Daily News, Volume 2, Number 101, Franklin, Johnson County, 16 December 1880 — Page 5

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THE »»AIt,lf N«W"M AbWA»»« NALK AT TSm Trm liraie iimMt Ne«» *mn4,

TEattoaai Sf«w* Mand, Wali^Jc. Hmttfa *tju»d,801 Mulct 8trm,

Dirk rartfca'* ?few» wta«A, at tftf I'aIm Dfp#t. (iadfrlif* Itr*ok Ktore, Wain Xlrret.

WAXTM. RESTS, IiOMT«.( KTf, AdvertiaeoaMita coming under the aJnive, or almilar hc«4», will b« Inserted in tb«* "N*w»" el tb* rate of tea crat* per line, each insertion.

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tyAdrertUement* p^atad nt»dor this bead One Cent each word, ana the advertisement will rarely faii attract the Attention at persons who •tajr have whatever la wanted, and front largo number of replies the ad»erti*er it enabled to make '.be neat favorable selection*.

WANTED

narse Appl

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unt come well ibis office.

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"\X7"ANTKB~Se*rriU first-class new»-boy* at »t tblsoace, Apply at once.

rent, a house of fire or tlx

room*, cenven'ent to Main street. Call or addrca* Dailt Nkws Orrica.

\ITANTED—A good boy as apprentice to the printing trade. Apply at tin* office at once.

•yyT" ANTED-A flr«t class cook. Immediately. Apply at this office. Pnrainhed room eenteraly located.

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-for fient.

iWTert* Haute la tool arge a city for landlords to depend fa placards, whlcn attract uw attention of only such per*on# an necewiarlly paes the premises, while a small advertisement inverted in the Daily N*wa will reach daily everybody likely to want rooms or bonne*, promptly coco re a tenant, and aare the loss arising from property standing idle.

"1710R RENT House of ten rooma on south 6th JC street opposite female College. Apply at No. 5 Main street. 9612

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$&" Under this bead, for One Cent per word, persons may offer whatever they may bare for aale, and be aare of reaching more purchases every day than could be done In a week by personal Id cation, tbna securing the advantage of many Inquiries and of selling at the beat offers.

F$150.

OR 8ALU -Fine dnck gnn, .... Will be sold cheap for cash 3* AS,

dnck

original coat. SronTa-

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Inquire ai this office.

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SALE- First-class milch cow, young and handsome enquire at this office.

|3eroonal.

^OTAn advertisements nndcr this head whl be charged 10 cents |Hsr lint*, and any one desiring answer* through th*» New* boxes, can rent Saws mall boxes at tnlM office at 10 cents per week. Said rent of boxea to be paid invariably In advance aa no communications will be received without the rent (l»«t bjang paid.

THJV CITY.

—Got your supper ae the Christian Chapel to night. —The oporit, "Pirates of Penzauro." Saturday night. -i-Rente-Snntley combination to morrow night at the Opera House. —-Haitie Brown at the colored church on South 8nl street to morrow night. —Hi*er on Phrenology at the Seventh street Presbyterian church Friday and Saturday nighta. —The price of admission to the Hixcr lectures at tho Presbyterian Churh, Friday and Saturday evenings but 10 ceota. *-1 ft —Mesan. Hoberg A Root b*ve tbeir store handsomely decorated with ever grccu tree* loaded down with holiday goods. —There were three cases in the mayor's court this morning. One drunk, one drunk and disorderly, and one assault ami battery. —Prof. P. Brown, of Indianapolis, who wan all eye witness of the battle of Antietam. will describe the same at Nor mal Hall to morrow night. —If you desire to tecure a good seat for the Opera House Ssturday night, go to Button's early to-morrow morning be fore the best chairs are all taken, —The ladies of the Christian Church hare been at work toJay arranging for the fair and featWal at tlw church this even Ing. Call around and see them. —Mr. Bushnert went to Chicago last nl(thu Ills brother, 4. L. Bushnell of Danvilie. Is aMlstlng in the office in this city during the groat rush of business flgjUh —Sheriff Stepp in company wuhuhar lie Beits, the Oiadnnatl house, le^t on the 1 triia Ihta a. m. for JetferwtariUe having l»oharge Wm Bltchof, tenteaced for forg«y, aud Oes^hl^r |ea|fPfed for hvtflary» —So phraaed were those who beard Miss Rattle Brown's eracites *t the Oolored Method^t Chtirrh Twwday night that they hsre req^twrted her and g«iaed her consent to

the et«m* ftWiy

Tfetet

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:m .liiest aifhtahoutsevatfjBAABdk aa offl«an Buckingham aadOaker ^alk Main str«l tlaf ^xerred a tallow a pair of *ho« a» he was k«vin*the s*«»re of B^laxtd. Ttoa thief vlil

crooked Jthe pottonaeit, ^etemined to *kkecp on ey* ti«." *nd asetrtaia lb* trtttlu It wm IlausMi thai he had »tolea the #odia»d*as «»nsem»nUy lakea

to«»alal|o»«»«l^teeka4«w

Un »«tWei,4s4 Wilki® FmH The play consist* of four acta wutatiM* tudtt«*rattauaUy pw^at.

*r steal

la*. A Irip to JafianwaviRe la etore for th« cAc«r who is appotirtad *o hand

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Lou Strong Is In ln»lian*joll». QAcer HHle? is to Paris to day on bust-

Mr*. no. Simmannan.'of north Eighth street is 111^/1^ Buny"IAyon« ftf the E. JL T. H. has recovere«! from his late illness. v«

ChaHcs Trueblood has gone to Kentucky to make his homo. Mist Mary Adams, of Chicago viaiting her node Col. VL N. Hudson of this city.

Lawrence Hudson, of th«i gjepptka leaves Saturday night for a pleasure trip to New York.

I). G. Williams, of Indianapolis is spending a short time with his bother J. H. Williams of this dty.

New Coal Mine,

R, O. Uorvey has a wonderfully pro ducMv« coal mine on the line of his new road. The vein is •fourteen feet In thick nesa. The coal, it is reported, is of a superior quality, being much better for the manufacture of gas than the material taken from the miues of Pittsburg.

Another Convict Pardoned. Geo. H. Goodrich, who was sentenced in the September term by the Johnson County Court, to six months imprisonment, ou a charge of burglary. as last Tuesday pardoned by Governor Gray. This is the second par don issued by Gray during the term of his Governorship.?

P/er*on.

A neighbor of Pierson's in conversation with the desperate character yesterday, learned that he (Pierson) thinks himself justifiable in killing Ash and has concluded, as every one thought he would, not to come up to the city and give himself up. Some means will surely have to be ad dopted for his arrest by the authorities whose duty it is to attend to the matter,

quick Work.

Late last Saturday night a man named Oschelor entered the Cincinnati house on north Fourth street and stole $30 in cash, and a large number of bread checks. He was arrested by Chief App of the Evansville police force on Monday and a tele gram sent to Chief Russell of this city who went down and brought the thief to this place. Oschelor was lodged in the Vigo County Jail Tuesday night, tried and sentenced by the criminal court yesterday to two years in the State Prison, and taken to Jeffersonville last night by Sheriff Stcpp. This is about the quickest working of Criminal case we have learned of for some time.

Mod uny TV ic•« lecture Course. The business committee of the Central Temperance Union have arrangod for a course of eight lectures for Monday evenings at the Temperance ball, corner of Ohio and Fifth streets. The following persons have been engaged to lecture, Hon. Wm. Mack, James M. Dunn, of Ohio, Professor Hodgens, Rev. Thos. Parry, Professor Scovill, Rev. Bacon, D. D., Hon. Wm. Eggleston, Rev. G. W. Sweoney. The full course will be given for a single lecture, Hon. Wm. Mack will give the first lecture next Monday evening, subject/ The Wind," the proceeds of the course are to pay hall rent, gas and other e*penws of the Temperance wcrk.

of tJWMP&rlslfcn «tory.

Slace tbe p^bUc&ion of tlks Article a few days ago under the 1iead of "Paris•nne" we have learned some additional factsin regard to thejcasc. When Wm. Batson concluded to liy# with Alice Rodgers, to strentgben the dception he sent to his brother living in Mattoon and told him he was married and If ho would send his little daughter to Terre Haute she should be well taken care off. The brother sent his child, and Batson and the girl passed it off as their daughter. When the girl was taken home to Paris and the matter made known to the Mattoon brother he immediately came to this city to take possession uf his child. But search was in vain for Bataon had fled with the little girl "and no one knows where he haft gone."...

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RSXTS iTAXTLltr.

To-r&oirow night the Rectx Stantley Novelty Combination will appear at the Opera House. The Toledo Bind* speaks of the company in the highest possible degree of praise, and uji that a large number

were

turned away on account of

the crowded hpvsc. The play it says was more /ree torn vulgarity! pl*J of the character that was ever given ia that p'w*. rtstATsa or rxirzAjrc**

On Saturday flight the beautiful opera, Pirate* of Penzance, or The Slave of Duty will he prettnted at the Opera House. The opera is of the moat beautiful character and our amusement public cannot wall afford to loose the opportunity of hearing the piece. Sale of seata begins tomorrow at Button'a. camaao* oomtot goICPAKY.

On Monday night the Criterion Ooa*-

cb«,amuiittg oo«b«I^

prvmnt

wil) appear wit Toads* evening ia Sbaridan^ taaoaa Ooastdy.Tha Rivala. Joe Jeffarsoa »o eoauaeats from iheyieli

eacura him af*dl

his w|*tat4e* iamraaoa

WH1' JiKWs,

W The aase of the State of Indiana against frank Trombley, charged with an assault and battery with intend to kill, oante up in the criminal court this mornIng for trial.

A jury had been empannelled and •worn to answer questions touching their qualifications to act as such, whenj Mr. Felsenthal, attorney for Trombley, filed an application for a change of venue from Judgtt Long, on account of his iutensst, bias and prejudice. At first the judge seemed disinclined to grant the change as ample time had elapsed since the Indict ment was formed, and before the expense and trouble of summoning a jury and witnesses, was inclined to make the application, but Anally decided to entertain it and grand the change.

Judge Patterson was designated to preside at the trial, but upon conferring with him it was ascertained that he could not try the case before the latter part of January. Thereupon Judge Long in order lo proveut unnecessary delay appointed Thomas W. Harper, Judge pro tern who qualified immediately and proceeded to the discharge of his duty.

What reason or motive Trothbloy or his counsel bad In desiring a chnngo of Judge, we are unable to say as no more competent and impartial judge occupies the bench in this or any oilier State than Judge Long.

The selection of a jury was proceeded with, and will be completed this afternoon.

The State is represented by A. J. Kelley, :N. G. Buff, and W. II. 8pencer of Areola, Ills., and the defendant by Messrs. Felsenthal & Board,

Thecaso of Levi Overholwr v»- iho Cincinnati, Effingham, and Quincy construction company which came up in the circuit court yesterday is still in progress ^o-day. The evidence will probably be competed to-day and the arguments will be presented to-morrow.

—Geo. Lickert, Vandalia yard master, in the yards of this city, was struck by one of the yard switchmen yesterday afternoon, and the flesh above his right eye cut open by the force of the blow caused a copious flow of blood. Dr. Spencer dressed the wound and relieved Mr. Lickert of the pain caused by the severed flesh. The jroung man who did the mischief was lined $18.50 by His Honor, the mayor, this morning for assault and battery. The fine was paid and the young man "turned out."

Attempted Safe Burglary. An attempt was made last nigt to blow open the safe at Hudnut's hominy mill. The night hawks who ever they were, entered the office by a side door which they in some way unlocked, Two holes, one about the center of the safe and the other immediately under 'the lock were boared by a drill about of an inch in diameter. They evidently were scared away for they left the second hole but half drilled. No one knows anything about the affair, and the watchman says he visited the office several times during the night and found everything all right. It certainly must have been some one acquainted with the office and the customes of the watchman.

THE MARKETS.

New York.

Saw Ton*. Dec. 15.—Flonr—Heavy: anperflne State and weatani |3 4C8A 00 common to good extra,$4 00 good to choice, f5 1O0«C): white wheat extra $4 40©6 85 St. Louis, f4 66 A* 75 Minnesota patent process, $8 50@8 25. Wheat—Heavy. IHc lower, ungraded spring, $118 No.-8 do..$l XI ungraded red, $11C&1 94 No. 3. do.. $1 14*&1 l&Vi steamer do.,fl 06: No. red, St 18ai 19 No. 1 do.,$l 25:raixcd winter, $1 lOVfcStl 16*4: No. 3 whlte.$l 144®115. Corn— Active ungradedMG£59c No.8,MH@87 steamer 57fcc No. 2, S7J4c: No. 58a58H No. 2 December, 5a&36Uc January. February. »H0i6OXc Mar. 58c. Oats—Heavy mixed western, '1Q44c white western, 44@48c.

ChlCAKO.

Chicaoo. Dec. 15.—Flonr—Dnll and nominal winter wheat, $& 00(06 spring, *4 80 extra, 4 75 @500, Wheat-Act)v*. bnt lower nnaettled No. 8 red winter Wttc&Sl 01 No. 2 Cbicaim aprinx iltt). bid cash and December fl 0)JC. January 1 OUt. Febraarr sales at tl •=C®5 01* January (BH. February No, jChjcage spring. mobj rm uai a rc. rented, Cora-Doll, weak and lower, »hS»14c..ca«4u and bvd January ,»«c,

njtcxrd. ^aT cid^Dnii. Arta .lowrs iaupary. ,,*2^ Febmary, SSXc. ar. Walsky—Fair demand, bnl at lower rates fl 11. ioM~R«04tpt«.. 44,000 head sbipmenta l.W htA: w«ak# toJO? £w^«jmmop to medhm. ffblf: fntxed parking |4 40^470 Hgbt $ 9t&4 S3t fltMMe heavy. |4 70^4 ».

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tadtaamwlto Market.

hmiiximn, December IS.-liw H(^»— WeakJN*TK receipt*. ».000b«ad thlpmenU 4. m«E MAtrrK IABXET.

Wedneedav, Dec. 15, IBM*

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Kidney Wort tcU l*»t by overcoming Ute oiudoKt manner tendenoy to ccnsii paUun then, by iU gr«*t tonic} #nJ invigorating properties, it rp»tor«« to health tl»c deblliuted and weakened parts.' We have hundreds of certified fcun», where all elw had failed. U«- it am! suffer no longer.—Brekinym

Amdhg the mt»st prominent and best paln^ngs oa sale.at the Chicago Novelty store wecan mention a mountain seen in Color&da Bison Valley In Utah, Moonlight on the Hudson, and the old Hockeys as viewed from the plains, they have also a JMamouth stock of Oil finished Cromos set in four ilicit leaf guilt frame# that are beautiful to look upon. These are all first clas* goods, and our citizens will probably never have an opportunity of buying so cheap.

ThoussndK have been cured of dumb ague, bilious disorders, jaundice, dyspepsia, and all discuses of the liver, blood and stomach, when all other reml dies have failed, by using Prot. Gull* menu's French Liver Pad, which Is a quick and permanent cure for those disorders. Ask yonr druggist for the great remedy, and take no other, and if hei does not keen it send $1.50 in a letter to the French Pad Co., And receive one by mail post-paid. 5 W 1 11 Jt WJHHIJ—r

The Popular Bazar is making extraordinary preparations for the Holiday trade. They are going to have the grandest display of Holiday Goods ever seen or exhibited in this eity. Mr. Herz is one of the most popular merchants in our eity, and has justly earned the reputation of selling the best goods at the lowest prices.

This yeqir Mr. Herz has made a special effort to laden his counters with useful goods, as well as something ornamental.

He has now received, and is opening the most complete assorted stock ever brought to this city, and takes pleasure in announcing to his friends and patrons that he is now better prepared to offer bargains than ever before.

Herz' Popular Bazar.

BTT^ YOUK

HATS & BONNETS

AT EMIL BAUER'S

Wholesale and Retail Millinery Store The largest stock and lowest prices.

NICE FRESH BREAD AND CRACKERS.

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For good freah bread, cakes, and city butter, crackers, made fresh every day, call at the northwest corner of Fourth and Eagle streets.

'THOS.

A WKKK in yonr own town, ana no capi tal risked. You can give tne business a trial without expense. The best opportunity ever offered for those willing to work. You should try nothing else nntil yon aee tor yourself what yon can do at the bnelness we offer. No room to explain here. Yon can devote all yonr time or only yonr spare time tothe business, and make great pay for every boar that yon work. Women make aa much as men. Send for special private terms and particulars. which we mall free. |8.00 outUt free. Don't complain of hard times whUe yon bavesncb a chance. Address HALLETT A CO.. Portland. Maine.

-Finest and

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JOB. 0. URKWs.

Produce and Commission^

MERCHANT,"'"

Corner Fourth aud Cherry strseta, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.

Ij. WEI?/3SrE5R/.

416 MAIN 8TKEET. ,,

Dealer In

FINE WISES, LP&S & XI6A&S.

Also Agent for A. Mayer's celebrated Lager Beer.

Oysters! Oysters! Oysters!

Keeps constantly on hand all kinds of Oyateri which ha terre* to hU eastomers at au noura. L. WERNER,

M81m 410 Maht Street.

KATZENBACH & CO,

Have just opened anew

WHOLESALE

WIN£, LIQDOIl aad GISAH

ZE3IOTJSZB,

218 South Fourth Street.

WE KEEP A FULL STOCK OF

CALIFORNIA, and

IMPORTED WINES

AND BRANDIES,

ALSO FINE WHISKIES AND FANCY

LIQUORS.

Our Sour Wines embrace Berger, Riesling, Traminer and Q-ut-

edel.

Our Sweet Wines Angelica, Muscat, Madura, Port and Sher-

ry and our Red Wines, Zanfandel, and Chateau Margaux.

We- are prepared to deliver

Wines and Liquors to the Trade and private families in any quan

tity and by the case free of

charge.

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

Notice

is hereby given that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vigo County, Indiana, at their special session Dec. 0th, for a License to sell intoxicating liquors In a loss quantity than a quart at a time with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on my premises for one year. My place of business and the premises whereon said Liquor* are to be sold and arank are located at 803 Main Street, In the city of Terre Dante, Vigo Conntr, State of Indiana, belne lot 0B. of Rose's addition to the city of Terre Haute. 80w3 JOHN F. BEVIN,

•NO. 102 AND 104 NOJiTH J'QJTRTH STREET,

HAVE ON EXHIBITION FOE HOLIDAY GIFTS,

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AND A FULL LI5E OF EAST CflAIBS,

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Hiisic Stands, Music Portlolios* Wall Cabinets, Toilet CaMw i.v

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jff'CYUNDER BOOK CASES OFFICE DESKS,

PEDESTAL8, iFANCY STAIfBS, .-ASD^ FAJICY BRACKETS,

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Union

Depot—Tts&tf!and

Cheataat

traina except I. A St. L. T. H. 4 S. Ington) and freights. Time tve than Terre Bante lime. iiruxmox or »mu*c« •Everyday, All other trains dalfy\ day. tParler care dally, except Sondayi ingcara. cBeclinlag chair car.

VANDALIA LINE. (jUave going EaaU)

•aFast Line Mall and Ace. ^.. a+Day Ex ..... Mail and Aee................ ..... (Arrive from East) •aPaciflc Bx. Mail Train •atFast Ex........ Indianapolis Ace

(Leave going West.)

•aPacific Ex. Mail Train... *tFut Ex....

(Arrive from W^at)

•aFaat Line..,. Mall and Acc............ ..........J.

•a Day Ex

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TERSE HAUTE A LOOANSPOR Logansport Dir. .of Vandalia. (Leave for NortheaaL) Mall Train Mixed Trahu.* (Arrive from Northeast.) Mail Train 1 MUed Train

TERRS HAUTE Jfc BVANSVILL (Leave for South.) •sNaehvllle Ex tExpresa Freight and Acc. (Arrive from South.) tEaatern Ex •aChicago Ex. 1 Freight and Acc..., .CHICAGO A EASTERN 1LLINOI (Leave for North.)

Hand Chicago Ex Danville Acc •sNaehvllle and Chicago Ex i0 (Arrive from North.) Terre Haute Acc Chicago and Terre Haute Ex ••^Chicago and Nashville Ex

ILLINOIS MIDLAND RAILWA1 [Leave for Northwest.]

Peoria Mail and Ex............ Decatur Paasengcr, [Arrive from Northwest.] Peoria Mail and Ex........' Indianapolis Passenger T. H. Jfc SOUTHEASTERN, [to Worth ]Depot, Main and First Sts.] [Leave for Southeast.] Accommodation.. [Arrive from Southeast.] Acsommodation.... 3

DANVILLE ROUT-

Chicago & liters

Leave. Terre Haute.... 7.S5 a.m. Arrive. Danville 10.30 Hoopeston .11.88

Watseka 18.40 p.m. Peoria 8.80 Burlington 7.50 Keokuk .......7.43 Chicago... 4.00 Milwaukee 18.00 night is St. Paal 1.85 p.m.

Arrive. Terro Hante 4.20 a.m Leave. Danville 1.10 Hoopeston 11.56 J).m

Wataoka 11.00 Peoria 7.85 Bnrlington 8.80 Keokuk 8.55 Chicago 7.50 Mlilwaokee 1.00 St. Paul..., 8.06

Chicago & Northwestern

California Linr.

Lv Chicago...13.80 p.m I Ar. C. Bluffs... fll .... 9.15 "I ... 7.T

Milwaukee, fireen Bay & Lake »uj Line. Lv. Chicago... 8.00 a.m I Ar. Milwaukee' ...10.00 I ...10.00 Ar. Green Bay 8/ ... 9.00p.ml Milwaukee 11 ... 9.00 I Green Bay 5i ... 9.00 Escanaba. 10.|

Mt. Paul Jfc Minneapolis l-lne. Lv Chicago.. .10.00 a.m I Ar. St. Paul.. "... 9.00 p.m I

W. H. STENNEFT, Oen'l Pass. Ag't,^

Chicago, Uiiwstakee & St. hulki!

Lv. Chicago.. 10.10 a. m. ..10.10 ..10.10 ..10.10 .. 9.00 p. .. 9.00 .. 9.00 .. 9.09

Ar, Milwaukee W Oconom'c, LaCrosse.. 1(

St. Paul... Mllwaukeell Oconom'c. LaCrossee.. St. Paul.. 1.

A T. H. CARPENTER

•en. Pass, and Tkt. Ag't, Mllwai

KVKKTWHER*

work for whichi there Is alwafs •rtrtJ™

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