Daily News, Volume 2, Number 109, Franklin, Johnson County, 25 December 1880 — Page 1

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r, December 25th.

Holiday

great of the 8*moo 1

WO ()1EAT«TAU.

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bjrTtl«o «'i Strong Company,

JH at o'clock. Mrs. Ctutnfran care's power." .il comedy drama,

8 o'clock F. 8. Chaafraa, in Tsjre'« fireatnit o." American Dramas,

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mtnaton, II, Bt ul 7ft ew. tc«« -AdaiU, SOc: children. 85c. lit commcnes at Button'#, tbres

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Consolidation.

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pLV HUNDRED 8TR0H6 60?

^riy tbe greatest and only Hall Show ia

fWrTwe and Three Different Act* at Time /and di»*ea«lng with the old thread-b«re ^out routlae that It has been customary

lng the performance nlRbtljr st 7:90 RTr.y minutes ahead oT nil other shows, nit thereby »6C«roit»2 lhr«« hour* of »t«Sn«, nnini«srrnptc«i *n w-Kd onloyramt. ftom'i)!? mil«* to •««. So ug« w»lu, Jmt t«(iou» overture* U«wemb«r ibid *f, Kxbibitton h*« no «qti»i. i' 7ft. S« and 31 ehftrze for re»er*»d *c»U. at Bo»lon*«

HALL, AND

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1 It Mala street, bet. ftth aad 7th «ta.

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[andkerclSef* in new d«»ign^ 60a,. 73c.. $1, $1 85, and $i 50, ben Hatlkervhlcfs, hiUf do*en faney box. $1 S5, $1 50, $i 73 and $t Initial Ha«ak«rfh!ef», put up in hand«cmw boxem half doxen for $3.

lipiUai Urmtiuhed Handkerchiefl, in lymdaome botea, half a doien for $8 |r Bord^redUn«u Handcrchief#, 36c, 85tv 4^o and 5^c. |h and Sngllh SuspcndciK, on* pftlr In a box, TSk $1 and «S.

jtader* in «r^do#igww 40c. 50c. 60c, T5c'

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"it 1 t»f» rtcb Kiwa«atf{«i«i E»w t»wf i*4 be tM» CkvisioHui et# »*id twehre-jears old Beit. "fd pat la Maiid'a poor empty stocklBr there, A bine wyed. wax doll witfaaoft, ccOdca bair

And joi eaaaolfneM.

The warn, vooien thing* tbal dear Onmlma Green ffoaW ba«c 1 aad yon, Jen, tboald dreaa like a foeen.

And mama nol*M."

If I were aarkbaa Mlaa Generier*. How bappy I'd be thic CiriiUnu e*e I" Said ten-year'* old Jen. "I'd make mama *mUe never before. Since that bangry wolf loak din at oar door,?

And took llftle Ben.

Ana yon. darilag Be**, tbosld never agaia. WUh working *o bard bria^ back tbe old ptia Ana yon'd grow»tro*g then."

Tben tbe*« laving elater* grew tlvonjhfol. •Ighed, Rut tpoke nothing fnrtber—tboegb Maod cried

A load in her deep.

"•ood Farver. oh div

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tbla day onr breaU,

We all fat ao band/y!" Tbea. panaing said: "Onr aoal* to keep/f

The good Father beard: and Mia* Oeaevieve, In bar purebue* that Uhrlatma* eve. Grew iadrtenly aad. "Bow many are wretched, hungry and cold In tbla venr city *be «a!d. "I uve gold 1

I'll make aoma one glad."

Tben ro*e the wan inure of sweet Beaale G.'een Who serve'! In tbeir kitcben. None bet.cr I ween.

Her mother* or bad.

"Ill make a snrprise party this rery aght For Be«*i" Aad Hiaa OenevleT eye* grew bright

With planning her rate

Then, tike a gay bntterfly gathering *w*eta. She entered each brilliant *bop oa Broad street*, Ker gaod gifts to cboasa. "F!ea*e pat one of these in each parcel," she aald. The clerk, smilingly, nodded hi* head.

Bat did dot refas*.

Wall, Christmas at Widow Green'* dawn'd at laal: Tbe girlf rose betimes to cook the repaat—

When low a huge drift

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the door.

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WThlte Shlrtt, bd Qtum front and cutts, for f* IS,

White Shlrta, al Unen front and cuff* 4 P1y\ for ft to

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they thought—block'd

Thsfy ptteh'd 1 and they togged at last they gave oe r. And fetch'd it a lift Clean off It* eld hinge*! wben ^Idjre met tbeir eye*. ....' Mis* Genevieve's wondm^ir well-planned «urprise. "The Oreea'a ChHatma* Gift."

Ahagc bex thus labeled: the large tetter* laid Of bright, silver dollars which seeing Jen «aidl "Oh,dear darling Be**.' How like a nice, fairy-book taleT* Bntth* gift To Be**, seemed a* if Heaven bad parted a rift.

To help tbeir distress

Bat what tney each thongbt, (it ne'er has beea told) Wben from oat every parcel rolled an eagle In gold.

I'll have yo« ta gue#*-

At Cure For rilea,

Kldney*Wort act* first by oTercoming the mfidest manner all tendeocj to coo»ti patlon than, by its great tonic and invigorating nroperiie#,. It restore* to health the deunityted atid weakened part«. We bund rod# of certified cures, where all else had failed. jU^ jt' and juffer no longer.-Kxtfumg*.

C. Whitakcr is now turning out som® very bandoomo fine French Calf Boots.

They are beauties and are just what the young n\an wants for party dress or Masque Balls. I07t8

SCHLOSS' DISPLAY OF

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ji fl' "'t Miw) Lii-lil

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to ««a flw to a boy thtt wi» bt tltsi »^y WtOe Sail orll^meoiiu yi^

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E. I. Road, is boiling over

with eicitement over a terrible crime committed at that place early this morning. A Christmas ball wa» given at the Opera House by the Clinton people and •very thing moved off as peacably and pleasant as could have been desired, un til about two o'clock when a couple of fellows became involved in a quarrel. It seems that one of the fellows named Jacob Shirley, of Neyr Goshen, who is a degraded and unprincipled character, was using vulgar language, which was not at all becoming to an audionce of that character. A young gentleman friend stepped up to him and politely requested him to spare the ladies in tbe hall, and refrain from the use of such immodest speech. Shirley, like the sneaking coward that he has proven himself to be, was ready for fight, and had to be removed from the hall by the Marshal. On promise to act in a more gentlemanly manner, he was allowed to re-enter the hall, but was no more than fairly int* the room when he resumed bis quarrelsome manner. The Marshal, Mr. P. Fitzpatrick, asked him to leave but be refused to do so, when the officer deputized a man named Isaac Faut to assist in getting the bully out of the way. In the attempt to do this the Marshal received a stab from a large knife in the hands of the murderer. The blade entered the left lung and penetrated the heart, causing almost instant death. Faut received a severe cut on the right arm, but will not necessarily prove dangerous. The villain fled immediately after committing the damnable deed and has not been seen since. It is thought by many that he will come to this city to draw money which he has in the bank, and Mont Casey, editor of the Clinton Herald, and a young gentleman named Trussel, have bean sent here to watch for the caiminal. It Is thought tlipt Shirley does not know the extent of his murder ous deed.

Don't forget the new Oyster Bay at 519 Main street. Anew broom sweeps clean. 109U9

U. 8. is the name of the New Dinint place on Man street. Call around ana see what the adversher has to eat. I09t2

per half down.

tmia nnd Boys' 4uiti hew Uaea *t in plain Hack and Ulster Shapes. Our present stock la the !arge*t we have ever offend far tnspecttofe

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10$, TEKBE HAUTE, IND.. SATUTtDAV, PEC. 25, 1880,

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Tks MertAalof Cttaton FntaU) BUMtd

WhiU Trying to SeUU a Quarrd at a Ball

The town of Clinton, a station about twenty miles north of this city, on the line of the C.

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CH ANTRA US.

To night the Chan *iau's wUl apnear at the Opera House in "Kit'' the Aikansas a el

This is the work of a BaHimorean named Edward spencer, revised, amp'ified and improved by that most indefatigable man, Clifton W. Tay'eme, who managed the Broadway when ''8am" (towards which, I think, be stands

JUST IH TIME.

If you have neglected to make your household rejoice this gladsome Christmas morning by not presenting each with a present, go at once to A. H. Bocgman's Boot and 8hoe store, 118 south Fourth street and order a pair of Boots, Shoes, Rubbers or Slippers. It is the cheapest place because of the superiority of their goods. yg*pMmaeasaefeaaBs=e9MaB^||i

1 We hate repeatedly c&lled at J.' Q. ButtrOB & Bbok Store 524 Main! St. during the last two days to recelvfc art advfflftis5ment. We called tbi're lliiii morning again, and as' usual found the store jcttwded Wltii' people buying Holiday tgeodsi ^This house keeps constantly on hand one of tlte finest and best selected «tdc&iik£owl*to the trad&k'Persons in Wm% 6( goods in their line should call and make their purchases at ohce. Mysrs. Birttbn & Co., have been in, business here a number of years and have built up a ^reputation excelled by few un the Estate. i(St4 ,. ti

Presents ibr the little Bofi, Frtesetfts for the big Boys, Present fW'Tapai presents for your big Brothers, presents for your little ithcp, presents for all your .Gentleman Friends. Useful Presents to suit every tast»v at our ,in ..

iVe askour Customers to endeavor to mjike their purchases in the morning, if possible. We wish to give every one proper ntin but our afternoon Rush sometimes makes it almost impossible. Please come in the morning if you can. Below we give a a jr is to 7

CHOICE GOODS, SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY TRADE!

Three White Shirts, extra line linen front sad cuffs, (4 Ply), $8 87.

Ita. WKto Shim »d cuS. U» qwllty of Irirti Lmea, for

Wp bnvpn't rrxm to pnunwrat* all the artk-lw* we kcep in this Soffit* It to say thai every article necessary to sell at tsuchlower price» than FtirnMhtRf GkMdft Houses, who hare to depend on lai$o profits to pay their rent and other expenses. We would also call the attention of the ladies to the large and attractive stock we are showing in our

L, aBErXiD^jnTsT'S DEPABTME"1STT.

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was produced, and who has been identified with the Chanfrau's for many, many year*. He has Wiiiien all the mays in which Mrs. Cbafrau,

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Silk and Caahmerc Neck Mufflers, new designs. ..J-m- New styles 4 Ply Linen Cuffs, $1 50 per half dozen. Aa $eg*ntttock of Neck We«r% allthe neweat ahj^es aad patterns in Silks, 50c Cloth Gloves from 25c to 75c per pair. 60c, 75c, $1 and I 85.

«id Merino, Fancy Striped, Spanish Brown,

Ice lb w« will offer special Indoceniests to |*rtle* in want of fine Oothimr. We have a very lane stock of CtMftott Made Soils and Oweoils* made from the most choice patera* of both Foreign aad Domestic Ooodf? Tbmt best Custom Work, and w* win sell them for a^out oo««half tine price Merchant Tailors would charge for the same quality of goods.

twy krie. tmd Is the f-ut we har«? ever offered fir taspM**** We are sitawifif mm* very mbiy styles fn Ulsters and Ubrterette siiapes, to both hmwr aad medium wcigbu. We would advise atl who Intend tnaky

»at. to o*li and |Th« price of eadigameat Is marked ta plain figure from which no deviation wiB he made. Any artldepttrcliased ftwa tad ant «atMadmy cs« l»e exchanged anr time within thirty day*, or taaavf will be refunded.

«ete^lon as soon At poasil a* the aMMtta^nt of «ix««s ia all t% is now ooaaplete, which we tsannot proodse for any length of time, as the immense business we are doing will soon dose out my desirable sty|^|. r*l»

SCHLOSS'1MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE,

THE POUXIWIITG LOW'PBIOEB: T,

Hemietta

Baker—a very talented actress of the emotional school, and a very charming woman—has appeared. and has coached her on all her tours. "Kit" was sold by Tayleure to Chanfrau for $800, and first produced at Buffalo. It has been a continual success for nearly twelve years, and has netted tbe acSor fully eighty thousand dollars.

And it may, without exaggeration, be said that, the two characters of "Mose" and "Kit." with which his name is so completely identified that separation is impossible, and which are known as two of the most remarkable creations of our stage, have given him a fortune of nearly two hundred thousand dollars!

Chanfrau. as may inferred from tbe four stroagly contrasted individualizations with which he is associated, as I have specified them, is an artist of great versatility,

His acting is marked by clear concep tion, vigorous treatment, and that attention to minute details which betrays the presence of genuine talent.

And his "Kit" ot to-day is one of thosd splendid creations which memory will place in its Chamber of Immortals!— FkiUt. World.

PRICE 5 CENTS

SEEBUR6ER BROS/^

Tou remember 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 eat that most of them bought their meat of the Seeburger Bros., on Main street, be~ ween Sixth and Seventh, whofhave now their Christmas supply, three cattle weighing nearly five thousand pounds. Go to Seeburger Bros, if you want tbe best meat in the city.

The best shot wins. Try your luck at the Shooting Parlor at 638 Main street.

Pierson did come to town but failed to call at Andrews & Son. to inspect their new stock of slippers. -t

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For vour Winter Cape and Gloves go to 8. Loeb & Co. 97tf

Ye Turkey shooters or ye sharp shootrs are invited to call at 623 Main street

A merry Christmas and a happy New Tear to you all. Andrews & Son. 505 Main streetlO0t4.

THE FAIR!

DON'T BUY YOUR HOLEDAY GOODS UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN THE ST02K AT THE FAIR, 325 IMLAuIISr ST.

Among other dosirable Christmas presents which are being told very cheap'at thia store are:

Wax. China and lndestrnctabte Dolls, Doll

niture of all kinds. Vases. Toys, Sleds, Doll Perambulators. Mirrors Velocipedes, Bicycles, Tool Chests. Books. Fancy Boxes, Paper and Envelopes, Plated Goods, Jewelry. Kalo Meda Goods, Brackets, Stands, Baskets, Chromos, Express Wagons, and Musical Instruments. M-ml

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Silk and Wool Wristlets, from 25 to 75c. Embroidered Back Street Gioves, Plymouth Driving, lited and unlinod aUo all sisea Linen Collars and Cuff*, 3 pairs Cuffs and half dozen Collars (standing and turn in fine Dress Kid Gloves. down), best quality put up in a handsome box, for $2 50. British Half Ilote, seamless, 85c per pair extra good value. -7 New styles standing and turn down Linen Collar*, warranted 4 Ply, litfc each. $1 50

Giove8 from

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White and Cofond Merino, Fancy Strip^ Spaiiish Brown, Canton Flannel, Scarlet Knit and Flannel Undershirt anl Diaweat will ^e' found to

be the roost compete In the city. Onr White Shirts are our own make, and we can guarantee them to be perfect fitting. We will sell tbea at

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WANTED.

Party with $1,600 cash to take place of retiring partner in an established, good paying, Main St. store. Business is unexceptionable in character. Reference exchanged. Address, Partxkr, News Office.

CHRI8TMA8 TURKEYS ONLY TEN CENTS PER POUND, W. W. CLIVER ft Co.

"Now by St. Paul." I mean to sell some Boots & Shoes. Low prices have got to do it, so can at Ryan's corner 4th & Ohio St. 107t2

striped Half Hose, 25c, 85c, 40c, 50c, and 60c per pair.

Knit Jackets for $1, 1 35, 1 50, 1 78, and $8 00. )*isp

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GehtJ«men sWear we have now open for inspection. This department «re fc*ep la connection with oar Clothing, gud we en

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EMORY P. BEAU CHAMP.

Tha Naws la Mired by tha carriers to aahMth hers ia the City of Terr* Haste at TEf CKJdl A WW* payable weekly, aad to aabMiibaas mail at 13 a wtsek irttta month.

COIIBS & ROGEKS

Artprvparwl JO ordtri vtith prompt*** and diapateh for aB grad*$ of

BARS AND SOFT CO&L AXD C0D»

In mny quemtHy, larg* or tmalL Bond fow •rdsra, ta

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tention,

Cats Htntfc aad Maln ats., dealer ta

ALL KINDS OF

Soft

fry

hortsback, and they mil

aid Hard Coal,

J^JSTJD COKE.

All order* left at office promptly attended to, and delivered to any part of the city. STmS

ANDERSON & CHIN

SELLS

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AT BOTTOM PRICES.

Office cor! Second and Ohio streets. 77m6

National House Saloon..

None bat the finest liquors kept on sale. Aawg from

McBrayer A Co., and some eight-year the oelcbrated T. B, Rippy A Co.. mannfaotsrara from tbe Cedar Brook District. Ky.,alt made fma hand-made soar mash. Tbeir entire stock «f wines, brandlea, Ac., are of the &nest gradea in tha market.

GOODS.

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on acceviudf lis tteathsr.'

COAL OFFICE.

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N. S. Wheat is prepared to furnish al grades of coal ana wood—both soft an4 hard coff, as chcap a^ Che cheapest. T» accommodate his friends and the trade generally he has a telephone placed in his office, so that orders can be received or sent from any part of the city and reoeiyt the same attention as if left at the office. Thankia#4hfepttbUo ior^paatpatronage, he guarantees to be as prompt in supplying them with the best of coal in the future.

COAL—COAL!

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We havejust plsced on sale an elegatxt stdc^

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