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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1892
Page
3
Local ads detail Crawley’s sale on beds lounges and folding beds with free passes to the World’s Fair. Multiple entries note visitors from Sullivan to Terre Haute and oblate towns, plus new subscribers and various community happenings.
Local notes report summer visits by Misses Riley Pritchett and Mr. Foulkes from Vincennes to the Hinkles, a Gibler Comedy bedroom prize, and Draper scales on South State Street. Mentions J P Stratton adding Sullivan property, Daniel Draper coal, Birdsell wagon, and visiting Dyers. A sermon by Sam Small, regional travels of Dr Whiteside, and community events fill the period.
Charles Gold seeks to rent a small house close to the business part of the city. Contact details not provided.
Tev and Montgomery will preach at Graysville next Sunday morning and evening. A choice lot for residence on South Court Street offered through Ed Hoskins at Mason's. Fine large lot and good residence on a graded Sullivan street. sold cheap if sold at once through Mason & Co. Little Harry Mayfield broke an arm after falling from a wagon last Wednesday. Mrs Minnerva Kenedy lost her house by fire last week. insured with Sol T Wolf in Phenix. received 3800 last Thursday. Andy Hunter of Paris, Ill delivered a Democratic speech at the court house last Saturday evening. Public sale of stock buggies wagons household goods garden products at Mary Thrasher's residence three miles east of Merom on Saturday Sept 24 1892. Sale begins 10 o'clock a.m.
75 head of fine full blood Southdown sheep offered at reduced prices. Eligible to registry. Call on tno Davis' Sons to start raising the right kind of sheep now.
Special to Stand Men promotes FT selling ice peanuts candies cigars lemons bananas and oranges at 98 cheap with return credit. Frank Cunningham invites you to see him before buying goods and take advantage of the return policy.
A Drakeman named David Grezy lost a foot in a coupling incident on the 1. & T. road near the E. & P. HL junction. He was brought to town with his wife summoned, while a Woods clothing window attracted monkeys purchased in New York watched by shoppers. The notice covers business dissolutions and local school fair reports.
The Union Quill Driver’s Association held its second annual reunion last Friday at the editor’s residence. Six members attended and enjoyed good food and discussions on improving the local paper. Rev. W. P. Claver was reelected president, A. Lloyd vice president, and Miss Mary O’Haver secretary. The next meeting is planned for about a year hence.
In a letter dated the fifth inst from Yellow Stone National Park Frank Steen and companions recount near bears sighting and a wide tour including Kansas City Denver Manitou Colorado Springs and West Coast cities. They note amusements last week featuring the Gibler Comedy Company praising the troupe and Manager Dear for securing quality shows for fair week.
The list records names of voters registered under the 1891 act, with a note that the law was ruled unconstitutional by the Henderson circuit court as class legislation and is awaiting Supreme Court review. The Rochester Democrat remarks on a democratic procession phrasing “thro’ the slaughter house to the open grave” tied to Peck’s report.
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