For sale: Four room house with barn and out buildings
Four room house on a large lot with cellar, good well and a variety of fruits. For particulars see J. B. Vaughn at D. H. Baldwin's Music Store.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1899
Page
5
Four room house on a large lot with cellar, good well and a variety of fruits. For particulars see J. B. Vaughn at D. H. Baldwin's Music Store.
The annual gathering for Company I, 2nd Indiana Cavalry, convenes at Samuel Lillie’s Gill township residence. Preparations promise a fine time with about twenty-five survivors expected and Captain Thos. M. Allen of Springfield, Missouri slated to attend.
A stream of short items lists residents visiting, moving, or traveling to Indianapolis, Terre Haute, Crawfordsville, and Gill township. It notes weddings planned for Terre Haute, visits by relatives, moves to Keily's Landing, and school repairs. Detours include opinions on local politics and humorous editorial squibs about a paper’s jokes and local opera gossip.
Mrs John Dowling of Butler Pa endures a three year malignant stomach trouble until Elec tric Bitters cures her two months later She proclaims the tonic strengthens digestion and appetite and praises its universal benefits Also listings: hats at Miss Boatwrights on Saturday Sept 30 and a loan offer from WM Willis Sullivan with Jenkins grocer for groceries meats and produce.
Nellie Corder daughter of Charley Corder of Gill township played with a revolver thinking it a toy pistol. It discharged striking her left leg. The wound was fresh and the ball was removed by Dr Parker.
The postmaster at New Lebanon telephoned Friday afternoon after the pouch key failed to unlock. A suggested fix involved two people pulling the pouch from opposite ends while turning the key, and it succeeded. The union had claimed the phone line was in the post office, which was an error, as it is in the store of Jobo Oldham. The new line connects New Lebanon and Merom via Merom Station and works well.
J M Garrettson of San Antonio Texas suffered years of asthma and near death. He credits Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption with curing him, calling it the sole known cure for asthma and lung troubles. Price 50 cents and 1.00. Guaranteed. Trial bottles free at Smock's Drug Store.
Ed Hilderbrand advertises closing out stock of buggies with prices from five dollars upward. The notice promises reliable sale of graphophones as well as a claim regarding monuments in Little Flock cemetery by A. J. Rich, purchased by Mrs. Mary Davis.
In Ditch near Dugger a horse fell with Juke Lucas and a woman aboard. The pair were trapped overnight with Lucas injuring a leg but both people and horse survived. A passerby freed them at dawn and Lucas drove the horse home.
Walling Tennessee on April 29 1898 James Fisher Sr reports severe side back and kidney pain relief after using Dr J H McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm. He says after two bottles he was well and has stayed well. Sold by Joe K Smock.
Multiple railroad excursion offers from EK and T H R R and other lines for Indianapolis and Seattle. Dates span Oct 1899 with round trip fares from 300 to 33.00, good for 21 days or until specified return dates. Includes Homeseekers fares and stopover privileges, with agents in Evansville Sullivan and Chicago area listings.
White Bronze shows no porosity and no fissures while Stone is porous and fissured, implying different durability and water interaction characteristics.
When you need tin work trust D Soames and Co to furnish quality material and expert service at the lowest prices.
The ad touts superior groceries and meats, claiming high grade fresh wholesome articles cost no more than cheap grocers. It urges past customers to compare and see the benefits of shopping for quality.
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