Boots and Shoes Sale At Eaton Miles Store
A sale announcement urges fall and winter purchases of boots and shoes for all ages at Eaton Miles. The piece notes correspondence delays about the President and reports a local Publishers Union forming in Vincennes after a Friday meeting. A shopper saved $3.45 on $7.95 by choosing Kin goods. Insurance offered by Lafe Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Publishers Union
Nelse Wilkey
Eaton & Mils
Commercial Row
Sullivan, Ind
Local Businesses Advertise Goods and Uncalled Letters
Column lists multiple Sullivan Indiana merchants promoting drugs, hosiery, patent medicines, dry goods, and shoes. Notes on Nelse Wilkey buying Cooper Bros. Merom and selling at cost plus an offer to Troll & Burks for boots and shoes. Also includes a post office uncalled letters notice for Sullivan with names and a signing instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Sullivan County
Indiana
Jesse Brown
Geo, Brown
Dock R. Couden
B. Free
Benjamin Russell
Laura Gray
T. Goins
Andate
J. A. Hays
Nelse Wilkey
Cooper Bros
Merom
Booda
Local Notes and Visits Around Sullivan
Miss Annie Langdon of Noble visits Miss Ella Thompson. W.G. Sherman of Indianapolis in town last week. Rev. Thomas Davis and family visit Mr. S. Shaler. Joe Baker and wife of Henderson, Kentucky visit Sullivan residents. Several merchants praise bargains at iWilkey Bros and display ready made clothing at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Langdon
Noble,l
Ella Thompson
W.G. Sherman
Indianapolis
Joe Baker
Henderson, Ky
James A. Baker
Joe
Sullivan
Henderson
Weir & Weir Take Over Weir & Brueck Store
Notices call all debtors to call and settle, as Brueck’s interest was bought by Dr. A N Weir. The firm becomes Weir & Weir and invites customers to purchase goods at small profits from their No 7 Northside drug store.
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G&iote
Weir & Weir's Drug Store
Northside
Weir & Brueck
Mr. Brueck
A.N. Weir
D. Weir
Weir & Weir
No.7
Wno. 7
North Side
Weir
The Arcade Cheap Store’s Bold Customer Greeting
The Arcade Cheap Store proclaims large stock and insistence on hard work, quick sales, and small profits. It invites the public to judge for themselves, promises fair dealing, and welcomes both old friends and new visitors with no obligation to buy.
Wheat sowing down from last year in Curry Township
Farmers in Koltinskey Brothers Curr y Township report reduced wheat sowing this year compared with last. Smock Pitman is sick. Richard Ladson moved the old Currysville schoolhouse to the former store room site after a fire. Rev. Laverty and Rev. George Asbury are active in local church work. Elder Loudermilk gave a rallying speech and received a silver watch from Liberty residents after the convention success. Temperance meeting at Ebeneezer scheduled. local disputes over a Sulllivan Democrat article cited. Max.
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George Asbury
Lute Allen
James T. Allen
Commercial School
Terre Haute
Liberty
Loudermilk
Community of Liberty
Ebeneezer
Sullivan Democrat
Hoosier
Max
Washington Letter on Garfield Death in 1881
The Washington Letter describes the nation’s grief after President James A. Garfield’s death on Sept 19 1881 with crowds in the streets bells tolling funeral drapery over buildings and a somber procession to the Capitol. It notes the emotional scenes at the White House and the sorrow of ex presidents Grant Hayes and Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasamerox
Telegraph
Atepet
National Republican
Guiteau
Arthur
Grant
Dinsmore
White House
Capitol
Ipy
Garfield
Hayes
Funeral Rites for Garfield Bowed Capitol to Capitol
The article describes Garfield's funeral in Washington with wreaths laid by a British-ordered envoy, services conducted by Rev. Power, and bearers from the same church. President Arthur’s sworn oath, inaugural, and nationwide proclamation call for worship in sorrow, signaling stability and divine guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Capitol
Waite
Senate
Lincoln
Washington
Brown's Iron Bitters Proves Its Worth In Health Recovery
Advertisers warn against bogus remedies and hail Brown's Iron Bitters as a trusted tonic. Local druggist reports a surge of 238 bottles sold in one week, praising its soothing effects, appetite stimulation, and digestion support amid widespread health concerns. Readers urged to try it if health is poor.
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TLE Sullivan Union
J. A Hays
Oe Sullivan ‘County ‘Bank
SOL Goodman
Smoke the Belle of
Mereer
Graynville
Inland School House
Eaton & Miles
Trott & Burs
Lafe Stewart
Crowder & Reed's
Trott & Burss
New York
Troll & Burks
Eater & Mites
Nelse Wilkey’s
Worthington Fair
Mercer
Worthling
Oman
iWilkey Bros. Tf
Valentine Moore
Shelburn
Trott & Burks
Thomas Davis
Mr. S. Shaler
Sir Nelse Wilkey
Bill Moss
Belle of
John F. Laswell
Cass To
Mr. Fairchild
Wheel Horse
Duggerville
Maple & Holmes
John S. Howard
Paxton
C. P. Riggs
Terressa Price
Gills Prairie
Clayton Shepherd
James Griffin
Jeffersonville
Illinois
John T. Griffin
Koltinskey Brothers
Curry Township
Crowder & Ads
Frederick Power
Brethren In Christ
J E. Rankin
Congregational Church
Marine Band
Jesus
James A. Garfield
William Henabe & CO
West
Baltimore Street
Baltimore
Fifth Avenue
Seltzer
Bayard Taylor
Hunters
J.M. Runter
Cincinnati
Ontait
K. O. Victory
Augusta
Big P
Lindle & AU
Marblehead
Maia
GEO
P. Rowell & CO
Spruce St
N. Y
Crow Ader
Reed’s
Wrwerythine
Loin Storzz
Block
Want of
4Th Street
R. Jeserich & Son
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