Daily News, Volume 2, Number 55, Franklin, Johnson County, 22 October 1880 — Page 4

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DAILY NEWS

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1880,

Largest City Hatim.

THE "IIAII.Y !*KW" 1M AI-WAI* «X AAI,E AT The Ten* Haute Hm»e Xew.s Htand,

Xattmal Hoime Xew*

and,

Wai*h Mc iHmltb'* Xew* *tand, fllil tlain atreet. IHek Purtlen'* ,\ew*Htand, at the fnion

fie pot. Uodeeke'H Hook Htore, Main Mreet.

The Daily News Call Boxes and Messengers

To facilitate the collection of city news, aa well a* to place advertising patron in clone connection with tins office, the publishers have placed Call Boxes at different points throughout the city, each of ,rhieh will be vf«it«d several times dnrfnjr the day, from 7 o'clock A W till 2 M. by the Mtesenger Boy« of the DAILY NEWS. These Boxes have been pnt tip for the purpose of affording a place of deposit for information of local news, and we cordially invite any person who nan knowledge of tny matter of public interest happening in his or ler vicinity to write out the facta and drop it in me of our Boxen. Aitachc-d to each Box will be 'ound tablets of paper. Sign your name to your iflmmunlcation. for the knowledge of th. editor nly, as a guarantee of good faith on your part.

FF E IX8WT ON THIS

items

WOT HIGXED

by a known

'eeponslblo name arc of the value of waste paper, uid will be treated accordingly. The advertising patron* of the DAILY NEWH will al*o find these

a convenience, aa they can drop their favors therein, and thereby nave a walk to the office. Communication*, order? for the DAILYNEWS by carrier or mail, advertising cony, or information of any kind intended to rcacn the office, can be handed to the DAILY Nrw« fr*songer Boy*, as they pas# to and fro through the streets. They will be known by their blue tap* with

DAILYNKWS

in white letters on the front, and Message Pouches of light-colored leather. They are. while on duty for the DAILY N'KWS. and wearing the badge of the pnper, it* accredited representative*, and we trnst tney will, in their business relations, merit the commendation of onr patrons, n* wel. ourselves, for attention to their duties.

The following card Is attached to each Box: 1,AILY NKWS KSfiAGE BOX. This box is placed here by consent of the proprietor, as a place of deposit for local Items, society news, or anything of a character that wonld be of intercut to* the reader* of a Terre liaute newspaper. TIIB

PUBLISHER# SOLICIT

POIIJIATION

most

atrcit

AVY ONR.

AILY

IN-

They only a*k con

trlbntors to be brief and to tho point, and to give the information

AT ONCK

-what may be new* to-

Jay, ten chance* toone will TWt no news to-morrow. ESr~Ofteiislve personalities

MUST

be avoided.,jS^i

write your Item* on the paper attached, and drop It In Uie box. which will be visited several time* each forenoon, tip to 8 M, by tho DAILY Nr.w* MKHSKNOEH BOTH, and the contents conveyed to the DAILY NKWS office. A responsible name is re quired to be signed to each item (for the personal knowledge only of the Editor) as guarantee of good faith. fSIPOrders for the DAILY NEWS to be left by carrier or sent by mall, or copy for advertisements, can also be placed in the box, thns securing early attention to witch orders. liocal items or ads. can be handed to the 1

NEWS MBSSENOEH BOYS,

%I they pass through the streets.

WANTM, UK NTH, I,0*T.H, KTL'. Advertisements coming under the atwve, or tlmllar heads, will be Inserted in the "NEWS" at the ratw of ten cents per line, each insertion.

tDrtUtcfc.

yr Advertisements printed iinderihls head One Oeat each word, and the advertisement will rarely fail to attract the attention of persons who may have whatever 1# wantod. and from a large number of replies the advertiser is enabled to make the most favorable selections.

AGENTS WANTED,K'.Xk.T"

ting Machine evor luv tiled, Will knit a pittr of stockings, wiillHKKL and TOK complete. In 10 minute*. Infill alw knit great variety of fancywork for which there ISHIWSVK a roadv market. Send for circular and turm* to the Twouiblr Knlttln* Milt'hlne Co., 409 Washingtau «l., iloatou, Masa,

WANTKD

Wi»art

plain sewing to do. Will work

very cheap. Apply at Main Street Third lloor. \i A NTKD KvOryIHMIV to understand that not a case of fever ami ague or chills could fall to bs cured by using .Itilins Harriets Swiss Ague Citro and I* \varrenletl._

ANTSIV-Vour old rook stoves in trade as pay toward

"(Charter Oak." This stove

will fast you a lifetime. The (Ire-back In guaranteed for llvo years, the long centre the same. The stove Is warranted to give entire satisfaction. For sale only by PROBST, Ifourth street, bet. Main unit Ohio.

WANt1{Dwith

—T^UentTaT*Ice

WAIn

NKWS

office.

fc.v

dwelling of 0 to 8

rooms, convi-nlonces. and In good location, by Nov. 1st. Address CASH, this office,

N TK DTvTient, ad welling of 4 or a rooms gootl repair, with conveniences. Must be within 7 or 8 squares of Fifth and Main. Call, or address at once box 84, this office..

-for Hent.

|ilf" Terre Haute too large a city for landlords demand on placards, which a of only such persons

attract the attention P«s*

premises, while a small advertisement Inserted In the DAILY NKWSwill reach daily everybody likely to want looms dr bowses, promptly secuitt a tenant, and save, tho loss arising from property a tanning IdJe. One cent a wortL

Lion ifKNT House of six. rooms, convenient ,1? to bnsinoM and conveniently arranged. Gas, Mtinmor kitchen with cistern, ««t buildings and nice yard. fcSpor fnonlh to a %*w\ tenant. Kn qnlre at this «iine*».

^or Sale,

taTTnder this head, for One Cent Per word, persona ma? offer .whatever they may have for sale, and he sure of reaching more purchaser* ery day tban could be done In a week by per nal solicitation, thus yecni-ing the advantage of

eve

FOH

by per

wring the advahtage

asaay Inquiries and of selling at the lest offers.

TJIOH 8Al*S~A large qnaatlty of old X. pert, good for wrapping purpose*, per hundred. DAILY Na^n.

Ne.w»,ja & cants

SAl,R- One bttn4red ttkwsand bathels of Sugar t'i«ek t\«ai v^ry at Arm*trof»^"s 5*CAles otttee

Fsoft

lio«»d rewir necond haud ctwk stove. JR.

ry cheap. Ijeaw orders

W. H. PKIJSLK.

ieeond-httsjd parlw Stove in ordinal

IR 8ALR« Chc*£. one coal tv»*e-burner

Alwotte small cannon stove also Ki«itiire or address bo*

SALK- Ftne duck ga« original ww*t

X1 $150, Will tw #old cheap fer ewsh. MAX. Kntjalrv at this office.

Jfonnb.

|jX)VNvD--A nnntyfr of pocket book in tie

andatl* Steaiu Skuvel, near Itnlon Depot, fey W, Outer, e«M(»t«tng «lwiWe papicrs. note#, receipt*, flc bat no money. Sttppdsed to be opollsof plck~|*ckpt*. fnrtbvr tnfomatfeio, alUttlt!»«fie«.

pcrsfiMul.

CiTAH *dvert!se»eni? under U»(* head will -—line, and any one dealriMt New* boxes, am rent Xawe c« it W cents pet week. Said rent of tes to be peW «nT»rt*Mjr In adv* no«. i»snic*tkite» will be twdted wltl the rent first being j*ald.

|y^lt in

Prof, Frank, Qt jysterioHi

his wonderful find startling «?o simji. 5H1

Tridtsi mystcrfoH* tmnfcformMions at 6^2 M«»

Go to Uic new A ami 10c stow for l*tr intins. two drtotn

MIUUI

of PostofBc*

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PUFII»KTIAL

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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

Hon. D. P. Baldwin, Attorney General elect, will speak in this city Saturday, October 23d, at 7}4 P-

Hon. A. G. Portcf, Gavernor elect, will speak on the following Satnnlay, Octol»er :»th.

KHK€TOK«) FOR TI1K

siTATK AT LAKIiE.

WILLIAM W. CURRY. JAMES M. SHACKELFORD. UlMtrlrt Elector*.* 1st Dist,—Francis B. Posey. 2d Dist.—Aden G. Gavins. 5kl Dist.—Nicholas R. Peckonpaugh. 4th Dist.—John W. Linck. 5th Dist.—William P. McNary. 6th Dist.—Thomas W. Bennett: 7th Dist.—-William Wallace. 8th Dist.—Ared F. White. \J .• 9th Dist.—James Tirilis. 10th Dist.—William D. Owen. 11 th Dist.—James O'Brien. 12th Dist.— Lindley M. Ninde. 13th Dist.—Henry G. Thayer.

Till} CITY.

If you arc troubled with fever and £ue, dumb agur, billions fever, jaundice, dyspepsia, or any disease of the liver, blood or stomach, and wish to get well, try the new remedy, Prof. Guilmette's French Liver Pad, ask your druggist for it, and take no other, and if he has not got it send $1.50 in a to letter the French Pad Co., Toledo, O, and receive one by return mail.

—Sylyester Stewart of this county long been afflicted with Lung trouble

There will be a grand rush at Mrs. T. D. Olin's new store to day. Go early and gel the Infest styles. •52tl

HURTON & BURNS

Have just received (and are opening) a magnificent slock of Gents' Furnishing (*oods, which will bo ready for inspection to morrow evening. Persons in wnnt of anything in their Itnfe of goods arc cordially invited to examine their goods before purchasing elsewhere. Grand on Monday.

,gGo to Wrig:lit & Kaufman's for Honey, Maple Syrup, Buckwheat Flour, Celery, Cranberries, Oysters, and Choice Fruits of all kinds.

Labor KtTtnf. V/

The demand of the people for an easier method

preparing Kidney-Wort has in

duced the Wopnetors, the well known wholesale Druggist, Wells, Richardson & Co., of Burlington Vt,. to prepare it for sale in liquid from as well as in dry form. It saves all the labor of preparing, and as la equally efficient it

Newt.

'tiff***.^ iw--'—**. tp¥'if-

.V*3

has or

consumption and was told by his physicians that he must die in a very short time. Mr. Stewart was advised to con stilt with Dr. J. S, Jordan of this city. He came and it is a notorious tact that Mr. Stewart is to-day a strong healthy man. Stewart is anxious that all consumptives should know of Dr. Jordan's wonderful medicines. For further particulars ad dress,

SYLVESTER STEWAHT,

Lewis Post Office, Vigo Co., Ind. '2t8

Go to WB W. Oliver & Co. for Sour Krout and Mixed Pickles.

The ladies are requested not to fcrgct tho grand opening to^day at Mrs Olin's new store in

argot

—Ladies Dolinans Ulsters, Jackets, &c., cut and made by Bartram & Co. Ladies and Gentlemen* Tailors. 572 Main Street. 53tf

Bargains! Bargains!!

SOMETHING NEW.

NEW STORE, NEW GOODS. Mrs. D. H. Butler has just opened a 5 and 10c store on Sixth street, two doors south of Postofllce. Her counters nrc packed with new choice goods where buyers can select for the small sum of 5 and 10c. She earnestly solicits an inspection of her gi'ods before purchasing elsewhere. 51 -8t

—Go to Whitaker and have your Boots or Shoes repaired at half price. No. 9 North 2d Street. 52t3

Sugar WaforsT Something delicious. Call and get a box at Wright & Kaufman's.

preferred, by

many person. Kidney-Wort always and every where proves itself a perfect remedy. —linfate

For flrstK-lass Breakfast Bacon visit W. W. Cliver &Co.

WANTED,

At Che Turkish Bath Establishment, a few more rheumatic caaea and skin diseases or hard cases of whatever kind that maybe discouraged, to cheer up and come and take a Turkish Bath, and perhaps a link medical treatment in connection, Steam ta kept tip tnm morning 1311 night, ami obliging attendant* emoioyed to wait on you during bathing hour*. Take them a* a remedy, as well as a luxu ry. Ho lit Ntarfh Sfiiii rtfeU

i^«ii(||-oiii

A MFi*e

®earo».

"Dcacon Wilder. I want you to tell me how you kept yourself and family well the past season, when when all the rest of us have been sick so much, and have had the doctors visiting us often.",, "Bro. Taylor, the answer is very easy. I used Hop Bitters in time kept my family well and saved the doctor bills. Three dollars' worth of it kept us well and able to work all the time. Til warrant it has cost ycu and the neighliors one to two hundred dollars apiece to keep sick the same time." ••Deacon, I'll use your medicine hereaf ter/'

Go to Wright & Kaufman's for Choice Groceries of all kinds, at the lowest cash prices.

New Goods! New Goods!

Grand Opening on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.

SOMETHING THAT WILL PLEASE THE LADIES! Mrs. T. D. Olin presents the compli ments of the season to the Ladies of Terre Haute and vicinity announcing the opening of a fine stock of Fall Millinery. She cordially invites every lady in Tern Haute to be present at the Grand Openiag which takes place on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Her goods are of the choicest selections and the latest styles, all bought for cash,. Her goods must be seen to be appreciated, and as she says it is no trouble to show people her goods, you will be kindly served whether you buy or not.

In the East end of McKeen's New Block, Main street. 51 tf

Goto W.W. Cliver & Co. for New Dried Currants, Blackberries, Pitted Cherries. Also for Valencia and Muscatel Raisins.

The Telephone Exchange.

The following are the names of sub scribcrs to the Telephone Exchange, now in regular connection, together with their respective numbers: 1 'Van&alla freight, offlcc, 2 Seatta A Hager, 3 Klevator A, 4. McKeen's mill, •. 5 B. & T. H. freight office, ti Mayer's brewery, *J 7 Ohraer'H Depot Hotel, 8 Oil Peddle'*office, ii Phopnix foundry, in Haddock'* mill.

11 I & St.L freight office. 12 Uudnut'B mill, 18 Wabash Iron Company, 14 A Parker's foundry,

rs T. D.

McKeen's new block. 52-11

15 Thompson's mill, .' *, 10 Cox fc Fairbanks, ... 17 Beanchanip «t Miller. 18 C'PStaub, 19 Clift A Williams, 20 National House, 21 I A SI I. down-town office, 22 Jb IRR General Agent'a office. 28 Terre Haute llonse. 24 Adams Bxpreas office, 25 A MewSilnney, 20 Hnlman'a Btore, 27 l'atton Bros, 28 John Zimmerman, 29 American Kxprusn^Company, 80 National State Bank, 81 Wright A Kaufman, 82 Western Union Telegraph office, 83 Great Western Dispatch office, 84 .Toneph Strong, 85 II & 8 railroad office, 36 McKeen's Bank, 87 Vaudalia genera, office*. 88 A Annt(n «fc t'o, 39 Keyes

Sykew,

10 .1.1 Baur, 41 FF Keith. 42 Prairie City Bank, 43 RW Rlppetoe, 44 N S Wheat, 46 Happ's mill, 46 Dr DePny, 47 Eugene Ice Company, «8 Moore Hagerty, 49 Brlggs A Holmea, 50 Bnntln

Armstrong,

51 Btinkhnm A Russell, 52 Dally Bxpreaa, 53 Bshmans Reese, 54 Union Depot ticket office, 56 Vandalfa Yard Master, 56 Davin

Davl.«,

57 Illinois Midland general office, ,,., .. 58 Dr Willlen, 59 Oil Tank Line, 60 Kvenlng News. 61 Hamilton, Riddle A Co, 62 II Naliworks,.

:T„.

63 Dr Wetnateln, 64 County Clerk1#office. UP 65 Johns' Lumber Yard, 66 ft A Schaal, 67 Kidder Brother*, 68 It Jeffera. 69 Dr Link. 70 Shryer Brothers, 71 Fout#

Hunter,

72 SUIT, 73 Dr Kaster, residence. 74 Vandalia Auditor's office. 75 Evening Gazette. 76 Postoffice.

Opening 55-2t

GNlchoIai,

78 Banermelster A Bascb, 79 Edward Gilbert-residence. S9 Somea, 81 Shelburn Coal Co. 84 City Cle-ik's office, 88 Chfef-of-Police office. 84 Houdlijot. Brown A Co. Si Bcment. Itea A Co,

S6 Havens' private office. Luther O Hager, 88 Wright A Wright, 88 loaac Ball, 90 IInlman'a residence. 91 day McKeen's residence. 09 (TfcristSurk. 98 4 Ryan, 94 Master TnuwporUttoa Tandalia railroad, fft Frank Pro*.

Wright & Kaufman are receiving thousands,/ of Choice Potatoes...,

GKR/-A."NT:D

VARIETY CONCERT

SHAU6HHE88ET»8 TIP-TOP SAliOOK, 56«B1 17 Mala

atreet,

bat.

and

7th

Taf ,ri\3"r-

eta.

W. P. HOOTOR, ..

AND OAS FITTER

All work done la the tett «tyle. Offioe

under a f»*jf iaSO®?1* 4a

PKA1KIK CITY BAHM.

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Sliwt

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n-rifi i«t.i,m»m

^imtsemcnK*

nor SR,

USt!

MAMMOTH

Uncle Tom's Cabin Company,

IJJTRODUCIXG

GENUINE BLOOD HOUNDS,

and the

Fourth street, bet. Main and Ohio.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

TO THE PUBLIC.

Having just returned from the Eastern market?, where I have purchased one of the mo*t* complete stocks of

PALL anil WINTER

CLOTHING

e*erplaced on the shelves of a Terre Haute clothier. 1 most re«p»ctfally invite the attention of the bnylng public to a

1MCT1

of my laU pa

rchases, as my .low price# arc

BIO FEATURE 3

3 IT?

fdi

•"Vr

'fit,

Friday and Saturday, ^October 22d and

il::.

And Saturday Matinee, at 8 m.

RIAL & DRAPER'S

TRICK DONKEY, (Jerry,) AND JUBILEE SINGERS. Price of Aduiiiwton, 23, S9 and 15 ets.

Heterved seats on sale at Battnn's. without exra charge. AdaMtHon to Matinve, 85 cents to all parts of the house.

GERMANIA'S OAK .• ..-OKtATHARlNA,

The Heautiful and Noted

Daughter of Rhincland,

PRINCESS

The Young and Beautiful Half Lady, are now making their first tour through the cities of America.

PROF. FRANK QUEEN,

In his wonderful ^Tricks, Mysterious Changes, and Startling Transformations. They are now on exhibition

AT 622 EAST MAIN STREET.

ADMISSION, 15 cts. CHILDREN. 10 eta. Good music in attendance. Reserved seats for ladies without extra charge

Argand Base Heater

XIsT THE X.E-A.3D. Always was, and always will

E. L. PROBST,

-it- (te fit-' .»•-

In ta Merehiuit Tailoring Department 1 am better qualified than ever to meet the demands the public in every partft-nlnr.

PHILIP SCHIiOSS,

Vtdf 420 Main stree

WM. DREUSICKE,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER.

g« MaodfaH«iw of If*8i»ick^ ll Patent Refrigerators,

-, Cor. tad

Sycamore

•s..

Plumber,

^^TERRE HAUTE IND.

HAJKUE!. 8. EARLY,

N E W

GREAT (iOLDEX

MENAGERIE

AND

Frost's Roman Circus

ALL FOR

Xine feet high and

4"f. ,'r

Wbolesale Proyisions

Pork, Lard Baeon,^?^^ Sugar Cured Hams, 18 MAIN STREET*

TTJE1SX)^ Y,

BEHOLD! THE CONQUERING HERO.

VAN AMBURGH &

CENTS.

(O.NSOLIDATED FOR 3880.

MANAGER, Ibr 35 consecutive years. HYATT FROS SIXTIETH CONSECUTIVE YEAR OP THE OLD RELIABLE.

WILL BxiElBlE" AT

npiiT, K07. lf

i'Tlic Bcliemoth of Holy Writ!" A Zoological Specimen, the first and onlr ono ev cr exhibited in a mengerie on thi? continent. A Grand Vizier among animals. He also may be seen the most rare and interesting animals in the world. Interesting students in natural history. Specially visited and commanded by the clergy, head $ "durational institutions, and millions of the first people of Ihe land. Press and pulv lie unite in proulaming if a derided accession, to the amusement world. A perfcto ind complete establishment, inviting competion. It is renowned in the Old and Ne\i World, havinsr had existence of nearly three-quarters of a century, and traveled the •vorld over, where civilization extends.' calling from each nation so visited some mc\ mento in-the shape of remarkable T'erformer or Animal, enabling Van Ambutgh CQ

lb present to their patrons and Equestrian Banquet composed of artistic dainties')' tho very choicest in the land also a grand feast of Zoological Eccentricities, ver many of which are now for the first lime exhibited in a Menagerie.

8 OF THE WORLD'S GREAT WONDERS

«r a livimi lios loose is the streets, jks

Hmidreds of Living Wild Beasts, Birds and Uiles, A Living Nondescript.]

pre-etnlncnce

Millions have been delighted. The sncceaa la nnparallelad hi tbe Wa^rj »hmn, and ft»f«{uUUon onsallled. Its shtm possessions are literally enortnoon.

"THE BEHEMOTH OF HOLY WRIT,"

Largest: Elephant

vei&iing

mWsoHuum 'WWfn "»I»'k«UM '1

Hnr

i:M

casii& 51

World ol Shows on Wheel,c

Requiring the Constant Employment of

FIVE TIMES LARGER THAK EVER BEFORE.

Those Wonders of Creation are the Mo Hnrc and Rcinarknble t, be found in Captivity.

9,085 pound*. This xnammoth Menagerie and cara

van contains magnificent representatiyea of the animal kingdom Double company of Star Performers., j*

-ALL FOR 25

In no other circus on this continent can he seen such daring achievements on horseback daubing and reckless flights in upper air, as are given in this great show.

VaB'Amburrt & Co.'s Monster Sftow.

Thirty Kale and Female Artist*. Male Riders, AcrobaC

213 horses. 20 Moskdan*» Under 8 Seperale Tenia. Obsenre the Grand Street Parade ataboutiOa. m. .-ti,• ,.x

Hf* DOORS OPEN AU 1 AND P. M. REMEMBER THE DATE?"

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The only one on cxhibt ion. Nature's mar vels congregated. And vast numbers in this stupendous exibition, forming a prac tical catalogue alike interesting, amusing and instructive. The yEronautic Oscill tions awaken in the spectator an unusua degree of interest, the wonderful Gyra, tiona and Evolutions executing a thrilling interest, affording infinite amusement to old and young. The premier Show of the age. It contains the grandest cprim of special artists ever assembled. Abno mal in its magnitude. E^OTJ' yoftf midi? new and startling features to Van Ambiirgb & Go's Grand Establishment. Its

undisputed and ilt Mf^nt

bailed with enthusiastic demopstratiftM and exuberant gladness.

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mo. 6S»:

Great Clowns,