Daily News, Volume 1, Number 47, Franklin, Johnson County, 13 April 1880 — Page 4

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DAILY NEWS

TUESDAY, APRIL 13. 1880.

THE CITY.

XOTIIKT

In the absence of any written authority, all advertising bills payable to the Dally

N'EWH

plaints at thia office.

NKWH

must be nettled at the

Office,

as no one has to receipt for monies due the

Xauthority

BW«.

X0TICK.

The public will take notice that bills due to and from the

NRWS

DAILY NEWall

tip to

March 31*t, will l»e settled by Seaman, Lewis & Co., and that on and after March 31, 1880, E. P. Beauchamp alone will be responsible for business in the name of the

DAILY NEW#.contracts SKAMAN. LEWIS

Co.

Subscribers not receiving the DAtt.Y

will confer a favor by leaving

••-•There is a watchman on the Van. II. R. who takes vengence on boys who fail to wait for trains to pa**, by throwing his flag-fttick at them.

-Citizen# take great delight in gazing in at the shop-windows along Main st.re«t. Thy dark back ground of the stores arc instrumental in making very nice mirror.H.

•Where were the Honorable members of our police force last evening that the crowd of vulgar mouthed boys which surrounded the entrance to Armory Hall were not dispersed.

-Mis* Lou Hedges repeated the Cnn^ta of Esther at Clinton last .Saturday. The affair was a Haltering success, the Opera

limine being crowded with an intensely I

intereHtcd audience.

-A fence is hi hint being elected along the grade west of the river. This in a need which the public ban long experienced. When it is finished, it will cease be "Death's Lane."

-The 2*2nd has been fixed upon as the date for the dedication of the new Baptist church. Quite an interesting programme will be rendered. I'rofs. Sliidc ami Zobcl and Mrs. Haberly will assist in the musical part of the exercises.

®-W. II. Kwart will continue to execute the business at Mr. Shinkle's N. Fourth street store. Mr. E. has been successful in his business, and would like for bis friends to remember him at his remodeled store, at 405 N. Fourth street.

About 150new names have la-en added to the list of members of the Norrtial school. The number of students will not be so large as was expected. Arrangements have been made

com-|as

antes .luhiison, who is accused of

attempting to commit a rape on Mary Schwarz, was committed to jail yesterday by Justice Cookerly on default of bail iu the sum of to await the action of the grand jury.

for

the accommo

dation of 500, but the number will scarcely reach 400.

•The hunting boat which is being built at the foot of Main street will make its trial trip next Sunday. It will carry upon its wheel-houses the painting used by Gail & Ax, as an ad. for their tobacco. This firm pays $ 100 for the privilege together with thatof naming the boat "The Little .loker,"

•-•The wreck of .steamer No. 2 yesterday was apiece of wanton carelessness on the part of the fire department. In the first place, every person in the city who knows anything about otir water works system, knows that there is no excuse for a steamer going on Main street at a break neck *peed with two or three men yelling like a lot of Comanche Indians. The fire department knew this steamer was in bad repair If the engineer tells lhe truth about notifying the proper authority eight months ago, and tht» department should l»e made pay the damage caused by their own negligence.

Carnival of Author*.

The scene at Dowling Hall last night was leyond description. The ladles of the Congregational Church assisted by their friends, have arranged the hall in the most artistic manner, representing with scenes and characters from the most noted authors. "Old Curiosity Shop," "Snow Bound/* "The Alhambra,*' charac tens from Shakespeare, "The Spanish Court," "The Grotto," "Egypt," etc.

The characters were excellent and there nevrr was a prettier or more touching **rne than that of the beautiful young ladies as they floated by in the grand march. They were indeed to be admired, with their loose tirssrs rioting over their shoulder* like waves of sunbeams kissed by the dews of youth. Their eyes wore an expression bright and soft as the dawn, passing away like the creature of pleasant dreams. Their modesty and siatelincss made them look as if they could leave the festive scene and bow their heads neath the bright cold stars awl mingle their breath with the eternal snows of purity and holiness.

fKKM» 4L

Mr. Korthour, of Ohio, is visiting the family of 31 r. Shaley, east of the city. Mr. K. Is one of the most skillful musicians that has ever visited our city.

Mr. Reynolds, the experienced taxider mist of Warsaw, has been exercising his skill by performing a series of surgical operations on the collection at the Ohio street gun store.

Martin Grace, an old and well-known citizen, died at his residence yesterday aged 56 years. He was irj the British army some time, and since coming to thuv country held several official positions. 11 was buried this afternoon.

.% Merited Letter.

Prof. Hftmuds:

DEAR SI

K—Being anions: the first to

avail myself of your professional services on your arrival in this city, and now hav'fng fairly tested the crystal glasses which you fitted upon me,

TKKRK HAI'TK,

leel a sense of duty,

well as pleasure, in saying that they have proven thoroughly satisfactory, enabling me to read with the greatest ease and without wearing my eyes.

I N in AN A I'or.ts, April :ird. 1HH0.

Messrs. Joliii (). Ilardesty. ,1. 15. Ha^rr, 11. K. Ithoads. I. N. Fierce. E. F. IJeauchainp. Thomas II. Nelson. Hugo

Duenweg, James H. McNeeley. F. C. Danaldson. J. \V. Cruft, anil others.

GHNTI.KMKN—In

reply Fyour highly

flattering and sympathetic letter of .March JJOth, I beg leave tft say that it will give me great pleasure to repeat the lecture on California and Nevada, I had the honor to deliver here, in your city.

In n'gard to time, I would respectfully sugsest that your judgment is much better than mine and 1 will be happy to accommodate myself to any selection you may make.

Please accept my thanks for your kind nessand high appreciation of the honor you have done me, and believe me

Veiy sincerely.

LAI'KA RRAM.

She will deliver her lecture at Dowling Hall on the 27th of April.

The Flee and a (Mrncral Niitn«h-iip. Yesterday afternoon about.5 o'clock the alarm of fire wassounded from the Fourth ward engine house. The cause of the alarm was the emission of smoke from the roof of the building occupied by Mr. Walmsley. near the corner of Chestnut and Fourth streets. There seemed to be a defective Hue and a few sparks fell upon the roof causing the most unnecessary alarm, for it appears that either one of the two things was true: the firemen thought that the city was on fire or else they knew there was no particular danger and thought they would make a hey day sort of show. Then* occurcd, to say the least of it, an exceedingly strange accident which was very hard to reconcile with what an honest, fair-minded man would call proper diligence and care in handling the horses attached to the engine coming down Cherry street, west

tOAyard

£)OWLl*G HALL.

take

pleasure in commending you to all who may require artiiicial assistance to vision. I lielieving your crystals to be the best in use.

STKPHKN I). MANN. M. I).

April 0. 1880.

Unru

rum.

r» will be remembered that a few weeks ago a fearful cyclone passed over India napolis, destroying everything in its way. It so happened that the residence of Mrs. Dr. Dunlap. where Miss Laura Ream, the well known Cincinnati Commercial correspondent had apart tneuta, was in the way of the cyclone. Miss Ream happened to be in Cincinnati, and in her absenct

cyclone did its work of destruction. The

of 1l(.r

,-hamber

wm.

i,]own

and her bed and other furniture including the accumulation of years of

books

and

papers destro)*eI. The people of Indianapolis soon after tendered her a benefit and she responded by delivering a lecture on California and Nevada, when. traveled extensively. A few

several gentlemen of this city invited hello deliver the lecture here. which makes the following letter self explanatory.

Fourth

street, for as the engine came tearing down the street, almost as fast as they could go, the driver did not attempt to check the speed of the horses in the least, and as the engine turned the comer round into Fourth the -horses were going with so much speed that the whole affair tipped almost bottom side upwards, and collided with, or rather run down a buggy and horse that stood hitched in front of Fosters' fnrnature store, causing a general demolition of both furniture and buggy, and even stripped the horn of his entire gearing happily no one was hurt. The entire loss to the city in paying for the buggy ami furniture smashed up, and the injury done to the engine, for it was Iwdly demo!ished. will reach over one thousand dollars, making a rough guessC How is this for Democratic economy and good government.

Hem!.

L. Heinl is again in the Acid with a full stock of ornamental, a* well as standard fruit trees, ami can be found at hit old stand, corner of Ohio and (south of pmt«fflce Sixth .street* *nd hope* I* see all

h»« old frietwH.

GfrmiMt *em*oa of Kevelir. E

Author's Carnival,

Gives by the ladies of the Congregational church, a.«*&te4 by other ladles »nd stmlemen of thi» citr. under rhe management of Frank

*«rffited by other ladle# »nl citr. nnder tbi Buffalo. S,

Pea«e. of

SIX ISTIGKEITS I

Commencing April 12th, 1KSO, and Closing April II, ISSO,

Among the more laborateand gorgeoa# #ecne* will be Shakespeare'* character*, the creation* of itDlckms, WhittlerV "Snow Bound" Cottage. the

Ancient City of Memphis. Fgrpt, the Vale of C&nhmere. "10.000 i«gnw I'wkr the Sea," he Alhambra Palace, the Royal Infant*. (In the World turned I poidedoa^), iu .which *eventvfive children will take part.

I THE VIENNA BAKERY.

All the luxuries of the season. 300 iadie* and gentlemen of Terre Haute in costume#.

GORGEOUS TABLEAUX,

Heretofore un*nrpa*sed In Terre Haute, introducing many new and marvelon* effect*.

Season Tickets. $1 25 Single Admission, 25

For Hale at Button'* Book Store.

Reduced rytec on nil the railroad*.

Snpper at Hal! every Evening from 6 to 10 o'clock. Price & cent*.

Spring hats and caps. Large stock at "Sykes' Hat Store," 419 main street.

Old Whfr l*lnted Ware Made Xew. It is a fact not generally known that old plated silver ware can be refinished the ami plated equal to new. at less than one

hai!" the original cost of the article. Spoons, castors, waiters, tea Acts and pieces, cups, goblets, etc., replated with tjie finest sterling silver.

RKKD

Fourth.

OWEN.

Cor (Jth and Main.

Any person desiring good workman shin fn making and hanging awnings, will

she had find good workmen at to. ilOf* ('berry days *ago street, north side. lctween Thin! and

«V WATSON.

IINKTT

(Jo to Wright it Kaufman for choice I brands of Cunned Ooods of all kinds.

(Jo to Wright it Kaufman for Hams, Shoulders. Breakfast'. Bacon and Dried Beef or any other article that is to be tonne in a first-class store.

Xoiiff.

Seaman, Lewis & Co. owe a few dollars in the city. And a few dollars are owing S.. L. it Co. We want to make exchanges. Will you who owe us pay, so that we can ditto?

SEAMAN, LKWIS

it Co.

Fine Perfumery and Toilet Powders. In fine perfumery we have Lubius', Lundhorg's and Wright's it\ bulk. Imported Toilet Soaps, Powder PulTs and Boxes. The "B. oi A"' Face Powder is preferred by the best, people. Our Camphor Ice with Salicylic Acid never turns rancid, and our "Ihlang Colonge" has been called "The Best" for half a dozen years.

BUNTIN & ARMSTRONG.

The new Job Printing Office of I. M. Brown it Sons' is the place to get good work at fair rates. Give them a call and examine specimens and prices. Remember the location*—northwest corner of Fifth and Main, up stairs, over Jauriet «fc (Jo's, dry goods store. A complete stock of the best of papers and cards kept on hand. Also the nicest assortment of calling cards ever brought to the city.

Burnett it Watson are. prepared to do all kinds of general blacksmithing. Give them a call, 5106 Cherry street, north side, between Third and fourth.

Go to Wright it Kaufman for Lemons, Oranges, (•ranberries and Bananas.

Go to Wright it Kaufman for choice Teas. Coffee, Maple Syrup and Sugar.

For a practical business education at tend the Terre Haute Commercial Collfgt-

Mairnetie ArirMan Bat lot.

Recommended by the highest medical authority for Paralysis. Rheumatism, Gout. Neuralgia, Catarrh, Gleet, Syphilis, Skin Diseases, Dyspepsia and all Female Diseases. Elegant new bath house. Competent attendants. Cheapest and beat baths in the world. Bath house at the foot of street.

MWalnut

ARTESIAN BATH. CO.,

AOXKTIC

Terre Haute, Ind.

Go to Story & Frost, 85 South Sixth, for fine old Kentucky Whisky and Cigars.

Machine Poetry.

J. M. Dishon, and no other. (*oes forth in haste With bills and paste. And proclaims to all creation,

Men are wise who advertise. In the present generation. «To be continned Sn our next.)

OFFICE—-Hebb

Sixth street.

Lcathcranb tjibce. LA. BURNETT,

DEALER IX

Leather and Hides,

NEW

TJITXTIEID

Monster Shows

THE MOST

Exclusively Original Amusement

ORGANIZATION OlST BABTH.

Ail lluparalolled

lloyal JapBnefe Circus from Japan.

Melville's Australian Circu*.

Colvin's Great Menagerie.

Coup's Oceanic and Inland Aquarium

Fryer's Pony Circus.

Wood's Famous Museum.

EST" The advertiser can change hit advertisement daily at these rates, but no reduction will be made if bo docs not so change.

Advertisements under the head of "For Pale,"

For Rent,*' *'Wanted," Lost," and Found,'' one cent per word esch day. 0T"Advertisements for situations and help wanted. not exceeding 30 words, printed witbont charge. "Local notices," or advertisements set in brevier type and printed after reading matter, one cant per word each day No advertisement inserted as editorial or news matter.

iUiercliancous.

jtHilllML'li SEEPS-PLAHTS

Sent free to ail wko apply

tl„le. Iwd.

FVr«t Xfwth of Market

Attention, Poultry men! Richardson Co/s Queens ware Store for Woodward's Carbolic Nest Cheap. Effectual, Durable and Eggs.

COMIN G!

W I'l'H- AT.Ti OTP ITS

OVERSHADOWING A8 TN ESS!

AND MULTITUDE OF WONDERS!

Wed. Apr 21, Terre Haute, Wed. Apr 21 THE W. C. COUP

COMBINATION $100,000 BRONGHO HORSES

The most Beautiful, mast Wonderful, and Most Thoroughly Trained Horses the World ever ?eon.

ADMISSION 50 Cents

Children Under Nine Years of Age 25 Cents Doors open at 1 and? P. M. Performance will oommenco one hour later.

KATZENBACH & CO.,

.MANI'FACTl'REKK OF

I O -A. IR/ S,

SALESROOM No. 411 MAIN STREET.

Factory 1804 South Sixth.

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

CJlbttcriismg Hales.

Dally Xew* Advertising Rate*. The rates below aro on the basis of a line of nonpareil type, of which 12 lines occupy the spaco of one Inch. No advertisement received for lens than 60 cents, except under the classification headings mentioned.

DAILY HATES FJSR 1.1*15, OXK XOSTH OR

I.E8A.

One dS,y,, Five cent* Three to nix day#,... Three cent# Thirteen to 26 days Two cents

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I VOFLLVNFL* VTRVVXF W0W

AOKTTfS WAlfTED to send for PjrU£?j«« of New Book, fi.OOO CURIOSITIES OF

""""•ffiRaBaa

OCT THE BIBLE

& Goodwins, north

Fonirn & XCHAKT*. CiacSaA&t). O.

th* HandMBStt

ajj ti*o for m-

end

THE DEAF HEAR

THIS PAPEK HK&K&MSS25

mmtirntM nu be aMflo tor It IM IV

Drove of

81tuatlons Wanted, and Help Wanted. TUB i)Air.T NKWHWM print adverliiicmcnts of porcons wanting work or Situations, and of those imedlnK Help of any kind,

WITHOUT

nor such

advertisements not to exceed 30 words. This is proposed because it in believed it will aijl many who need and desire work, and we cordially invite all interested to avail themselves of the means offered. It must be remembered that letters sent through the mail are n*t delivered to

INITIAI.S

oNi/r. If initials aro used, the letter should be directed to the eare of some Individual, Arm, or lHtstoftice lox, and If for city delivery the postage Is two rents. The DAII.T NEWS has boxes at Hie office for the reception of letters addressed to Its care, and such letters will be delivered only to the advertiser holding a check for the twix number.

l/ocvillon of Dally Xew* Call Itoxes. At ifbotjof stairway, cor. Fifth and Main. At the Drug Store of Uuntin & Arm strong, corner Sixth and Main streets.

AtthelVrre Haute House, on desk in the reading room. At the "Depot Drugstore" of Rohinxon fc Sherburne. 930 Chestnut street.

At "EaHt'End Drug store,".!. E.Somes. 1301 Maiji street. At the Bakery and Groctyy of Mr*. A. Gerlmrt, 824 South Thirteenth street.

At the "South End Drug Store" of Joseph D. Markle, 1015 South Second street.

At the Agricultural Implement warehouse of C. A. Fower, 104 and tOfl Main street.

At the Grocery Store of T. A. AcufT, 411 LaFayette street, corner of Locust.

(To printersv

THE VERY LATEST.

A. Campbell's Sons & Go's

"NEW CAMPBELL"

TWO REVOLUTION PRESSES

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