Daily News, Volume 1, Number 55, Franklin, Johnson County, 22 April 1880 — Page 3

THFRSOAY. APRILS, !«*.

Political.

I'OU COM.

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*A.S H. NKIJH»V *F V'(GO COUNTY, »-J CAN at*- fi'T Representative Jn Wre*» tr*m the -hth District, Indian*, snbjcef to the deel«ion in IJ'-jmhlinan nominal it!'. convention. tbtl rjt Ti-rre Haute, .1 iw

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J'IM* llr.AI., «f Harr)»"« Town»hip, i» a csndt ila!«• fur Sheriff n( C.»nnt. *ubje-t to the drUion of the mint) Democratic Convention,

4(11 \T1 TRKAMHKB.

t*\IT. Jonx L. Hit"*'* will a candidal*- l* fori- tin- Republican nominating convention for the office of «"otmty Treasurer. subject to the ui«h-4 of the* tuff.ention.

Tin- IAir.Y N'KWM I» authorized to announce 'iVr.itn W. CASTO, of Sujjar Creek Township, ft* a mdidate for Trea»nrer of Vigw county. aubject !u sti» ilcciiion of Ho- Republican nominating con-

!), M. Wii.ni r. will lw r, vainHdatur fur the office of Tr«*a»urer of V! .'«» comely, nubjecl to the rfei.fon of the Democratic nomination convention.

N. IS. KKN* l.'i'

cut ri i.Kiiu.

Wi- «fc Hiilhori/,-l to aijnoHiicc that Mr.KKtLi. N SMITH i» candidal^ for the nomination for i.-rk of Vlj'i. cniinty«ilbj«-rt |o l»u- will of the llrjmbnc hii siomiu'lf ilijj coin rhllon,

Wr (ir»- mithori/fil to announce that A. J'OWM! will t«- rmiklitlate Iw-fori" tin* Ucpnbllcan uiiMiiy im^i-ntioii fur the nomlnallon fort'lerk of Vii count v.

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t, IJn.iC'iKt Itii i« I ion tor ('oriut ilnirii t. th." will of the I!' lion

('un^H'Hsiotiiil Ciinvt-nlion. Hlli Histrirl, ('ni\vfonlsvi!li\ .lulie 4lli, JXWI.

Itepublii an ('ointnilli'einan if tlie 'yllt ('ortgreswioiial Dhirirl. Hon, II. 11. Humll

tioi. tiMitlenee. Terre llatiie.

l'!n«-oto.

will be candi

date for th- ?i..f "o tv Tr«-a-nrer. subject To ili-. i»i«»n iu- !nn ruti' nmuhist int con-

U'.ltK OF THK COI'KT*.

(M N 11,111V ii cunilUlati- for tlo* nomlnatn the .Second Ward,

nubjeet

pulilli an noinlnnttnc *onvfii-

POLITICAL.

A Memorandum of Coming Conventions.

Fur tlw lirttclil ul our tunny rrniiiTs \vc subjoin bi luw ii Iht if tin- nuiiitiij ion vcntiuiix tttiil coiiiinittcc-r.

HKI'I'llf.H'AN t'ONVKNTIONH

Nil!,('oiivt'itliim, ("hifiiuo, .ftinr

:i«I. IfjHd Stale Cunvt'Htinn. Intliunnpolls, June

17. IHNO.

('omtri'MHiounl (\nivi'iilinn, Silt lis(rirt,

T.-rro Ilaulr, June 1W".

i»i: \t( it ATIi*» on r, TIM N*.

Nntioiiiil ('unvrntiuii, ('int'iimali. June

'!X\ ^O Stale ('oii\I'niinn, IniiianHjiolH. .luue 9. 1HW1.

CON VKVIlON.

Dem'x at ii 'I he lieh! May IMI at coui t.lit)UHe, Ucniorratie tlrletrnlt'H lo Cnnjrrt'jwioiml.

Judieial ittlil Slale rouvenlions Id be se Irelnl ui rounly eonviMttinu, Miiy 1S9.

Hepublienn Cotinly Cenlral ('onunittee, li. Miller. Chairman: J. O. Joms. See

retarv

Kift ward, i* Urctnci s«»cond ward, J,

CtTv K\» TlVfc »r! ward.

ar»l

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Tern- llaule Terre Aaute Tvrre llaute Terra Hanto T«*m* llatito ,Terre Haute "fVrrv Hutito

J")*»

Third ward, K. S. Knm Kunrth ward. H, L, MHIi Fifth ward. Sawnol IV cliff M\th ward, Jt»hn A. Keytwddn to. A, I'ems

Creek tj'», Ue«. v». Ham-

l-'.^rtte V. B. tl. Oweto* iv. ite iSani IJK W. NV.^ti. nisi s- Crv»ik p, W l„ Hitler \twi»« tj», W. H. MetffttJt..,-. ., v.. I -v r.-i u, 1.. \V. lieker«»m u.n 11 Cbrl*t ^fhlnertsr, Hon-", tcck tp, Joshua SI. Hull Vrairu ti»s» tp. 1,-tttWuci1 S. Udii,. }'r?\ific 'rvf-k tu, J. 1 n:.-u -p. \V. V. Kt -ter ,, -. v. .s s-ark. ....

MarkfvUU* New t«o*hcn ...

Sanforxl

Terre Haute C»*l Hlufl Trrrt* Hante lOley P. O Terrv iiaiitr ., !*rairlot«« PtairieCrwk

Hniento Piiorntn

lX)MMtt-rKP.

N, IHaU

Fifth Wnrd. Ijhh F'tk.ew ... F-i»«»th Ward J.«. Ii Ff«sj

*h»H-iv•*

\V ,I

lk Hoaorable*

i'-n and young tttou

"get the b*«*t of

«omolimce tUurt

CHU tu hf# tli^ idea that one's suo dofn^'ls

sharpn^w ami

the intbtenotva ajrainst him. His

It 'tsw ii built U|»n the sand, and its i!nl iSa»n will 1k» Mint* to give away. Vising pe«ple »*«t c»^*e these truth* t* nuu weight. The future of that y«mnfc

inan t* safe

RF TLONWWLWILIIIG.

THE BACH BLOB'S UtIT HOIBM.

Not laugh wa» beard, not a joyon* note. An our friend to the bridal we hurried Not a wit discharged Iti* farewell joke,

A# ibe bachelor west to be married.

We married him quickly toWe his fright. Our bead* from Uie sad night turning And we sighed a« w«* stood by the lamp'* dim

To think him r»«»t more discerning.

To think that a bachelor, free and bright. And »hy of the sex a» we foond him. Should there at the ilur, at dead of night.

Be eaujrtit tn the mare* that bound him.

Few and abort were the word# we paid. Though of cake and wine partaking We escorted him borne from the «cene of dread.

While his kne#s were awfully shaking.

Slowly and «-ad!y we marched him down From the top to the lowermost story Ami w# never hare beard from nor seen the poor man

Whom we left alone in hi* glory.

the

I. A Mi nsrrr 1* a candidate for icrk I'oiirt". I.I till! decision o( nominating com ntfull. .JOHN ROVSK will T.e ft candidate fur the ofMce of .unty 1-rk. xubjvet to thr ilt i«imi of the ItruiiH ralir Noiiiliiatliii: 'onvculioti.

lfepnblirsn

FUCK.

•J. W. Kiley In Sew York Sim.

0 it wa* Pnck! I hw him yesternight Swunj up betwixt a phlox topand the rim Of a iow crescent moon that cradled him. Whirring ht«rak!«h wings with all bis might. And puraint? hi* wee month, that dimpled white

And red. us though no me dagger keen and slim Had Mtung hitn there, while ever faint and dim Mix eerie warbling* piped hit* high delight. Till I. grown jubilant, nhrlll anawer made.

At which Ktiddenlyhe dropped from view And peering after, 'neath the everglade. What w»» it, do yon think. I »»w him do? 1 aaw him peeling dewdropm with a blade

Of Machine sharpened on hi* hat-wing »hoe.

An Indian's Stoicism.

From a London (Canada) paper we copy the following account of the cat-o'-nine-tail8: "Doxtater was brought oat. He is a muscular, heavy-set Indian, and had a laugh on his face. His back was bared, his wrists were strapped to the upper parts of the arm of the triangle, and Lis knees and ankels to the lower part, thrpwinff his back out. The ouly sign of nervousness manifested was a quick look at the cat-o'-nine-taiis which was In the baud of a stout expert, who had been a drummer in the Twenty-third British regulars. The cat had a short handle and nine throngs of hard, heavy cord a yard long, with nine knots in each. At the command of the sheriff the cat was flourished around tlw whipper's head with a quick jerk, whistled through the air and fell with a sharp thud over the left shoulder-blade, making large blue marks. At the third the nesh was cut open, but the prisoner's muscles never •jiiivered. though, of sixty spectators, sully half of them sickened and turned away. Twenty-five lashes, given with all the power of a strong man in one place, t!iui8od the flesh to creep up in purple welts, which were cut transversely into small squares, out of which the blood trickled. But few of the crowd could could look «t it throughout The Indian never flinched, and after the last blow, which wfia given with extra vigor, the sheriff criecl "enough," and I)oxtator laughed and said: 'Bully for Injun.'

When he was released the porter asked him how he felt. He answered, 'Feel him back very much.' The Indian asked the whipper for a 'chaw baccer,' and grabled a pipe out of the turnkey's mouth and went to smoke, but it was taken from him. The wounds were washed with salt and water to prevent inflammation, and that made Josiah wince worse than the flogging."

Household Hints.

Hiccough in Children.—Accordingto

Lyons

Mediaibr.

To Cure a Cough.—Roast

ffrittv,

chicancry.

They ttnngtne if a man is always

able to

h»rjFatn,w

no matter

by what ami meanness he

h»s point, that his |ro«i{ierify is Assured* TiuU is a Ktvaf .mlttrine jx^rifv on cunning: and dt!«hon«^ty. Tno triokv and dec«lt fttl man ».« Mm* to folt vit|,n{er.

ami

'ismlatHvn of hi#» cait'er in ?j»e enhihrm principle of everU^latiij inith.

Tlio next Jane you

puuch a hole in a

Mfvi'f qnss.er, recollect that two yearn' nprm*mn« nt and fine are you due the Ja* of the land.

a lemon

To SoflfJi Spcmget.—Asponge

fake care not to let it boil too

ong." or it will becorfte fonder and drop to pieces

EAST TO FISD FACLT.—It

carries

tun. mwnVr or and do what he ou«ht. Bat it tenH easy to look on the beet side, to see that there are hundreds of feithfttl preacher*, thousands of

honest,

W!k»

wliptrs every biing of all the grumblers, so that it ki

LAYS IIh»

The Daily News Call Boxes and Messengers To facilitate the collection of city new*, as well aa to place advertising patrons in close connection villi tbe office, the publishers have placed Call Boxes at different points tbroaghont the city, each of which will be Tisited nevenu times during the day. from 7 o'clock AM till 2 M. by the Mesaenwya of the DAILT Nrws. Theae Boxea bare put op for the purpose of affording a place of deposit for information of local new*, and we cordially invite any person who has knowledge of any matter of public interest happening In his or

A curiosity to every Students or

the

I)r. Grelletv has owterved

that this complaint in children was immediately stopped by giving them a lump of sugar saturated with table-vinegar. The same remedy was trted on adults, with similar instantaneous success.

very

carefully without burning it when it is thoroughly hot, cut and squeexe into a cup upon three ounces of sugar, finely powdered. Take

spoonful whenever

your cough troubles vou. It is as good as it is agreeable to the taste. A Gooti Cure for Cotdt.—Boiltwoounces of flaxseed in one quart or water •train, and add two ounces of rock candy, one-half pint of honey, juice of three lem* ons mix, and let all boil well let cool, and bottle. Dose, one capful before bed, one-half cupful before meals. The hotter yon drink ft, the better.

when first

purchased is frequently hard, stiff and gritty. To soften it, and dislodge the particles of sea-sand from its crevices, having first soared and squeesed it throagh several cold water, put the sponge into a clean tin saucepan, set it over the fire, and boil it a quarter of on hoar. Then take it out into* bowl of cold water, and squeexe it well. Wash oat the saucepan, and return the sponge to it filling up with clean, cold water, and boil it another quarter of an hour. Repeat the process, giving it three boils in fbesh water, or more than three if you find it still

is the easiest

thing in the world to find fault. It is easy to say that nobody is honest. It is easy to my that the church is to blame for it. It is easy to

SOT

that the church would

he all right ff tbe minister would

preach

sincere men and women,

countless acts of justice, charity and ho-

manity, which outweigh all the grum»

really only the finest dust in the baiin* Let us be fitir sod cheerfbl. The world not all wrong. Everybody isn't a r*sal. Our neighbor* are not trying to cheat its. The church is doing a food work for the wxstid, atid even the growler* are not half dwagreeaMe as thev •eem

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Shoe Cips.

^TOES^OTRUDING

THROUGHor

Ragged Holes wed no longer offeno

the eye, children'* -costly shoes be thrown away on that account, when otherwise hot little worn. The American Shoe Tip Company have saved

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS

Annnally to parent* in tfcf* country by the Intro dnctkro of the COPPER AND SILVER Tim And they are applied chiefly hi Children's Heavy Shoe#, many parents objecting to the looks Metal Tfp« on

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All such Win he happy to kaow that ftlsewm-1 pony hare at last perfected a BLACK TIP ,. Which adds to the heaaty of the faesi shoe, the S toe rewaiirtirfnjt twaft aattl the shoe 1# warn oat.

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The axMre costly the afcoe the mm* taqwrtai* the Hp, as It^at leant doaWes Om wearteg **!ae of the shoe.

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Qwlnir «f the Mall* and CarTter tKrllvery, drrier# Leave for Mails

tur A

EAST. Delivery. Closed.

Indianapolis and thro' east,... 7 00 am.12OOmdt Indianapolis and stations on VandaliaRailroad 700a»u, 600a Indiana poll? and stations on

Yandalia Railroad.. 11 SO am.. 2 1ipm Indiuiapolb and stations on I 7:00am ltWmdt I. St. L. 11 80am 850pm Ea»tera Indiana, Chicago and

Northern Illinois 1130am.. *15pm f*f,tena Rfntncky 4 90pm..2»pm Indiaaapollnand thro' east.... 4 80p» ?15p» Indianapolis and stations on

Yandalia Railroad Iowa. Michigan, Minnesota and

Wisconsin

pm. is pm

4 20pm.. S15pm

4 20 pm.. 9 15pm

WEST

St. Ixula and thro* westT 00 a m,. ISOdmdt Junctions on Yandalia RR. and Southern 1 llinoi g,. 7 00 a in St, Louis and thro' west...... 4 20 m. St- Leais and stations on Yandalia Railroad 4 90pm St. Louis and stations OR 1. &

1200 mit tseomdt

0 30am

St, L. RR 4 ft) BK 10 90 a St. Lonis and thro" west.. 4S0pm.. 215pm

Marshal! and stations south on the Danville Vlncennes RR.ll 30 am Peofi* stations -on Illinois

215 pm

Midland Railroad 700am 600am Stations on Toledo, Wabash A Western RR. west of Dan ^lle 7 00am 10 00pm

NORTH.

Chi Danvi

Icago, III,, (thro* pouch) 7 00 am 1000 pm nville and stations on E. T.

H-

7 00 am 6 00 am

Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Northern Illinois 7 00 am .. 10 00 pm Chicago, Iowa, Michigan, onsin and 11

Minnesota. Wisconsin 20 a m.. S 15 Northern Illinois .^j 7 00am.. COOaui Logansport and stations on

H. A Logansport RR Stations on lndiana^Us,J) Springfield on Toledo, Wabash &

rt RR 4 30 6 00 a eca700am.. 600am

Stations Western RR. east Danville. Northern Ohio. Northern Indiana, Michigan and Canada...

7 00 a m.. 10 00

SOUTH.

Evansville, Yincennes and Princeton Fort Branch and Su!llvan(thro' pouches) Evansville and stations on E. «fc

T. 11. RR Evansville and stations on li. T. 11. 11R Southern Illinois aud Western

Kentucky

Southern flllnois and Western Kentucky Worthlngton and stations on

T. H. A. S. E. Kit

7OOa m,.1200mdt

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The city is divided into seven Carrier District*, as follows: FIUST DISTKH-T Fred Tyler, Carrier,

North side of Main street, between 5th and 7th streets north from Main to citv limits, including to the alley between 7th and 8t'h and to the allev between 4th and Mb streets also, 8th. tnh and 10th streets, north of 3d avenue.

SECONDDiRTnurr .lohn Kuppenbelmer.Carrier. The south side of Main street, between 6th aud 8th. and all territory between 5th and 6H streets south to the city limits, including to tl.i alley between 3d and 4th streets and to the alley between and 7th streets also 7th street south of I)eni lug to citv limits.

TniRD DISTRICT—.lames Johnson, Carrier. The south side of Main street, from the river to 5tli street, and ull territory west of the alley between »d and 4th streets south to city lhnlin.

FOURTH DISTRICT- George A. Hay ward. Carrier. The north side of Main struct, fr«ui the river to 5th street, and all territory weet of the alley betwecn 4th and 5th streets, and north to the city limits.

FIFTH DISTRICT—Frapk M. Mills, Carrier. The north side of Miiiu street, from 7lh to tinold canal. between i»th and 10th streets, and all territory from the alley lietween7thand8th streets east to the Yandalia Hit., north to 3d avenue, and all territory north of the Yandolla Rlt., east of 10th street to city limits.

SIXTH DISTRICT Isaac N. Adams, Carrier. The south side of Main, between llth and 7th streets, from the alley between0^ and7th streets, east to the old canal, #oulli to Deinlng,aud ail ter rltory east on Poplar street and south toclty limits.

SEVENTH DISTRICT Louis Baganz, Jr.. Carrier. South side of Main street from 7th east to city limits, including the north side of Main, easi of old canal bed to city limits, and all territory west from Ninth street, east to city limits from Poplin street on the south to the Yandalia RR. track on the north.

Frank Sibley. Auxiliary Carrier, whose dutv it is to make extra collection and delivery trips. ILKOULATIONS.

The nnHl Is collected from street letterboxes on Main street from 1st to 18th streets, north on 4th to Cherry, south on 4th to Walnut and south on 1*1 to Poplar, and Ohio street between l«t and Citb. every week day between 8.30 and A.!J0a m, between 9:80 and J«:80 a m. between 13:80 and 2:00 in. [this collection Include* to Poplar street ott Uie sonth, and eastlo 18th. and north to Union Depot between 2:30 and 8:80 m. In-tween 4:80 ami 5:8)) in. and between 8:00 and 9:0(ipin. AH

other

boxes art collected from twice per day, between the hours of 8:00 and 10:00 a ni aud between t:» and 8:80 m.

There an* five deliveries of mall per day in the business part of the city: at. 7:00 and 11:30 a iu 1:00, 2:00 and 4:20 m: also a delivery at 8:00 m. to such business houses as desire It. whose place of business Is located between 3d and Vlb streets and not more than one square from Main

On Sunday, the Post Office Isjopen from 9 to to o'cl«»ck a m. and persons desiring their mail can call 'at the window designated by the number of their carrier.

Snnday collections Aver the entire city Is mads between 4:30 and 5:80 m, and again in the bnai ness part of the city between 8 and 0 o'clock

Receiving boxes have been placed on every cor ner of Main street to enable persona residing near it to avail themselve# of the frequent collections made thereon with a very short walk.

The attention of the public is called to the great distance each carrier la obliged to walk, a ml par ties living a distance back In yards are earnestly requested to place boxes in their front doors or In snch other convenient places aa will facilitate th» delivery of ms.fl. Carrier*

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to watt longer than 80 secoada for an answer to a bell, and after waiting that long and recelrlng no answer, be most retain the mall until the next de Hvery. Carriers are obliged to be prompt, and to do their work quickly, but under mi efreoinstances to be impolite or discourteous, and any such shonM be Immediately reported to the Post Master. Persona owning dogs are warned that snles* the} them tied during tbe day. carriers will not their mail, hut thev will be obliged to call at the office. N, rtLaacK. P. M.

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