Daily News, Volume 2, Number 98, Franklin, Johnson County, 13 December 1880 — Page 3

ILY NEWS

AT, DECEMBER 18, J8S0.

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Flitctn, l'ra!rtc Crc^kjirfty* \ill« and t'airtianUn.Titecday, Jliuritilay and SatHrday... 7*X)am,, 7 00am •Wit. Itul., Ttiuadayand Siat* jg4*f 4 30 »., 1 00 pro JFhe ctljr ia divided lato ««T«n Carrier District a* follow*: Fimkt Diktiuct Fred Tyler, Carrier. forth #lde of Main *trnei. b«twe«jn 5th and 7th vt* north from Mala to city limit*. Including sy Iwtw^^n 7th and #Mi and to the alley wetm 4tU am! Sth .»tr«ct» alto, 8tb, 9th and

and to the altejr

(iHTFiril Qll'l UbU Hh atrcttts, north of 3d avwnue, 8xcomi IhnTHicr Joha Kupp«aholmer, Carrier. The aonth aide of Main «tr««L butwfon 5th and •"-h, and all territory Nlwecn 4tb and OH »tr«y:» )Uth to the city liniita. lacludlng to tl.c, alley bo Veen 3d and 4th atresia and to th« atlny t«twticn

Ami 7th aUo 7th «tr«et a*uth of Domto city limit*. .1) ^niRa l)i#Titr(-r ~Jainef Johnaon, Carrier. JtIuj

rnmth aide of Main *tr««t, fro« the ritrer to

atr«ot, and all territory west of the alley boVotnvSd and 4th utroot# nottlh city lltnlta.

Fouhtu

DiDTHurr Frank Sibley, Carrier.

The north *jd« of Main street, from the rtver to HJy«tr«et, ,*nd aM territory weat of the alley bopon 4th and &th ttrveta, and north to the city lit*. firm DtitritKT »^rank M. Mllla, Carrier.

Pho north

sidf

of Main atreet, from 7th to Uh

canal, betwp-n 9th and 10th #troct«. and all rrltory frtim th« alley between7th and 8th aired* ant to the Vandal la

RK.,

north to 3d avenue,

aad

*11 territory north of the Vandolla Rtt,, oaat 10th street to oily limit*. MtXT« ItiaTniiT—John

R. Dyera, Carrier.

-#tf*The aoiuh aide of Main, between 0th and 7th fln-eU, from the alli»y twfW«niflH*n'!Tih Ktr^of*. ja*t to the old canal, *onth to Deming. and all leif-

Uagana, Jr., Carrier.

itth »id! of Main »tr««*t fmm 7th oaat to city I*, itidudlnf the north aide of Main, east of fcanal b«d to city tlmtta, and all territory ww irWa Ninth »tr«et. eaat to city limit* from Pop itr««t on the tooth to tke Vandal la RR. track Uve north.

Wtt». H. Anxlllary Carrier, whoae doty to «nMeCUln,

»k« extra collection and delivery trip*, Jtroyta-rtox*.

The mall ta roll«ct«nl from atreet letterbose* on Main atreet from l*t t» lath •treet#,oorthon4tli to X?httrry, *o»th on 4th to Walnut and aotilh on lat K^nndar, and Ohio atrwt bt*{ *e«n l*t and 5th, irwry w«tek day bctwrfti 8,30 and9,$)a ro. between 1 :SJ

and 10:*) a m. between 14:»t awl 0:«)

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KKHVOUS DEBILITY. HIIAY'M nrwii'ir iKpims HtAOl KtAttKy^ Ol^t Xa-TRAOe gliAh

IA,

rthla eollectioa Include* to Poplar, atreet on Ui« lioitth, and eaat to l»th,aiid nortk to Union Do pot] between SrSO and 8 SW w, lwtw«Hn 4:» and 5:110 ti\, and fcetweta $rtw aad 0 m. AH oUh»I •ia are eollected froia twice p«»r day, between thour* of «a» aad 10rf*3 a to and between 4 lf:30p»a.

IThere are foar deliterte* ef mal* per day In the part of tkf city: at 7:00 and 11:30 a «n

and 4:*' alao a delit«ry at 6S*1 p. \X. to •nek t«»d«e*e honaea a» dealre R, whose »)ace of buaine,** la located belweea Sd and 7th street* and not more than one uinare fmm Main, .Oa Sunday, Ike Post Office 1* Jopen from 9 to 10

a », and fw»r»eni» d«^trlng their audi

w»* own! a Med mall

cab

,.U At the wladaw de«i£BAted by the nnmber o' iefteir carrier, 8tt»day wdlectloa* o*ei the entire city la mad

Retiring,, ... ««r ef Main at wot to enable }ver#oft* reetfllftg war to avid) thesr tke frequent collecthwi ^j»dc thereon¥iiJ* wry -Met w»l*.

The attention of the p« If calledAo the (treat to walk, and par kitls are eaimeUy front or in

f».••!a*rwill

fat ate tb

Carrier* are aot a!lowtd

io wait loneer than H® eewwid# for an aaewer t»

Ml. and after wuitnfttH*t too* and rveel*in|E tio kn»wer, h* mn«t retala the mall aatH vm

aext de-

jtT«», Cwrtw are «Hl^ed to be prompt, aad to flo their «*»rk qakkty, Iw? render no elMSttmntAttCfe Vbelmwd't* dbxs«rS« .Aad anyiorlt*hoaM she Immediately reported to «iwt Poet »A*t«r.

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ANlNKVCm

PIRATE# OF I'ESZAKCK.

Jfext Saturday night tliePiratetsof Pea stance will be pia.ved At ibe Opera House. Every «ae remembers how this opera was pralst-d at tlie time of theirviwt last vear, aad a large number will be »ure to avail thcm»elTt of the opportunity to aee it repeated. The Baltimore GazUt speaka of the CTtBpany as

follows:

"Those who wore fortunate enough

atvle

be present at the oil if lay street Theater last night enjovftl a delightful entertainment. *Tbe Pirates* of Penzance4 was rendered in tl»o most charaiing manner, tin* principal parta V«ing filled by able artista, the singing and acting throughout being excellent, the choruses and orebestra mil and grand, the cottutnes and the mise en scene all that would be desired. Sienor Broncolini sang in superb

'The Pirate King'

and the other music of the role of Richard, while hh apiH'&nuuM and acting were excellent. Mr. Wallace Macreery played Frederick in ^excellent taste ana sang in fine

Voice.

Mr, J. H. Kyley, as

Major-general Stanley, was unique and forcible. Mr. H.-Standisii made a fine Sergeant of Police. M'ma Minnie Walsh, who is well

remembered

in this eity,

sang sweetly the Mabel. The song. 'Poor Wandering One,' toward the

the rendition of the charming

of the

first act, was exquisitely rendered. Mis® Mattie Danielle deserve*

much

praise for

her rendition of Edith, and in fact there was not a

weak

point on the east or in

music

the oj)era, the trouge being the best of this kind we have

ever

had in Baltimore.

UNCLE TOM'8 CABIN-

We did remark a few days ago that Uncle Tom's Cabin is a play of which our people never tire we now acknowledge that we failed to add, "when it is played." A large crowd of citizens and residents of the surrounding country gathered at the Opera House last Saturday night to witness the presentation by the .AtnlMtrcrombie troupe. We speak truly when we say that from the time the curtain raised on the lirst net to the time it decended at the close of tha sixth, the performance wag the tamest we have experienced for a number of years. Terre Haute could organize an amateur troupe, which would far exeell the Ideal Combination, The perTormers, with the excep Hon of Topsey, have no energy about them but go through their respective parta like a pupil in our common schools, going through a first lesson in elocution. Topsey was very fairly represented by Miss Blanche Sladin, but however fine might have been her acting, she could not'redeem the worthlessness of the balance of the company. We wish it understood that the cause of this company's appearance cannot be laid at tbo feet of our worthy and gentlemanly manager. On the contrary we think the public under many obligations for his endeavors to bring good troupes to this city.

We would suggest that the Ideal Uncle Tom go back to the place whence it made Its debut and try it over ngain.

COf'R'r NKW*.

A It DILL

VS.

WlLKKltSON.

»n tit© case of AbdiU vs. Nancy Wilkerson, the plaintiff, Mrs. Abdil. tiled her reply, denying all the allegations in Mrs.Wilkcrsou's answer, which she had published in the OaseAte of Saturday, and Sunday's Kr}mm. The plaintiff will now press a trial at an early day. and will then prove, as she says, that the answer of the defendant is us false as her original charge, and infinitely meaner and more malicious There seems a fine prospect for a few perjury eases to grow out of this suit, and then sOme parries who are financially worthless will probably receive unexpected hut deserved punishment, so we are' informed.

JACOB It. SMITH VS. UEOHOK (IROVES. It will be remembered that a few weeks ago the plaintiff, Smith, brought an action for slander against the defendant, Groves, in which he claims $10,000 damages. The complaint avers that Groves charged Smith with the crim* of "beasluility," by having carnal intercourte with a female dog at a straw pile.

The defendant this morning filed in coort his answer thereto, which ia as follows: tl, SmitA Comes now the defendant, and for answer herein says that he admila the sneaking of the words as laid in the complaint, and says that the same are true, and that the plain* tiff was guilty at the time and place aver red in the complaint, of UK offense of "beastlality," and therefore be spoke the words as be well might, and prays judgment accordingly,

Uonery

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A M«»TH faaraate*^ $t«

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McNtrrr, Kmijnr Davis & DAVIS,

Attorneys for Defendant

tannt f»tttrat«**lo«rrs Cwnrt.

The

following

Mils were

Allowed

Caroline Sands, poor. —..« $ 00 Enmts Strottse, poor J. W„. poor.. |u,. *y» B. Burt*#, po«r—...»-. ....

Moutjjksk, pofflf.... Wolf & Alder, public buildidg.. W. P. Hoctor, poor...,

39 75 18 80 00 00 70 i$ mm

v......

W. P. Hodor, poor..

W. p. Hoctor, public building., M. Muria, poor.u.............. Peter Ik^leg, poor. J. K. Alton,eount^servtae.....

andsu*

Barti^t ^iiMlery. Uoaery... T, O. Jotiea, poor. „, ft Or* no. poor, 'Tg. Root A Co.. poor K-.^er Bro«., poor. C, Smock, poor...

le 4 35 25

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138 13 is as

Why Ate Vmnwutimmif

BeoMrtt ytrn hare allowed bowels tA IwotMae cosiItijs, and Mver Uwe Kidney Wort to erodoce a jftnw state of tbe boweU. ani it «tUHolai« tte liter to pmjvr a^lna. «taaiM» the tkin of it* jtmmmm, cure Mkmn headache. «»d eustMir ttfe ia Um Idood. Dm have (L boUidry aikd liquid.— «W. 3$

,k wtnmm&ym sei

Wit and Humor,

Tlie only housework that some girlt do is when they begin to dust around alter a beau.

What riles a country postmistress Is to have a postal card coma to the office written in French.

The lightning rod man must he allowed a good profit, for when he sella out his business he never can get much for the good wilL

Proposals for marriage in Nevada are written on postal cards and the answer comes by return mail, "Cosoe

with

your preacher." A North Cfcroliniant who fought clear through the war without a scratch, :kicked at a dog the other day amlbroke four of his toes.

A tramp in Kentucky has married a widow worth $100,000. This item should be marked and sent to all tramps. Men are scarce in Kentucky.

An Illinois editor returns thanks for a centipede sent him by mail from Texas, it teing the flrnt cent of any kind that he had received for several weeks.

Dink pooty veil of a man dot vill ghtood by you vhen vou vas in ahtormv vedder. Slnvarum or inskccts vill shtay around you vhen der sun shines out.

An ingenious chap has invented an artificial honeycomb which relieves the bees of much work. He hopes to provide them with neck-yoke#and buckets for carrying home honey.

Eight masked robbers stopped a railroad train in the West the other day. As the train contained an excursion party of editors, the only loss was a loss of the time to the robbers.

In overhauling a book of maxims recently a young man was struck with this one: "Love, it you would be loved." He tried it on and got kicked. A headful of discretion is better than all the maxims ever printed.

A minister in one of his parochial visits meta cow-herder, and asked him what o'clock it was. "About twelve, sir," was the reply. "Well," quoth the minister, "I thought it iuul leen more." "It never any more la re," said the boy

4It

just begins "t one

austin."

•'That's where you fool Yourself." The colonel, a rigid martinet, is sitting at the window of his room, when looking out he sees a captain crossing the barrack-yard towards the gate. Looking at him closely, he is shocked to observe that, the rules and regulations to the contrary notwithstanding, the captain does not carry a sword. "Captain*"' he calls from the window "Hi, Captain tlep up to my room for a moment, will you?"

The captain obeys promptly, borrows a sword of the dlheer of the guard-room, being at the fool of the otaii.s, und presents himself to the colonel, in irreproachable (muf.

The colonel is somewhat surprise^! to £ee the sword in its place, and having to invent some pretext for colling his subordinate back, savs with some eon fusion. "I beg your pardon, captain, but really I've forgotten what it was I wanted to 8peak to you about. However, it can'! have been anything very important it'll keep. Good morning."

The captnin salutes,

t—,

rte captain salutes, departs, returns across the barrack-yard, when he again comes in the range of the colonel's vision.

the sword to its owner and is making off

The colonel rubs his eyes, stares says softly to himself, "How in thunder is this? Dem it, be hasn't a sword to his waist:" then calls aloud, "Captain IIo, Captain! one moment please.

The captain returns, borrows the sword again, mounts the stairs and enters the colonel's presence. His commanding officer stares at him intently he has a sword, he sees it, he heacs it clank. "Captain," he stammers, growing very hot, "it's deuced ridiculous, you know, but—ha! ha! I'd just remembered what I wanted''to sty to you, and now-

lil UIVUIMtJ* I tMIIIVt. mIt v«»« of' it and write you. Good morning." Tho captain salutes, departs, returns the sword to its owner and makes for the gate. As he crosses the barrackyard, the colonel calls his wife to his side and says. "Bee ..that officer out there?" ."'Yes.*** "Has he got a sword on

The colonel's wife adjusts her eyeglass upon hipi, scans him keenly and says, "He hasn't the taste of a sword."

The colonel: "That's just where you Pool yourself! He ha*." In oxen tne stomach weighs 51 ounces for every 100 pounds of live weight in sheep it weighs 36 ounces, in pigs 14 ounces, while in man only 6 ounce*. These facts ore important, as showing the greater necessity for concentrated food in some cases than in others. Tha human race require a mixed liet cl meat ami vegetables.

A clergyman was preparing hie sermon for 'Sunday, stripping occasionally to review what he had written and to erase that which be was disposed to disapprove, when he w«« actOWcd hf his Uttle son "Father, does God tell vou what to preach "Cerfctinly, my chikl.* •Then what makes yon match it outF

A very little lxy oie dav did wrong, find was sent, after parental correction, to ask in secret, the fbrgivuess of his Heavenly Father, His offence was (Mission. Anxious to hear what l»e would say, his mother followed to the dour of the room. In lisping accents she heard him ask to be made better and then, with childlike simplicity, he added:— "Lord make o»% tamper bttw, too."

A yocng and pretty girl stepped into one of oar leading dry good* Movea the other day, where a spruce young man who bad long been enamored but dare not speak, Mood behind the coroter. Io order to remain as kxw as »*n3 te, it* priced everything, and at lwtf wtfo, "I believe yen think I am heating yon. "Oh, no,* said the younger *to tm jen are always Mr." said the tahr, blushing aa she laid emphasis on the words, ^wtmld not «ay so kaigbaigainlag if joe wet® z»oi so dear.* |f

C^itoss TaiiewL—A man ought wtp» to g*i rid of his chtkihrod. He. may put away childish things, and yet retain ,«t isRweetandbeaatilblindiildbood. "Uwm It a simple &ith, an luwnme* ami a liberty of childhood which sbonld l» carried up into and become the b*eow our manhood. W» are timid «f ft* man whoae li^ bring* with it none of the fragrances of boyhood, who emm* he a boy again, whenever hardens of maiuwyean may be laid aside.

A Snaked Feal.

Sjieaking of anukea, .Snjerintendent Bnwtt, of the Zoologictnl Garden, Philadelphia, naitl tirnt he could tell a suake fetory and nut a secqnd-hfttule.i one, either, AlxMtt a year ago one of the large reptiles in tho collection took sick ana seemed to l»e going into a decline. Nothing that they eould give hii» appeared to do him gootl, und from loss of appetite and sleeple&mess the snake became a mere hreck of its former self. A large blanket had been placed in tins serpent's cell for him to sleep upon. One morning the keeper found that tho blanket had disappeared. Search was made throughout the cage, but without success. At the same time the snake's bodv had swelled to the thickness of a good awted-sapling. He had swallowed the blanket but the blanket would not digest, and the snake became sicker than before. In this manner he lolled around like a wan dyspeptic for over four weeks. Finally the blanket was discharged by natural causes, Irnmeiintely the^ snake begun to improve. The swelling in the body gradually dwindled down, and he grew larger and fit tier than before, till the tx"x became too small to hold him. The keepers then removed jdm to a larger cage. He ate like a gourmand, ami at times found room for two and three times the customary quantity of food. The blanket acted as a kind of medicine upon his stomach, and cleaned him out entirely. Now he is fifteen feet long, eight inches in circumference and the healthiest boa constrictor in the lot. A change of color was the only visible effect on the blanket. Under the microscopfe itshowed that it had4ecorue a little worn by being rubbed in the animal's stoma'ch. It came out undigested, and was carefully [jacked away in the Superintendent^ private office.

—Oue who claims to know says if any one is troubled with sleeplessness, let him fasten his attention on his breathing, and fix his eyes, as it were, on the stream of breath "as it enters and leaves his nostrils. Of course he is lying in bed with his eyes closed,

Oewplaint.w

KinNKY-WOftT a dry rrcrt able ema. SMidniil ca be aent by mail ptxpeld. Oneparkag«wlllniakeiix «jtaof mrdirlno.

TRY IT NOW Bay tt at tin Dngsjatn. Priee, It.OO, 7T2LLS, SICE1SS30K CO., Proprietors, 3 BurU«agtoof Vt.

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SOUTH & WEST,"

916 PlrM ttrM*. St. Loul^ MO.

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Farming for Profit

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lerchants, laatfaclnrcfs,

AV.i

Nuiwimnn, nortets^ Stxtfoners wrvd BuKnew Peofrte ate deBttflad

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that the process

is imaginary. If he continues to watch his sleep in this wiy for three minutes he will 'alt into a dreamless ejul refreshing sleet..

PERMANENTLY CURE£ KSDNEY diseases, LIVER COMPLAINTS, Constipation and Piles.

DR. K. II. CLARK, South Ilcr®, Vt., nay.-, 'IndM«s of KIDNEY TUUl ttiXS tth»*» «etcd tlko cburtn. It hni«curt r»ai very lad c*»ci of PILES, and boa never futtud to oct eflkslently.**

NELSON FAinCIIILD, ofSt. Albann, VU, Mjri, "It orprteclcM vutuc. Afi, i" Ktsti-ca yonrt *1 great MifTcrinc «uwl Co#. tlr«MW It completely eared rat'." ©. i. HOUAIION', ofBerUblrc, M«r». '"one pMkiphuiIsM wonder* for inc In pletct curiae A aevere Liver aad Kldacy

IT HAS WWWQ WOND^FULffltl I POWER, massmm

BECAUSE IT ACTS ON THE MYER,Tim nOWFLS AM) NHYH AT THE SAMS TD!t.

Beeauaa .lt oleanees tho system of the poisonous humors that dovelope In Itidnoy and Urinary diseases, Biliousness, Jaundice, Constipation, Piles, or In Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Female disorders.

DYSPEPSIA.

wripdoa.

Cannot set oct of Order

Will last a Lifetime*

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WELLS. RICIIA&IKSOS

of "BOMB axd FAjRM."

SOUTHS! WEST,"

sis

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Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Glass, Paints, Oils and Builders' Hardware.

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TWO IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES. PTItsT.—It t'os-t notirjir« 'ti* in, ami la tlitrefore Jttat tb# thine n-e t«.- tH-lllr* corn fer aeed. ... 8KCO D.~The tip c?ui and b'Ji' end of the corn cani bt ulifll.-d )i:to one ve*«(sl, and the body of th&enr Into another. b',ch ii fui

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