Daily News, Volume 2, Number 75, Franklin, Johnson County, 15 November 1880 — Page 1

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'ERA HOUSE.

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vLO cents per line. play advertisements accord* 3.Bpace and position.

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HOUSE.

HOSFORD,

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fay Evening, Nov. 15.

THE :POX|I3:

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jjfpear in an original comedy drama I called ji|y%

fentleman

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Irom Nevada.

moat oedwnf fe*mpany comeriilemen: rgrle

^port«d by a mo#t excellent ijf the following ladies and ger M&tfEmat Pierce, Virginia Bn

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i. E HOSFORD, Manager. ,7 grit •NB NI«HT ONLY,

$dnesday, Nov. 17,1880. I MR.

and MRS. GEO.

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ANNOUf* CEMENT

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foORTH JWATGHES

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the celebrated Dertjv 4ny's* naftdrupie plfWd s!I

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%xiy'* quadruple plftod silverware, water &f tilting pitchers, four, firt and six iitk ca»tow» wUU extra fine out biitUw, 4jccr'H make), mt Rogera Brt». No. ^iTnivos.. B. W«a)ft^A 8ou^B, A B.

Jd'os and fork*. SmhfThomas and 3C«w 4ven clocka^aiAll of theae goods

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TO BB 80LD AT AU0TI0N1 sate will oommenoe this Saturday

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Witppearanee her* *ince their gre wnand, Ireland, Scotland and Walea. »„lr

treat a »u

i«lr own Specially Selected Dramatic Company r. Fred. Mamden's Comedy-Drama, depicting -nd trlala among the Teuton*,

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implete Stage Appointments 1 Hew Scenery 1 Co»tumeal Ilealiatlc Brewery Interior! Jurlug the second act a picnic aceae ocenra, at ch a concert la Introduced, affording Mr. and

Knight opportctnity of introducing New Songe, ,et Ballad*. and Peculiar Parodlea. POPULAR PHICEW. eft^.|M»AUJfiUjeomBwace Monday .morning ,«'3' wali

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Tweeds, Flannel^

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4oStihie 'VaiW fb"fflight

«^hie^ie of hegfifs tS increase.

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and three acta, written «xpre«efreV Polk, By Mr. Geo. H. Je*«op.

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e—Nevada—Central "A Le»«on in Border Hlatory. »t—England—Three Tears After—Eger —A Le»»on In Traveling. nd—Picture Gallery at Egerton Park

In Art,

rti~Drawtng Boom at Egertoi} Parkin Love. salon.

ceedingly well ia a church pew. GifeeiMn from Ne vada, at the Opera House to night. t.i4i&«Ai(&M&rge 8. Knight in-fS* comedy drama, Otto, at the Opera Wedtfe«^«y night.

mow being performed throqghoet tb»Uflit«a with the moat gratifying eocceae. "rtopber Colombo* OaU ..y.jlte f• °H$AGfntleman from JJevada" is a new play and is ipoken of very highly by the cha'nafr j^tg preM wljyeyer .the,troup*,h^been.

^The^ew ^ouere have Men set at the well and b*tbe» pan no* accommodated to both hot and cold baths. —The knife which war taken^lrbm the judges deal^ jn the polk^ ooart room la«t! week has'been rdturn'ed to the dwh^r and* anoth^^ ^made ^a^f0 ff 'gftfw it is believed that the spells with which

but ttiat they are^ simply a scheme of hers 'for ill ptirpbee el creating sympathy. |—Tiw tnmkrt^pt stock j^weUy and suverware which is being sold at auction in this pity. Messrs. Burt & Bruce is very fine and is worthy the inspection of ^m4itizeni4iTsr:H|-r-A. great many fowls which escaped list Thanksgiving will find themselves al the end of their existence next week, and mMdmifettt thwRL^rfefi ate. well we wont say what, JA-ThrcWef of Police has been present-' ed with a beautiful paper case for hi» office. The gift is an emblem of friend snip and is trimmed with flowers and different colored zephyrs. —The Terre Haute and Southeastern company are grading water street for the purpose of laying their track on that street having been ordered by the city Council to remove it from First street. —Out readers will see by the list of Opera House engagements which we have published that this season's amusements are all of the best grade. That the manager here respects the patrons too highlv to^^ aay compaity of low character to use the.buildlngis^^«0oil8trt*#cl«i& the r^fusii to rejiV the ho»®e to the. troupe which recently,shQwed at Dowling Hall —A fireman was hauling a load of sand last Saturday when the alarm was tjurncd

In. He did, not have time to junhitch his team and did not want tq^be. absent from the tire. Consequently he started for the "blaao1' with "wagon, sand and all" and all at once he found awheel missing, tie Ingone of, theiio»esol«wHbyK he mounted^the otjer and left "the scene of the disaster" behind. Hegt)t to the fire "all the same^.^, —The police for» ha^ heef spoken of

their number, for will be kn a cultivated wh —A youth nai returning Satu west of load fro trouble thinking he waa sh way uear rison in

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coustl Ac presence 4f #^food pastor and a bishop. We will add that it is a genUaffetn'A organization, from the fact that a "cain." Nor will we stophel^p the boys whose touls are eager after ipfesic. are now re joicing over the fuldltt&kof ia fiddler to

all provided they have

rback when from a hunt remove uTe

yhotgwrll*might to tare n. Not direction the highnk Mor wife Was driv

ing along the road and «ome of the shot from the gta itkiicir lftt. M. the face, narrowly mining i^ ayes. Utterback was brought poSw Iwadquartet*, but Morrison wfuiing to^piwwcttte, ft was discharged, ll Wai ttew^ aa accident but mifljit have prove^jMiiovi «r aaBBMMrtiiail'iiisitiaiifeaBMMMet Y" Act^MWt.

A man aamed Omttla, whfle coupling can in the Vandalta yards Saturday night, caught hi« hand in the draw bars, crashing it in, a terrible manner^ D.a, Crapo and Spencer dressed the wounded mem* her, and he wa« faken to hi* home in Indianapolis,

Thehoweuacdby»«lacs«mp to ddiv er groeerks run awty Saturday night. The animal wms dnven br hoy aamed Walmeley who had started o«it on a delivery trip. Mr. F. Hayden had just purchased aome grooeriet

and

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¥r F. Jaurietwent to New York last night. Mian Maggie Lukes, of Danville, Is in

Miss Julia King, of Indianapolis, is visiting relatives on north Fifth street. Miss Georgia Fletcher went to Kentucky ^i%tB0rJ2in&-to spend the winter.

Pire.

The fire department was called to the corner of Fifteenth and Spruce streets at four o'clock yesterday morning, where the house occupied by a drayman, D. Horrigan, was discovered to be on fire. The department worked bravely but the flames had gained too much headway before tfo6yarr!#'M.**ilr. Horrigan sayed all his househeld goods, but the house, which waaowned by Joe Miller, was entirely destroyed. Loss about $500 no insurance.

TERRE HAUTE, END.. MONDAY. NOV. IS,. 1880,

Major Carter is in the city. CbarU/ ifiller. of Wabash, is in the

r, of Lafayette, is in the

Ladri ^eri of J&vin. Ills., is the guest Mrs. Anna Read, of this

mm. Brown, the accommodating agent of the American Express Co., attended $vfi)ft|a«ffice yerterday at the Presbyterian church In this city for the first |im0 twenty-five years,

f^Ab^t added to the pension \mmm

red new names were ion roll at Indianapolis

AFact*

ATyoung rustic was riding along the National road yesterdav about 2 miles east of the Fair ground. The young fellow was not alone, he was accompanied by his "gal." The air was rather cool and he laid his lines between the dash and whip, placed his arms about the waist of "his loye" and was whispering flattering words,of affection in her ear when one of the traces of the harness became unfast ened and by some means or other the horse trotted out of the shafts and left

ting in the buggy looking1 In wonder after |him as he turned the next cross road and made tracks for home. Another horse was borrowed at a neighboring farm house and the couple proceeded on their rejoicing. T^imi j^pJs, QwOrtfr t^emq: t^.abovs to ftuit th£iflfi3W6s.

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M' AOESTLEMAH fbom NBVADA. The new play, A Gentleman from Ne-vada-will be pm^ted njf iiie Opeii House to-night)iy,Uie ^oik comedy company. The play was written by Geo.

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Jessup expressly fw Mr. Polk. The latter gentleman ifrsupported by a tfOupe of genotno srtists -Knd every tine should avail himself4 ot thelf opportunity of seeing the ftew success.

Mr. find Mrs. Geo.„ St Knight after a succetBful toor throl\|ti the olJ country have ftttifned affe will 'viitfthis dty nett Wednesday nlgbt?

^^-=i==ssss»:5atss!

Yours truly.

Terkk Haute

De«r sir. I have suffered for years with Lufig troubles, Kidney complain u, Indigeateon, Catarah. My wife has also been a great sufferer from Lung troubles and one of my brothers and sisters died of Consumption Your tfc&tttient has cured sejf and wife, and I cannot too heartily recommend it to those suffering with any of the above diseases.

JottitF. Ctrinrrirs

& Nelson P. 0. Vigo Co Ind,

pretent lerstaad h#,byrhK

58m may lack the wit iberadapta-

uOise—ed by those who deaire to

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got U» the

wagon Intending to ride home. The animal ran north aad threw the wagon against the pump on Linton street throw lug Mr. Hayden TioienUy to the ground breaking his kg and otherwise brtsiaing hitn ttp. Officer* Oakey and Bishop placed the injured man in the wagoa and took him to his home on Tykr street betweon Seooad and Third where Dr. Laughead set the broken limb and tended to the other woom&ds.

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SSSy fools tl^at wSdbe noiay eno^h, Lf thwr could find anything to sav. But wt protfsat against the hsWt whfch we*m* Of alighting qniet girla and rotiking Ul dTwem before they hi»V« fkfc and of homage to the conc*».i Sy^atter-boxea little ooral aenee and pfinciphk Whilo

damaab will often tern out

to be gaudy impost^ many quiet oaea wiU amply repay the tim^ troabio, or love which anyooo may bestow Bpon

OviQtyorTHx STOTT OPSAXTA Cuaoa-— Santa Claus is the Dutch name Isr St. Nicholas* the patron saint .of boy*. He is also said to naW been t&9 Btthop of Myra, and to haw died in the year ^W. He is also said to have soppUed three destitute maiden* with their ntaa£a$» portions by asoetiy timfto* mooey in their wfndbwt^ and aa hM «y occttrred lost before ChriatnMa, he waathna made CiVobTiTiTlhawraenn tn all dWIdi«c?n H^uidaad Flaaden^wlio pot out their shoe or sto^iikg in Ote that^M wooid put a pti»1o. ttM w* fote mofniug.

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WAflBDtetojs, D. O^y, November Donn Pifttl in to-^r's Capital, publislie* an open lettcflr aaOTfessed to' the H6n. James A. Qarfleld. which, owing to the friendly relation» known toexistbetween these twb gentlemen, haa.produced a decfded sehsatiod and has been the theme of conversation lb the hotel1 lobblw td« day. The letter^fe iengtbr. The foficwixw are brief extracta thererrop^^

vMy D^ar.Qkneraju-^Now

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that thia

senseless politi ro#' ii ovfer, and you are the Preside'tit^eleet, I rentute, before you aw buried in tfiat mansion, through the thick w^il* and plate glaaa of which no word Of tn^.eyei.|^achc8 J^he incum bent, to i^lejroiT a^reWj.j&pras in the same intimat#f,lBiaa,frtCTrarj* spirit that m&HLed onr tat$rco!n% *hfeit both'' oicujfc^*ic^a|jitipaniJnto!house'r wh«nI oatCNld'n^foitftiijaBM^^i^lolid^r asibbfmv Piaonewtpapdrl cOme^poadfeell, w*4 TOUj .S(M\g^toi^|K!« ^otiTO0lf and faoiH ay on the,m^gr« p«y of a Oagrewman. I go -when, you gi«Uy accepted ouUid )md: sy*3tpaUiy ip ypiir uana ^4r?I wmpmore.ai|^ieHc_4|)p^ ,ymy friend, nrw lunMe whfin.Iifft itoelf riwle mai PR escape from it jitatiqh. YOu havp passsed i^ ^fri^S^io Jthe keeping topfe tie&h ef: Chiejjix ofenemli ecfutiVcfd

He tela? #etteral Oarfiild tjiat he is, not only no ^lltJcian, btrf hated hy, thi p^liticihn,' and thflttJ history neyer hag and probably' i^ver -wlll put on rfecora «G%h sfnlnfeftpy as th^t -tipbn which he w^8 elected.

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tain who are beiit on changing the* form our preisent governmeBt' Tajey seek to make the Presidency klrfe

tenure, and under the name of a stronger gbveriiment escajpe: the rKurn of power to thie people. tim know the taati who is to aeire their pnrposfc in the treason^ 3ble*tlfe«me. They bank upon hteiniHr rd and suDpOBedpopularityR

Washinchtow,

Jorerunners

tiiosstprebentard offldiah &cw JMfiihbera and fled

atoJs afe,'5K)tiexpeicted before uejft s'Weeki V^e PriMidenti-W' absent since May,

Vje Prosiden Whpeter, who haa beet bscn't since May, will return a week ^ojaprj^.^ -r 'V' —'h— fihmb POLITICAL POINTS.

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OBORGIA sRfrAt^Rsiap

Vashinoton, ij,, 0.

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November

i4.—The

Georgia JLiegisla^re will, elect,-a Senator outhe T^tbiost to fill the,unexpired term Of Ge'neraf Gordon- It is understood that are btft two brominfcnt candidates, mitMl Lawtbo and el-t3ovcj-no7 Broy?«. who uow,hojds the positior^ by vlrtue .oi

much piore than ordinary?Ihttsi^st Ex GOyetftW -BrowiF "WaS a delegate froij^ Georgia to the Republican National Con venuon of 1868, which: bomihKted Grant, He suDported Grant for the PrSSidency and since that time, while he 'hfl« been rather out of poiitios, few. have Seemed Mi kofow whether he was Republican or a Democrat Hewas oniy aworn in as a member of the tJi S. Senate a ttw weeks before Ihe Ifinai adjournment, and in that period there were few party auestJana arising, but aU his votes were Strict party votes, -anting uniformly with the Deaocrats.,

oolOnel iKOrrsol owdbmocratic

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-tfwi mmmki u«8s.^ «i «sood'* m% The fW, to-day, publisher an infer* view with Bob tagersoll, in which he says 1 think the nondmatioa of Enarlish was exceedingly unfortunate, Indiana bemff an October State the bestman in the State should have beeu nominated, either for Prerident or Vice President Personally I know nothing of Mr. English, but 1 have the right to say that he waa exceedingly unpopular. Histake number two was putting a plank in the platform insisting upon a tariff for revenue only. That little word 'only* Was one of toe most frightful mistake! ever rafcde by a political party. The third mistake was Hancock's definition of the tariff. It was exceedingly unfortunaie, exoedeicgly laughable, iand came just in the nick of time. The fourth mistake war the speech of Wade Hampton, I mean the speech that the Republican papers claim- that he made. Mistake number five was made in Alabama, when they refuted to allow a Greenbacker to express his Opinion. That lost the Domocrats enough Greenbackers to turtt the scale in Mais*, and enough in Indiana to election. I&tstak change six was ia the General Garfield, ed on, magnified plied until at

number

made against ty were insistand mufti? last the whole

thing assumed the proportions of malicious libei This last was a great mistake, for the reason that a number of Democrat* in the United Slates had most heartily and cordially indorsed General Gardeldas a man of integrity and great ability. Such endorsement* had been imuu K«f thn iwndfriff DMMcnti of the North and South, among the® Governor Hendricks, the editor of the Worid,^ *n& many others 1 might name. Jen? Black had also certified to the integrity and inteliectual grandeur of Geaeinl Garfield, and when afterward he certified^ to the exact contrary the people hellered tint it was a proeecutkra. The aixt mistake, number seven, was the Chine» letter. While it ktttGszfieid California, Hevada»

and probably New Jersey, it did him good in New Yorfc. These/in my judgment, are the prinaipal -r mistakes made by the Democratic party in the campaign. Had McDonald been, on the ticket the, result might hive beey different, or had the party unitedon aome^man in New York satisfactory to. the factors, it might have ne of the happiest days in on which the Cinqn not nominate Sey oaour a»d did nominate English.

Xb® chief oriminal was tracked to the tireslidld of the Executive Mansion, and otir cOmmittee passed a resolution callkig upon the President to appear before the committee and defend, himself from the damping pi^of that -made^^=him the chief conspiratpr. .The pighi.of the day that the resolution was passed you called with it upon thfe President. Itvas after midnight before you left the White House, ama^ and sick, at heart, and at your suggestion that very day, the resolution was revoked. I need hot Say that you and I know why that resolution was so suddenly abandoned. The fact thtrt unthe ^circumstances it .was revoked, tells the whole story. The very Democrats of the commitfee shrunk from: the thmaten^ exposures

The letter closes aa follows fo? "But you are.not,a great man. You read in your library of heroic achieve menta. Your doul swells bverthe poetic expressions. You are futi of thought and impulse,, and all ends in a support of men ou despise and a party with which you av^ nothing in cothtiion." *"""7

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haVie: among ui cfefu

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this place.

Mn Garfield agaihft

attwiurna ticia^t who. are determined* as' 94|eat«^i to change the fqrta of

^^avepin^njL and Jiopes that .he will h^|e |wtmng lo do with them* except lOOMng tojbre^kjipg their power. Be WW tM/foUoFlng, language, which haft at--''ited.m^re {itt^tlon- thaa any ,o^r '•#£$ cdiimiiiee that iWesfr' that natiopal shame caUed v^Bl^ck *, ^erein^isl^pQtila and Qmnt tti^onrii :ia^,wjfF of, imtwnal fy!W eftnch them«wV(6s at the ex ftense wf Chou8andfifot honest inen. lite' my^jutpd^ 'to feiiill the details ft, a»t tiiHmy/ XI 'it |ig*t

November f4.^iTh^ hotel

bobbies aofe^'filled t6-night for "the flrtt

ime jsincei the adjournment* with- the of Congress. Very fed- a«m» Ibofre are here. butth(»«pre9ent ard offldi&ls committee

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Statb news.

KADISOM..

A fast woman known as Snowball was found lying in the street at an early hour this^morning so benumbed with cold as to be insensible. She was taken in charge' by the Sheriff* aod at present is in a criti cal condition- It is snppose^ that, while stupefied With liquor, she had fallen or lain dbwn and, befng un&ble to rise, was nearly frozen to death. asn lilw

yeaterrday upon a warrant charging hint with, bastardy, the complaint being

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KnightsTown, NovetnbeT 18.—A bay mare, eight ydars o)dv fifteen hands aira three inches high, and a white hind ooU was stolen last night from Lee Fort, or

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Brooklyn, November 14.—John Cable, a carpenter of this place, fell from & barn last evening, a distance 6f twenty-six feet #and had three ribs broken -and received infernal injuries. He ia now in a critical condition. v»®

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BROOKVILUE. $H

Bbookvillk, November 18.—Martin Zwick, an old man bordering onto seventy years, living in this township, was arrested, and brought before Squire

Gom

young girl named Baker, residing in his neighborhood. He, was hound over to Court for final hearing in the sum of $800. Zwick is wealthy, and the ,father of a large family# tfttdt hYj

itir h®d Irani RUSHVILtiB.4' RusnVTLLE, November 14.—Last night Martin Kelly, living on West Ruth street, went tp bed in his ubufcl goOd'^health, af

doing a h.ard da^8'. work This morn inghiS Wife Went Id", his rootti to-waki him Up for breakfast, and w^a horrlffed to find him dead- He was lying on hisfacje, and evidently had been dead fpr some time.1-,\Coroner 'SpuVrier thinks alcohblism was the csttike Of his de^th. aud Jane aay James A Berkley, an Amos, William Baibbrlcjge and Jennie Gregg, Jame«C. Gfe®g and Afiia Frazee werejolhed in wedlocK. What 1b pecqliar about tbesc nuptials is the fact' that all three of these grooms Were young, wid '0^*:^ ii •Inwmnmi

COKKERSVtLtV&r'*"

ConRersville, November 18.—At ten o'clock last night tiie jury in the trial of Edward Kidd for the murder «of Cyrus Thomas,in a verdict of guilty of manslaughter, and in accordance therewith Judge Bonner today sentenced the prisonor to flfte«n -years! imprisonment in die State Prison. Kidd is coal black, was bom a slave in Clarke C'ouatv, Kyi, and la twenty-three years old*: Hehasawife and infantchild ,,

Hugh Jordon, the negro who tried to shoot Oliter Applegate, was also sentenced for three years this afternoon.

The colored trio, Kidd, Jordon. and Davis, will all go together. They have cost the county this week about $500. $gm mmommsmmtMEseemBBssm 1*4

Are WeB

the Elidney Wofts!vertideffient in anoth er column, and it will explain to you the rational method of getting well. KidneyWort will save you more doctor's blfls than any other medicine known. Acting with specific energy on the kidneys and liver, ft cures the worst diseases caused their derange *?y ecaent. Use it at onoe in dry or liquid form. Either is equally efficient, ue Bqnld is the Mdest,. hot the dry is the most economical.—Interior, •r

Hi "a r.

The finest dinners ist the state of Indiana aye fhrniahed by WilL White, at his popular restaurant on Main street. His Oysters are of remarkable size, and can be served in a dozen' different ways.

Grand auction sale to night at 0C8 Main street.

A full rait of good Winter Clothing for $5.00 at the Blue Front, 515 Main street W-tf.

The dty Dye House is now ready for business at 6w Main street. All kindf of Scouring. Dyeing and repairing done on short notice, ®W

NewHaia. New Bonnets,^New Ribbons

New Feathers, all the latest Parisian styles just received at Mrs. T. Olin's on East Main St. mi

Ooly 73c for a pair of good lined Jeans PanU at the Kue Front. 73 tf.

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JVortAossC Oomer Ftflh and Main Strut*

EMORY P. BEATJCHAMP.

Tb« Nxwa ia aerred by the carrier* to aabacribera in the City of Terr« Haste at TEN CENTS A WEEK, payable weekly, and to subscriber* Mj mail at ISc a week or 45c a month.

COMBS & ROGERS^, Arejprepored to JUl order* with promptnut and ditpaieh for all grade* of

MJAHB SDH COAL AKD COS! In any quantity, larks'or small. Send 11 your orders, in person, by tdephone, or on horseback, and they will receit* prompt attention, late and earty. No postponement on account if the weather.,

FORJTHE BEST sii

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idi Tibm .* r»K .r-*tsl TRY

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(Between Third and Foartii streets,) w. nhhr 'f TERRE HAUTE. IND.

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WholesaleProTisions

vlla "inei1* *Ky"i-trif or HJ Pork, lard Bacon,

Sugar Cured Hams,

.iii' 18 MAIK STREET,

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Palace of Music

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AT BMIL BAUER'S Wholesale and Retail Millinery Store ^Thfe largest' stock and lowest prices. i' 11 ili iLl, •i

•0i Corner Third and Moffatt i' KU" w-rseWBALBK IN

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Oldeat music house in Western Indiana. ,t Always the largest stock on hand kept in this dtiy.:

Pianos aad organs rented so the remt Will pay for

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FAMILY GBOCERIES, **1 M. .hmjuJ

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WfSES*?!1 AND1 LIQUORS 'if of all kindest the bar.bt on hand Is Oulled on the market.

The stock of Clears or from the choicest brands R. L. FRISBIE,

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SAMPLE ROOM,

The Handsemest tn Western Indiana.

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Finest and Best

No. 690 Main street.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

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Ti CLOTHING

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"V'iTO THE PUBLIC, .fit." ./liH fbrrlag iaat returned from the Bastara market!, wkerS I hare pcrchaoed one of the moet com: plete Modes of

PALLata WINTER

^ret^eed on tbe shelves of a Terre Baste Clothier. I moet r*cpectfolly tavUe the attention of the fraying pnbHc to a '•m 4%-A.

fit my late

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BIG FEATURE

PHILIP SCHLOSS,

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