Daily News, Volume 2, Number 108, Franklin, Johnson County, 24 December 1880 — Page 4

Officers WldUleML Qotehilk and Hogata Io^t«dp a man.^ansed. Pierce last night on sospidos of being the f«Ue* who stofe antde* ft»m a saloon keeper ago.

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FRWAF. DECEKBSR 94. 1880.

Lamsl City Matin.

WAHT*. KEKTf, MWT*, ETC. AdvertIMMMU coming aoder tfee abore, or •imll*r heads, will be iiwerted In the "Ksws at the rale of lm cent* pet Use. e#rh la#ertloij.

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(9T Advertisements printed under One C«at ei* word. and lb* advertisement *111 rarely fail t* attract the attention of persona wbo nay have whatever is wanted, amt from a large camber of regies Uie advertiser ta enabled to make the aaeet favorable selections.

A!fT8D-A hoo»e-k««per. To one who can fill tfci* position, i« promised a permanent Mutcont well recomiaen ded. ApjHf to Mrs, T. D.OUnMS Main atraet.i

AItT81-#e»e?«l flrst-eisss newtkoy* at this oSoe, Apply at once.

WANTBD-One

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A cook at ltl4 800th Stxib sC

Ala* t»»r»e girl, Iter 14 years of aft, Apply at otic*.

Cost.

a Qold Watch Cbain Charm design, that of*"8koe." Tbe finder will be liberally re warded by lea*?ng the tame at Padock & PnrcelTs Hboe 8tom. WJ Main street St.

THJS CITY.

—This paper will be issued as usual, tomorrow evening. —Sleigh bells. —MaUoeo to-morrow afternoon. —Asburj church festival to-night. •—Skating parties are now being formed. —Chanfrau« to morrow afternoon and eveaing. —The bundle brigade has bean reenforced to-daj. —Cigar nakers ball at Turners Hall tonight. —The dog pens at the station are not yet completed. —Santa Clad* will be on Main street at usk this evening. —The Normal school is being scattered through the Plate. —The U. II. Ball takes place to night at their Hall on Mam street. —Secure yout ticket* for tomorrows shows at the Opern House. —Greenwood Church will give a Christ mas entertainment to night. —Commercial College has suspended work until after the Holiday*. —The Masque ball at Dowllng Hull last night was not a successful affair. —Ministers arc requested to send in their church notices beCtjre noon to mor aw. —The Baptist Church will hold their annual Cristiua.* festival in the church to* night. —To marrow night the different colr«d churches will give their Chrlstmst entertainments. —'The Saturday morning and evening papers wore published to day, to allow the mployeet of each to enjoy holiday tomorrow. —The Pout Office will be open^ to morrow morning from eight o'clock untU 10 80. One delivery will be made in the morning. —It Is said, nnd we think truly said, that one of the best plasees Jn the world to judge it ladies character Is at a milquerodc ball, —The principal roads leading into the city from*the surrounding country, are ined with farmers coming for and ieavng with Christmas goods. —Policeman Howard says he Is going to run in evnry dof he sees that is not property checked, he cire* not what kind of ft canine it t» or to whom belongs. —It is strange that although there Is mows life on the street at this season of year U»a» for several years past, our mer chants sty th»t trade Is "not near so lively." —The ^tfurdag .\igkt i* going to get nrw "head put on It." It Is enjoying ft season of flattering success. OVer one hundred new, regttl*ruhscribers were added to day. —•-Through the efforts of newspaper reporter*, aad the police force Philadelphia Temperaaor people sre happy, by the promuM of the Mayor, of the d«y to see that sftlooas arr closed on Sunday. -The Saturday evening which is ttoe ties test exchange that comes to our office Is out to day In a new df*s*. It is printed on tinted paper and consists of forty tw».t column* of reading matter and thirty columns of advertisements. This •xeelent sheet disfdays gtcitt enterprise on the part of the editor, W. Terry, —There are several persons, from a dtstajBCe, taking baths at the Artesian Wefts, who hsre espertencrd the wonderful cu xative powers of the water and written to friends, at home, of the effect the baths bare hwt upon them This Institution is fast becoming one of extensive popularity and is one of the many important esUb lUhmcntsof which Tern Haute can pride hewelfr

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S, Friend is home from his Mtefctgun

Prof. W. W, Parsons went to Chicago, last night, to spend the Holidays. Miss Lille Kelson of Danville, will spend Christmas with relatives on 8. 4th St.

Miss Carrie Logan of Vinoennes will spend Christmas in this city with relatives.

Mr. Charlie Wilson of Jthis city will spend the Holidays with his psrents fn Toledo, O.

Tha father and sister of Mr. T. D. Olin, who have been visiting here for a few days, left last night for their home in Wisconsin.

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It is reported that a young lady artist of this city, is about to join in life with a prominent young gentleman of Indianap-

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hundred Hews boyswaated at

tke Statesman Office, corner Mb and Main, from 10 a. a. to p. m., te-tnorbow, (Tharxlay

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lee.

Ice is being packed at present which measures twelve inches solid, and two inches frozen snow, making an actual thickness of fourteen inches.

Injured fetation.

J. A. Parker has a couple of workmen at work at the Station House repairing the damaged cells, which were badly injured by a drunken prisoner a few days HO lecture.

The lecture at the Presbyterian church last night was unjustly, poorly attended. Rev. Parry is a gentleman of rare intellectual ability and his lecture last night on the "Revolution of thought" was a good representation of his power as a speaker. The occasion certainly was worthy a better attendance.

Temperance.

The meetings at the Ohio street church are well attended. James M. Dunn, the able worker will remain here next week. The meetings will be held every evening from this time on. On Sunday evening an admission fee of ten cents will be taken at the'.door,to defray the expenses of the meetings.

Insane.

A woman from Clay County who is said to be insane, was last'night, placed in the station by Officers Thomas, Goodpasture, and MacDonnaugha. She gave the name of Lizzie Shackelford and carried an infant in her arms. She was wandering aimlessly about and would probably have froaen to death had not the officers found her.

Jackmsn & Knlirht.

The Supreme Court have reversed the Jackman & Knight case, taken up from this county about nine months ago, and the men have been remanded to the Vigo county jail to await a new trial. They are already in th^s^/V custody of courageous Sheriff, it is supposed that they will soon make their escape—through bail—as it is hinted that the same effort for conviction will net be made. aM'wnerwwpwB—•

Uunawav.

A man named John Melran, living east of the city, was driving out East Main street this morning, when the team of mules which he was driyitfg became frightened and ran away,hreaking the har ness and completely demolishing the wagon. Mr. M. when he found that fur her efforts to get the animals under control would be useless, climbed out of the rear of the wagon and escaped unhurt.

Platol Practice.

That one need not be afraid of shot from city officers is apparent from the fact that developments in regard to their ability, as decided from the practice of one of their number, have come under the noticc of the

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man which would create no

terror In his mind for fear of being persued by a ball from a pistol in the hands of a policeman. A member of the force a few days ago was Exercising" in the Chiefs'office with a small S3 revolver, he pasted apiece of paper about the size of a dinner plate on the wood box and moving about three feet away, took deliberate \im. fired and lo, the mark of the bullet could not be found until this morning when it was discovered on the floor below the wood box. This is an example of ftne target shooting. •anBaaaanMaaM'

A Xrw Came.

A new way of escaping board bills has been invented by a fellow named Lou Mclrvin who has been boarding at the Bronson house. A few night* ago the proprietor, David Brouson. discovered something being lowered from fan tipper window, and on examination found it to t» a couple of valises belonging to Mclrvin

The fellows intention was, to lower* his bafgafte from the window and walk out of the house as though he just intended to step out a few minutes, and once free ho would have departed and left Mr. B. minus his board bill. The best part of the fellows joke however was that when prevented from the further working of Ms plan, kit excuse for so acting was that he thought the house was aflrv. This a new one hut won't work every time to perfection.

We met aa acquainunce on the «trm tills morning who waajtu* coming on the Chicago Novelty more. He bought three envelop**, and due* th**e prtae*. of then* beluga painting.

Ryan sells hand wade Calf aad Kip Roots ateo the pmI Watt«r Star Boot* Shoe* for men and boys. imtt

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And looked for tbe tamo Che aky.

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wsaswtagtacootfeof*l*~ |fc ft— inUaned Mattiwi ""-sfei And be wfctted.

JTletf bit potleoce. nod boccft Aggravated.

«I wilt gt*e ber nnnrprtaa." Tbii bo mattered—aod be fitaa Tobor winder.

And be warbled. "I am bera. Ctomo and comtert mo, my dsnr-w My Belinda." Tbea bo scooted, taking w* All tbo components af wtoni

Bobed bit body.

And tbe ear that ant and cbewoi Wlnk-ed «by. aa If be ~kaowed* It waa ahoddy.

THE LAMB IN THE &CT.

"There la a lamb." tbe children aald. feweet In tti' *r»a» ito«T «ow It llei But the babr lin«"d the goHieotot head

tbe children laagbed aa tber aaw hbn took A tbe whiteciooos,bat xnow not why Tor Cunve 1 not read In the beautiful book

There tia lamb tn tneifcy.

WH and Humor.

.A joint affair: Rheumatism. Loet at sea: The sight of land. Green appleis strike below tbe belt,:

Modern Roam: The life of a tramp Table of interest: The dinner*table. For prosperity Look in the dictionary A seaside invocation—"Let us spray." What sort of a voice has the washerwoman? Why, a soup-ratio, of course.

A freah patch on the seat of a bov's trowsers is "something new under tn

Teacher: "What kind of a verb is love 7" Young lady pupil: "A fine-night verb."

Mary had a little corn upon her little toe, and everywhere that Alary went the corn was tore to go.

A lady, ioking about her noee, said: "I had notning to do in shaping it. It was a birthday present"

A commercial advertisement for "a man to travel," was answered by a tramp. He said he was used to the business.

Said old Deacon Holden: "I don't like a man who is intimate on short acquaintance, because he is almost sure to be short on intimate acquaintance."

A man never fully realizes to what extent he is dependent upon others an til at the barber shop he lias waited patiently for an hour and a half for hitturn.

A lady who, in defiance of theEuglb! law, had married the brother of her ceased husband, was in the habit oi alluding to her first spouse as ''her poor brother-in-law."

A» a Cure For Pile*,

Kidnev-Wort acts 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 cures, where all else had failed. Use it and suffer no longer.—Exchange.

One thousand pounds of fresh and suit water 'fish just received at Roach's fish market on North 4th St. 107t3

Leakey Boots or Shoes made water proof at C. Whitakcr's repairing shop. No. 9 North 2d St. I07t8

Groat Meat Mart

At P. P. Mischler No. 27 North Fourth Street, the display of beautiful meat is really most appetizing to the expicure. Mr. Mischler is a good judge of stock, and never buys anything but the very best. Consequently you see none of that stringy blue meat that so frequently adorns the windows of more than one butcher-shop in this city. Those who would eat healthy luscious fresh meat should not fail to call at Mischlers, Great Meat Mart at 27 N. 4th St.

Ryan, Sell's, Smith, Strougbton & Riyne's fine shoes for ladies, none superior in the market l07tS

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 handsomest we hav« ever seen. 107t8

RUPF*8 MEAT MARKET. Only two more days until Christmas, and of course*everybody must have the finest meat to be had for love or money. One of the oldest places in the city where the very best kind of meats are kept is at Rupp's meat market, Sll Main Street. There can be no discount on what you purchase there: everything is kept clean and in the very nicest order. Now re member a good roast for Christmas can be gotten at Rupp's just aa cheap as any, where in town, and with the advantage of knowing you are dealing with an established meat market.

Whitaker makes the handsomest df¥«5 Boot tn this city. No. 9 North 3d St. "ltmS

W" hare repeatedly called at 3. Q. Button «fe Co**., Book Store at 524 Main St. du:ing 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 gooda. This house keeps coauntIy on hand one of the finest and be»tl*elected stocks known to the trade. Persons in want of goods in their Hoe should call and make tSwdf purchase* at once. Messrs. Button it Co., have been in basinets here a number of year* and have built up a reputation excelled by few in the State.

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Whitaker is sow turning out some very handsome flee Preadi Calf Boots Tfeeymre beauties a&d are just what the young BUM waats for party dress or yutu lfftf

A Lsifi Wtnte.

"Oh how I do

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ulred first lady. "By using Hop that makes pare rich blood and blooming health. It did It for me as you observe. Read of It.-—Cario BulUiin.

For French Confectionery, especially for the Holidays, Chicaoago Caramels, Creams, Taffies. Mixed Candies, etc., nice* fresh and oheap, at Eiser*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 mil* linery 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.

Go to J. B. Hughes for a good square meal at 15 cents. 104tf.

Mrs. T. Olin is now offering her millinery at cost- This is done to make room for a large and feshionable 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.

606 MAIN 8TREET.

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 Nnts,Florida Oranges, Bananas, etc., at Eiser's.

It is an established fact that our life insurance companies are prepared to take risks on anticipated consumption, pro vided they will freely use Dr. Jordan's lung renovater and liniment. This certainly speaks volumes in favor of these standard remedies. For sale, by all retail druggists throughout the State, and wholesale stores in Die city.

GULICK & BKIMY/

LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR CHRITSMAS DINNERS WITH R. DAHLEN- THERE CAN BE FOUND CHOICE DESERTS. TURKEYS CHICKENS, CELERY, PUMPKINS, CABBAGE, MINCE MEAT APPELS AND A FINE SELECTION OF CANNED GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.

Turrrr^mmam

Go to the Shooting Parlor to-night. 622 Main street.

Miller & Cox gains in clothing this week, new ad in to-days Issue.

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clear and soft as yours," said a lady to your friend, '^ou can easily make it so," answered the friend. "Bowf in-

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FINE FRENCH FRUIT CANDIES IN POUND BOXES, AT WHITE'S OYSTER BAY.

For & fashionable hat or bonnet attend the clearance sale at Mrs. T. D- Olin's, all goods sold at COSt.

We have on consignment a liandseme line of fine India, CaHiels^Hair ShaWls. Come and sec them.

Herz' Popular Bazar.

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G. A. Rogers Co. at 839 Main Street have just reoeiv«d a mammouth stock of fine hand embroidered Slippers, They are all of the latest patterns aad ire very beautiful. Persons who want td make a Holiday present should call and make selection! early as they are selling very cheap and rapid! No. S29 Main Street. 105t4 wemacmmaBextamtESLjLL

Great reduction in Cloaks and Dolmans at lierz.

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

THE LARGEST STOCK OF HOLIDAY SLIPPERS HI THE CITY IS AT GREINER'S SHOE STORE ON MAIN ST.

For the handsomest Toilet Slippers, call on Andrews & Son. 106t4

FOR SALE,

A second hand pbieton almost as good as new for sale. Original cost, $835.00 will be sold for $110.00 Enquire 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. _srMI1BI==5s^^

Sykes' hat store has received the warm winter caps, hats, gloves, furs, ear muffs, &c., of which they have every fall such an elegant stock.

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

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 aud the public to call and learn prices. 104t8

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, corner Fifth and Main streets. 97tf

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.,1 Holiday season, and which we can, and will sell at very low prices, and guarantee the quality. lierz' PopularJBazar.

A WEEK in your own town, ana no capi Ul rinkfed. Ton can give the ba*9ne«* a trial without cxpen*e, The be»t opportunity ever offered for those willing to work. Ton Rhonid try nothing cl»c nntll yon oee for you roc If what yon can do at the bn*lne*« we offer. No room u) explain her*. Ton can devote all your time or only yonr (pace time tothe banlncM, nnd make irrcat pay for every honr th*t TOO work. Women make much aa men. Send for special private terms and particular*. which we mall free. 15.00 ontft fro*. Don't complain of hard times while yon have each a chance. Address HALLKTT A CO.. Portland. Maine.

IE?,. FOSTER &> SOIST

NO. 102 AND 104 NORTH FOURTH STREET,

HAVE SON exhibition FOR -^HOLIDAY" GIFTS,

THE

Finest and cheapest Line of Fine Goods

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Stands

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EVER SHOWN IN THIS CITY, EMBRACING

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AND A FULL LINE 0¥|EASY£CBAIBS,

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CYLINDER BOOK CASES AND OFFICE DESKS,

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JOS. e. BRIGUbJ

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MAIN 8TRBBT. Dealer In

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Also Agent for A. Mayer's celebral Bear.

Oysters! Oysters! Oyi

Keeps constantly on hand sll kinds hich he serves to hit customers at all

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L. WRR*

416 Mainl

KATZENBACH &

Have just opened anew

WHOLESALE

218 South Fourth Sti

WE KEEP A FUIJ. 8TOCK «.

CALIFORNIA, and

IMPORTED WI^1

AND BRANUIES.i

ALSO FIXE WHISKIES AND

LIQUORS.

Our Sour Wines embrace

ger, Riesling, Traminor and

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Our Sweet Wines Angel,

Muscat, Madura, Port and Si

ry and our Red Wines,

del,* and Chateau Margaux

We are prepared to del

Wines and Liquors to the

and private families in any q\

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charge.

APPLICATION FOR LICEN81

otice I* hereby given that I will spply tc Board of Commissioners of Vigo Count dlana, at their special session Dec. 0th, for cense to sell intoxicating Manors in a less tlty than a quart at a time with the privilege lowing the swne to be drank on my premisei one year. My place of business and tbe pren whereon said Liquors are to be sold and orttnlj located at 808 Main Street, In tbe city of TO Usute. Vigo County. Btate of Indiana, being} •8, of Hose's addition the city of Terre Jls fewS* JOHN F. UHTVTil

Wall Caltinets, Toflet Cabinet

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PEDESTALS, FANCY)||STAND8, AM)3|FANl BRACKETS,

ALL LS EBONY AND GILT.

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