Daily News, Franklin, Johnson County, 28 February 1880 — Page 4

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DAILY NEWS.

SATTR0AT, FEfcftUAKY 1880.

THJE CITY.

Dully Xew» City Delivery.

The city delivery of the DAILY NEWS IS under control of Mr L. H. BKEWBTER. He will Imve entire charge of the Carriers, ami 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.

SEAMAN, LEWIS & Co.

TKKRE IIAUTK, Feb. 19. 1880.

Moclety MeeUiwn To-.\lic»il. Hchiller Lolg No. 4, A. O. L\ W-, hall corner Eighth and Main.

-The Indiana poet at the opera house this evening. Don't fail to sec him.

*~*-Mayor Havens didn't go to Wellington. as stated by one of the city papers, and "points with pride" to the fact tlmt he hasn't been out of town since the tttli day of December.—Mutt, to day.

Wb+C. A. Robinson, of the Depot drug store. Is expected home this evening from his hunt in Sullivan county, and his friends are preparing for duck pie, to morrow.

\V. Riley and Cieo. Hitt, Indianapoiis H. Peelil, Cincinnati J. 3. Zellar, Riclitnond, were among those who diseiiHHed Manager Shaw's Terre Haute House dinner today.

m--As as the Reindeer was backing out this morning for her trip down, a man fell overboard into the river, but was rescued therefrom in a few moments by parties from the boat.

a^vrhe exercises at Christian Chapel last evening were enjoyable to the highest degree. A large crowd was in attendance, and the music and recitations were well rendered and received, while the supper was all that the daintiest epicure could desire.

•-•The (Independent. Republican) NEWS, on Tuesday gave four lines to the report of the Greenback meeting, and four columns to the report of the Republican meeting.—National.

The NEWS report of the Republican meeting occupied the space of 22 lines-

•-•Courier: Dr P. A. Ames, the popular young dentist of this city, will leave Terre Haute about the middle of April, for New York. After spending a few days there he will sail for Veuezuela. South America, where he has been tendered a splendid situation in one of the largest establishments in that country. 114-1—il •-•The Logansport & Terre Haute Road will have anew time table next Sunday, the new schedule will tlx the running of trains as they were when the road went into the hands of the Vandalia Company, which arrangement will gtve much better satisfaction in this city than the one which now prevails. lAgnn#port Journal.

•-•TheT., H. fc I. RR. Co., are building a number of combination cars, with the seats for passchgei's in one end, and a room for baggage, &e., at the other. These will be attached to freight or mixed trains. They will be out of the shops nejst week.

•••J. W. Riley, the young poet of Indiana, should have a good audience tonight. He Is a young man of rare talent, ami is fast establishing a reputation that bids fair to placc him in the frout rank of men of genius. As a poet, author and humorist he has few equals and no su-. periors. Wherever he has appeared once he is sure to be called back again.

•-•Frank Seaman Is in receipt of resolutions from Washington Lodge. A. O. U. W., of Crawsfordsvillo, of which he is a member and a P. M. W. They are highly complimentary, and the brother need not bg ashamed to have them appear in print. —National.

Lest the above item be misunderstood, the party mentioned will say that he proposed to withdraw his membership from 24, and unite with some on6 of the lodges in this city. His proposal was met with the unanimous request of Washington Lodge, that he retain Ids membership therein, "because of the value of his past services in its behalf, and because of a strong fraternal regard" for him. .,

••+.& D. Seldomridge addressed a large meeting of the Young Men's Colored Republican Club at headquarters last night. An idea of Mr S's speech may be gathered by the following from the Express report:

This club is composed mostly of vonng men, all laboring men. The question of labor protection should be examined carefully bv you. and if the Republican party is not the friend and protector of labor, then you should disband and never vote the Republican ticket again. Examine the history of the Republican party and you will find Mi at the Men which gave rise to the Republican party was born among your own people in the South, where stolid labor wasj, lashed by the ruthless hands of Democracy, and where chains rattled and whips were hissing as your fathers aud mothers were dragged by brutal might to the auction block, UHH* mk\ and bought by whom—Democrats.

THE R1 LE" SPESDEO.

The Out-'Fowii*hl|*» Heard From.

Will There be no Let Tp on the liood Wont.* tor the Dally \rw%7

Rockville Tribune.

We have received the first few issues of the DAILY TERRE HAUTE NEWS, and contrary to custom with exchanges, have read the entire paper. We like it. We do not mean to say there is room in that city for another daily, or even another paper of any kind but if there is, the NKWS will fill the bill. It is mildly Republican, very local in flavor, goes at 10 cents a week, an to or a

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Burlington Uawkeye, F«b, 26.

The DAILY NEWS, a three cent paper, 213^x18^- published at Terre Haute, Indiana, comes to our office a welcome visitor. Edited by Frank Seaman, and pub* lished by Seaman, Lewis fc Co., it promises to establish itself among the cheap little daily successes of the times, a promise which we hope to see realised.

Danville (111*.) Dally Sews.

The TERRE HAUTE NEWS professes to be independent in politics, ami yet says, "the NEWS believes in the highest form of liberty: there should IK? 110 social or civil distinction in race, color or religion." The NEWS believes, too, that this is a Nation with a big N." There, that's enough to prove beyond doubt that a Republican wrote that article, and declared his politics in declaring his independence. That sort of light can't be hid under a bushel of independence it will shine.

William»|orl Republican.

The DAILY NEWS, an evening paper just started at Terre Haute, Indiana, and published by Messrs Seaman, Lewis & Co., comes to us in a neat form, ne»v type, spicy and newsy. While it is independent 111 speech, it is sound in Republican doctrine. For the gentlemen starting in this enterprise we have the kindliest feelings. and wish them that success which their veuture should have. Terre Haute cannot have too many papers like the NEWS, and we hope the Republicans throughout Vigo county will take the matter in hand and see that the paper is placed at once upon a sound basis by their liberal support and hearty endorsement.

Newport lloosier Stale.

The first number of the DAILY TERRE HAUTE NEWS was printed on Thursday last. The publishers are Seaman, Lewi's & Co. Their paper is small, but full of vim. and we predict will make a success. It is printed at the low price of 1') cents a week. It is independent in politics and religion, and a paper that will be highly appreciated by the people of Tern? Haute and surrounding towns. Frank Seaman, its head man%6r, is a good writer and one among the best printers in the State.

Paris (111.) Gazette.

We have received a copy of the new evening paper, the DAILY NEWS, of Terre Haute. It js published by Seaman, Lewis & Co. It is a small, but a neatly printed five column folio, aud shows enterprise and snap. We have uo doubt the publishers will be compelled to en large it before long. .i

Veedersbnrg Reporter.

Several numbers of the DAILY TERRE HAI TE NEWS have been received at the Reporter office. The NEWS is a 20-col-umn paper, published daily at 10 cents a week. Its make up and typographical neatness cannot be excelled. Frank Seaman, one of the most competent printers in tJie country, is at its head, and the author of the "Glum Iron Spade," shines through its columns with undimned brilliancy. It has our sincere wishes for its future success.

Robinson (Ills.) Argus.

We have received some four or five numbers of anew daily paper started in Terre Haute last Thursday by Seaman, Lewis & Co., with Frank Seaman as editor and manager. The paper is a model of typographical neatness and is ably conducted, a fact of which no one who knows Mr Seaman need be assured. With proper encouragement from the people of Terre Haute the paper will prove an auxilary to the business thrift of the city.

Montezuma Era.

The DAILY TERRK IIAUTE NEWS, a'new, paper just started in that city by Seaman, Lewis & Co., is a welcome guest at this office. The paper is all that the name implies—a newsy sheet. Mr Seaman is a thorough printer, a fluent writer, and will doubtless receive a hearty support from all who appreciate a first-class daily.,,

Terre llante Courier, Feb. !W.

The DAILY NEWS has now been published a little over a week, and is settling down to business in good style. It is as neat as can be. and as it adjusts itself to the situation of affaire and gets the lay of the land hereabouts, will fill a want long felt in evening journalism. The price being only 10 cents per week, it ought to secure a very large circulation.

Waynetown Banner.

Frank Seaman, one of the best printers in the State, and his brother-in-law, William Lewis, have started a daily evening paper at Terre Haute. Frank is an able editor, and his little paper is spicy and very neat" typographically.

Marshall (lib.) Jfei*l4-rTjf if if

The DAILYTERRK HAUTE NKWsmadcItsl appearance in thisWickMwoTldof oiirsbn' last Thursday, and presents a neat typo-, graphical front, if it isn't as big as a mountain. The paper is a five column folio, independent in politics, and is published by Seaman, Lewis & Co., who intend making it the local paper of the city: Long may she wave.

Marshall (111*.) Messenger.

Wc have received a few copies of a very spicy little daily, entitled the DAILY TKRRK HAUTE NEWS, published by Seaman, Lewis «fc Co., Terre Haute. Ind. It is a small, newsy sheet. Everything is condensed into the smallest compass. The readers can obtain all the news in a brief period of lime. The NEWS is published ror the small sum of 10 cents a week, or three cents a copy. We know of no paper that fills the demands of a fast age more completely than the NEWS. By obtaining the NEWS, you get all the .general news boiled down, and all the local news in brief. The mechanical part of the NEWS is without a fault. The print isso perfect and tastily executed that a comparatively blind man rait read it with ease. Every business man of this city or county should have one. Its only fault is, it leans toward Republicanism

Attica Ledger.

The first numbers of the DAILY TKRRK HAUTE NEWS are before us (or were before us until we sold 'em for dress patterns) [baby dress patterns, we suppose.— ED. NEWS.] and impressed us very favorably. It is the joint production of Messrs Seaman, Lewis & Co. Seaman is none other than Frank Seaman, author of that most exquisifee Hoosier poem entitled "Two," than which there is none sweeter in the English language. May the new daily flourish like a tree planted by the rivers of water.

Darlington Oorresp. Crawfordsville Star." Win. Lewis, ir of this place, has joined his brother-in law, Frank Seaman, of Terre Haute, in the editorial management of the DAILY NEWS. Success attend them. 7

Covington Friend.

The TERRE HAUTE DAILY NKWS has been received. Jt is a neat, newsy little sheet and deserving of unbounded success. Frank Seaman as editor is making it fairly sparkle with newsy items, bend 'er along.

The Ligonier Banner comes down, and now really don't see how it can support the Constitutional Amendments. The new light being thrown on these wneudments, inducing all the Democrats or the State to resist them, is really remarkable. We are rejoiced to know that Governor Williams still stands firm in his determination to support the amendment.—Indianapoliii Journal.

»-vIndianapolis Herald: Col John P. liaird, formerly leader of the Terre Haute bar, and, in fact, one of the brightest legal minds in the country, now an invalid, dined with a few friends at the Denison hotel this week.

gfr-*-Dode Carr, of the W. U. Tel. office, will resume his duties Monday, having recovered from his late illness.

l*-*-Dan Crawdns, formerly assistant road master of the T. H. & L. RR., now of Rosedale, is in the city recuperating.

To .Member* Ci. A. K.

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.

C. W. Brown gives his personal attention to all departments of his businessand those entrusting a job to him in either branch may confidently rely upon getting just what they order. His experience as a practical workman enables him to know what the public require.

Paper Boxes made to order at the Globe Bindery pnd Job Printing establishment, corner of Fifth and Ohio streets.

Jnsttrancc.

$28 ,000.'

The Largest. Low Ever Paid by a Single Agency in Terre Haute. The $28,000 insurance of Keyes 4 Sykes was nettled aud paid within live days after the fire, by the Companies In the Agency of B. F. Havens.

Thin action of the companies speaks louder than columns of newspaper notices. If yon want Policies written BO you are insured in companies that will treat you fairly, and pay you promptly In case of loss, patronize 12 B. F. HAVENS.

©rocerics.

DEALER IN

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Provisions,

and

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A full'stock constantly on hand at Bottom Prices. Goods delivered free.

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Celebrated throughout the Union. Visitors to Chicago should not fail to call at GUNTHER'S CONFECTIONERY, see its beauty and buy some candies for the loved ones at home.

Price, 25. 40 and 60c per B) box. Expressed to all parts.

professional.

MBS A. L. WILSON, M.D.

Office and Residence,—384 South Seventh Street, TERRE HAUTE. pg-Qfflce Hours from 1 to 3 P.M

Printing anb Binding.

GLOBE

A I ESTABLISHMENT,

Corner Fifth and Ohio Streets,

C. W. BE0WH, Proprietor, Terr* Haute.

Printing, Binding, Blank Books, ...v.. Paper Boxes.

THE GLOBE Establishment is complete In all department*, baring every variety of Type*. Ornaments, At, tike latest Improved Printing, Blndlag and Box-Making *aehin«ry, alordiag faelli tie* eqttal to any to the State.

We tarn out every day work eqa«J to that ttom any otber e«ubtiatua«9it. Oar price* are aa lew as tlw ttnec can pomibly ad sail of.

Orders aolicited the smallest order receive* a* pnupt attention aa the faugnt one. F.aaddrese.

A W. BROWN, «I (mo st.

^-^-Correspondents of the DAILY NEWS via Message Box are requested to read the card attached to each Box, which is also printed on the first page of the DAII,Y NEWB. This paper is not, and never can be, a medium through which petty griefs of individuals tcax be ventilated. We want all items sent us to be as reliable as the sender's word of honor should be. If your minister, for instance, treats you in a manner that isn't Christian-like or brotherly, go right to him and tell him frankly and squarely what yoit think. Don't rush into print.

Weigh mas tens' Books at the Globe Office. Those having hay and coal scales will find these books just'what they want. Will endeavor to keep tliein always on hand. C. W. BROWN.

^-•-Subscription to the DAILY NEWS only 10 cents per week.

The Moutli Kud Drajr Mtore. 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 ana served formerly with Cook & Bell, one of our leading wholesale houses in this city. He compounds prescriptions with accuracy and care. He has pure liquors for medicinal purposes, cigars and a large and complete slock of drugs. Prescriptions filled both dav and niglil.

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

QVmnocmcnts.

PERA HOUSE,

O Saturday Evening, February 28.

MR J. W. RILEY,

-IN HIS-

POETICAL SKETCHES,

HUMOROUS READINGS,

And Studies from Real Life,

ADMISSION, 25C, 35c and 50c Reserved Heats on sale at the Central Bookstore without extra charge.

Satnrbaji (Eotmcr.

BUY THE SATURDAY COURIER BUY THE SATURDAY COURIER BUY THE SATURDAY COURIER BUY THE SATURDAY COURIER BUY THE SATURDAY COURIER

Next Saturday. It will be full of good tliingn. Price, five cents a c«py. Sent to any addrecs, or delivered to any part of the city, for one dollar per year. J. O. HARDESTY, Editor.

&ailroab &imc Sable.

EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE MAKKS. •Every day. All other trains daily except Sunday. trarlor car» daily, except Sunday. Sleepingcars. cRecliningchaircar. Union Depot time, which is five minutes faster than city time,

Terre Haute &. IiitlianapollN RH. [Union Depot—^Tenth and Chestnut Sts.] Vaiuta.Ua Line. Trains leave for Brazil, Greencastle, Plalnfleld, Indianapolis and all Eastern cities: *aFast Lino, 1.40 am Mail and Accommodation, 7.00am •stDay Express, 8.06 Mail and Accommodation, 3.40 pm. Trains arrive from these points: 'Pacific Express. 1.25am Mail, 9.55am •Fast Express,8.05

Traina leave for Marshall, Martinsville, Casey, Effingham, Yandalia, Greenville, St. Louis and all Western and Southern cities: *sPacific Express, 1.88 am Mall, 10.0fa •sFast Express, 8.10 m. TralnB arrive from these points: 'Fast Line, 1.82 am Mail and Accommodation, 8.60 am 'Day Express, 2.45 pm.

Lottaniiport Division.

Trains leave forRockville, Waveland, Crawfordsvllle, Colfax, Frankfort. Logansport, and Northwestern cities: Mail, 0.80 am Mixed Train, 4,00 pm. Trains arrive from these points: Mall, 1.15

Mixed, 5.00 m.

Evamville & Terre Haute Kit. [Union Depot—Tenth and Chestnut 8ts.] Trains leave for Sullivan, Carlisle. Vlnccnnes, Princeton, Evansville and Southern cltics: •s Nashville Express,4.80am tKxprcss,8.10pm. Trains arrive from these points: Eastern Express, 2.60 •Chicago Express, 10:45 m.

Evanxvllle, Terre Haute «c Chicago Ry. [Union Depot—Tenth and Chestnut Sts.] Trains leave for Clinton, Ililladale, Newport, Perrysville, Danville, Chicago and the Northwest: Terre Haute and Chicago Express, 7.10 am Danville Accommodation, 8.10 Naehviile and Chicago Express, 10:50p m. Trains arrive from these points: Chicago and Nashville Express. 4.20 a Terre Haute Accommodation, fl. 10 am Chicago and Terre Haute Express, 5.00 m. minolft Midland Ry. [Union Depot—Tenth and Chestnut Sts,]

Trains leave for Paris, Areola,Decatur, Atlanta, Peoria and all Western cities: Mail and Accommodation, 7.07 a Indianapolis Paaaenger, 4.0? m. Trains arrive from theaepoints: Indianapolis Passenger, 1.10pm Mail and Accommodation, 9 32 p. m.

Indianapolia §c ftt. LMI1» RR. [Depot, Sixth and Tippecanoe Sts.] Trains leave for

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Greencastle, Danville, Indianap

oils and the Kaat: »CB New York Express, 1.25 am Indianapolis and Mattoon Accommodation, 8.46 a •Day SxpresB, 8.10 m. Arrive from these point*: *New York Express, 1.96 am •Day Express. 10. Main •IndianapoHsand Mattoon Accommodation,6.35 m.

Trains leave for St. Mary's. Paris. Charleston, Mattoon, Paris, Alton. St. Lob!* and the West: •caNew York Express. 1.88 am Day Express, 10.54 am Indianapolis and Mattoon Accommodation. 8.37 m. Train* arrive from those points: •New Tor* Express, 1.23 a Indianapolis and Mattoon Accommodation. 8.44 am •DayExpress, 3.(8 m.

Terre Naate ft Aeatlieaateni RR. [Depot, Main and First Sta.] Train leafes for LockporL Clay City and Worthington: Accoramodatiou, 7.00 a m. Train arrives from iheae points: Accommodation* 8.00 tn.

Newspaper.

Terre Haute Banner,

TRI WEEKLY A*I WEEKLY.

OScr 81 Sottth Fifth Street.

P. GFROEHER. Proprietor.

THE ONLY GERMAN PAPER IN THE

CITY OP TERRE HAUTE.

English and German Job Printing

Exrctsttd in Use V*T ajanfter.

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NEWS, one dime per week.,

^-^Subscription to the DAILY Nuwa only 10 ccnts per week.

"ICnPBright and newsy, clieap and cheerful, we will try to make the DAILY NEWS.

Sliioertising flairs.

Rally New* Adverttetuir Rates. The rates below are on the basis of a line of nonpareil type, of which IS lines occupy the apace of one inch. No advertisement received for less than 50 cents, except nnder the classification headings mentioned.

DAILT RATES FKR LIKE, ONE MONTH OR LESS. One day Five cents Three to six dam... Three cent* Thirteen to 36 days, Two cents gf" The advertiser can change his advertisement daily at these rates, but no reduction will be made if he does not so change.

Advertisement* under the head of For e,*" "For Rent," "Wanted," "Lost," and Found." tS6 want per word each day. |WAdvertlaementi» for situations and help waifled, not exceeding 30 words, printed without charge. er* "Local notices," or advertisements set in brevier type and printed after rvadinj* matter, one cent per word each day. No advertisement inserted as editorial or news matter.

Nprrlal AdvrrtMnic t'4»ntr»ctM Made for deiluite space aivl length of time, at the rates given below, payable monthly. If the advertiser doea not desire tcchange oftener than monthly or quarterly, apodal discount* will be made from these rates, which discounts may be a*eertained on application. 1 a A caril this siae. 4 line*: 3 Every day for one year 4 Every day for six months,

.$18.00 10.00

Note that the charge for the above sized cart! is equal to 36 cent* per week, or 6 cents per day. Advertisers may change the matter of the advertisement at their own discretion. The advertisement can be

changed S10 times

{38T"310 advertisements for Ik- each.

in the year.

A card this size, ten lines. Every day for one venr $40.00 Every day for six months, Jia.OO Every day for three months 151.00 Every day for one mont 5.00

The charge for this space is so small that it enables all who desire, to have prominent announcements at a low (Igure. The price Is $3.:K1 per mouth, or 70c per week. Advertisers may

tiie matter

change

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the above 10-line advertisements for 1'ic each.

of

A card this size, 20 lines: Every day for one year $60.00 Every day for six mont lis, 36.00 Every day for three months. 20.1*) Every day for one month,... B.OO

The 20-line space will contain lflO words, and enable advertisers to make a displayed announcement at a very low rate. Those who take a yearly contract spend $5 per month, or 1.15 per week, and secure 310 advertisements.' The space may be filled with

new matter daily.

that for less than

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taking a yearly contract.

A card thin size, 3*) linen: Every day for one year $90.00 Every day for six months, 60.00 Every day for three months, .10.00 Every day for one mouth, 12.00

Thirty llnoa gives ample room for a well displayed advertisement, and this space, aa with others, may be changed daily—every day for a year, for $90. 810 well displayed advertisements at the rate of 91.72 per week.

And for those advertisers who may want more than 80 lines, we will give a forty-line space: Every day for one year. $110.00 Every day for six months,,............... .. 60.00 Every day for three months, 85.00 Every day for one month -. 15.00

Cnndenaed Advrrtlwment*, one Cent per Word. Boarding and lodging, Houses for sale, Rooms wanted, Stores for sale, Rooms to rent, Honaes or stores wanted, Articles lost or found, Board wanted, Business for sale. Business wanted, Any one specific article, Money wanted, For sale or wanted. Money to loan, Lands for sale, Farms for sale or rent. Farms wanted, Property wanted.

If yon want a Situation, advertise in the DAILY NKWS—COSTS NOTHING. If yon want Help, advertise in the DAILY NKWS -€OHTS NOTHING.

If yon want Boarders or Lodgers, advertise In the DAILY News -One Cent a Word. If you have Fonnd or Lost any article, advertise in the DAILY NKWS OBP Cent a word.

If yon have a Business for sale, or want to buy a business, advertise In the DAILY News One Cent a word.

If yon have anything for sale, or want to hoy, advertise in the DAILY Nsws -One Cent a word. If you bore Lead for sale, advertise in the DAILY Saws—One Cent a word.

If yoe want a IIoe«e, advertise In the DAILY SIEWI-OM Cent a word. If yos want a Boarding Honse, advertise in the DAILY N*ws—One Cent a word.

If you want to borrow money, advertise In the DAILY Nrw* -One Cent a word. If yon bare money to lend, advertise in the DAILY Nrvs -One cent a word.

If yon want to bay anything, advertise in the DAILY N*w*~~One Cent a word. If yon have anything to sell, advert!#® In the DAILY Naws-One Cent a word.