Daily News, Franklin, Johnson County, 5 April 1880 — Page 4
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THE M01JERX LOCALIZER
•is ike Mteii*of the formal Wffciwl Build* In*, Krbool Lrlx Out.
itejvorter—Ml«# Tattle, any report to make as to the arrival or departure of the school girl*?
Minn Tattle—La! yea quite a lot Mi*» June i« visiting her wlster, on Ohio Htreet Lulu Pryingpan
visiting her cousin—a
poor family, but you needn't say ftuy thing about that—on Ninth street, and will return after dinner.
Rep.—Thank you. Know of any more? Minn T.—Yes, indeed but what in the u*e of giving you all I know at once? I told you hurt week that I would visit a friend on Chestnut, and ftpend the afternoon and night with her, and return to school ntxt morning after breakfast, but you did not make any mention of it. and I'm real vexed at you. Well, we'll let that go thin time I really don't care much about having my name in the papers very often, yet 1 may as well tell you that tomorrow I Khali vitfit Ming Julia Dodgers, the belle of Eighth Htreet, ami return to Mchool after dinner.
Hep,—Thank you. I am much obliged to you for tliewe items— I hey are no interesting to the general reader, you know. A moment, if you please. I am told that Mins Trollop went away hut week to be gone quite a spell.
Miss T.—Yes, she went to visit her old mother, who lives below the nail works. She found her mother in poor health, and actually remained until her mother cleaned ifousc and did the washing and ironing, but she returned yesterday in better health than usual. She had a good time of it, too nothing to do but play the pi ano—and they have such a splendid oue~~ and chat with her beaux, and she always has so many. 1 wish 1 had half as many as she has. Oh, dear! How lucky some people are. Next week I will have a better report, as quite a lot of us girls are going to take a boat ride to Macksville next Sunday afternoon to attend a
Hinging
school, and will return on the Van railroad—a foot. Hep.—I would be pleased to join your party I think so much of singing schools, and often feel as though I would consent to walk two miles to get to one. I enjoy them so much, indeed I do but I always like company when I go. I don't like to go alone.
Miss T.—I would be pleased to have you go with us, but—but—my—but my pa and ma and live brother* will accompany us.
Hep.-—Good evening. Miss Tattle, I must hurry along, the managers of our paper are anxious to get my correspondence on time.
lounit Men's Rrpuoiicau flub. The Young Men's Republican Club met in regular session last Saturday evening.
The attendance was large an| the audience enthusiastic*. After the remitngof the minutes and reports of committees, twenty-two applicants were admitted to regulat membership.
Mr. O'Reilly was then called to the floor and responded in an eloquent address, which not only pleaswl but instructed thow present. The speaker commented on the magnanimous conduct of the Republican party, and assorted that the best thinkers of the age say that the Government while under its control has been too lenient and men who ought to !e incar ccrnted for life are now at our National capital, making laws whose very severity is enough to put to shame the party we lovnJfor its Uod-liku generosity. JUr. O Reilly's study and observation has disclosed to him as well as others the fact, that the IVn»»K**ls« b*ve no fallh in their leaders but will do anything to defeat ihe Republican party.
Mr Cast©, of Sugar Creek township, made ft few remarks saying, among other things equally a» good, that he came to Terre Haute to visit the Yovtg Men's Club, but that on looking around he was plea* to sec some, of 5be same "old nnons" that were there in '86. He had been riding hard all day helping to roll up the biggest majority that the Republican party ever had in Sugar Creek township.
Mr. Hook* of the Fourth ward, said he was not a public speaker but that he was worker, and front the apptattm* given his few remarks the hoy* showed that he WfettmftttiMwni&teNi*
About 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, John Gcclau. a young married man living on the aristocratic part of Third .street, between Mulberry and Cherry, went home intoxicated aud commenced breaking up house-keeping in a fashion peculiar to men in his condition,
A visit to the scene of action showed a total wreck of bed. chair*, safe, and in fact, everything of a destructible nature. Hi4 wife got out a warrant for his arrest, but late last night John was found in an East End saloon, full of "election juice" and swearing vengence on his faithless wife. He claimed to have a knife in his possession which must drink her hearts blood before th£ jetting of another sun. Drawing him aside the reporter gathered the following facts from him John is a helper in the blacksmith shop of Seath Jb lingers car shops. He is of respectable family, and appears to be well educated.
Several years ago John made the acquaintance of a young woman, by name, Amanda Smith. John was struck by the fair charmer, and it seems followed her up for some time, until finally she left town and waa gone for about a year—returning, as John alleges, in a bad condition—almost blind and deaf, she found herself deserted by her old friends, with the exception of oue who swears that she is his fate. John took her to some place and paid her board for several months and then procured her a home in some good family as kitchen girl. This, however, did not seem to provide means sufficient to satisfy her and' thence she drifted to what was familiarly known as the "Bull Pen." From there she was taken by the police ami incarcerated in the station house. From here she was released on payment of a fine b.C John, who from the first had ever been faithful.
From the station house they went to the Clerk's office and procuring license were duly married.
The marriage was cpnsumated hist August and John and his wife lived very happily togther until on last Saturday night when John claims to have gone home to find the "dear one of his heart" faithless to her marriage vow.
Sunday afternoon about 8 o'clock, John went into the house while the partner of his joys and sorrows was absent visiting a sick neighbor and once more the ball opened to the music of breaking china and smashing furniture.
When John was last seen at about one o'clock this morning he still had blood in his eye, and swore there were 40,(XX) policemen on his track and that he was bound for Chicago.
John's wife stated the following in a conversation with our reporter: She claimed that they fell out about, some trivial matters on last Saturday evening before supper aud that the man found in the house was a friend from Marshall where her relatives live, and says it was about 8 o'clock when John eame home.
••-•Mrs. R. R. llevener, sister of L. A. Burnett, starts for Colorado her future home, to-night.
«*--Some nan, name not known, was killed by the i-JHi train at Knightsville, on the Vandalia road. Saturday night.
Anotrr 23,000 immigrants have landed, already, at Castle Garden this yenr against less than 11, (XX) last year up this time.
»-Mr. S. M. Adams, formerly of this place is now residiug in Hastings, Neb. He has recently been ill, but is now improving.
Wright & King, the popular grocerymen. corner Seventh and Main, take a pride in doing all they «an to please their customers, consequently you can always find the lx*st the season affords at their store, Thev keep all kinds ot green veg etaides, fruits ami a complete assortment of family groceries at as low figures as any other house in the city can possibly sell. All goods delivered free.
Don't fail to call on Low McMahan's loon lunch.
«ilmin to tdglit kiul enjoy a grttud free Corner Fourth and Walnut.
Malt tnt M#iT.
The popular and original Half Cent Store, 40f Main street. Is the place to do your tradiug, as the golden ride is lived up to there, as their prices are alike to old and young. Please call and convince yourself* where you will find our new ex Ira length (Dr. Warner) six hook corset, passamenterie embroideries, silk fringes, laces, how, all sites, and other ffoods, too numerous to mention. Call and convince yourself. **1
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The new Job Printing Office of I. M. Brown
& SOUK'
gorted
Half Cent Store, 405 Main St.
A grand free lunch will be given Jonight at the Srnharri saloon, corner Fourth ami Walnut.
LKW MCMAHAX,
has become so popular led to Is*
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Short spTvche* wet* made by Mr. FlnkUiner, Mr. ENrntel* *nd several others.
The meeting then wijouroed to swet p*st Saturday evening.
Prop.
*peetal *«*»e*. *h Bath
The Turkish Bath as a curative agent 1 hav been compelled to issue tickets
of late that I have for in-
assistance and requiring
valids needing lion, which shoukl be procured and a statement of their owe given before taking the bath, that they may receive the kind of treatment in the bath their ease demands.
special attention, which should In
Price Invalids' Electro Thermal Bath, $3,00 Invalids' Turkish Bath, fl-50 Invalids' Plain Bath, 30 rts. The regular Turkish and plain baths will be given, the former for 1.00, and the latter far 35 ets. as heretofore, (taring the week except Sunday, which is reserved more es pmaily for invalids who cannot otherwise watt for bath treatment. ... ,. Ds. JL H. Ihsnrr, Prop.*, 11? Xorth kh Street.
it» the place to get good
work at fair rates. Give item a call and examine specimens and prices. Remcm 1 ber the location—northwest corner of 1 Fifth aud Main, up stairs, over Janriet &
Cos. dry goods store. A complete stock of the lies! of papers and cards kept on hand. Also the nicest assortment of call ing ranis ever brought to the city,
S EW ARRIVALS
ot Elegant Latfle*' anil UenW Bdot* aal Kfcoea
At I. K. Clatfelter's, on Main street, from the following celebrated manufacturers: Laird. Schober & Mitchell. J. H. Burnes, Cox. Young and Gardner. Call and look at them they are beauties.
Attention!
Smoke the Governor Guard Cigar, 5 cents. For sale at Hogan's, JMKl Main street.
Go to Story & Frost, 25 South Stiih, for fine old Kentucky Whisky and Cigars.
Joseph H. Briggs, produce and commission merchant, corner of Fourth and Cherry street*, is one of our most eliable business men, and all persons having butter, eggs, hides, sheep pelts, rags, or any kind of country produce, will find it to their interest to give him a call before selling, as he pays the highest market price in cash. Do not forget the place,
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Seaman, Lewis & Co. owe a few dollars in the city. And a few dollar* are owing S,, L. Jt Co. We want to make exchanges. Will you who owe us pay, so that we can ditto?
Mairnetlc Artextan Rath*.
Recommended by the highest medical authority for Paralysis, Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Catarrh, Gleet, Syphilis, Skin Diseases, Dyspepsia and all 1 emale Diseases. Elegant new bath house. Competent attendants. Cheapest aud best baths in the world. Bath house at the foot of Walnut
MAGNETICstreet. ARTESIAN BATH CO.,
Toilet Soaps, Powder Puffs and oxes. The "B. & A" Face Powder is preferred by the best people. Our Camphor Ice with Sajieylic Acid never turns rancid, and our "Ihlang Colonge" has been called "The Best" for half a dozen years.
BUNTIN & ARMSTRONG.
B. & A., Chips, Fancy Churruca, Old Style, No. 6, Governor Guard, and other leading brands of 5 cent cigars, at Hogan's, 508 Main street.
The Mouth Kml l»ru«r store. Joseph D. Markle.at the South End Drug Store, 1015 South Second street, nearFarrington, keeps everythiug in the drug line. Markle is a thorough druggist and served formerly with Cook «fc Bell, one of our leading wholesale houses in this city. He compounds prescriptions with accuracy and care. He has pure liquors for me dicinal purposes, cigars aud a large and complete stock of drugs. Prescriptions filled both day and night.
T. A. AcufT, 411 LaFayetle, corner Locust, is just receiving from Indianapolis a fine lot of Sugar-cured Hams and Shoulders. Prices away down low.
KATZENBACH & CO., MANTKACTNTKRH OF
CIGARS,
SALESROOM No. 411 MAIN STREET.
Factory 1304 South Sixth.
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ARRIVALS AT
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Novelties in Dress Goods
POLKA DOT SATIN,
Polka Dot Trimming Silks in Geat Variety of Shades, Polka Hot Cashmeres and Grenadines.
Flinch Suiting, French Buntings, fresh arrival of Jet Trimmings and Fringes. A large assortment of Ties, Bows and Fichus, from l.r» cents to $15. Dotted and Figured Swiss goods in great variety.
SHETLAND SHAWLS.
A Large line of Elegant
BLACK DRESS GOODS AND SILKS.
A Large* Assortment of
Sprin* Cloaking, Momie Cloths, Lace Top Lisle Gloves. Ruchlng*, Revering, Frilling. Swiss Embroidery.
Vou will find us headquarters for nice goods at reasonable prices.
Corner Fifth and Main.
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fMieiuel KTtitheaMati, Oae Cat »er WonL Boarding and lodging.
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SEAMAN. LEWIS
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For a practical business education at tend the Terre Haute Commercial College. .•••
Terre Haute, Ind.
Comb* & Kofferx
Are in receipt of a shipment of Hard Coal, chestnut sire, the last of the season. Office, 122 South Third street.
Flue Perfumery ami Toilet Powders. In fine perfumery we have Lubius', Lundborg's and Wright's in bulk. Im-
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CIGAR LABELS
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HMdqaartert for Commercial Travelers. Ontratly I^oited. Rales tS fwr Day.
NATIONAL HOUSE,
HSUTLT WATtOV, proprietor!. tinraer of Sixth IM Main Ht»„ Terre Mautr. Ind Also Proprietor* and 0*»er»
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