Daily News, Volume 2, Number 61, Franklin, Johnson County, 29 October 1880 — Page 4

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DAILY NEWS

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1880.

Larjd Cit Circulation.

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I* AWT*, KKXTH, LOMTM, ETC. Advertisement* coming under tbe above, or aimllar head*, wili be in««rt«d In the "NKWS" at the rate of ten cente per line, each Insertion.

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JST"" Advertisement* printed nnder thi* head One Cent each word, and the advertisement will rarely fall to attract the attention of persons who nay have whatever la wanted, and from a large number of replies the advertiser Is enabled to make the -isaoat farorable selections.

AGENTS WANTED tbII^F«^iirKnat£

tlnw MsehJnesrer Invented. Will anil a pair of

•Kn-t ^u:i 'W» stocWafs, wkhjBJSKlf and TOK complete, to pA y,'\ mltmua. flWHi alsoknit a great variety of laney *''j. j'ba' for which there is always a ready nurket.«en4 fh

Af circular and terms to the Twompljr Knitting

,1 14'f p~ MMbilM Co., 409 Washington St., Bosten, Mas*. Is^F--TTfTANTBD—Yoof old cook stoves in trade as part pay toward a "Charter Oak.*' Tl»i» store will Iaat you a lifetime. Tbe fire-back is guaran teed for five years, tbe long centre the same. The stove la warranted to give entire satisfaction. For •a sale only by PROBST, Fourth street, bet. Main and Ohio.

WSixth

ANTBD--A first class cook at 1214 South street.

I CIT ANTED—to rent a small house containing TT three or fonr rooms near the Vsndalla shops Apply to 918 Cheat not street*

Sox Bent,

awn*-. iflfTerre Haute Is too large a city for landlords to dep«nd on placards, which attract the attention of only such persons as necessarily pass the premises, while a small advertisement inm-ru-d in

j,the DAILY N*wawlll reach daily everybody likely to want tooms or houses, promptly secure tenths lota arlsi^p from property ant, and aave standing iale. One cent a wor

"iJiOR RENT—Throe desirable rooms, pleasant JD location, every desirable convenience for light hooae keeping. Enquire at this ofllce.

or three rooms, within one APP'X

TJIOB RENT--Two JD square of the Torre Haute,House,

this ofllce for particulars.

for Sale.

0rvn&vr this head, for One Cent per word. Mhj-0* persona may offer whatever they may barn for sale, and be sure of reaching more purrhaserH •vary day than could be done in a week by tonal soflcttatlon, thus securing many Inquiries and of sailing at

tonal soflcttatlon, thus securlni

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the advantage of tbe best offers.

8ALB—A large quantity of old News-,»a-pers, good for wrapping purpose*. 86 cents per hnndrea. DAILY RW*.

XTH)R SALE—One hundred thousand bushels of JC Sugar Creek Coal, very cheap. Leave ordc .£*•* Armstrong's Scales ofllce,

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second hand parlor oruln

BAI»E—Cheap, one

|.oft toal bane-burner. Stove In ordlnaiy uood repair. Also one small cannon stove alao 1 second-baud oook stove. Bnqtilnt or addrrss box IM. Naws office.

JPO^SALE-FINO

MAM.

dnck gun original cost

Will be sold cheap for cash. Smnrs Enquire at this ottice.

P«r»i»nai.*

rtT"All advertisements' nnder tnis head wOl be ^charged 10 cents per line, and any one de«jrlng aaswers through the News Iwxea, can rent N*ws mail boxe at this office at 10 cents pi*r week, said ,rent of boxes to bo paid Invariably In advance -.as no communications will be received without itii» ttnt Aral being paid.

Mrs. D. H. Bailer now receiving her holiday goods at south Sixth atn-et. »2 doors aowlh of llie Po^it Oflkt'. 57tf.

Penwm of wlentiftc turn of niind will do well to visit the Mtmmm HI (KW AUin •t,*od tice tbe different effect® of tiio wscret subtle power electricity, a» sliown und explained. The Professor will "'sdiakt you out of your boots" free of charge.

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If you or your friend ncetl a new hat don't buy until you visit th« emivorium of fMthlon. There you net the Uu»« style and a mammoth stock to select from a 1 |. half price. J. i-

Children's toys f«»r the tuiUioii!® at Mrs. D. H. Butler's, the cheapest place in the «lty, two doors south Post Office. 57-tf. °^*7%ggu-!..uw.|li ii- i1

If you think the citixens of Terro Haute have no taste for novelties in new inventions drop in and find our l»est people examining into the mysteries of the ElectricMotor and Eicc.tric Light, nightly at JKW Main *trt*t ".-,8

^Bargains 1 Bnrgains!

SOMETHING NEW.

MS NEW STORE, NEW GOODS. Mrs. D. II. Butler has just opened a 5 and 106 store on Sixth street. *w« doors south of Postofttce. Her counters are packed with new choice goods whew buycan select for the small sum of 5 and '10c. She earnestly solicits an inspection of her goods before purchasing elsewhere. 51 «t

Tbe most good we get in this cruel wortd is In what we eat and there is n« place in Tssrre Haute whew l»eMer eating tau» be obtained that at White's resturant on Main near Sixth. Wtf

Prof. Donaldson, the strong**! man In the United Btates, going through his won derful performano* with monster cannon balls, handling thero with as muchjfw a boy would his marbles at 009 Main street,

WEamuygm Ji" wu Ama aa

How Wautiful tho«e Bonnets, and «*oh Hats is a common exclamation among the ladies when they visit Mrs. T. D, Olio** millinery Wore.1

Maitwitie Arce««Mi tout*.

SetseaMwkd by the highest wedicsi authofity for Paralysis, HheumatUm, Qoat, Nearalgia. Catarrh, Oleet Syphilis, Skin Dyspepsia and at) tVmale DbMUKa. Sk^ant new bath house. Oom ttetent attendaaUi. C^eapeat and b«J baths in the world. Bath house at the toot of Walnut «tr#*u

Awrrjj** Ttanre Haat*, lad.

REPUBLICAN

MEETINQe.

Hon. A- G. PorRer, Governor elect, will speak at the Wigwam Saturday. October 80th.

W TO 8UBSCKIBERS. We would a*k our *Ab*eriber* to kindly* report at thi* office «»y minting paper*r that the matter may be looked, after by the Route Manager per tonally. There ha» fteenmuck complaint of late thit the carrfsrt fail to deliver regularly. We are careful that each carrier get$ hU reqtdoet number »f papers for eaek subscriber. The fault lie* with the earrirr$, which mli be righted once.

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GOVERNOR PORTER.

[General Order.]

HRADQ'RS GARFIELD GUABDS, TKRRE HAUTE. October 28, 1880. All members of the Guards are hereby ordered to report at headquarters, corner Kixth and Ohio streets, in full uniform Saturday,

October

30th, at 7 o'clock p. m.

for escort duty. By order M. N. SMITH, Col. Command'g.

I-J ATTENTION THIRD WARD CLUB. Members of the Third Ward Club will meet 8chroeder's grocery, corner Second and Farrington streets, Saturday, at 6% o'clock p. m., to participate in the procession to receive Governor Porter. Torches will be at the place of meeting.

By order .? WM. SUDBRICK, Captain.

ATTRNTION, FOURTH WARD TARIFF CLUB. Members of the Fourth vVard club will meet at rolling mill. Saturday, October !H)th, at 6:80 o'clock p. m., to participate in the reception to Governor Porter.

By order of THOMAS BISHOP, :%m Captain.

ATTRNTION. FIFTH WARD TARIFF CLUB Members of the Fifth Ward Tariff club will meet ai Vnndalia cur shops. Saturday, October 80th. at 6:80 p. m., to parade ifi connection with the reception to Gov. Porter. Torches will be at the place of meeting. By order of COMMITTER.

ATTENTION, SIXTH WARD TARIFF CLUB. Members of the Sixth Ward Club will meet at ihe E. & T. H. car shops, Saturday, October 30th, nt 6% o'clock p. m., to participate in the reception of Governor Porter. By order of

A. HARRIS, Captain.

ATTENTION COLOKKD OARFIELD GUARDS. All members of the Guards will meet on Saturday, October 80th, at 7 o'clock p. m., at the corner ot' Sixth and Ohio ets., lo take purl in the parade. ^By order of 7^V3VJBEH8, sw&r-w

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Arrangements for the Grand Rally To-morrow Evening —Calls for the VariousOrganiza -ir,* tions. villi

Captain.

ATTENTION OARFIKI.D WARD ORGAN1ZA TIONS. All organizations participating in the procession on Saturday evening will meet at their respective places as ordered by their commanders, ami march to ihe corner of Sixth and Ohio streets by 7 o'clock, where the procession will he formed, _ft

MI By °rtlor OSSl'M. N. SMITH. Marshal.

ATTRNTION,

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CITIZENS^

Ail clil/iens not belonging to uniformed organizations, who desire to carry torches in the parade Saturday evening, can procure them at the corner of Sixth and Ohio streets,

DOftAMSMOV* LAST MA LOOM Vo4ACl. ilium **i i-'

DISCOVERY OF A CARD WITH A SUPPOSED MKSSAOE FROM HIM. CHICAGO, October 28.—Among a lot of old bottles which were being cleaned in a Chicago liquor store yesterday, one was found which contained a card water soak»*1 and yellow* on which was penciled the following message: f. "The hurricane tS upott tis. Our sand is all xhausted. Ast few momenta and tl balloon will be in the water. Tell Barnum to give the balance of my salary to Molly, Grimswood behaved nobly.

The Writing was dim. but still legible. The signature was compared with one which Donaldson had written carefully, and they were found to agre^in every important particular, almost the only difference being that the signature on the card had been hastily scrawled. Several person* familiar with Donaldsaa's writing pronounced the card genuine, among others J. a Thdtnaa who was Donald»uo's press ageal when he made his last lie believed the note to ion. be genuine, and explained that the "Mol ly" opoken of was Bamum's highieet-aal ari»*tf hurtlle rider, and to whom Donald ton was engageed. The kt of old bottles among which this note was found had been purchased or a junk dealer, who says th«o were gathered about the city in the year 1875. August IS of that year Donaldson and Grimswood made their fatal voyage.

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•t the grand opening day at Lindasr's new store, 114 Monday. New goods 8121.

Balinger South 4th street on at bed rock prices.

If your appetite is bad, and you have no inclination for business, just step around to Davis «Jfc Co. and get one of those nice, iuiey. tender Sirloin Steaks and yoo wu} be happy only 10c per pound.

lMi|HlBeM9sgggmusmmmaam

(Jo to Wright & Kaufman's for dreesed Chickens and Turkeys.

For fresh meats of ail fciada visit W. W. Duvis A OK, tbe eteape«t {^*eete town, 13 North 4th it 88 If.

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Mew ¥ork.

JSBW YOKK. October

H» ®6 8t Louis.

*S Minnesota patent process, «3 86. heat—In good demand for cash lost: Wo. 8 spring, ft loai 11H: 'o. 1 do., tl l« :ttngijdcd rra. »il2®n»:No. Sdo.fl 14^1 UV So. 8 itty/ai v« r.u1 ioa.1 an. nn.

gfluftt, W7|«oOC« *o. ^7 SOr low mlxct 58Hc No.2 Oe'nber. 6gU058Xc Novemtier. 55!(c December 87^0. »V about decided change mixert wc-ieni, %89c: white western. 8C®44c.

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CHICAGO,

October S8.—Flonr—Nominally nu- ... Till*

October $1 0n®l (»H. Xsvemher fl 02»4c. December No. 8 Chicago jtpri»i«. 0l®91Jic rejected. 7Cd74c. Corn—UnMtried and lower :8?^S0^r, cash 39&@$H«c, Novemlter, 40S® 4044c, December. Oato—Fair demand, but at lower ratea 28®28Hc. canh 88?4f-. October 283£c, bid for November SBJSc bid for December. W a S ad an ha $ 1 1 1 p- 'j nsrket.

BALTIHOBJC. October 86.—Flour—Steady and unchanged western superfine. |3S0®4 O9:3do. extra, f4 Sglg» 00 do. family. |5 88®6 3S Wheat—Western, easier No. 2 western winter red, spot and October. $1 13®118Jj November, •t 13V4 December, $1 1C&&I 10?4 January tl 18X®1 I8i£. Corn—Western, firmer: weitero mixed, apot and October, S4fe®r43ic. November, 54K@MJ4c December, 56J4c. old new. 58)4®58^j. Oata—Steady and ouiet: western white, 38®38Hc do. mixed. SbandSTc. Itye t^ulet fl CJandl OK.

Toledo.

TOLEDO, iletober sW—Wheat—Market easier No. red Wabash. *pot. $1 (KJI November, 03 December, 91 0G4: January. $1 No. 8 red, 99Vic. Corn-Market easier high mixed, 43Kc new, 41J£c No. 2. new, 41V&C: old, spot und OctJber, 43ftc November, 48?Jc December. 4I|£c: No. 2white. 43^c: new, 40. Oats—Dull and nominal. .. rinrlnnati.

CiNCWNATi, October 28. —Flonr—Dall and lower family, |4 70and4 95 fancy. $S 85and 600 Wheat—Scarce and firm No.£araber, $1 Olandt 02, Corn—Firm No 2 Mixed, 43ftand 44c Oats— MarkttJ dull No. 2 Mixed,82aai32Hc. Whisky— In goon demand $1 08. ... ......

Indiana poll* Mow Market,

INDIAMAPOLI8, Oct. 28.—Live hogs—Stronger 94 20®4 40 receipts. 6,500 head shipments 2,500 head. .j.,, jvj "Uont know half their Value." "They cured me of -Ague, Billiou9ness and Kidney Complaint, as recommended. I had a half bottle left which I used for my two little girls, who the doctors and neighbors said could not be cured. I would have lost both of tliem one night if I had not given them Hop Bitters. They did them so much good I continued their use until they were cured. That, is whi' I fay you do not know half the value of Hop Bitters, and do not recommend them high enough."—B., Rochester, N. T. See other column.—American Rural Home.

A noted physician of New York, writes to a friend: "I have in my mind a sufferer from gravel and a complication of kidney disorders, that was permanently cured by the use of Prof. Guilmette French Kidney Pads." The druggisj9.fls)l them.

Thousands have been cured of dumb ague, billious disorders, jaundice, dyspepsia and all diseases of the liver, blood and stomach, when all other remedies have failed, by using Prof. Guilmette's French Liver Pad, which is a quick and permanent cure for those disoaders. Ask your druggist for the great remedy, and take no other, and if he does not keep it send $1.50 in a letter to the French Pad Co., and receive one by mail post-paid.

Panoramic Scenes, amongst the most noticeable of which are the following: The Fairy Grotto, Scenes on the Mississippi, War Scenes, Paris, Ac. at 809 Main street

The marvelous scientfic invention of the 19th century. Now on exhibition at 009 Main street. $

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

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Hardware!—Hardware!

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W" STILL ANOTHER

ISTEW STOH/B

BALIKGEH LINDA8Y

i^r^fe'gyg5.*£?Ffc'f'^'f•

DONALDSON."

QPKBA HOU8R.

88.—Fiour—Firm and ian

•XB MIOMT OMLT,

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29,

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vocal

Sngairement of the dtatinffttiahed comedian and altst, Mr.

JOSEPH MURPHY,

aupported by a powerful dramatic company of nnusual excellence, including tbe talented young leading actress.

Miss M. Loduski Young

In the greatest of all Irish dramas, written by Fred. Marsden, Bsq. entitled

v"l'-v" -h• 7'-

Will open a new Hardware store at 114 South Fourth street, on Monday, Nov. 1st. He will keep constantly on hand all kinds of shelf hardware, paints, oils, glass, guns and pistols. Persons in want of any thing in the hardware line, are cordially invited to inspect their mammoth stook before purchasing elsewhere. .Remember tbe place and give them call, at 114 sou tit Fourth street. 61-tS.

W. W. DAVIS & CO.

The Pioneer Pork Packing Estab lishment of this city, No. 13 S. FOURTH STREET,

Have addict a

FRESH HEAT MARKET.

While they keep nothing but the choicest of m^Ats, they are enabled to sell the same at from 5c to 8c per pound lees than other fresh meat markets in the city. Porter House Steak*.. ... .10c per pound. Sirloin rii106 Round 'i 8c Rib te

Also Smoked Hams, Breakfast Baoon, Canvaaeed Hams, Dried Beef Dinner Roasts a speciaJty.

W. w.Dim AOo.,

SStf 13 South Fourth street

OKLAJS. H.-A.XJ,

Oom«r Third tad Moffittt

ALL KI»D8 OF

^OOLT OfiOCEKIEt.

GOW.

A Comedy Drama without equal.

Price «wr Admlwien, 25, ana 9S CM.

Reserved seats on sale at ltutt-m's. without exa ha

QPBRA HOrSK..

C. E HOSFOItD, Manager.

MK KIUiT ttX-.Y, 5-f

MOM)AY, \OV. 1 pi880. The Eminent Comedian, JOHN T. RAYMOND,

Supported by hiK own specially selected Company under the management of

BROOKS & DICKSON,:4

In Dr. T. A. Hanis and Fred. William?" Great Surcens.

'ZMZY, SON!'

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Herr Weigel, a Shoe Manufacturer, W .J*7, Mr'

John

Reserved flieai^s" -wy Sale of seat* will coinnieiice at Batton Friday morning, Oct 29th. ot (1 o'clock.

Arrand Base Heater

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I2ST THE X.E3-A.3D-

Always was, and always will be

E. L. PROBST,

fourth street, bet. Main snd Ohio.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

TO THE PrBLIC.

H" ¥.i M.

Having Joat returned from the Eastern markets, where I hare pnrchsae^ one of, the .most complete nocka of

FALL anil WINTER

OLOTftING

srerptaced on the shelve* of a Tcrrc Haute clothier. I most respectfully Invite the attention of the buying pnblic to a

of my late purcbaaet, at my Jlow prices Arc

BIO FEATTTRE.

tn my Merchant Tailoring Department I better Qualified than ever to meet toe demands tbe public In every particular.

PHILIP SCHLOSS,

420 Main attM

WM. DRETFSICKK,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER.

Maasfactnrer of Diwanfek*'*

Puteut Refrigerators,

(W. XhSh sad Syea«a*M: Sea.,

TERRS EAUTKIKD.

HAXCBL S. EABLI,

Wholesale Proyisions

Fork, Lard Bacon, 8ugar ure4 Haras. 18 MAnr STREET.

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IS. ts#and X& €*th

BEHOLD 1 THE COMjUERllSti HERO

VAN AMBURGH &

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GREAT GOLDEJN

AND

Frost's Romp Circus

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&SALL FOR 25 CMT&fJ CONSOLIDATED FOB 1880. MANAQ-ER, for 35 consecutive years, HYATT

29 SIXTIETH CONSECUTIVE YEAR OF THE OLD RELIABLE.

WILL EXHIBIT -A.T

The Behemoth of#Ioly Writ!" A Zoolo^i&U Specimen, the first and only oi exhibited in a men|ferie on this continent. A Graud Vizier among animals, also may be seen the most rare and interesting animals in the world. Interest^ students in natural history. Specially visited and commended by the clergy, educational institutions, and millions"of the first people of the land. Press anc lie unite in proclaming if a decided accession lo the amusement world. A and complete establishment, inviting competion. It is renowned in the Old ani World, having had existence of nearlv three-quarters of a century, and travelet world over, where civilization extends, calling.from each nation so visited sonv mento in the shape of remarkable Performer or Animal, enabling Van Ambur Co to present to their patrons and Equestrian Banquet composed of artistic daj the very choicest in the land also a jlhind feast of Zoological Eccentricities,! many of which are now for the first time exhibited in ft Menagerie.

8 OF THE WORLD'S GREAT WONDE]

ST A LIVING LION LOOSE IN THE STREETS.

Hundredg of Living Wild Beasts,^Birds and tiles. A Living Nondescript,

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"THE BEHEMOTH OF HOLV WRIT."

Largest Elephant in Captivit

Nine feet high and weighing 9,08* pounds- Tliis mammoth Menagerie and c, fan contains magnificent represenurtivea of the animal kingdom. Double comjpi of Star Performers.

AIL FOR 25 CENTS.

other drctw on this continent can be wen such daring horseback, dashing and recklew flights in upper air, as are given in this great aty

Van Amburgli & Co.'s Monster Show.

Thirty Male atu! Female Artista. 11 MaJe Rider*. 30 A^feato, S Clow fiS linnwf, 90 Musfcfasa, Under Z&epemte Tents. OFI-crve the Grand ntreet Pars ataloHDa-m

DOORS OPEN AT 1 AND 7 P. M. REMEMBER THE DATE,

TTJBSlDAlf, ISrO"V"Eavt]BErR

tin

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.World of Shows on W]

Requiring the Cniiftant Kmployi

FIVE TIMES LARGER EVER BEFORE.

Those Wonders of Creation are the Rare and Remarkable to be fow in ('aptivity.

'the only one on cxhiblion. Natures ij vels congregated. And vast number! this stupendous exibition, forming a pi tittal catalogue alike interesting, amul and instructive. The ^fironautic Oscj lions awaken in Uie spectator an ut degree of interest, the wonderful tions and Evolutions executing a thrii interest, affording infinite amuscmenl old and young. The premier 8howj the age. It contains the grandest of special artists ever assembled. mal in it« magnitude. Every yaar new and stanling features to Van burgh & Co'* Grand Establishment, pre-eminence undisputed and its adj hailed with enthusiastic dernonstrnt and exuberant gladness.