Daily News, Franklin, Johnson County, 27 February 1880 — Page 4

Daily News.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1880.

THE CITY.

•ally N«WK City BeStvny,

The city delivery of the DAILY NEWS is under control of Mr L. H. BKEWSTER. He will hare entire charge of the Carrier*, and all payments for city subscriptions will be made to him, or to the publishers. He is also authorized to make contracts for advertising in the DAILY NEWS, and collect money due us for advertising.

We cordially commend Mr BREWSTER to the patrons and friends of the paper. We know him to be reliable, energetic and accommodating, and we congratulate ourselves on having secured his services.

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TRRRR HAUTE. Feb. 19. 1880. —J J— .. Morletjr Meeting:* TI*N1RIII. Terre Haute Lodge, No. 31, I. O. O. F., at hall on Third between Main and Cherry.

Friendship Lodge, No. 41, K. & L. of H., hall corner of Sixth and Main. Castle Ivy, No. 10, K. of the G. H., hall comer Seventh and Main.

Court Morton. No 7, Foicstew, hall corner Seventh and Main.

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iteiMifeltfiin T«wti»t)il| Ouveutlon. The ddojcntes from the wards and liar ri.Hon township to the Township Convention are requested to meet at the Jury lUtoui iu the Court House at 1 o'clock sharp, to-morrow, February 38, for con sulfation. j. W. MANIJ, Chm'n.

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the city,

•4-Lee Hirsch is in Cincinnati. This is Barbour's old item, but its true, nevertheless.—Kxprena

By the way, where is the gallant Major? We have invested several nickels in copies of the Chicago Times to read his letters from Cuba about the Gftmt party, but the "correspondence" didn't materialize.

•-•Post No. 14, G. A. R., was Instituted at Logansport last night, with 98 charter members mustered. The officers of the new Post are:

Commander—Joseph G. Barron. Senior Vice Commander—J. Y. Ballon. Junior Vice Commander—J. D. Powell. Adjutant—Sid A. Vaughn.

Quartermaster—0. B. Sargent uartermaster Sergeant—Jas.A. Paugh. Chaplain—Thos. H. McKee Officer of the Day—Thos. Haire. Officer of the Guard—Geo. D. McKee. Sergeant-Mitjor—T. H. Ijams, Aitf de-Camp Dept. Stan—Ti H. Bringhurst.

Among those present from the city wen: 8. E. Armstrong, Dept. Commander Jay Cummings, A. A. G. Harmon L. Miller, A. Q. M. G. and W. H. Armstrong, chief mustering officer. They all say they had a good time, and the veterans up at Logan say they will come up to Post No. 1 in numerical strength.

m-+A good friend of the DAILY NKWB rushed into the officie yesterday afternoon v^'th the information about the "big Injuns" at the depot, but the forms had just gone to press, so he was too late{ as he unfortunately was with a good, item of news a few days before. We see by the Express of this morning that Lawrence Hudson-wished into the presence of the redakins without fear, and from his account we learn that there weifc 10 children and two warriors of the Poncha tribe. The savage looking warriors bore the significant names of White Eagle and Standing Buffalo. They were clad in the eus tomajry suit of buckskin leggina, a blanket, a pipe and dirk. Mr Pallets the agent having them in charge, said that the young ones are to be placed at school at Carlisle, Pennsylvania, and that the two chiefs are on their way to Washington to consult with the Great Father. The noted Standing Bear was a third chief under White Kagle and SUadiog Buffalo, but is now a renegade from the Poncha tribe, and the statements made by htm are to be contradicted by the warriors while in Washington.

•--8. B. Davis, editor of the Hoosier State, was in the city yesterday, and paid visit to the State museum.—Sentinel.

Did yoprali^p theGorejrm State Au4|tor's oflfee, 8.

»^Th'omks Butler, of ShryB ware store, was married yesterday morning at Charleston, Ills., to Miss Mary Hutcheson, of that place. Mr. B. is better known, perhaps, as the ingenious builder of the toy house displayed for some time $n the show window of Miss Raridon millinery establishment. good hardware elerit, but a mechanical genius. The DAILY NEWS congratulates him on the late event. Last evening a reception was given Mr and Mrs Butler at the residence of R. W. Chapman, South Center, when many of their friends paid their respects.

Walker, Charleston silver smoking case, Nora Hutcheson, Charleston cord basket, Miss Peheote, silver sugar s[Hxm, Miss Kennedy, vases, E. Hutcheson. ClmrlesI ton silver puff box, Mr. Walter, decorated chamber set. Lilly Slaughter, Terre

Haute.

('has. S. Millard, general traveling a brick just above the left ear, said brick agent of tin* Terre Ilaute Car Works, is in making a carom on the plate glass door of the hotel and completely demolishing it.

N. L( itnakcr, of this rjty, is

HS-^-iMrs A. at Darlington this week, visiting her mother, who is quite sick.

•Mrs K. W.Uippetoe. Mrs Jennie Wolfe, Miss Carrie Wolfe, Miss Lewis and Miss Mary'Maut/., all of Terre Haute, visited here this week. Oreeutumtlt. Banner..

•W. B. Stephenson and J. T. Johnson received their diplomas yesterday after completing a full course in Garvin'p Commercial College.

E. Wheatflll and Eugene R. Glover are booked for a hunting tour to morrow, expecting to secure buffalo meat for dinner next Sunday.

The DAILY NKWS is, if we are not mistaken, the only city paper who prints the name of Hon B. E. Rhoads correctly. It is spelled RHOADS—not Rhode*.

•A. M. Black, attorney of this city, day before yesterday, celebrated the 85th anniversary of his entering the clerk's office in Orange county, this State, by reflections on the many changes that have passed during the third of a century.

»-+-Thss morning at about 1 o'clock the police heard cries for help coming from the corner of Seventh and Main. There thej' found two young men from Paris by the name of William Bolingand— Wu/.encraft in the, midst of two strangers, and flying bricks. Quite was soon restored by the officers and the young men given a chance to express themselves. They say that the uttai the afo^esftid strangers. Boflng receivei

The ferocious parties were arrested and

are in the station house They give the

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"Grab a Root."

In reference to anecdotes of the late war, a story is told on Col of the Ninety-ninth Illinois Volunteers. While that regiment was being transported down the river from St. Louis, a soldier by accident fell overboard, and, as usual, everybody became excited. Above the cries could be heard Col B's stentorian voice calling out to the struggling man, "Grab a root! Grab a root!"

The idea of a man's grabbing hold of a root in the middle 4 the rivwr, to*say% himself trGia drowning, Was flmlittojaj The bOys i^embesrod it, howefel, radial the first eliarge oti the Works? of -Vfcra* burg, the Colonel received an ugly shot in the calf of his leg, which brought him to the ground. He rolled over several times in pain, and while the balls from the works were cutting the dust around him he cried out, "Cease firing! Cease firing! You are drawing the fire from the enemy on a wounded man."

The boys saw their chance and the whole regiment with shouts of laughter yelled, "Grab a root Colonel, grab a root!"

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Among ttepresents received, were: gold bracelets to the bride, from bride groom silver cake basket, J. B. Hazleton, Charleston silver pie knife, J. P. Saver, T.THr» ABBOTT. CHAS. W. ABBOTT. Chicago silver butter dish and knife, Ma}-,

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claim to have just landed from Cincinnati. —ExpresH. In addition to the above, the DAILY NEWS learns that the night, porter and watchmen of the Terre Haute House were the parties who come to the rescue of the injured Parisians, and promptty "collared" the assailants and held them in custody until the arrival of the police.

»-»-The reader of the DAILY NEWS who skips the "Rail and Wire" column overlooks about, all that is really news to be found in the telegraph columns of the morning dailies, The news of the day will be found therein presented in a small compass, and the reader gains as much information from it, as if the first page of the paper was covered with the average batch of associated press despatches. The DAILY NEWS would not give a dollar a week for the privilege of the associated press franchise, and be compelled to print each day all the gibberish that comes over the wires.

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The Math End Drupr More. Joseph D. Markle,at the South End Drug Store, 1015 South Second street, near Farrington, keeps everything in the drug line. Markle is a thorough druggist and served formerly with COOK & Bell, one of our leading Wholesale hoiises in this City. He compounds prescriptions with accuracy and care. He has pure liquors for medicinal purposes, cigars and a larjje and complete stock of drugs. Prescriptions fillea both day and night.

Blank Books kept hi stock, or made to order, at the Globe Office, corner of Fifth and Ohio streets.

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George Planet is canvassing for subscriptions for the "Grand Army Gazette," the organ of the society. It costs $1.10 per year, and each subscriber receives a handsome certificate of membership 14x22 inches, a beautiful affair, printed in colors. See Comrade Planet, at headquarters.

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Prof L. H. Bonnell will give some excellent music at the festival and supper at Christian Chapel Friday evening.

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Terre Haute Mi IiuUanajMlls U. [Union Depot -Tenth and Chestnut Sts.] Vantfalia Line. Trains leave for Brazil, Greeneastle, Plainfleld, Indianapolis an4 Eastern cities: •pFaat Line, 1.40 am Mail and Accommodation, ?.00am 'stDay Express, 8.K Mall and Accommodation, 8.40 pm. Trains arrive from these points •Pacific Express, 1.2R Am Mall, 9.55am *FastExpress,3.05 pm.

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