Daily News, Volume 2, Number 103, Franklin, Johnson County, 18 December 1880 — Page 3

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HACK UNKS.

.Prairie Creek,Orays I ralrb#nlta,T«e*day. aa«l Satardajr 700am.. TOOftttt .. J„ Tu««dftjr*&d 8ftiIbay .. 4 80 pm.. 100 pm He city ia divided lato acvcn Currier DlatrieU* Vllow«: ft ratal or Prwd Tfler, CUrrlcf. lb of Main «treet, betweon 5th ftnd 7tb a north from Main to city llralU, including |i«j allay b«iw«#n 7th and 8tb and to tito alley k*m 4th and 8ih «tr««Ut] alio, 8lb, 0th anf' north of «*«trrre. Tioili DliTatcT—John Knpp«ahclmer, Carrier. aonth eld* of Main »treet. between 5th and

Add all territory batwooa 4th and SH utraet*

th to the city limlta, lacludlng t* U.l alloy b« ion 8d and 4th xrcaia and to tb« alloy biUwoon i\ 7th ttrecta alao 7th «tre«t MMttn of Dcta- %•. city Unit*. 4ta» tt»Tftirr Jamei Johnson, Carrier. i*he aouth (Ule of Main street, from the river to atreet, and all territory west of the Alley be tan Sd and 4th atreet* »outh to city limlta. '"otrnrw DirratcT—Frartk Sibley, Carrier. he oerth tide of Malu •truet, from the mer to

treet, »nd aM territory we#t of the allej b*4th ai** "th Rtreeut, and north to the «lty Jtrtu nj«raiv"T -i'rank M. Mill*, Carrier, 'he north #ide of Main atreet, from 7th to the ieanal, between fth ftnd 10th atreeta. «nd all ftlory from the Alley between 7th and8th otreeln to the VandalU HH., north t« Sd avnnne, and up territory north of the Vandolla RR., eaat ,atreet to city Hmlta. **XTB OiaTHttiT—John R. Byer*. Carrier. wfee «outh Dlde of Main, between 0th And 711) note, from the alley between0H» and7th etreuta, ^•tl© the old canal, aoath to D«mloff, and «U tcrary ea*t on l»oi»lar »tr*et and •onthioOlRf llmlu.

UiSTAUT Lo'iii HaCBiia, jr.. Carrier,

iotith aide of Main atreet from Vth eaat to city lit*. Including the north aide of Main, eaat of al bed to city limlta, mad all territory wer [(nth ««re«t, MMt to city llmlu from Poo 4 on the nouth to the Vandal la ItR. track north. «Vta. 8. McClala, A axillary tJarrier, whoa* duty i* to make extra collection and yclrrefy trlpa.

MMUlJlTtONA,

fh« mall i« coTltcted from »tr«et letterboxe* eta In *t re el from I«t to )8th »treet*,northon4th to rrr, »outh on 4th to Walnut and Mnth on tat 'ojtlar. and Ohio otreot between let And 6th, tf.yrmk dny between 8.*J*0dSJ.30a m, betwe«R wd 10:90 A tn. between 19:SU And 8:t» tft, ia^ollectlon Innndet to Poplar atreet an the VK and eaat to lStka«d oortk Wt Ulon Do tween 9 90 and Si$i) a), between 4:90 and and Wlween lt!00 and 9KWptn. Allot «ca are collected from twice per day, beti ho»r# of i?80 »«dl to !00 ft and heWreeh •»d7k« m.

CArrler

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SnndA#, the INxit i«ce ttek A IA, »ad peraona 11 At thewiadaw dealgtlAt

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)tyen from 9 to 10 their IAAU «an the nnwbcr o?

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Handay oidleiottoae orei the *atire city la mad iween 4:9^ aad m, aad again la the baaa *a part ofv the city between $ aad o'clock ReceiTlnt bftXf# bdte been placed on etery er»r t»r of Mala to enable p#tix»»r«*ldlng near to arai! themtehc# of the freqnent coUecttoiH 'Ade theWNoa with A eetrf ehart walh. m»« attention of the ftubllc i* called to the jn*at l^atte« eac* carrier «S4U?fed «o «*!*, tM par«livlag a dletance back to yard* are earaoetly iae*tM to fea*«e (a thatr fmat other conventual ptaeee *e wtll fa front deli*crt of wall. CarAW uot allowed wih Hnxtr &A« 30 »cca«d« for an Aa#w«f to A

II, and after waitlrt# thAt1vftg aM r^t*Tttjrn*» I r. be tawet retain the a»*tl deier*. Carrier* AM aMlged to be prompt, and to

i**d to ca fttaac* M.

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HlWi TAIHtlb^t m&FTII TAKtM. Mtawary. Piiwml taaattade, P*la ta the h, Ptmnewe of Fftmatar* Old A&+ wmmr other {Heeaeee that lead to tMAatty or uttmptioa and a Ptematare era**. —Pa* filt# *feia«

MX y^taHw toe |t, «r artA W

»t tre* hy malt od receipt of the *oo«y by adXteealnc tnk e*A* mwmw^nm c*.

Xo. a MarlMtafe** MaA, U»nwMrr%lfrr«. S«4d ta Tarn Ba*t« Aa4 hjr a8 iDraaWt et«y there. •B!."1 ill ... ".'"J""

|A HOSTS InNtte mad ftr*. faatet at woe* at. aad «ach a» aaifwae oaa fa fight aU^ Alt aw whw, who eea UM* a««hs«k win eeiwl i#if »W»w» at «wse awl ac« tm lieet'f ««tit a«d tern* tt«e la tike sin*. alread^alwHt ar* ap larg*

RE5TZ-«ailTU5T.

Tbejr hire coroe »nd ponet tbose "diz tj blosda." and brunette who are traveling uoder tbe iuune of the Keolz-Santley combination. And the man/ youths and •ged men wbo «miled£o beautifuley at the txbibidon of fenulc anatormny *re now attempting to explain tlkir absence from home last night by feignring pressing business on the approach of the holidays. It's of no good, better go b#ck to the old lodge dodge, it is njtteh better. We were exoeediiigly annoyed this mqroiag in seeing oar already written article to nearly the same as that which appeared in the momirig paper. Thefe seTeral prominent personages who were however overlooked in this harvest where the sylbe pretty well dulled by the usage, qould not clere the tougher stocks that stood in stately fields of bald heads, and faint at tempts at bearded grain. We thought it flharopftilthfctl^^rejige entered the hall to late to get nearer the stage than the fifth row of Paraquet chairs where the heads of the higher towers of human ity shut off a full view of the stage Had not W. H. Duncan, who sat by his side, kept him continually informed as to the proceeding of the young laides on the stage, that intelligent little individual would have actually went wild with cu riosity. Far back were the shades of the gaJl#ri«» covered the Ires« Circle 'n shadow of gloom, wo saw a timid looking little fellow with gray hair and beard, and wondered why so small a being ap pearantly bowed down with care and bus in«s« responsibilities could find any such place asfthls to drown bis overtaxed intellect. in a short hour of amusement Closed examination revealed to us the liu lie form of James II. HcNeeley, wjbo from the exproeuibn of hia^ countenance was indulging his imaginative powers, and dreaming that he wtut director of the Southern prison, and all these fair dam sels were under bis charge. These are some few that the morning paper failed to notice which would rleave the list incomplete,

FREAKS.

The Criterion Company will next Mon day night appear at the Opera House in Freaks. The following notice of this company ia from the Boston Journal

The most attractive performance of the week, by the New York Criterion Comedy Company, it» our view, was "Freaks." It i»a running stream of fun, and con tains more wity dialogue, no less than comic situations, Umn any play written for many years. And it was correspondingly enjoved. It is something cheerful and exhilarating to hear an audience on the continnous roar, and especially at and with what is decent in sentiment and incident. Such were the audiences the latter half of the week.

The N. Y. Criterion Company is an excellent organization. All the leading parts were given with cleverness, clearness and accuracy. riftATBS or PKtntAKCS.

Do not fail to be present at ihe Opera House to-night. To hear and see this play is sure to give a person as solid an evening of enjoyment as thev can desire.

The Kow York Tim** says: There is an underlying current of humor which shows the talent of Mr. Gil lcrt in this peculiar line, and it would be impossible ror a con finned misanthrope to refrain from merriment over it. It is very well put upon the stage, /and is pictusesqae from first to iasU The amuse roent that is caused by incongruous situ ationa, and the absurd gravity with which the pretend seriousness of certain scenes is carried out were the cause of irrnjpre* ilbfe laughter last night. The text is so full of points that the student can not Ml 10 learn i( the opor» is elosejj ob served.

TllR 111YAJMi

Joseph Jefferson will on Tuesday ap-

are f»ar dellferlea mat' per day la the mart of the city at TiOO And 11:10 a ta. 4tio a» A delt»rry at p« iear a«» "Bob Acres" in the Rivals. The tach btteltieaa bonce* a* de*tre It, whoae ... .. of tHMta«aa la located twtweea #d and tth ta and not more ^ian one aqnare from

Philadelphia .Siter refers to the Jefferson company as follows: Jfie Jefferson appeard at the Arch last night as "'Bob Acres Such a player in such a play \fas an event quite sure to pack the house* Mr. Jefferson'# Bob A ores" is not a stilliy drawn caricature, but aaharply defined, sufficiently colored picture of the winsome coward, infused with a ddkate humor that is free from the vice of exaggeration. He Is careful never to overstep the modesty of nature, preferring aiwavs to keep well within the JiQeiu The chtulengo scene and the duel scene were especially admirable. Mr Jefferson wait sustained by a eaat quite retuarkabJe Xoriis general excellence.

KOTKN PXHCraKBRAMATIC WOBIA

Next Monday evening Emmet will open his new theatre in Chicago. It will be re m&mbcrad thai, his old bulldinn was des troyed during the Chicago Ire. The new structure i* said to be a fine one, and great ccedlt Is due the proprietor for hid promptness in rebuilding U.

Salvini remHied $26,000 from eight per formances in New York during hit engagement feel*. t^s.. j*-. ..*v

TbettiitOm duties oa Sara Bemhardt wardK», amounting have been ordered to be refunded by the treasury de jMtftneat. Tfee treasury decided that the Ust of article* preeented consisted of ooa-

.. tames adapted for certain characters rep-

dh#I« arts by feassonal capacity, OHIT adapted stag« use, and Uiere seemed to be no doubt that they formed part of her professional hnplemoitU of tools of trade as recxigniawi by adecution of that department, dated

TIT A to* at o*t^

October 34,18TS, and the genml fwactke which has obtained i&r nuuty V«*ak~-

Tvt voOr Winter Oape a&d Giowm f» to & Lx»h & Co. Vtxf mmbib1.!,«myaiaai.... JtuMuuimuwjfr

Remember that Whitaker tepain jour Boot* A Shoet al IAtt Iowa* l$vi»jt: tatss and dm nothing but Sim data wstk, 10SU

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List of uncalled /or letters remaining in the Terrc Haute postoffice, county of Yigo, state oX Indiana.

SUTUHDAT,DeeembariS.

BarriaaJoha Clark J«a ML v,.+ *,

Lake tnr Bert Lear Frank Lewis mrj Marxilia Lewelhrn Thonuu Lang Cnarlea M.A JrAn ^KasteHer Bei\ MataeeU Adam Mile* Wm McCniloch mra Ellen Mc Far land Wm McGairvJuB Nash on Nowell Uweaamr Ed* Patunore F. Riee Samael Rolling* Louis Scott mra Nancy Sparks Wm Srelnhaoer mr Stewart Betsjainln Stewart miaa Laura Stubbs John Stone Simon Stardevftnt miss Mary Sweet, Paul Tood mice Belle Turner Alon«o 11 L'mble Jane Y$«sJ Walcottmra Winlluop Yarren

Daria Wm E Donnelly Mr* Emma Damont -T "M Wmire Wm Fitbor Tiiim "F-mma »A Fifilcy James Fogel Renben Finley mi« Gnede Gardner A neon Oikr«ra*e Otto Ororer tirabammte# Eliza Gray miM Blanch Griffith Link Grote mra Mary Qanna Jft Harris W Hart mre Hatile I llerta rar v, Hill HQ Hubbard Sherman Humphrey mra Agooa Hamphrey Geo W IabetiKranh Jonc« Jim KJaneyntlf'* Jennie KUJomer W Kindle/ mrs Grace Kirktnan John

Persons calling for letters advertised in this list will please say "advertised" and give date.

N. FILBECK, P. M.

CHI HCH XOWCES/KIV

Atbury M. B, Ghuroh—Fourth and Poplar streets J. W. Greene, Pastor. Preaching to-morrow morning at 10:30. The Kni^its of Pythias will be present. JBvening service at 7KX).- Sunday School at 2:30 p. M. Everybody invited.

Ctatral Presbyterian Church—Preaching al 11 k. M. by Rev. Tho^, Parry subject, "Churchbuilding." Evening, "Prodigal son." Seats free- Welcome to all.

Centennary M. E. Ohureh.—Sabbath, class 9% A, M. preaching, 10£ A* M. Sundav School 2% P. M. Prayer meeting every Wednesday night, beginningat 7. Subject Sundav morning, "Vows." EVe ing, "Filled with the spirits."

Allen Chapel A. 3f. Church—Sunday services Funeral of the,late Mrs. Mary Woodson at 1 o'clock. Sunday School 2 p. p. young people's meeiipg, at?v. addressed by Miss H. Q. Brown, Wilberforce, Ohio. Preaching 7, p.

Christian Chapel—Mulberry, between Sixth and Seventh streets. Snnday School at 9% o'clock preaching at 10:15 A. M. and7P.M.

THE MARKETS."

ew York.

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YORK.Deo,

17, -Hlour-Heavy: bnyern*

favor prices without dectded change stiperflnr State and western, $S 4fl^3 93 common to good extra,(4 88@5 00 good to choice, $5 05©675 white wheal extra, $6 1006 00: extra Ohio, $4 40

St. Louie, 94 00^0 75 MinnasoU patent process. SO C0®8 26. \Mje*t—Fair speculative demand ungraded apring 1 25 No, 8 do., $110X^117K steamer, do, $1 07 No. S. retk$l 19^ @1 3t))4 steamer, do.. $1 17 No. 1 $1 25®1 38: mixcd wlpter.fi 17 ungraded white. $1 09&1 «0. No. S do., $1 ISS£. Corn—Cash, half to one cent lower ungraded. 564@S3UC No. 3. 55J4@55*£ *tearoer,|«^®57c No-2, &7fc<®58!4c low mixed, 57^c No. 8, December 68c January, 53X®5#: February 50U@5iM*c. Oata-^-Inactire: mixed western, 40@446{ miite WMterh, 43H®47c.

•V* ('hlcagn.

OHICAOO, Dec. 17.-— Flour— Dull and -nominal winter whoat, $! OOlftO 5j spring, $4 (10 extra.4 75 ffi5 00. Wheat—Active, firm ana higher No, S red winter. $100 No.

Chica«o apring^l 01)^101H

ca«h $f OTH.December. $1 «2)4 JaniBiry $1 08H, February No 8 Chicaga spring.87?£@89c. rejected. 68®69Kc. Cora—Moderately active and higher, 80c,«a«b 8»HC, Januaryt!»Hc, February

higher, 8»c, ... 44H®44UC, May 43H(Ri48Hc, Jnne. Active and a shkde higher ur«®Wl*c, Jauuarv May W hisky—Steady amh

May 48HCfr48Hc, Jnne. Oat»—Fairly a shfcde higher ur^(®flixc, ca*h:Sl^c.

ang

head shlpmunts higher, Ing free t!40@4

Live hogs—Receipt*. 87,000, 1,300 mora active ana

quality pwr packertand ehlpoera buyD«ly mlx«d packing, $4Ba®l 06 light. 4 OS choice heavy, $tB0®6 01V.

CliiettVKKti'.'

Ct*cti»5ATt, Decemljcr 17.—Flour—Qniet and unchanged ftfmllyj $4 70($l600: fancy, nucban geo S6^» 00. Wheat-Market dull No. 2 amber, $1 wlW, No. red winter, 103. Corn--"j M«rkH d*Htrf«r mined, 46« naw «ar 45H?fc 46. Oatc-tittict: No. 4 mixed, 37c. Whisky-'

Demand fair Aud market fifib* Si 10. Live hog«Firm common, fttJO^MSO light, $4 .'«0 packing, S4 50^4 75 butchers', $4 7ti@4«) ra- .—. v. mnla. J.600bead.

Indianapolis Market.

tHoiaxarous, December 17.—Live Hogs— Qnlet $4 0K&4 re receipw. 8,900headvMhipments. I,5ti0 head .• ,ai.

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aiDRS AUMMIW.'-

Corrected by L. A. Burnett. 115 S, Fonrth St. Qre«n hldea, Be: anen salt cnred.Oc. veal skin? l«Hc: kip aklh*. 10c dry Olnt. t8c: dry sslt, 10c sheep *!tln«, «*®$l: tamb^ VS@»»c No. batch er«' tallow, Set damaged hides, S price.

LEATitKB.

Beat hemlock cole, SO^MS second slaughter toie,38f$3Dc oek sole.4«c. PRODrCR. (Combed by Jos. 11. Brlggs, cor. Fourth auti

Cherry Street.)

Batter, choice, l$c do. Inferior, ?®1te egg* freeh. 80c raga. mixed $3 SS per hnodrfd poonde. leathers, prifflKL 70c green *»lt h!de* 9c: dry. JOftlSc peft*. 8Sc© Slid tallow. 6c hay f15 00 per ton.

FtTBS.

faoa. lOAeHl mink, l(i#S5c, skunk. muritfsM&Kte ofrnwiam, 9^i0« otter.

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rOtSTLTRY.

Yont*chlckcna.per dosea. |1 50 heas. perdoxea. ft 00: rooctera. $1 85: dncka. flSO geeae, |4 00 torkeya. per », 8c. a OKAIN. wieat—FnlU, 97a red, |l Co. Oom hominy, «C mixed. S7c, QMA,9».

LIV2 STOCK.

(Corrected by P. Darla, At Stock 1 ards.) 8t*«ura. beary weights' per poond. 8®SHc light.

And heifers. b«lls,«ftr. Teals. wm* iffypHrrv* ft am* M.

eoartphua oC.

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Many a jaded woman looking for lit relations to visit her feels like the om' who calls lier*elf an "over-vifciic«i womaii," and makes her complaint through lite x»iuaue of U*e**icw York Tribune:

She has been married fifteen yeans has several, children, lives on the cw«* homestead, and cverj1 summer her husband's motlter, brothers and sisters, with their children, come visiting. "Ontx^ when my husband told me that he lutd heard frmu his mother, and that *l* would be with ns to-morrow, I said dear? 'Oh dear whatf said he. ••-"I don't know how to take any montronble,' said I. *^Iy uiotlier new. made any trouble any where/ said hf I mean that I can't take any more work.' *Mv mother won't make any more work. Alt you have to do is to put on another alate.' I said no more, bnt from that lay to this, each year, she comes with her children and grandchildren. They sit on the cool niazza^ and I cook for them over the not. kitchen-stove, witfj one child in my arms and another hanging at my skirts." She thinks it a cruel way to treat any woman. It at least shows that all the inconveniences and annoyances of inother-in-lawism are not on the side of the husband.

—"DOES HKH OWN WORK.*'—Docs

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In rsspof« to Uw* orient xeqnaata of groat numbers cf pocplo wtio prefer to JwriihM# Kldnery-Wort Mrwudy prtrpa*«i, priatecaoftlda eelobratad rctnedy now »rapara It tn U^oU fora well aa dry•ary oonoontxitid, Uput up in tar*a botttaa, aad ia aqtMOl? «dai«ntas thatputup dr^r to tinoaaa. Itaaweaf-.a naewitar of preparing, Is always raady, Andlspow «^itjrttlsalir ooMpeople. Itlee.Il perbbtUa. LXQUZS AHX imr SOL3 BY fefttTOOSBTS

WELLS. BlCli AW»$OS A CO., Prop'rs Yl.

." Lata at "ASMS FAJOL"

"SOUTH and WEST,"

FtmLtssxA AY Pi?r* Srtntr, St., Locia.

By ALFRED AVERY 4 CO.

9end for sample eop.es of SOUTH an# WEST," which is a fim-cl*is agTtettltoral sad Wily i»a«r, »oblishM •eml-awttthlf at OM low price of BO Ckjrm A Yaa*. Politic* ar» «»tlrcljr ignored. General ncwa, ralnable informatioo,and tnterwolng rt*llnr matterarsfar* slatted. The best of com»popAents oontrtbute from alWOonjHsf the conn trr.Daeftil prwnlnnss sad liberal oommiasioas will be given toclafc* raisers. Saarues Fas*.

x»»,

of Hl-^toft^eals, the

qf ifortocviture, London, remarks

that it is UH» result of one of two causes --either the food on which fowls are fed, or the st&staoce on which the eggs are laid, and a&U: Thk may be easily tested by shutting up a iafiagjben and gitfeg her owik or malteil ^ky to«tt Jto a few dayi tkt egga wllF^te of the food. We have tried this ourselves, and know this to be correct. Another theory—but, wmatt «fwak of it with the same certainty—that an ear laid on

any

strong I

Knelling aofasfeaace wml contract it Thfc Is explained by the fitct that the ahell,, when the wf lively soft and bard after coats kt yoor feltsli be whateaomdy pbia food, sad mr ceats be with clean «U«w. Eav nest* haw a. *. F» »insi+Oa»i oqr to mttkm nm twte. Mow: and yo« will have

r^r

she?

What of it? Is it any disgrace Is she anylessatrue womaii, less worthy of respect than she who sits in silk aud satin, and is vain of fingers that never labor? We listened to this sneer a few days ago, and the toue in which it was uttered betokened a narrow, selfish, ignoble mind, better fitted for any place than a country whose institutions rest on honorable labor as one of the chief cor-ner-stones. It evinced a false idea.of the true basis of society, of true womanhood. of genuine nobility. It showed the detestable spirit of caste, of rank, which a certain class are trying to establish—a caste whose sole foundation is money, and so the meanest kind of rank known to civilization. Mind, manners, morals, all that enters into a good character, are of no account with tnese social snobs position in their stilted nusks is lought with cold, and each additional dollar is another round in the ladder by which elevation is gained.

^ICfl

That Aetfc at liio SiaBie Time on THE'UVER, "",iTKE BOWELS, arid the KIDNEYS.

These rrcat orcaas arc tV natuoil Ucan»•r* of tne (. •"u-ia. ii"i! work well, hwut! •rl'l h? pwfritr' 1t ttt«y become cloitgci: dreadful dlst'tit-v* crrt auro JO f*Stovr wii-h

TERRIBLt SUFFERiNB.

llillonsncKS, lleailsrhe, DyKpepaia, Jam dire, CouNfcipr.tlcu

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