Daily News, Volume 2, Number 79, Franklin, Johnson County, 19 November 1880 — Page 4

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WAITI*. RrTT*, UWN, **&£& Advertisement* coming uuder '.he above, or similar heada, will be inserted in the "5*w»" At the rate of tea cent* per tide, each insertion

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IST" AdvertlscaieitfVprlnferfunder this head One Cent each word, and the advertisement wilt rarely fall to attract the attention of persons who mar hare whatever ia wanted, and from a large number of replies the advertiser la enabled to make the moat favorable selection*.

tTTANTBD~-tb rent a aroall hou»e containing three or four rooms near the Vandal la shops Apply to 913 Chen tout street. TTTANTKD—A dr*t-cl»»« shoemaker, at So. 9 norih Secmul street. Wood wage* to a good man. Must be able to fit. YlfANTED-A nurse girl at l,tt4 South S atreet. Must come well recommended.

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fJfTerre Haute toolaive a city for landlorde depend en placard*, which of only such person* aa neceaaartly pass the Drcmines, while amall advertisement inaerted in the DAILT New* will reach daily everybody likely to want loom* or bou»o», promptly secure a tenant^and save the loss arising from property standing Idle. One cunt a word.

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OR 8ALK: cheap, ii good family horne apply onw at Beanchamp A Miller'a livery stable on numb aixth fftreet TStf

SALE—One bond red thousand bushels of Hugar Creek Coal, very cheap, at Armstrong** Scales office.

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8ALB—C^ieap, one second-hand parlor soft coal base-bnrner. Stove in oral Stove in ordinal

Also one small cannon s'ove also Knqolre or address box

good rct»lr. second hand cook stove.

dnck gun original cost,

Will be sold cheap for cash.

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Snqnlre at this office.

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THOE SALE—A large quantity of old Newa-pa-JD pers, good for wrapping purposes, 95 cents per hundred. DAILY Naive.

Will. Whit© keeps the only firstclass restaurant in the^city. You can get a meal at any time. You can get your oysters served in any style, and if you want a really enjoyable supper, go to Will. White, oh Main street, near 0th.

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TUB "OA1LY SKIT*" AMTATif OX raised their boy in the usual way in whi^» children of richparcnts awi fenerIklfjr Vooght up.'* The girlis a young mla»\:bt about seventeen years, the daughter of a fOt«l indulgent fatherwhose cln?umstaoSM are such a*

A|iir^^j^ii|r|»tetd»y% f**jr *tn ftgard to the elopement of aPariiUU.) wapks. A*it waa law when the Item reached US DO parUeularrcouW begivtn.

The case Is ooff

Catfet Captain.

The McKeen Cadets held a meeting in their nrinory last night, the chief purpose of Which was the election of a Captain. Mr. W. H. Rippetoe, formerly a member of the T. H. Light Guards, was chosen Captain of the company. Mr. Rippetoe will make a line officer, and our citizens unite with the organization in rcjoicing over the choico they have made.

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•r ^i.«rrer Carrier*' Report. Below is a report of mail matter deliv-,

ored and collected by the carriers for the drst half of November:

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Registered letters., ,156 Mail letters 24,9® Mall postal cards.. 9.934 Local letters i...'

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lire comfortably. It is said that the girl is 1 l%inorkably fine singer n»d that Juur parents looked forward to a gri^t hejp from her singing. Hie affection of the young pair was quite strong, but the father of the girl did not favor her lover to any great,extent, but as the laying goes, "had his eye set on some one else" Uk l}is damghUori frhelovecproCrufed" a license howelef, and Va», prevented from marrying the uirl on the appointed night on account of the burning of her father's house. Night before last, however, he secured a cab placed the young lady by his side, and left town. About three o'clock yesterday morning they went to the house of preacher in .Edgar county, waked him up, and were,married by him after relating the true state of af fairs to him. They came here on their wedding tour and were followed by her father, who, not knowing the true state of the case, caine to prevent their getting a license. He was forced to return home unsuccessful in his pursuit. But the young parties are happy, and will probably go home In a few days.

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lxcal postal cards l,5t*4 Kcwspnpers, Ac.,.. 24,270

Letters &J.859 Postal cards...... .... .. 12,838 Newspap*!rt, etc 7,788 Dt©pjteuers -. /, l.«»

I ^,-4 OBO. W. MILLKR, Sup't, of Carriers,

The Blup Front still ahead,- another in voice of thd9e"$^.506verco8trjust received. Must be seen to be appreciated. On sale at 515 Main street. 7712

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The following officers were elected for 'the ensuing year: £JfjT President—Wm. HcFadden, St. Louis, Mo.

Vice President—Wiri. P. Welde, Brooklyn, N. Y. Treasurer—J. P. Nash, Louisville, Ky.

Secretary—Henry J$. Mepsch, Fort Wayne, led!.

Financial Correspondents—Frank Wil son, Indianapolis J. G. Smith, Chicago, Ills. Moses Church, Worcester, Mass

The Fair.

SL Benidict's Fair closed last night after three night's exhibition a large crowd was in attendance, the Hall being filled several articles were voted away. Mrs. Friz wife of Councilman Friz was successful in receiving the dress, and Brunkman got the gold headed cane a pleasant time was enjoyed by all who were there.

An Old Doctor'* Advice,

It was this "Trust in God and Keep your bowels open." For this

Dear sir. I have suffered for years with Lung troubles, Kidney complaints, Indigesteon, Catarah. Mv wife has also been a great sufferer ft*dm Lung troubles and one of my brothers and sisters died of Consumption Your treatment has cured my self and wife, and I cannot too heartily recommend it to those suffering with any of the above diseases.', -1 ours truly.

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JOHN F. CUMMINS

75t3 Nelson P. O. Vigo Co. Ind.

Go to the Blue Front for your winter caps, only 25c. a head.

Go to the new Dye House for all kinds of Dyeing Scouring and repairing. 660 Main street. 65tf

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Hia adritttfccid^wiittoi of iii« National Letter Carriers' MutniU Benedt Associa tlon which hits been inf mstoa at Indian apolia for the last two day*, closed Its |es slon to diay. Twenty-six cities were rep resented. aud a growing interest reported Applications for membership were coin lug in faat, and it ii thought that at the next convention which meets it Brook lyn, N. Y., every city having the free de livery system will be represented. One of the objects is to provide for the fami lies of members in case of death, the sum of $1,000 being paid, made up by an as aessment of $1.00 per member, and it speaks well for the health of the carriers of the United States that not one assess ment has yet been made, although it has been ia operation one year.

many an old doctor has advised

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itually costive to take Kidney-Wort—for

no otlier remedy so effectually overcomes

this condition, and that without the distress and griping which, other medicines cause. It is a radical cure for piles. Don't fail to use it

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TBRRE HATJTB IND.

THIS IS WHAT IT MEANS!

JUST FjlOM THE FACTORY WITH A

$20^00 STUCK OF BOOTa SHOES AND ROBBERS

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Corn—Active, and a shade hlgner ulograde 58H®a0c: No. a.WHOMc No. 4 wWt«WHc{ yellow 8•*(« Xo.C Novembe

CMICAOO, "November 18.—Flour—Good mand at full prices tnperflne No. 8, $990 Mtnne •Ota |*tcnt process |S TO®? T5 MJnaesoU iftorn M»rl $4 SOaflfw. Wheat ier exelted No 9 red winter, 07

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we'storaT Miring eitra, 14 00®

extra, $4 firm and higher rather f1 feH No. S Chicago spring. Si 07(21 (J7M, cash *106®108U, December tltw^, January. Corn— tttrona and higher 42*«, «aah 42*@*8c, Der«tq ber AU($4a^c. January 47May rejected 40Wc. Oats—Active, firm and higher 819f&8!£<l, cash SlftdSSc, December: SS^c, January 86?ic, May rejected, SMie, Whisky-Steady and unchanged $1 11. Live hogs- SeceipU, 51,000 bes4 shipments.3,900head fair quality cold weather steady and fair woll sold mixed packing. $1406} 4 W fight, $4 60&4 75: choice heavy, $4%®4 90 common grades rather neglected. vsf-J ,1 Cincinnati.

8» winter extrt. $480®m. Wheat—Active,

CIHtumATI. Nor, 18.—Flour—Strong family, |5 005^5 SO: fancy. tf 80^623. Wheat—Scarce and Ann No. 8 amber, $1 07. No. 2 red winter. 9108. Corn—Unsettled but generally higher mixed, $8li@53c now mixed eat, 4tm47c. No. 8 Oats—Firm and unchanged, No. 9 miXi Whisky Pemand gool and prices tend $1 09. Live hogs—Quiet common. light, $4 35^4 50 packing, $4 40@4 56 batchers', $4 55^4 05 receipts, 14,000 head shipments, 680 head.

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TOUDO, NOV. 18.—Wbeat-^Market dull No. 8 white Wabash. SI 0154 No. 1 tfliite Michigan, 81 0BH amber Michigan, 1 0854s No. 8 ted Wabash, spot, $l08}i February, $114 No. 8 Wabash. $100 No. 8 Dayton and Michigan $1 06}£ rejected, 91c: No. 8 red mixed, $101

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Oorn—Market flull high mixed, 47c. No. 8. spot, 4934c Novem" 46c new, 44c. Oats rejected, 88c.

465tc November, 4fic December, 44«c rejected, Market dull No. 8, SS^c

Indmnapnllt ll^ Market.

INDIANAPOLIS. NOV. 18.—Live Hogs—Stronger: $4 40@4HD receipts, 9,00j head shipments. 885 head.

We have just received a new lot ofc children's, misses' and women's calf button shoes, just the thing for misses school shoes, also a new supply of «childrens' misses', women's and men's sandals and warm overshoes. Andrews & Son, 505 Main street.

ttfrs T. D. Olin, has just returned from the East with another mdmoth stock of millinery, embracing all the latest styles which will be sold cheaper than ever before. People in want of any thing in the millinery line, should not buy before inspecting, the new goods, which will be placed on sale this afternoon. 77t4

For a first class watch at your own price, go to 606 Main street, to-night 77t4

NEW FEED STORE.:

C. A. Power has opened a Feed Store at No. 104 Main street. None but the best qualities of Baled Hay, Corn. Oats, and Mill Feed will be handled. Orders byTelephone or Postal Card from any part of the city promptly attended to. Terms, cash on delivery.

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Kemember, this is the grandest opportunity for bargains ever offered to a bare-footed community^* Give us a call

fdnd we will guiVlftatee to "sell your If yon don't think we mean business, just olip this advertisement out and bring •Z it iHth 5^ to^o. 388 Main str&£-

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Mrs. T. D. Olin has a wide spread reputation of selling fine millinery cheaper than other dealers in this line of trade. New styles just received. 78t4

Celery Sauce, Jellies,

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FRUIT, BUTTER,

SORGiSAM MOLASSES,

SYRUPS, CANNED GOODS

Teas, Colfees and Sugars,

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Misles' Kid, Goat, or Calf Shd^"' 'l Children's^^ Shoes, all styles,

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Go to Wright A Kau man for Dressed* Tarkeys, Chic^en8 nnd Ducks, Canned Beef, Roast Beef, Ox Tongue also all kinds and varieties of Canned FrujJ and Vegetables at the lowest cash prices.''

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We can fit you and we suit you. We have anotl lot of Nobbyvvj^

Ulsters Overcoats, Knit Jacket

And Furnishing goods. We will suit you, bttth in quality and price. „srV/

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523 Main Street, north side, ii Near Sixth READY-MADE, OR MADE

TO ORDER.

Go to Wright & Ki man for Oysters, Cele Cranberries, Buck»J Flour, Honey,' Jo! Syrup, Choice Hai Dried Beef, Mackerel, S dines, Canned Salm Raisins, Prunes and Pi nelles.

NICE FRESH BREA AND CRACKERS"

For good fresh bread, cakes, atul city etackers. made fresh evory day, call at the west corner of Fourth and Bagle streets.

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L. KtJSSNEK,

213 OHIO STREET,

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Oldest music house In Western Indiana. Always the largest stock on hand kept i.u city. Flanos and organs rented so the rent pay for them.

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