Daily News, Volume 2, Number 107, Franklin, Johnson County, 23 December 1880 — Page 4

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DAILY NEWS

THURS»AY. DECEHBER 28, 1880.

Lirgist' City Matin.

AKTi. HFNT*, ETC.

AdvertlMMBsau co almilar bra-d*. wiil bthe rat* of i^a cent* per line. aefc iaaertHm.

owler the above, or netted tn the "New*" at

IDamcd.

tarAdv*rt «em#at« primed nmlrr this head One Cvnt ridk word. and tb» adrertieement will rarely fall

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attract the attention of permrn* who

may bare whatever.fa wanted, and from a laxge nnmbeir of rrpV.e* the «d**rtftef enabled to mxkf »h« me* favorable telection*.

WA5TB0—

A hoa#e-k«per. To one who can

flit thi

fill thi* potitkm. !s promtaed a permanent home, at wi^tfc Mnrt conc tr«]j recommen-

)Mote« at 2» dcd. Apply to Mm, D.Oifn 66S Main utreet

yyA N'T —Several tbl* o®c«, uBI

drat-claaa Bfcwa-boy*

.UTASTUDHis1!hundred 1|«w?bojgmaBtid I 5tb,v.aa4 Mai#,, from 10 a- m. to 3 p. m., te-morhow, (Thursday

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Calling cards at

~-To day is the State*»»*'* birthday, and according to the popular supersti lion, Its birth has fallen upon a lucky day.

B» careful and see tbaiyotir dols arc ^ploperty cheeked, or the dead abimul man will get hold of them. —Mayor Havens is in 8u Louis, it is said, for the purpose of purchasing something of ^at Jwneflt lo the tjity. —The Normal school closet! today at noon In order to allow the students to get home in time to spend Christmas with *hetr friends, —Telegraphic communications from different points throughout the country indicate a general snow fall from the At

Ohio north

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Mississippi *»d frnui the

Porters l«k*y

flow*, b«»n «mp)«y%d f»y Utir-Bivwn, who is being triidl in ,Ut« Marlon County Criminal Court for assisting in the murder of hex husband., ,, 1* lonsuCoffv witoe^ed with the keenest delight oa the part of

Santa Claus who was afraid his sleigh wotUd, t»ot Wfk well on tite OWtti. don*t fall to wb on tikjM 4 ainret tamortow evening at dusk. S -rt Is IIm. BW|t jrfeasing way*

In the woHd to spend the evening* at |g^- cnresitnt to ait aboal the ttove in lh# f**t of fc store room and h«r« the old pione«rs *yamsw abont their warty school days and how, when Christmas coma, the ttsrHr* woahl be taken ia bam) by his

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Tbt &^MC3i»f^ hw fHeswud Ummik wlth,*Nittttftt!«»niet,

Perley Bell Is ill.«

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-—"Parted" Saturday aftfyrno|u. I —The freight bloc kadi a$otit cleaned away. —Coal dealers are still enjoying a boom. —-Chanfrau's Saturday afternoon and evening, —"Kit, TUe Arkansas Traveler," Saturday night. -The GbrbUun ^jnterULnmeat cottea

—Th« commissioners have done nothing of public interest. —Secure your seat* for the matinee Saturday afternoon. —There will be a Masqurade ball tonight at Dowling Hall. ^#s*—An advance of twenty cents per keg has been made on nails. —Don't fail to see the Chanfraus Satunlty afternoon and evening.*

Danner

office from

®25ct#to 75cts per pack of 50. Joseph Jefferson gave the first show that was ever given in this city. —There area large number of farmers

In the city to day preparing for Christmas. —The PI re Department will give a ball on the eyening of the eleventh of next February, —The Anbury Church will hold their Christ Una* exercises in the Church Christmas eve.

Itfryonv* L&lW Ouild entertainment at Dowling Hall last night was largely attended. —The small steamer, known by the name of Jo© Segner, of Lafayette,, is about to be sold, —The little fellows are out on the street with their sleds "hitching on" every wagon that passes. —A. B. Mewhlnney ha« recovered the horse* which were stolen from his stable Monday night. —J. H. Haverly will not travel with any of his troupes this winter, preferring io remain in New York, •,-* —60 Calling Cards in fancy leatherette case, with name printed on them for 75cts at HmMr office, St South 5th St. —The Justices have had no important cams to dijr. Several petty fcomplaints hare }ms«b filed but nothing will result.

Mr. Geo. Day haa'Sdaift'to New York. John T. Scott home on a shcrt risit. Bsqoire Cookeriy Is confined to his room by sickness.

Mrs. Taylor is visiting her sister, Mr*. W. B. Tuell of this city. Miss Carrie Sellapa of Lafayette in vlsiting relatives in this city.

Mr. Charles Lewis of Danville is spending a few days in this city. Mrs. C. P. Jauriet of Chicago is in (he city, the guest,of 3is%JL,Mopi»? of Mulberry street.

Miss Anna Ruft who is teaching school ia Stoelbyville will spent^n the^ holidays at her home in this city.

Mrs. Hkttie Prunk of Indianapolis will give an elocutionery entertainment on the ejrening" of the 15th and 16th of next month.

VOrM?Jffelind Will lotN&T£*& T««e Haute. **£m Frank Gildersleeve, of Terre Haute, is one of the frequent visitors to this city.

A. Gus Walker has taken the road buying corn for iludnu| Cw-of Terre

i. H. Paile *n&a^nAe|tui of Terre Haute, I rid.rover the-water, paraded^ouf streets last Thursday evening arm in arm. Pari* Gazette.

Miss Barbour of Terre Haute attended, the Owl dance laet Wednesday night.

Will Kramer of Terre Haute spent Sunday in titis city. The

Gazette

of this city

intimates that there is a special attraction here for which Will yearns

—It is like enjfring fairyland to visit the stores.. Some of the shops are pic^ turos mare beautiful than artist ever painted, and never were so many temptations offered to our purses as now. All the looms and work shops of the world seem to have been seized with the decorative mania, and the result is as dazzling as a dream of Oriental splendor. The luxurious fabrics that have been woven for ladies' apparel and for household decoration, the deaigri^for jewelry, and other ornaments, the 'books and toys, the china and linens for our tables, and other holiday gift# this.season *r« beyond any that were ever presented to the eye before. A Study of the stores is a liberal education.

IB J•A,rt,tenV:tEH..I?JX'

John Beclt. while lifting a beer keg, at tht U-jn Depot yesterday evening, let it fall on his right foot crushing llis toes in such a way as will prevent him from work fnr, several dayar.

Pflllcriuan'M Hat I.

The Yincennes Policeman's ball does not come off to-night as was stated a few days ago, but will take place on the even ing of the 81 A large- 4«ienation of officers will go down from here and see how the boys at Yincennes work things.

Pocket Hook stolen.

J. W. Bailor, while sleeping in his saloon, near the I. A St. L. depot last night was relieved of a pocket book containing ten dollars. He was also relieved of his revolver. He says he thinks he has his eyoon the fellow who helped himself so freely to another's property, and when lie gets a stronger hold on the fellow he will set the law down on him.

Thanks.

The undersigned desires to return thanks, in behalf of poor children, to the citizens of Terre Haute and its vicinity, for liberal donations made in responco to request heretofore published through, and by liberality avHl kindness of the city press, Prepiir^io|«|to feed and Cjtothp Ik* Ifttle ones, destitute And milferiifg, to the extent of means received, and to make the coming Christmas a happy day, long toM remembered by them, now under way, promise much for their pleasure and comlort Further donations for the above purpose will be thankfully received, and additional names ef needy children who will receive admission tickets are solicited.

Awha St*wa»t.

Peace's Hall, Dec. 38, 1880.

Meld far «»»»ta*e.

Mall matter addressed as follows is helri at the Post OfBcer smd it will be ««nt to the dead letter office if postage is not paid thereon before Saturday. Da cember 38th. 1880,

Mrs, Lacy AU*o, Rrwd*le Isf

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i** rettdeted lo tJ»«4r S«ed*y Tbe iistmm«8t l» oo exhibition !a window of be©*

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K. (traaaoa, PaHiarttU. Iwi,. it Jmepb roaa*. Ft 8n.Sth^*|. 11 Mr* SltoaJ«vett. Mi»». l«tt*r. so addrwa.

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#idi sk "tf^leasiUDt ^stnictioo as wilt be seen by the following from the

Moxmitku Qtnt.. Dec. 90.13*0. Tbe Montreal City Coondl ttMiay had Sara Berhardt's name under discussion tiiKsn a notion by *n Aldermaa that she

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tteemry. as he would consult the City Attorney, aad if the law allowed hewoold prohibU Saa from pl»yW« m%!K Shotvif aft4«rw*idjfce Ma.V(lr w« o^iged I© a«ijoum the Couocfl. because he c^ttld laotawsiatala fl«rdter.

Tfce dtewy «it all the Rnmaft Ca^otk aad «w»^PK»t«i*ast 5f«st^d*y dentHinccd Bai* Bernhardt to stnmg

F!sh» gaaftfe, b&SWt.

p^ afe»0d«cea*R»^!« North 4th

A»adire For Plies,

Kidney-Wort acta first by overcoming in the mildest manner all tendency to constipation then, by its great tonic and invigorating properties, it restores to health the debilitated and weakened parts. We have hundreds of certified euros, where all else bad failed. Use it and suffer no longer.—Exchange. r«

One thousand pounds of fresh and salt water ftsh just received at Roach's fish market on North 4th St. 107t8

reat Meat Mart

At P. P. Mischler No. 27 North Fourth Stfeet, the display of beautiful meat is really most appetizing to the expicure.| Mr. Mischler isgood judge of stock,and never buys anything but the very bcs£. Consequently ynu.aee none of that stringy blue meat that so frequently adurna the windows of more than one butcher-shop in this city. Those who would ea^ ,|^tl^r|us^itairc0 should tfbt ail lb clll at-Misdilem, ^G«&t Meat Mart w'97 N?4th Sh#**

The National House Saloon received yesterday fifteen barrels of McBrayer's ^Ue^'&^4"|\^ilfkie8. Also five barrels jfrouf! ^4e44»'s Distilling Co. Busi 4«»imu8t be |o*d around there with the boys.

You will Miss it

If you fail to go to Roach's Fish Market and look at those twelve large dressed turkeys. They are the largest and handr somcst we havo ever seen. 107t8

|J toH^ght, or your nice Christmas turkeys, chickens, celery,

See. tmnsss.— RUPP'S MEAT MARKET. Only two more days until Christmas, and of course everybody must have the finest meat to be hud for love or money. One of the oldest places in the city where the yery best kind of meats are kept is at Rupp's meat market! 611 Main Street. There can be no discount on what you purchase there everything is kept clean and in the very nicest order. Now remember a good roast for Christmas can be gotten at Rupp's jiist' as cheap as any, where town, and with the advantage of knowing you are dealing with an estabJtehed '^T

We have repeatedly called at J. Q. But* to^& C#^., ^ook Store at 534 Main St. during the last two days to receive an advertisement. We called there this morning again, and as usual found the store crowded with people buying Holiday goods. This house keeps constantly on hand one of the finest and best selected stocks known to the trade. Persons in want of goods in their line should call and make their purchases at once. Messrs. Button & Co., have been in businessliere a number of years and have built up a reputation excelled by few in the Stat^. 10514

A merry dbristmas and a happy New Year to you all- Andrews & Son. 505 Main street106t4.

SEEBURGER BROS.

You Temember there was formely in this city an organization known as the Fat Men's Club.

It was the boast of this club that none of its members weighed less than 200 pounds. People have wondered where the members of this club got their beef and a short time ago it leaked aut that most of them bought thefr meat of the Seeburger Bros., on Main street, between Sixth and Seventh, who|have now their Christmas supply, three cattle weighing nearly five thousand pounds. Gcfto ^eebtirtfr Bros, if^ouf wa»t the heat meatin tm city .Ah If

The best shot wins. Try your luck at the Shooting Parlor at 633 Main street.

Pierson did come to town but felled to call at Andrews & Son. to inspect their new stock of slippers.- *06*4

WASTED.

Party with $1,500 cash to take place of retiring partner in an established, good paying. Main St store. Business is unexceptionable in character. Reference twhsnged.f AtMrrw: ^Paktw*^ Clffi i,

CHRISTMAS TURKEYS ONLY TEN CENTS PEfi WtlJtV. 1#. W. CLIVER it va.'+A

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Ftws.

Sara Bernhardt is said to ha the ihineA woman on the its# and the great trouble with Sara ia that she failed to order h* oyM«» from Johnson Jk FUnn^at 613

ma-^et ami they haw jtwt beem going Uk that very old gentleman that Bob IftgwrsoU-aay* lie does'al feaf.^ Now if you want »omcthiBg In the line of •rstera, call oft Kd Johnston or his a^le parwar and ta oonviw*d that have the beat brand la this ci^y.

For toar Winter Cap* and Gloves a Loeb Co.

5fOe»tStorit 408 Mala atiwML

Ye Turkey tkwten ory* sharp shoe*rs are invited to call at «23 Main ^«t

A Udyl WIhII.

"Oh how I do wish my *sWn Vras as clear and soft as. yours," said a lady to your friend, "l ou tan easilv make it so," answered the friend. "How?" inquired the first lady, "By using Hop Bitters, that makes pore rich blood aud blooming health. It did it for me as yo« observe.". Head of

\\,—Cnrin Bulletin.

For French Confectionery, especially for the Holidays, Chica* cago Caramels, Creams, Taffies. Mixed Candies, etc., nice, fresh and cheap, at "Riser's. Ninth and Main streets.

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 OYSfER BAY fa. tlr:

Go to J. B". Hughes for agood^square meal at 15 cents.

Mrs. T. D: Olin is how ofifering her millinery at cost. This 'is done to make room for a large and fashionable stock of spring styles which will arrive here 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 please ladies who have been ordering from other cities,

The Chicago Novelty Co.

7 .606 MAIN STREET

Are selling an envelope for 25 cents, abd when one is drawn, marked' with a class, thq drawer is entitled to. select any articleah said class without furthef cdst., mil =j

Fancy Fruits and Nuts,Florida Oranges, Bananas, etc ,5 at Eisorj& BSIIil'itllir am "VYi

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insurancecorapaniea|Lr^prqpared to take risks on anticipated consumption, pro vided they .will freely., use Dr. Jordan's lun^reho^ater and liniment. This fcertainly speaks volumes in, favor of these standard remedied For sale by all retail druggists throughout the State, and ^hoieSHKfstores ift the city.

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LEAVE

WITH R. DAHLEN. THERE CAN

FOUND CHOICE

DESERrS. TURKEYS CHICK-

ENs3,'bEIiERY,--PUMPKINS,

CABBAGE, MINCE MEAT APPELS AND

TION

FINE SELEC

CANNED O-OqDS

ALL DESCRIPlTONS.

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Go to the S|ifUjig Parlgrftj-niglit. 622 Main street. —-"'Ml ML

Miller & Cox are offering great bargains in clothing this week. Ilead their new ad in to days issue.

French

fine

fruit can

dies in POUND BOXES, AT

WHITE'S OYSTER BAY.

For a fashionable hat or bonnet attend the clearance sale at Mrs.

L? nft ift

We have on consignment a handseme line of fine India, GftinelsIHalrSliftwls. Come and see them.

Herz' Popular Bazar.

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YOCR ATTfc!tfl0ir WASTED. The cb»p storv^lod the Cetrt oa ^nmjsaioa but the proprietor haya m# goods far fi**m ttea any commission hotWe W* ^cloor eooda warranted f«preKSt«d. Gall, asd hf

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AND A FDLtQLINE OF EASY CHAIRS,

G. A Rogeri&Ctt. at«9 Haln Itreet have just received a mammouth stock of fine hand embroidered Slippers. They are all of the latest patterns and are very beautiful. Persons who want to make a Holiday present should ea'l and make selections early as

1 hey

Cloaks

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FANCY CREAMS, CHOCOLATE, GLACE GOODS, BONBONS AND-* A. THOUSAND OTHER CONFECTIONS AT WILL WHITE'S, NO. 525 MAI1J STREET.

For the handsomest Toilet Slippers, call on Andrsws &

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YOUR ORDERS

FORI CHRITSMA^ fDINMERS

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We have just received,

are^ ®eJ:lin^,

cheap abd rapidly lio. 829 Main Street. l«St4

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THE LARGEST STOCK OF HOLIDAY SLIPPfiES Of THE CHIT IS AT GRlft^ ER'S SHOE STORE ON MAIN ST.

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FOR HAIK« ,«

A second hand photon alraost as £ood as new for sale. Original cost, $325.00 will be sold for $110.U0 "Enquiro at Beau charup and Miller's stable on South 6th St.

PEANUTS, FILBERTS, PECANS, ALMONDS. ENGLISH WALNUTS, AND CREAM NUTS AT WHITES OYSTER T^A-Sr.

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liat

store lias re

ceived the -'warm winter caps, 'liats*gloves, furs, ear muffs, &c., of which they have every fall such an elegant stock. 1

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To purchase a small two-wheeled cart. JEnquire at this office. I

Mts. 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. v.* I04t8

Maltby's Oysters inBulk or Can, Bakery Goo$s, Omament^d Cakes, eto., at Eiser's.

For the latent1 styles' in Hats, Winter Caps, Furnishing Goods. Gloves, Fiy and Plush Goods, go to'S. Loeb & Co.'s, corner Fifth iand Main streets. 07tf 'It

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and are now showing a handsome assortment of fine plated -1 anfl, solid Gold Kings', Chaiiis Necklaces, Bracelets, ^c., which we have

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com

mission during the^ Holiday season, and which we can, and will sell at very low prices, and guarantee the quality, ,,

Ilera' PopuIarJBazir.

A WBBK ia rour owa town, aao do capi tal rlnked. You can five the bactneaa a trial without expense. The beet opportunity ««ver offered for those willing to work. Yoa abonld

try

nothing ete« aatti

you aee for yourself what yon can do at

the bnalneaf we otor. No room to explain 'here. Yon can devote all your time or only your spare time totfee htintneia. flfld make jpcat pay for every hoarthai

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Wawte mak# ae much

ai men. Sena for upedaJi private term* and p»fUevJarA, which we tnaft free*' ifi.OO outtt free. Don't complain of hard timet whlla yoa bflvesuch a chance. Addrcw ilALLETT A CO.. Portland. *tne.

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102 ANlfs104 NORTH POUK'l'H STREET, im w' w, ,.

cheapest **Liner^o

Produce Md

MEltCHANT,

Corner Fourth aad Obe^ry TERRB HAUTE, INDIAN^

Xi. WEBITE 4t« MAIN STREET.

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FINE WIHSS, LIQSOES & Cl^

Also A^eat for A. Slayer's celebrated I BW f"-' *\v-.v m*. ^1 i1

Oysters! Oysters! Oysw

Koep? ooivctantly on hand ail kinds of (J which he serves to hi# cuaumier* at all bt ik wiRK* 881m im

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418 Main 9

KATZENBACH &

Have just opened anew

WHOLESALE

WIE, up 111 1

HIOTTSIE,

218 South Fourth St-rr

WE KEEP A FULL STOCK OFil¥ -,

CALIF0KXIA, and r«* j:

IMPORTED WIN-

AND BRANDIES,

ALSO FINE WHISKIES AND

LIQUORS.

Our Sour Wines embrace I

ger, Riesling, Traminor and Gij

edel. ." 5. Our Sweet Wines Angelicl

Muscat, Madura, Port and Sh]

ry and our Red Wines, Zt

del, and Chateau Margaux.

We are prepared to deli-

Wines and Liquors to the Tr

and private families in ap.y qui

tity and by the case free

charge.' I.

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE

cenae to aell Intoxicating liquor* In a le«* q«J tlty than a quart at a time with the privilege lowing the same to be drank on my premi»e» one year. My place of bu*lncM and the pr«n| whereon aatd Llqtior* ere to be aold w»d dratik located at 90S Main Street, In the city nf Baate, VlgoOoanty. State of Indtona. belmr •8. of Roae'a addition to the

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iKic Portfolios, Wall Cabinets,

AlA^TANCY STANDS, AND FANCY BRACKETS,r A it* tt* ATX IN KHOWY AND OTLT.

0YLINDER B00K CASES AND OFFICE DESKS,

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