Daily News, Franklin, Johnson County, 13 March 1880 — Page 4

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drunk, and ^e^t wrote on a harfol all

Well* Wi'r. breaker, .. ,v

mim:

A B&k-KmM MmMmtOntj* GEO. W. PErVs^JJ^J^^^TXOTS HIM.

tangled,and that we were going to

ei\r,alldfy,

J"1*

a blessed thing, when itig heaftby, 1m it when its liver Is out, of order it "i^ tho worst nuisance on record. When it is

That seemed to be satisfactory, and then

»be began to tell u» what jhe w»» goin^

to wear, nhd asked if weiionj going to he too cold to wear a ?Q# drew and elbow sleeves -We itohl her

that »he mentioned, and when the boys picked us up off the floor Attd bftthcd our temples, and we told tiiem to take her away, they thought we were crazy If we haWf'dtrae *WJWf£4ri's' trfHi a total stranger, wlio tOokf for a lady friend, wer'ore willlH^todie. Wocouhhrt help it, For ^.liio.u^.we wodJ3'h&aiij$!»

wer the eonst«M»t hngingih».hellylut| tlnally the bell it uttered na though a tiuy bird had lit upon the wife and was shaking its pi imuuce. It it was a ttsie^s th eighteen iiiftirs old, a blonde angel, was handlitwfj|fl other end Of thelFailHlnitter, and ffeMt as though it was wrong for us «& ahd ke when sh« wfcs evidemiM ijff ifig irtto ^ai||r m|rtcular^ that we ought to hear. And still the hell did flut. We went to the oornuoO-1

pta said dost then foeleatto 4hme-eld- -beldW^1 ^(w|re mind ir rnansan.1 by aside window, the followinj

there camo over thewj|« ,and into our

WJIS

riding with a mfTer. Ahd her nosi as j| afpfpi VyQ'1 t-U^ r»tre#B

prro

out iu the lutll and the afternoon, and

iwvttlUiU poyaiyoof ie office. „„0 The Modern Way of JBauking^.

As one of the most prominent young burglars bf &m Feauctmo was walkisng out of court, the other day, just after having secured im ta-quittnl regarding hie latest job by a prompt business like "divy" with the powers that be at the usual raftHM at i^tefliftiHiobntAii tiou» JookAnff touched ljiitu. on tlie, arm and Htranger IUMLAIIA "You ai aren't no jreiHllmaiK^Tne man whd

ingso feow—hut the&ct is T*ve wineaU the way frrrm 8an Joaquin to look up a ^ugihe of 121V, "Yes—I~well. I've ti j«rAt08itlon to

ed the "And your

week, shoot vouf hat full of holes, find (.lie combination iu your breast-poccket-Iwok and go througit the the^regular wa

Glbta h^^^Stfail,] |i^w all Ui

Wftf.* Yrfle**Atft4'vIt's

(4\^v't do ittiyubinff fbrytmf^til^ek^ut mi^1|t cLvn jcM jWodttVodKf W Thursday qlwaifk adi*. How'll IhaiSu it you

mhvaj arratt^id York isn* iu regaitl

la$ee(

ft&UUtr ssvii he thougM 11 than

hole RffliW* Even ahead of San Francisco

to motlern conveniences.

siM-U eny man, woman, or »hTul iu the hull state fur a dickshinary, or kash ptft* of one huttdml dollars a side, tl«l money tot* awarded hyw kommatee of cleWymen or »lww*» tHmstora. Tliene hM'Wown alwut t»y, sm^Uiur now I want them to put me np or shetnb. woi«t

ng this Vice, hewas

pbouenaigvi0l««ay »tao»cio«t inflifr.tiifefeiyiep^ «. •°°rie,irUS® HetJtartwil te a store, «Ad the way earaphone, and_ our mouth to the mouth- that his toid off eaKw jeans and brown a a in a a a a

We were aomewUt taken back,lut cup-j. with Wing &°'£L ZZZV

jtiat goitfg to tell her not to iftrget to j3t0 cherish

sonndedlike the clerk atthe Plank inton »jD churcTf.Tin heeding the voice of House, and w© sat down. Thereia no.' theecoroef find demnrelv he. si*f. Hfcea

herW, there are aorathhigrwe .will xf8^uti ^frd/awj hi. viSee, Wm, ud «r !iCa ?eff wire# K«v. my tii.t titwyoutlt could suiglilcaahtuir

orit of order that way you can hear lots rtire, andthe worid admired her imstie" of tonver«^lon that you |»,rei}Otentjtlea to. For iiiHUuK^, we, ^wei*^ the te!l after it had rumj several ijipes, and a fe voice said,

rtAro

nice, and his heart was so iovtftjrandtett-

iihe trod on the iuf«f#^e»t lying under

Wu|k

4, 4 :mirj»rtai^and

that was what we wefe goltig to wear,' -,the and then she began to comj/aiii. t^'at new dresa was too tight in various places

hands. ha,ve got to have

I a Btutt»rinii, andthen'AnOthfif ^oh'e aftid,

"Go over toLoomis' ptvwu ahojp. A man slrot in'^and another vc^oe* broke in,

meet on that heantifuT"-T--atid another voice said—"girV-l eMt^^ftw. She

h™*tocheMimm

spit on hw^^u^i^y^cesaid, ioft&t1 h«Jr proud heady th*t ^'i -*i

whc^ YOi^a Y84?^

Saodai^%^rched tfie^roafVoaa

Wu*qmtifc

troaMe^day.Alt)^alki»y^ay,feQo, Hln& vas youqg, slie was f«ir, and ebm and to haveabell nnpng bende one's ^^yed hw l,a»rt like the jive^ge

WL4»

he lie of the city alie

^0re wl»re

W I'MJ

-(j

mSk^Hcft %ha»*ttsgatfi tvas as follows: •!)A7tte£$?56 W

ll'y STOHga endant. Theii 6n tho la all throiig ing and ev flock a hull or threea^ny, imd tiiim-pac

kuo^,

nesa, whose twnaith night t»t fKvrt mm* to mpoo, th« ye»4t,of SfSf \x 1 IW I A W a* ,-tt

i,w jnfMfflff

But it is more ca nine cases on df better regulated. worth of small

bawtnInd tehderf|Wtt!*s«{ ^Evenm* jets, inatmee checks, ando|f bST minutive ponder fejfig. We have no

tVla

of iirnerannmiiwi because I differ

with Wel***rV«t?leof spelling.

in 1 uttnima'tiff

& ^^ka£«s?2f«s^ jn_ttie_ middle hewae prowd.&e *•»«$-2Vi*« PH^Uofrndimut^i aBtteodtei^hty1 to coniitittitiGn of Indiana fyiVe been __™ tolJy 4 majority cl the inefth%s ^e^Sdl to each of the two houses of thedeners| semblieg of 1877 and 1879, and by an acst

end op a nddu

Su*oUT'*:

leaded to adoroanl

for

one gitf had said while

)u 'twbuTd kiflhe^ to see the ^thing perish.

:he,

iie"I stood,

heck ij^ri#i^*"** xi«wi ^|l0 r^^tl.up her eyes in^ck

Jilt Jv WtW HioitiVnr nu'oifincr unmA l'"lv'n|jtokeP

tried tfo eiiact

youtli

Of a

l® P19]

'iut to te)l the trifth. gnno?d at

rner,

... the

loV«d tlie ttm^corni^.ji

*.- They met—alas 1 what came to pass to pass was sweety nu- inei| ana pre- at qionfi ^l«!^«0(i«^thw^cKMN^I^loed|« Jdi she (.'hewed—oh! libw'fle loved 1 Good gracious! Start her aretfi^TAi then screa

Her pa appeftMt, l#r

iin where' h6 ^Ottghter." -1' Th»' tale sftd,' the' ^CeWi^feA1 links the youth thus hfftetf.^ sings' rt*' ofl of yoreMb^^ave th(^ girl the mitten. w^d apace. her«r^tly'ftice' l«ok^ 1 slender ana d&jectWtr ffrbr fhtliel'^lnd

••'I'nes b-t.« «jinn imn

mifoM

—art

with those men whfe oM6t iifidr^r^ fcw amateurs tlnrHtifftfif

're^'

^behfeMliermitl

fleeted. -u^ t*i»: IFFKLNWTTIE TRIRHEFMENTL^RWAXMSHA1 sirtH^d ftnd' cafJcd hliJ^'cl^rt She went to work, forgot the clerk, andchaw^d tff« saii a

iiJili .. ava-.miMMil.

nit stl

llwiittittr WHd "ii Miootmg wild )n]-iW

Shootin

I«df8y th ite^tti

WlW!

table business fof'fl'r' nf ttfl to make from $t wh§h h«^titftte*slMti,ft)Wi'1o^f! le shots. The ehmn

?«A««»d

(HP&lf!

ere sought ey fed

himter marked a

DflK mile

1B on la mmJwi,

Allowing him toifSOttatlflBrwent along, in rder to mttke the geese remain unconoved hunttake

:ious oft hind th ens aflirtn tha a delight in up to lita (pm«i the etnught^wi feeding:^ tin feerted that

ty.m'Ou wmya^Vpr

is thtem, andM wapt along« getoe used actnall

the hunters' oxe«k

A-

A man will carry |200 change, four matches,

has the least bit pf a glove, and in ^e^trie^hfe

ininuUvejpo waerfe^. We have no ides how it—fcoW **&* mfam£M( adu^fc^h«B flSoc^sM Mm 'tttftir intd-th^t-every time, and h*ll|flAve never looks tlie least fcte«»u»pas#d. or ^etho»a rn tflStnl. A^id wben wowatf wants «jet

d«^mi/'hlfe^e^^ SSoife°151 S»l world getting al iL AUthat is required is a simple tnrn of the wrist, the dii»pt l^aranct* of diSnty fi nrtm-vrnd- the kred 'it la wonder that no savant con explain.

are lo he stuiteltted to tne electors of' ihe State of Indiana for, ratification or rejeclioii^jat aii jegM&4& ?o be'h^fa ohrtlie nrsi Honda^fn April 1880: The taw piW$ing for the snhmission of tJ^^se amqqflelectors £fth:

ments to the electors ^f the

led

WHS

proud

you 74110 cut quite a swerf did thfs wax chawingiJefte, and the *nen flocked lit

tjiot

IKJ--UI—«et the. truth must be ,told—Ihe I 'way nlie chawed wax was a |»ty. -tnM\

Barring tins ric» she .Was everything'

mid the Kvfuiston bora, being cahned -bi i® noise, would walk miles to hew I

S1»0 cut quite a swety did this

sweet little fewafe voice said. ''Arc you going to receive to-uiorrow? We tuieh wered that we were going to Receive her: hot s^e g«ve them the time. ThonsheaBked what madp. 'tlieshifk, for shiEr lov^d the Voutig clerk, usso hoarse? We told her that we had. hrt sat in a draft £rom the j»nk,,ttud it.made tlie cold chilis run over us to p»y it.

glfe B1

fl„(j

ier jaw^ were "bVoken theii slie by the store wli«re stocx

fStatc

the word 'Yes' 6a6'4ine, and in •another line the wordjXo .that any qualified elector may vote foi' or against any 'amendment by depositing one of said ballots in the balloC-hox." If he" intends to Vote for any amendment ^e shall leave [thereunder the word "Yes' and erase the [word 'No' by drawih$ I i&fe across it, or otherwise. If lie internes tp vote against amendment, the*wbrd "Yes' shafi ii any in a like manner be stricken out and the word 'No' left and if both* Voids are allowed to remain without,ehhep of leiug so Erased, the vote sliall not be counted either Vay." These ameoditientA «iti designated hy numbers, and are numbered 1,,2, 3. 4. 5, 6 and 9, niimbei£»*7ami#having failed to receive a majority of tlus vptes of both ^branches of the last* G^n'erid! Assembly. The ratification of each of these amendments is of such vital importance to the future well-being and !prosperity of the people of Indiana as to justify a special effort in their lelialf hy every one having these objects at heart. They are mainly confined to the subjects'of econony ami honest elections. fix

AMKNDMENT NO 1?

Amend section4wo' 6^ a^itfe two so as to read as follows .,, "Section

^ftdto paft?^^^'^ ert*aHhot be paint^'ftlifcie She swallowed he? resided in the State during the clioked then feint- 'months, and in the tbWnfchip

ji? ii,e

betitt'-

ed, rushed ottt1 tb p^5 some WKtfeJP 'the1 wat(^f fender hide'atfd! bit

In all elections not other

wise provided f(yj jby ti»fa| iCpnstitution, eVery male citt7.en of the United States of the age of 21 jtekis jLrid lli^wards, who shall have resided in. the, ^tate during the six months, ratl-lnuhe 'roWWsmp'GO days, and iu the ward oj-. prftci»ct.30,daj's imnie Uiately prect'dftig irtich electibi' and every male of fore|grk_hirth« jof, tha ^e of 21 yiears and upwards, who shall have resided *ytears and upwarc ufi the United 8Ute& on£

yemi Knd shall the six and

AMfiik

A» BOOH

aatiie hunt-

er got within iliet^ h^ diatthAJfted both b^l3,.Q,QLatjy^Sm^ and tl

and tue other as they,roseJi)agging rrotn thirty to sixty gfe«».^^3«%itiier rested the gun on the ox's hack, or allowed him to pa^ofTTviirdNthgprmk«dthem with his4^lT^^»Pn^ Hn used

*foiSir:

days,

tion of the ion as it Indiana to-

Amend sectiofl^iifi^ Ahe /Sflpond article read: 8c«Mh !4."

himioM

A MKNDMKNT

ti^4t

that

Section judicial Stole shall be vested in a Su

enacts

that "The Secretafy-tflf SiatJe shall procure [ballots of blue paper on each of which 'shall be printed fbe proposed Amendments, and below each amendment shall beprint-

shall

come a brmably

iluive deel citizen of th tp the laws p^j^«U^tfd|fitaite# on the subject of naturalization, shall be entitled to vote in thifttWIfelifp tfr pMfittCt where he may reside, if he shall have been duly registered according to law."

As the *&ha*rrfo'nxed ^,Klor0f^m#

adopted, oqe.who^erratHj^i?Jlengefl will liave to swear that he has been a resident df the tottnteliitf Oft aiysJUta^df41l& ward

box may ,pc measurably., prevented. No

wtrs' can "bnj^ct toktnii amenflmehi who favors fai|j^^t el«o^npv

AMENDMENT NO.

sImply provided itri^hig out the

No negro or* "ttMlkttll '"111h 11 have the "fi section Constitu-

And thereby

'fW^tlon of Indiana United States. [Stands in the coil qay is a dead 1

constitu

IhAH1

0me no other officers shall bo voted for Snd shall also provide ,iqr $ie registration or all persons entitled to Vote."

The arguments in favor of this amendment are [Cost of holdi diana is a' nearly lOO^OOO. By this amendment th State is saved the expense of double elec-

"szmssmB

of their elections to November, as long as Indiana continues to vote in October she assumes the heat and -burden of the Presidential day. In 1876, counting money expended and time devoted to it, the Octobed«fEM JpstTthe people of Indiana ^vsr«ifn,fwk which expense was avoid: 6 wf tlip WsfCT "that .did not vote until iaUearij iu the intercsti^fl^gWBfiillWiabusiness prosperity. Business fn the State is utterly demoralized for three months when the Stalrfitf tf6ttp«i«t«rWa#tl#m**t of the a»T 7 18

NO.

kmendi'^^Hkl^ lflBtei^ftl^^Mii^eiftrom kfctions 4snd. 5 aTcitide 4,a*enfonning the saraie to the C^n^vypn of the United States.

\-fulli/iu/ fcOTWr is ^pt(t

thev services tafcg awa ftuui tlw excuse now fees and estaries^ nm-oai^kf sii

followi

of the ^Cowt,

epuitsaa

the General Assembly may establish. The Words "such other courts" aresubr Mitutk for die words

,4such

inferior

AHtf(lhr tliA TAi^ilrtiiWv tnMfaK.

vuiuv W caiAUuaii

a perfect system of jurisprudence which wm greatly reduce expenses and at the .same time facilitate business.

AJAKNDMKNT XO. 9

No political or municipal corporation is this state shall ever become lnoeoieu, ui any. manner, or for any purpose^ to an •amount in the aggregate exceeding two per centum oh the value of the taxable' property within said corporation, to be ascetiained by. the last assessment for State and county taxes, previous to the incthring, pf such indebtedness, and all bwds^'or olblffifttiohis ih excels 6f sudi amount given ly subh corporations shall be void provided that in tfme of war, for eign invasion ity, on petition erty owiiers, !n the limits of such corporttion, the public authorities, in their discretion, mav incur obligations hecessaty for the pubrfc pro tectiorf* knd defense, to such amount as may be requested In stich petition!

If this amendment had oeen passed 20 years ago the Strife of Indiana Vould have been $10,000,000 better off to-day. There has been lltearllv no embargo upon the schemes of plunder which have heset the towns, cities and counties of the State. This provision if* designed to protect the taxpayers and limit tlie amount that may be assessed against them, apd to which these municipalities ma}'be burdened with debt.

The Republicans od( Indiana ivre,fully conupitted to all of these amendments, and ,the better, class of the Democratic party also favored them in tlie last General Assembly. They are all measures of reform looking to the protection of the ballot-box'iina to the protection of the taxpayers of the State against exceissire burdens. They should each and every one of them be adopted by the electors of the State by not less than one hundred thotos&nd majority.

JUflile„Sixro5..

DAILY. NEWS

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held on the rarlfi omtori on lily. rAl Assembly may provide by law for the ection of al udges of courts of neral

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Chitatto. m:.fftttto1' jpowS'u^' Danrillc and atattona oa & T. H. AC.RR "Warn. 600am

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Western RR,,ea*t.Danville. 700am.,1000pm Northern Ohio, Northern Iftdtana, Michigan and Canada. ,J 7W iu,J«)pn){ ... SOUTH., f.

Kvansville, Yincennes and Princeton —.. 7(lhan..J^OOiadl Port Branch and Snllivan^thro' poaches) 700 a m. .I9u)mdt«• Bvanttville and HtXttongunRrft—

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The city Is divided into ^ev*»h Carrier tMstriciw, as follows FIRS'?

DisTaicT—Fred

Tyler, Carrier.

North side of Main street, between ath and Ttb i-

streets north from Main to city limits, Including alley between 7th aitd 8th and to the alley between-4tli and ftth atreets alsb, 8th, 9th and 10th streets, north of 3d avenue.

SKCOHDDISTRICT—John Kuppeuheimer, Carrier. The south Mde of Main street, between Mb and Cth, and all territory between 5tn and QH streets south to the city lintitii. Including to fl.t alley be-!! tween 3d and 4W KTfeCTW atld tOtnfrm11l«r tH lwcen 0^4 and 7th Htreets also 7lh street, apul# pf Dem ing tp city limits.

T^TOb'DiirrRici^-Jatfies Johnson, Carrier!1

The south eida-of Main street, from the rivar to 5th street, and all territory west of the alley between 3d and 4th streets ad nth to city Itmitsu ist -1,!!

FOURTH DLSTKIOT—George Ai. Uayward, Carrier, The north side of Main street, mrtn the river T6 5th street, and all territory west of the alley be-' tween 4th and 5th streets, and north to the city llnVit*.

Ftrra DISTRICT—-Frank M. Mills, Qarrler. The north side of Main street, from 7th t6 (lie old canal: between ®th and XOth streets, aud all territory from the alky between 7th u»d8th#trcets east to the andalla RR., north to Sa Aventib, aha a it or no of he an do a a 10th street tp city limits. rttXTH ftikraicT—Isaac"Ni Adamss'Carri#H

The afkuth. side of Mfdn, between ttth .aud 7tl},i,, streets, from the alley between6H ahdTtb streets, east to the old tanal, south ttf Deminjf.&ad all ter-1 ritor

SI South ride a£ Vain itrefet from 7th east to ejty limits. Including the north side of Main, east of

STtMTn DisTRioT—Louts Baganfc, jr., Carrier. ist ta .., ... n, ea old atrial bed to dty llttfft*, And ill SelrltdtV we*r from Ninth street, east to city limit* from Ponlar street on the south to tho Vahdalia "RR. tracK dn the north: i'

Carrier, whose

dutv It

Ik to make extsa«9UecUoa#n4doliveni trips. RKOUUITIONS. The trtail fs collected trdm street lettnrbtix#i tih Maia stneetJfroin 1st to lata •twM,norb«i4th

IS Post Office

o'ciopk a m, and persona deairl call Kt thtf Whidow designated thehr ioatrier.

Cherry, south on 4th to walnut and soatn on ist to Poplar, atid Ohio a treat between kit and 5th,

very week day between 8.^0 and0,30a mu batwe .:30and lOfStfk m. "bctWeehTf 30 andl:00 jj..., [this ooliectlon includes to Poplar straeit on tha south, and east to 13th, and north to Union Depot] between 9:30 and ll!»-p m, between 4 !S0 and A.30 m, aad between 8 $ and 9:00pa. Al)^ther xes are collected from twice per day, between the bonrr. of 8t00 andl0:00a and betwsan 1 :M and 3:30 pm.

There are five deliveries of mall per day in thi business pMrt of the city: at :7j00 and 11:80 a m. 1:00,2:00 and 4:20 n» also a delivery at 8:00 p. ai.'to such business house# fcs dMlra It, whose lines* la located more than

plaett of buslaes* Is located befween, 3d, a^ 7th streets and not more than ode squire rrdm Wain. Oh Sbnday, ihs Post Office la|ipeit from to as their mall can the rintnberaf

Sutjday collections over the entire city Is made WtWeeto 4:30 aad 8:80 or, atta axilla (a ttis bosi

aer of Mala Itfed t4 enanie peraeiMreKiatcgnear it to avail thesisaivei of the fr«4«ent ooUectionx made thereon with a vary ahoct walk.

The attention df the'pdblfc til called to the great dlttanceeaoh carrier is «bli^sd ta waHi« littd pa«dMtanoe back ta yards to place ~boxes In their

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