife mark fifty years of marriage in Turman township. Married Oct. 11, 1840 near Charleston Illinois, they have lived in the same farm home, never had children, and only recently hosted relatives, including Frank Patten and Mollie Hert, for the celebration.
Great Britain faces possible outbreak of war with the Transvaal as President Kruger issues an ultimatum demanding immediate troop withdrawal. A two pm deadline is set, with Noubaudy predicting an English retreat and a state of war likely to emerge at once.
A string of couple pairings appears with transfers or arrangements among Melvin E Engle Adhsal Maxwell Daniel Yaden Mattie Harris Robert C Crow Maud Wells John R Walker Mrs Lizzie Berry Daniel Howard Ethel Taylor John W Critehavid Clara Brack Ivar Marshall Daisy Normansson Charles A Driggs Lillie Column Basil Carrico Meiia Miller
J M Stewart receives word from the patent office that all claims for his lawn mower patent are allowed. The machine tests showed easy running and ability to cut grass at any height, reach corners, and work near trees, promising a revolution in mower design.
The Illinois Central shifts the general offices to Chicago and the superintendent’s office to Ellingham. P. H. Blue and F. E. Basier handle remaining duties with Basier possibly staying in freight. J. H. Saunders and W. R. Bottonfield move to Effingham as train dispatcher and assistant. C. P. Walker becomes secretary at Ellingham. R. Hinkle remains with the company in a general role.
Chicago clergyman Rev Frank Crane will visit Sullivan to deliver his lecture The Castle of Atlantes during the Friday evening session of the association. Crane, a prominent pulpit orator, has drawn praise from press outlets for his engaging speech and compelling delivery.
The annual church concert for the choir, held last evening, drew good attendance and favorable remarks. Eva Osburn of Shelbyville and Nix Taylor sang well solo, with Prof. Sampson delivering an excellent violin piece. The piano quartet and overall program were well received.
Dueck Osborn was adjudged insane Monday before Squiresgroyce and Martin upon testimony from Dr. Hoover of Paxton and Dr. Edwards. He will be sent to the asylum as soon as room can be found. Duck, 36, was reared in Haddon township.
The company will offer a single fare for round trips from all points on its line with tickets on sale through October 7 and valid for return passage leaving Cincinnati and returning by October 21. The Line emphasizes superior East and West service with palatial coaches Pullman drawing room sleepers and dining cars. Trains are vestibule equipped and lit by Platsen gas. For details contact O P B McCarty General Passenger Agent Cincinnati O.
Notice sets date for annual meeting to elect directors in Ryansville Indiana between 1 and 2 PM. Transfer books will close September 28 and reopen October 2 at Farmers Loan and Trust Company New York. Witnessed and dated September 12 by secretary Gibney.
Bismarck's vigor credited to splendid health and indomitable will. The ad promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as the source of energy and success, claiming vital organs in order. Available for 25 cents at Joe Kk Smock's drug store.
Three acres adjoining Pleasantville in cultivation with good improvements and ample water. Will trade for real estate near Sullivan. Address box 85 Pleasantville Ind.
Mrs. David Hill of Fairbanks township was buried Monday at Little Flock with Rev. Wm. Fason presiding. She died Sunday morning at about 45 after a period of illness. Also in Fairbanks township, Mrs. Emery Johinson, daughter of Reuben Thompson, died at about 40.
Vincennes Indiana reports the B O S W A Y time table with daily and Sunday departures to Cincinnati St Louis and Louisville. Trains leave at various early morning and afternoon times with connections and sleeping car details available from J B Scottrt Vincennes and OLPL McCarry Cincinnati.
A new train named the Nebraska Colorado Express starts service from June linking St. Louis to Denver direct via St. Joseph. It features vestibule sleepers and Burlington craft cars with seats free, arriving Denver at 6:20 p.m. after departing St. Louis at 2:05 p.m. Travelers from St. Louis gain morning arrival and hours of stopover. The route is promoted as the middle and scenic way to the Pacific Coast with weekly Wednesday departures from St. Louis and details available from Lickel or L. W. Wakenty.
A petition will be presented to Sullivan County Board of Commissioners at the November term 1900 requesting vacation of portions of Second Street and related street segments in Merom. Affected landowners include Merom Cemetery Association Thomas P Cooper and David W Larr Sr Saran E Hatten president of Merom Cemetery Assn.
A through Tourist Car runs every Friday at 10 35 p m from Chicago to San Francisco via Omaha and Salt Lake City with first and second class passengers. Berth rate Chicago to San Francisco is 36 00. Sleeping car accommodations require advance reservation and tickets can be secured from agents or at the Chicago Milwaukee depot or city ticket offices. Send for the California folders. Geo H Heatford and Robert Jones are contacts.
Advertising copy touts Reed's Drug and Piano House with claims of transparent pricing and agent commissions absent from profits. The seller asserts backing every sale and invites customers to buy pianos organs and sewing machines.
Claims Bucklin's Amnica Salve cures severe piles and general skin ailments with a worldwide reach. Advertising copy states thousands already cured and guarantees relief, price 25 cents per box, sold by Joe IX Smock, druggist.
Elery Hayden of Shelburn area suffered a broken bone in the right forearm ten days ago while working on a house for Alva Martz. He was unaware of the injury until last Saturday when he sought medical advice from Dr. Crowder who confirmed the fracture.
A seller touts lower prices than traveling agents for pianos organs and sewing machines. He claims substantial savings with nearly half cost and guarantees best instruments. Includes offer of latest sheet music at cut prices and urges buyers to select directly.
Several Sullivan families including Gravemier of Long Warren and W Ed Shepherd report the New Crown Sewing Machine has lasted 15 years in continuous family use and still serves well. Prices at 22.50 with perpetual guarantee. sale offered at Aeed’s Drug and Piano House.
Railroads time tables show north bound trains from Vincennes to Terre Haute with stations including Carlisle Paxton Sullivan and West Terre Haute. All trains are radio except number 2 which runs daily except Sunday.
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