Daily News, Volume 2, Number 105, Franklin, Johnson County, 21 December 1880 — Page 4
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TUESfrit, DECEMBER 21 1S9U.
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Wanted.
tSF*Advert'*eraeaf« printed under tbU bead One C«®t e*4h word. «.»] ih» advert urenmot will rarrly fall u» attract tbe attention «f p*r«m» who may have *h»t*ver I* wanted. autf from a large number of -'jdi'r* thr otverti#«*r eoablwl to make tbe fa*or*b!«* aeleetfon*.,
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To one who can
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wage*. Mailt come well rccommen "rn. T. D.OlinStfe Main (street
tlf VN'T KB—Severs! firtf-eta** ri-w*b.iy* at TV !bi#»flee, Apply at one*.
.for Kent.
irge a city for landlords
todepend *!..fard«. which attract tht attention of tr,!y it nth jK?r*oiix as neceiwarity pa*# tbe pf«tui»rD, whU« a *m»Il advertitetaerit inserted iti the (uit.t Hitw* will reach daily everybody likely to want or hoa*«*. promptly «««r« a tenant. am! **ve the to*# ntlniag fw»m property «laot] tK Mle,
Hoiikc" of tan room# on south dtb
*tre«-t femate CoII.-g-e. Apply at No, Main B6t*
£or Sale.
0T t'nder thi* head, for One Ctent p«r word, peraorm may offer whatever they may hare for sale, unl i«! «nrj of rewriting more purrhswer# every day titan eouM be done tn a week by permnal »eltctuttoo, tbaa securing the advantage of many inquiries ana of aeJltng at the beH offer*.
JjlOH ft ALE -F'.rat-claas milcb cow. young and Jl handnome ennnlr*' at thi* office.
TJ U'J CITY.
—The Rivals to-night. —Tlie city council holds lis regular meeting to night, Seats free. —Prof. David Brenncka is going lo teach dancing in tbi# city this winter. —The Presbyterian Church folks will favor the Viucv mu^ folkn vrith a concert in few «iay». —The
Sutniay 8t-h*ol will
giyc tholr holultty «n^«rtrtinment next TiimUay night. —The Vandalm hoys w^re yesterday made happy by the appearance Sn this city of the pay car
T-Securc a w»t b^fom you go to the Opera llouto M-njghju or you will find yourself crowded out. r-Head, carefully the adv«rtt9«incnt in this isnuQ, placed there by Philip Schloas the popular clothiug merchant. —Thursday flight Rot, Thomaa J^jrry will lecture in the Presbyterian Church on 'the Hctolution of Thought." —People should patronize tbe live tnerchant* of our city and not Uie dead old fogies who have not life enough to advertise their business —Little Blanch, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Charles IIoras.il, i« lying at the point of death, at the residence of Mm. h, J. Sell North f** street, **j—• •gmmmKmmmmmmmmm
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Klijah Piorson came up at 11 o'clock thiii morning, and gave himself up to the authorities. He gave bond to the amount of 110,009 for his appearance before the criminal court.
ttrake bUl^ollar U«ne.
A man named 1 ogling, a resident of i§t JSlmo, Ills., fell in front of Kui»suerk* ttiu •ic store, *u Ohio street yesterday, and broke hi* collar bone. Br. Crapo attend ed the unfortunate man who la now doing aa weU a* can In? expected.
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At 10 cJock yestenlay morninsf a man named Patrick O'Coaiiel. living on north Eleventh streeVftOd employed about tbe •aloona on Second street, dropped daad 1a the Tip Top saloon, jutt north of Main on Second street. Whiskey w»* the rau?te of his den'b. hi* life hating been one pt contlntul rlcbauchcry. jjujxiuwaawMHffw*' gmm JS-' tl«tUHM ioformatioo baa been given to a 3u Loub repvrtef. by audo.^ratxg^^hich will pmbaUly disa1jn*e tbe Jwoneow hte«» wbi«b |wnttte hav io rwgard to tbe ooatly dw** frwr the alasfe. J$be #ay»: 'Aitfecatfi* dr«»^ag fctf tb« aoctety dmtnaU ex|wtt*tttL tbe
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Miw Lliitfe JJIen will ipend tier vacation at home. Bon. 8 W. Hanaa, left for the U. 8. Capital lo dny.
Miaa Matiise Tuefl baa «t!turned from a Visit ir Waalii»gton.
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Sam Hammel has some, legal ..business lo attend to hi Sullivan.»# Z"% Mrs. W. E. Perryman, and Mrs. E. 8. Bart ram will spend a few days in Indianapolis.
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Mis* Anna Helm of Louisviflc ts tbe gue*t of the family of W. R. McKeen of this city.
Mrs. Emma Wbitlock of Gravaville, Is visiting Mrs. Ileimaa of south Fourth street.
Misses Anna Warren and Nellie O'bolyc of this city will spend tbe Holidays with Miss Jessie Warren in New
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A couple of fellows named Stock and Ritlner became involved in a quarrel on North Third street this morning and lively tUt-tt-cuff was the result both were under tbe influence of liquor, and of course their fighting did not amount to anything of consequence.
Tbe difficulty grew out of a conversation in which a woman played a promt nent figure.
The appearance of the woman around a comer, served as$& sufficient cooler, and the fellows shook hands and appeared ae though they had been "cOid" friends all their life time. The girl spoke to each, and passed on entirely unconscious of the ^rouble she had caused and settled.
THE FAIRIES' BOWER.
The Prettkst Decoration in the City, by Wm. Voelker.
To begin with, this is not an advertise ment. It ia but a fair statement of the beauty which adorns the bazar of Mr. Herz, and is given with no pretense of coloring. Many places of business in the city are now decorated, but we venture to say that none of fheru can compare with this, the Faries' Bower. will repay anyone to call at this bazar and see how handsomely, and with what artistic skill it is decorated. On entering the door, tue finest thing that greets your "ex»" is a most beautiful entwining of flowers and evergreens speaking silently, "welcome next a motto greets you with "Merry Christmas," then another "A Happy New Year," and tbe last one "Remember us in 1881." And sncll a place! Nothing but tiii$ silks and flowers, cedars and leaves, all mingled with the happy faces of numerous young Indies, lend a charm next to enchantment.
Nannie Weeks. Sallie Morgan, Emily Steinmehl, Lulu Rclhle. Sophia Wilkes, Nettie Jewell, Theresa Straus, Carrie May, Cora Steinmehl and Adelia Robertson, are all in the employ of Mr. Herz, and testify to his popularity and universal kindness. Mr. Herz hasjbeen in business here about tvicho \cars tnd has built up a reputation excelled by no one in the State.
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A farcical comedy of the most laughable description, has bccorae the princi pal bill of the company bv reason of its unbounded success everywhere. -It was performed with such artistic care that the public were enthusiastic in their praise of it. Its characters are all affordedjlue opportunities foe good acting. The play is literally tSharged with infectious humor, whllh produces the roost uproarous laughter in an audience, rns
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To-night Joe Jefferson will appear in tke Rivals. Cornedv is the laoglt of nature, and that it has the liveliest attraction for a progressive and desperately in earnest people was evinced by the large audience which witnessed Mr. Joseph Jefferson's first performance of "The Rivals" at the Arch street Theatre* last night It seemt that the forces of l-fe.strained in the fierce struggle for existence, would fain lie dovra in those little blank spaces between supper and sleep, and bask in the sunsblne merriment. Like our houses, we have glass windows in ourselves, and we love to throw op*n our abutters when opportunity offers and let in a flood of light to show us that our soul fnfniturn is not as moldy and dingy as we feared, and that Its very dust particles can be seen to dance in the focal ray* of com edv. But it Is not only Innate love of humor thai fills the theatre with intelli ji*»nt and reftoad people. There is a fascination for the audience other than the fttrram of delidous ftm emanating from "Bob Acres," As Mr. Jefferson sees tttotr In "Brtb* than the. eoward and the lop. the charmed spectators? .see* mors in him than the re comwflar He fa -Ms the audience a double In die. Tu see In his creation art nature at the same thev arrc, .* with t«e lu.UJrou^ess of tbe Hereveals the essence of p..r ««joywwmt» elevates c«r,:«iv v.! ociles humanity with itself
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—The crowd HaM *tU that ,* -the ...oopi.
daocers at Armory KWrk were all -4r»T* livsng la Um
of the Midland 'sh«^s and igartkm •ttsrv say th.-v "ink i'.'ijweredetit ai ca,i^r hali^ that they »uL^ sk«ptl}) the .1
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AC' Tdlng lo the sdwve the Sod^ty itiiderwlM»e awapicsttsstliedaaoe waagivan Icattl wmyi. Ptatttiws di»«ot grm-i *l)r, ft ate w4se*
•••-..•An-hththl Forties, the war eorrespo»dn- tbe Moo Daily Vfl«. is |n«p*r ,ud U* the Youth C«tnp*nioo a aerie* of artMe* relating to hb persoaal adventures on the batU* mldsof Tnrkey, and ia the Ftnaeo-itaaiiait w& &tta
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The decorations of the different store* in this city ire this year finer and mora brilliant than ever beforfc. Ia looking about to day wc wem especially attracted by the artistic arrangement of the "o-im.' of A. Hers and that of Owen, FUley & Co.
On entering tbe establishment of A. Hent on Main Street, between, Fourth and Fifth, Oar eyes first feel upon a motto arranged in evergreen, bidding "welcome" to each visitor who enters the room. From the front to the rear of* the store an arch canopies the centre of the room, and this arch is festooned with a brilliant plr arranged exhibision of notions and fancy goods. The work of this is due to Wm. Voelker.
Gn every hand the eyes of the bewil dered visitor rest on a stock of useful goods of the best which quality at this place can be purchased at the lowest prices. The place is constantly crowded with customea who are all properly waited upon by a large number of accommodating young ladies who are always ready to see that no one leaves without being properly cared for.
Further down the street we were at ,traded by the display of holiday goods in the window of the clothing establishment of Philip Schloss An index to a perfect stock of gentlemen's furnishing goods which are to be seen in his house. 'At Owen Pixley & Co's. we were again compelled by the attractive window show to stop and look about their beautifuly trimed store room. Here again is a complete stock of gents and boys furnish ing goods,|flt presents with which to crealc happy hearts in the bosom* of your friends next Saturday. If you wish to make useful holiday presents we would advise you to examine well the stock to be seen at the gbove named places before you determine nn what you will expend your means. Here you can secure value received for all you expend and at the same time create the happy feeling that you would desire in the breast of the friend vou wish to favor.
fleeoncl Trial of *rs. Brown. tiidlanapoli* New#: The second trial of Mrs. Mary F. Brown, the alleged uxorcide, began this morning in the criminal court, Ralph Hill presid ing. The public, probably, are aware that nothing much of interest will be developed for a day or two, at least not before a jury is impannelled, and the attendance to^day was confined almost exclusively to the hangers on about the court house, and the victims of the special venire for selecting a jury. The state is represented by Prosecutor Elain and Deputy Brown, while the defense is conducted by Cropsey & Cooper, and Dr. Levi Ritter. Mrs. Brown sits at the same table with her counsel, and to day her demeanor was almost impassive. She is paler than at the time of her previous trial, but her desperate and repeated attacks of illness have not had much effect, if any upon her physique. She was dressed in a leghorn bonnet, with a black feather in it, black cloth cloak, black cloth gloves, and black alpaca dress trimmed in velvet in plain folds. She sat quite unconcerned and in an easy attitude of listening. The morning session was exhausted in questioning candidates for Urn jury as to their fitness for service, and up to noon, forty bad been called and excused, mostly for cause. The indications then were that the venire of seventy-five would be exhausted and then the panel will not be completed.
It is^ an established fact that our life insurance companies are prepared to take risks on anticipated consumption, provided they will freely use Dr. Jordan's King renovater and liniment. This certainly speaks volumes in favor of these standard remedies. For. sale by all retail druggists throughout th& State, and wholesale stores in the city.
GUUOK & Btcrby.
Magnetic Art**«*n Built*.
Recommended by the highest medical authority for Paralysis,. Rheumatism, Gout. Neuralgia. Catarrh. Gleet. Syphilis, Skin Diseased Dyspepsia and all Female Diseases. Elegant new bath house. Competent attendants. Cheapest and best oaths the world. Bath house at the foot of Walnut street.
MAGNETIC ABTRSTAN BATH COU Terrc Haute, Ind. -lU!-J~3Bgg—iisa»
Remedy for Indigestion. Here ia rather a curious remedy, but in tuanv cauea a very certain one, for the cure of indigestion. It is simply the cultivation of a habit of chewing, while out of doors, different kind of green leaves and swallowing tlie juice. One can always cull a leaf from a hedge or bush as one passes, Almost ell are good that are Hanscon*, such as the ivy, or poisonous laurel-kaf. One of the latter, however, is a capital thing where there is a slight irritation of the stomach. The chewing of leavfe cures dyspepsia, principaHv, I l»e!tevc, by increasing the flow of salivary juice, and partly by the tonic and stlmulati»g action of the leaf chewed. The leaves that occur to me at present as most likely to We beneficial are those of the pine-trees spruce or Scotch fir. blackthorn, currant and roee bushes, mint, the petals of many flower*, the stalks of tr.onnt«in-daisir*, the white portion of rustiea, the hark of many yonast trees* and tlie tended parte of the Mnlka Of green wheat, oatts, or almost any of the larger entires hot your ora liitf* ttvrsst in a $mv measure guide yoti, if yon elect to i-.uke trial ofat^y remedy. I should say, however, that the chewing i* better to take jsfewsi hefiwrr» or between a I a S a a
—Mr. Juha G. Wfait^icr tiebmfif religious Relief than most readers of his }»o« wuldhavofm tKin»rl. He writes to a espodeiit*T "I think I nnder. stand thy inquiry. I aa» uot an Uuiycrwiltt*, tor I beliete la the possibility of the perpetual loss of the soul that peraisteaUrtarns from ikhl ia the acxt life as iO this. But do believe, also, that the Divine love and oocapamtoa follow o» In all worlds, and thai the Heave®!* Father will do the best that is possible for every cre&tara that He has made. What that will be mast be left to his infinite wisdom and goodnesa. I would tefcrtbe* to poem of mine, "Th*anaw eV-'Spare me drawI a^el of reproof,'
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so,"answered the feiead. "Bow?" inquired ibe first lady. "By using Hon BUters. that makes pure rich blood and blooming health. It did it for me as you observe. Read of iL—Canto BuUHin.
For French Confectionery, especially for the Holidays, Chicacago Caramels, Creams, Taffies. Mixed Candies, etc., nice, fresh and cheap, at Eiser's. Ninth and a in re
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The ladies are reminded that this is the last week of the clearance sale at Mrs. T. D. Olin's millinery rooms, during the week she will continue to sell those fashionable bonnets at cost.
PURE HOME-MADE AND FRENCH MIXED CANDIES,' IN ANY QUANTITY, AT WHITE'S OYSTER BAY.
APPLES. OkANGES, LEMONS, BANANAS, GRAPES, FIGS AND RAISINS -AT WHITE'S OYSTER BAY.
Go to J. B. Hughes meal at 15 cents.
The Chicago Novelty Co.
606 MAIN STREET.
Are selling an envelope for 25 cents, and when one is drawn, marked with a class, the drawer is entitled to select any article in said class without further cost.
Fancy Fruits and Nuts,Florida Oranges, Bananas, etc., at Eiser's. '?r,, !.
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Rogers &Co. at 329 Main Street
have just received a mammouth
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"Oh how I wiah my skia was as dearand soft ta ysnsrs," said a lady to your fcicnd. Vou eaa easil^ make U, pgtion then, by its great lonic and invig-
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Go and see the great free show, open daily, in front of Bar tram & Co.'s Tailoring Store. You never saw anything like it. 513 Main st„ is the place.
Mrs- T. D- Olin is now offering her millinery at cost. This is done to make room for a large and fashionable stock of spring styles which will arrive Jiere in a few weeks. Mrs- Olin is well satisfied with the business, she has been doing and has made an extra effort in her spring purchases to ple&se ladies who have been ordering from other cities.
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fjnq hand embroidered Slippers. They are all of the latest patterns and are very beautiful. Persons who want to make a Holiday present should call and make selections early as they are selling very cheap and rapidly. No. 829 Main Street. 10514
Miller & Cox are offering great bargains in clothing this week. Read their new ad to-days issue.
FINE FRENCH FRUIT CANDIES IN POUND BOXES. AT WHITE'S OYSTER BAY.
For a fashionable hat or bonnet attend the clearance sale at Mrs. T. D- Olin's, all goods sold at cost,
We have on consignment a handsome line of fine India,CamclsHair Shawls. Come and see them.
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orating properties. It restores to health the debilitated and weakened parts. We have hundreds of certified cures, where all else had failed. U&e it and suffer no longer.—Srtketngt.
Great reductions Cloaks and Dolmans lierz.
Party with $1,500 cash to take nlace of retiring partner in an established, good paying, Main St store. Business is unexceptionable in character. Reference exchanged. Address, Paktnkr, News Office.
For your Winter Caps and Gloves go to 8. Loeb & Co.
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FOK MALE.
A second hand phaeton almost as good as new for sale. Original cost, $335.00 will be sold for $110.00 .Etiquire at Beau champ and Miller's stable on South 6th St.
PEANUTS, FILBERTS, PECANS, ALMONDS. ENGLISH WALNUTS, AND CREAM NUTS AT WHITE'S OYSTER BAY.
8ykes' hat store has received the warm winter caps, hats, gloves, furs, ear muffs, &e., of which they have every fall such an elegant stock.
WASTED.
To purchase a small two-wheeled Enquire at this office.
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Maltby's Oysters in Bulk or Can, Bakery Goods, Ornamented Cakes, etc., at Eiser's.
For the latest styles in Hats, Winter Caps, Furnishing Goods. Gloves, Fur and Plush Goods, go to S. Loeb & Co.'s, cor ner Fifth and Main streets. 9?tf
We have just received, and are now showing a handsome assortment of fine plated and solid Gold Rings, Chains, Necklaces, Bracelets, &c., which we have on commission during the^ Holiday season, and which we can, and will sell at very low prices, and guarantee the qiiality.
Herz' Populai^Bazar.
A WEKK tn yonr own town, ana no capt tal risked. Ton can give the baainesa a trial without exppnxe, The bent opportunity ever offered for tbone wil)ing to work. Ton «honld try nothing clae nntll yon *ee for yourself what you can do at tbe bnfttn«*« offor. No room to explain bore. Yon can devote all yonr ttni« or only your *pare time tothc basincne. and make great pay for every hour that you work. Wamen make a« much aa men. Sena for ppfecfal private term* am) particulars, which we mall trw. TS.GO outfit free. Don't cmaplain of bard timi while you havenuch a chance. Addretxs II HA LLETT A CO., Portland. Maine.
102 AND 104 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
HAVE ON EXHIBITION FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS,
THE
EVER SHOWN IN THIS CITY, EMBRACING
PEDE^TAIA FANCY 8TAN0H, 4NH FANCY
AND A FULL LINE OP -EASY CHAIRS,
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FANCY CREAMS, CHOCOLATE, GLACE GOODS, BONBONS AND A THOUSAND OTHER CONFECTIONS AT WILL WHITE'S, NO. 526 MAIN STREET.
WANTED.
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Mrs. Mary Roach at 658 Main street, is now receiving her stock of Millinery. She has a nice line of goods for the Holi day trade and cordially invites her friends and the public to call and learn prices.
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Caraar Fourth and Cherry si TERR! HAUTE, IND]
Ij. WER3STE
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Dealer In
FINE USES, ip&S a CI
Alto Agent for A. Mayer'a celebrated Beer.
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which^e aervea hi# customers at all WI 881m 41# Main
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Have just opeuefl a ucw
WHOLESALE
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218 South Fourth Str
WE KEEP A FULL STOCK O
CALIFORNIA, and
IMPORTED WI
AND BRANDIES,
ALSO FINE WHISKIES AM)
LIQUORS.
Our Sour Wines embrace
ger, Riesling, Traminer and
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Our Sweet Wines Angel'
Muscat, Madura, Port and S)
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del, and Chateau Margaux.
We are prepared to del
Wines and Liquors to the Tr
and private families in any qu
tity and by the case free
charge.
APPLICATION FOR LICENSI
Notice
Music'PoiUoM WaU dabinets. Toilet Cabine'
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ALL IS EBONY AND OILT5#
CYLINDER BOOK GASES AND- 0FFICE DESKS,
I* hereby given that I will apply to Boyd of CommlnMioncr* of Vigo County diana, arthelr special tension Dec. oth. for a cemte to sell intoxicating llquorR in a leo« tity titan a quart at a time with the privilege lowing the Mime to be drank on my premise* one year. My place of bunlncn* and the prc.m whereon Mid Liquor* are to be *ol5 and drank located at 90$ Main Street, In the city of Haute. Vigo County, State of Indiana, being 86. of RoSe'i addition to the city of Terre If*' «hr« JOHN f. BeVJ
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