Daily News, Volume 2, Number 109, Franklin, Johnson County, 25 December 1880 — Page 4

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DAILOEWS

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1880.

Largest City Uiioi.

WAMTN.

tnrra,

CTC.

Ad«e^lMa«ti

coming andar the abore, or

atmilar head*. will be inserted la Ae a* the rate of cent* p*r line. «a*fe

Wfill

ImwUw.

GDanicd.

rtfAdTertfse meats aHated rader this bead Ons Cent

eMh word. Mid

111*

advertisement will

rarely fall t» attract the attention o» persons who nay have srfc»te*er It muted, aod «rom a lane Baatw of regies the advertiser Is enabled to Bake ebe amt favorable selections.

ANTED—A boase-keeper. To one who can

tht*jHWtUos,

Is promised a permanen.

bowe. at room wife*. Must com* well tdeonunendad. Apply to Mr*. T. D.01ta«st Mala aw*et..

troan

A?fTK»~8eTeraJ Artt-class news-boys a* tto1*

oftc*. Apply at once,

Wtins

ANTSD—Onehandred Hews boyswanted at 8taf«maa Ottce. cwaw &A aad Mala,

I0a.».

to I p. m., ta-morboir. {Thursday

"fWT-JMirFTO- A eeafc at ItM goattr ftixtfe-at-cred Alsoaarse girl, IS er 14 year* of age. Apply al once.

Cost.

LOST~a

Watct Chain Charm: deal**. thai

ofa'*8h»e." The Under will

liberally re

warded by tearing tba earn® at Padock A P^rcell's Shoe Stare. 407 Mala street.

THJS CITY.

—Merry Christmas. —Opera to-night. —Don't fail to sec tbe Chanfraua tonight. —Confectioners eare reaped their harvest. —Temperance lecture Monday tiight at Union Hall. —Kit, the Arkansas Traveler at the Opera House to night. —In what condition do yon find your pocket book to-day. —Christmas comes but once a year and why not enjoy it while its here. —How many happy flreaides are there to day, and how many Had ones. —Tho boys sayj the only objection they had to Banta Claus yesterday evening WAS, that he didn't have a tin horn. —Local travel on the different railroads was heavier yesterday than for some time. Everybody is spending their holidays at home. —Christian Chapel Mulberry Street between Sixth and Seventh. Services, morning and evening. Sunday school at 9:80 a. rn. —Horse thieves are numerous'and pretty freely scattered throughout the country, and card* are received doily at police headquarter —Services at the Asbury M. E. Church Sunday 10Vi ft. m. Ir. Glllet will preach a Christmas Sermon. Preaching at night by the Pastor.

ones In the midst of your en

joyment pause and think of the many destitute ones who are suffering with want and poverty barred out from tbe pleasure* brought to many by Christmas.

Awklow named Mrs. Hopkins is said to be the wealthiest woman in America. Sl^ i« worth $27,000,000. and lives in

If Albert Overholt* or Will Duncan wish to know her address they will find two at tho north-west corner of Fifth and Main. Bring twenty five cents and two beer

chvcks,—8iitufHag Night.

It has always been said that Edwin Seldom ridge is well versed in the literature, which composes the widows dl rectory, and we are glad be hat found a widow which really poaseses sonic su parlor charm, which causes her to be especially noticed by him.

Fisrbt. ....

.About eight o'etnek last eight a couple of fellows nartted Rogers and Miller had a fight oi\ north Sixth street. Rogers was commlng down town and met Miller wear the Normal School ground*. Miller slipped when ImmaadlaUy 1# frtnt of Rogers and fell throwing the la'ler fellow violently against the fence. The offended man. on account we suppose of lack good tence. became quite angry and struck the unlucky Miller on the shoulder with a club, he had in his hand, this of course was a challenge for a regular knock down argument which was indulged in juite freely liy both sides.

Their aeeo®pauing friends stood by and •aw the f«*without leterffdtif the contesting parties satisfied their Ire tbe| moved on It a fair example of what little thing* person can do whose brain is not large enough to allow any degtve Of coremoD since to be cul tirated.

A doting out sale is going on at the Blue Fttwi,

Give us a call we mean huslo**^, "L Whcn\ Olwhm do ywt fc«frp. Al til* Blue Front. ________

PUBE HOME-MADE FRENCH MIXED CANDIES,

IN ANT QUANTITY. WHITE'S OYSTER BAY.

A effw Dining Halt in t. Iian utn-br-Ml Main atwet Sth and 6»". H. ,«!». 10*2

11'A

Goto Wright A Kaufman for yottr nice Christmas turkeys, chlckea*, celery Aft.

Mi:

—To d»j bring diriftmu, wthsnfeelded to lay aside our customary maaner •f presenting ouraelves to the public and occupy oar aloted spaca by placing befwe our readers a few interesting facts In recard to the observation of thJs day by the different nations of the earth. As is well known to avary person who has the least degree of knowledge, Chrismas Is the day set apart for the celebration of the birth of our 8avior. It is not, however, so generally understood that it Is simply set apart, for many are under the impression that this Is really the anniversary regularly decendent from the year of the im portant event This day was selected by men of ancient historical notoriety as a fit day to be observed as a memorial measure by which the minds of the millions could be kept fresh In regard, to the adveo* of Jesus Christ. That the birth of Chirst did not take place at this time of the year is understood by all well read students, who are aware of the fact that this is tbe season of rains which annually occurs on the Judeao plains, and that thjs shepherds When they were guided to the saspot of our Savior's b'rtb by the Star of Bethlehem would not be heard their flocks in the field at such a time is perfectly clear in their mind*.: -f -«f fy

The first knowledge we nave of any Wlebration of th|bs im^bftant occasion i^ to bejfeund in the year 284, at which time we read in history of the destruction of a temple, by Deocletian during his reign, in which a number of Christians had gather-, ed to worship and cleKrate the birthday of Christ

There was no uniformity in early history, in the observation of this holiday at some times it was celebrated in'May at others in January, and at other times in April. The principal cause of fixing the S5lh of December as the proper time for this celebration was probably the uni versa! belief of the heathens who regarded the winter as a most' important part of the year, as a renewing of the year, as a renewing of the life of the power of nature.

Although all intelligent beings think proper to observe this daf it has Its

ponent*. The church of Scotland denounces any celebration on the ground that it is merely a creation of man. Of course an enlightened people regard it as an institution of grave import, and think it proper and possibly neccessary to fit chance the cause of

Christianity,

that

some custom should be kept alive and be a means of further educating the rising generations in the cause of religion. ioe-j-J —m-a-ia.. m—•"—* rcc*j[.\At.

R. 8. Lord of Chicago, is in the city. W. C.-omer of Danville is in tha city.

Mr. C. F. Jaurietcame dowd from Chicago yesterday. Miss Lilie Norman of Indianapolis is visiting relatives here.

Charlie Losshag of Detnrftrwill spend a few days in the city. L. B. Crous of Louisville Ky., was in town ashotl time to-day.

Miss Amelia Ferra, who has been teach ing school near Alberton, came home last night to spend Christmas.

Miss Carrie Wilson of this city left last evening for Craw fords vlile where she will remain several weeks.

Miss Maggie Miller, who is presiding over a school neat Clinton, came home yesterday to visit during tbe holidays.

Mm. Qeiseudorff and son, of Indianapolis, are spending the Holidays in Terre Haute, the guest ot Mrs. Geo. O. Armstrong. ,_j, mi»ii ~n in 11in Jf©TK* FROM

THE DRAU

ATI!"

WORLD.

Chanfraus will pl*y st the Opera House to-night. Sol) Smith Russell will appear at the Opera House New Years afternoon and evening.

John McCullough is meeting with un looked for #acceas In hi# Brooklyo engagement

SoMenis burlesque company is not a success. Lawrence Barrett Is making an un usually strong impression on New York audiences this season.

Mias Anderson is playing before very large audiences In New York. Tbe ap preciation of cultured people, whom her ability attracts, rather coo founds the cynicism of one or two critics who attempts to subject tbe actress to analysis.

Mr*. Scott Siddoot has.been displaying her expertuea as a riJ|e aad plstol shot in St Louia, having as opp©nait« Messrs. Sargent and McMahon of her troupe. With a rifle she mad® 89 oat of a possible $2, 8 shots ringing the bell 4 time# out of 6 Wl4» thel^liaf pistols, fid feet dlt-

oul

wblu'Mr Sarge«t madenly 8, and M^* MahwO. Abboft tells a St. Skills reporter that the stage kits te a*1 cold, dim, pate phantom—unsatisfactory, dduitive, and empty Hat Mr. William Castle begun

OewgcH AdamtOrimahSI)l» tending out neatly printed p**tal cards, bearing hh jdeSttW* ett^wling holiday greeting to his friend*. Mr. Adams is witk Tony Denjers^»|»«y i*i

fdk,

(Sttsvrete lauwafad tfee Lotted «lat«i P*%mi I2,?4!^fwhkh w«» granted. th« total rww4pts of the were fTtO,KH.4T

Mai

Calf aad Kip

Ryan arilt. hand w$4% BooUalao the great Walker Star Boota Shoe* for taeu and boy* ^8#

iiytaoet On Jaouarv 1. Mil ttaff* was a wa»» to tike St of Use fftfesftteae* Andorft.49^-

We stepped into the the clothing store of Messrs. Miller A Cox this morning and-found their store crowded with

Co. and'ex^Qlnf their stock and the excellent tone atod flnis^.of ill struments and youf peace' of mil be complete.

cus

tomers. These gentlemen have been doing business in our city a number of veara and have established one of the best selected trades in tha city. They are both excellent gentleman and keep ac commoduing clerks who underttand their business. We wish Messrs. Miller & Cox a Merry Chris Unas aod continued prosperity-

For a fine flavored cigar or nice choice Tobaccos go to P. J. Hogaan. 10SH1

The Blue Froat is now selling at less than cost For a'l kinds of dothlg and genss Furnishing goods. By all means patronize the Blue Front on Main St be: twean 5th and 6th streets.

A Handsome Present.

To make up yorir mind what to buy for a Christmas present without first looking through the stock of W. & Paige fc Co. would be tbe height of follv. A bandsome piano, even if you,paid for it ia monthly instaltttitints wobld be an elegant present for mother, wife, sister, or some other fellow's sisier, Drop in on. P}:nr"

P. J. Hojans a: 508 Main St. is where you can find all the leading brand of Cigars{ Tobpockjs^ &c. 1

IAM

^WVddpl asfeyou to buy but just call at our store and see what we keep. Blue Front.

JOHNSON A FLINN.

Sara Bernhardt is said to be the thinest woman on tbe stage and the great trouble with Sara is that she failed to order bef oysters from Johnson Flinn, at 618 Mailt street who received this morning thirty cases of the finest oysters in the market, and they have just been going lite that ?*ry old, gQntletpan that Bob Ingersoll say^ he deei'ol fear. Now if you want something nice in the line of •ysters, call on Ed. Johnson or his cst*m able partner and be convinced that they have the best brand in this city.

No cause ffor removal. We are satisfled with our business. People will go where tbey can buy their goods the cheapest, Yours truly, Blue Front.

—For Christmas presents in smoking articles call on P. J. Hogan at 508 Main St lOOtl

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

Leakey Boots or Shoes made water p»-oof at C. Wliitaker's repairing shop. No, 9 North 2d St. 10713

Give us a call and you will never leave us without buying our goods. Blue Front

Great Meat Mart

At P. P. Mischler No. 27 North Fourth Sireet, 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 butchcr-sbop in this city. Those who would eat healthy luscious fresh meat should not fall to call at Mischlers, Great Meat Mart at 27 N. 4th St.

Ryan. Sell's, Smith. Stroughton & Royne's fine shoes for ladies, none superior in the market. 107t2

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 have ever seen. 107t8

RUPP'S MEAT MARKET. Onlv two more days until Christmas, and oleouqH? everybody must have the flnfest ftieat

Mi he

had for love or money.

Otic of tbe oldest places in the city where the very 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 just as cheap as any, where in town, and with the advantage of knowing you are dealing with an established meat market.

C, Whltaker makes the handsomest dress Boot in this city. No. 9 North 2d St, 107tS

TESTIMOTAL:

Dr. J. H. Jordan:

DKAR Sm—It is now, over two years since I was cured by your remedy, of corsnpHcaied diseases of yean' standing

A Lady's Wla*.

"Oh how do wish my «k!n was as clear and aoft as yours," «*id alady to your friend. "You can easily make it so.* answered tbe friend. "How?* inattired the first lady, "By using Hop titters, that makes pure rich blood and blooming health. It did f°r me as you observe." Read of

it—Cario

For

FRENUCH

peoially

The

ladies

this

da Oranges,

Eiser's.

had given up all hope, and was told by fcood phyriclans of yotnr city that I would never be well again but I beard so much of vr»ur treatment, so highly msouimcn ded, that 1 would try It, as I suffered, apparently. death all the time. My catarrh is gone, and my lungs are entirely well no female troubles wh*te*«ri disgestioti good, and uo dyspepsia. In fact I oever felt better ia my life, I wish that all who are afflicted a* I was eouM know of your trestiMnt

Yours respectfully. MRg. if M. SHORES, New Grosben, Vigo Co., Ind.

XJ S* gy

Oyster Eajr. and Lunch Counter at 519 Kaln

bet Sth and «i?««t»a

«ectal Chri*tma« dinner lower than at ao^ oilier dining hall in town. Give as a

A large a*oA of CfwertrwM sale at U»« Blue Front tor le«* tiuui cost

F«r a sqaara amlUj the, »ew »ao at S19lialn 10918

For Rat* or Caps call at the Bloe Front

BulUtin,

Confectionery,

ionable bonnets at cost.

ES-

for the Holidays,

Chioar

cago Caramels, Creams, Taffies. Mixed Candies, etc., nice, fresh and cheap, at Eiser'S. Ninth and Main streets.

are reminded that

the

linery

last week of the clear

ance sale at Mrs.

T. D.

will continue to

Olin'S mil

rooms,during the week she

sell

those

fosh

•The National House Saloon received yesterday fifteen barrels of McBrayer's celebrated Whiskies. Also fiye barrels from Anderson's DislilHng Co. Business must be good around thctft with the

ITIr

Mrs.

T. T-

Olin is now offering

her millinery

at cost.

This is

done to make room for a large and fashionable stock

spring

styles

which will arrive here in a few weeks- Mrs. Olin

with

the

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 STREET.

Are selling an envelope for 25 cents, and when one is drawn, marked with a clabs, the drawer is entitled to select say article in said class without further cost.

Fancy Fruits and

Bananas, etc., at

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

GCLICK & BEKIIY.

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

Go to the Shooting Parlor to-night 622 Main street

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 OYBTER BAYI I

For a fashionable hat or bonnet attend

the

T. D.

clearance sale at

Olin's, all

Mrs.

goods

sold at

j|,

We hare on consignment a handsome line of fine India, Camels^Hai Shawls. Come and see them. VJl

Herz' Popular Bazar.

HAVE-ON

ini-iniiai.siuisiuH .*

v.,

are all of the latest patterns aod aye yety beautiful. Persons who want to make a ^hllday present should cill and make seJecliota early as they are selling very Chcajj and rapidly

No.

sW &

239 Main Street

reduction if in

Cloaks an^ Dolmans at Herz,

,Jfr

FANCY CREAMS, CHTCO LATE, Q-LACE GOODS, BONBONS AND A THOUSAND OTHER CONFECTIONS AT WILL WHITE'S, NO. 525 MAIN STREET» *, &IST" T»

VI 3 JIUI I J. ... &

TIB LHWEST STOCK OF HOLIDAY SLIPPERS IS THE CITY IS AT GREINEll»S SHOE STORE ON MAIN ST.

For the handsomest Toilet Slip* pers,

call on Andrews

jpEANUTS,

well satisfied

business, she has been

N^TS,Flori

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 Hoii day trade and cordially invites he" friends aud the public to call and learu prices. 104t8 ii

Maltby's Oysters in Bulk or Can, Bakery Goods, Ornamented Cakes, etc., at Eiser's.

For the latest styles in Hals, 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 thei Holiday season, and which we can, and will sell at very low prices, and guarantee the quality.

Herz' Popular^Bazar.

A WBSK to your own town, ana no cap] tal rinb^d. Ton can grlve tbe bnene«8 a trial witboot expense, Tbe bent opportunity pver offered for thoso willing to work. Ton •fconld try nothing cl«e an til yon «M for yourself wbat yon can do at tbe bastne«» we offer. Ko room to explain here. Ton can devote all your tine or only yoor sparie time tothe btt»lncn«, aod mak« gre«t pay for every bonr that yon work. Wemen make much aexoen. Send for special private terms and particular*, which we mail free. tS.OO outfit free. Don't complain of bard time* while yon havenucb a chance. Address HALLBTT ADO,. Portland. Maine.

T*k" FOSTER &o SOIST

102 AND 104 NORTH FOURTH STREET,

EXHIBITION:

PEDESTALS FAJfCTITISTASDS^ASDaiFAHCY BRACKETS,

'",AU'

,s 4X0

pCYLIHDER^ BOOK,CASES AND OFFICE

JOS, H. BRlCHJh,

Prelude uid Coi

'4*^ h^ochant,

... Caraex Fourth aad Cherry

jjTJtRRB HAUTB. INI

XJ. WBRN"

416 MAIN STREET.

Dealer Ip

riNE VINES, LP&S i^

igeat for A Mayer's calebrav^

Oysters! Oysters! Oyp

Ke«jM constantly on haad «U WudB.vt*. Vch ht wtte» to his

wii

8Slm

Son.

h„,» 106t4

FOA NJILS,

A second hand pheeton almost as good as new for sale. Original cost, $825.00 will be sold for $U0.00 Eoqulre at Beau champ and Millers stable on South 6th St.

FILBERTS, PE

CANS, ALMONDS. ENGLISH WALNUTS, AN£ -CREAM

NUTS AT WHITE'S OYSTER BAY. Sykes' hat store has received the warm winter caps, hats, gloves, ftirs, ear muffs, &c., of which they have every fall such an elegant stock,

t.i 'J WBK/BSSSSSSSSSBBSSBSSSttBtSKSSXTS.

VIA*

cnatotarra* at all htf& L. WKRN. 416 Main

KATZENBACH

Have just opened anew

WHOLESALE

HOUSE,

218 South Fourth 8tr

WB KEEP A PULI. STOCK

CALIFORNIA, and

IMPORTED WI1

Notice

for?

Finest, MU Fine Goods

EVER SHOW^f IN THIS CVTY, EMBRACING

Music Skids! Music'P®olios. WalliCabinets, Toilet Cablne

i« ^|t if

on-T^:

,, "I, t, ,, St.

AND BRANDIES,*

ALSO FINE WHISKIES AND FA

LIQUORS.

Our Sour Wines embrace ger, Riesling, Traminor and

edel.

Our Sweet Wines Angeli Muscat, Madura, Port and

and our Red Wines,

del, and Chateau Margaux.

are prepared

charge.!'

to de

Wines and Ldquors to the Trt and private families in atty quo tity and bjr the

CAE^L

free'

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

Is hereby given that I-will apply to Board of Commissioners of Vigo County, dlana, at their special session Dec. Sth, for a cense to seUintoxlcaUag Honors In a !ss qi tUy than a qnart at a time with the privilege oi lowing tbe same to be drank on my premises one year. My place of business and the prepi wSereon mild Liquors are to be sola and drikttk loeated at Main Street, in tbe city of THaute.Vijpj SUte of»lndJana, bein®. W. of

Bom'sCounty,

HOLIDAY

addition to tbe city of Terr# If

»wS

JOHN P. BSV1

GIFTS,

if SH-Z

.srw

writ

131

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