Daily News, Volume 2, Number 110, Franklin, Johnson County, 27 December 1880 — Page 1

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OF ADVERTISING,

,f^rtisements lees than SO -cents per line,,

)«*lcr lit Wool and Manufacturer of

/leg, Cttssfniercs,

Tweeds, Flannels,

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jrsB *Foa». X«««g*r. I oxk xrtsMT OSI.Y,

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stic Consolidation.

VLF IIUMJRED .STKO.Hii 50 'ly UHE greatairt sad ojJy HalI Shew Is

Tw# anil Tt»r*e Difftreat Act* at •w Time and with lt#* old tbr«*l~t»re eot roartae tbat it t**« been cunlomarT tag (b» p^rfortoaocr ofghtty it?40 ..Is mlnutr* aht-ad of *11 other show*. If mewhy meantng t1ww« boar* of #1tinlftleffaplwd »ort i«»li(l «nJ«ymcot. lilts mile* to m«.

No stage wsita,

Jw teuton* o**rtarff* Remember this ffthibitkra has bo

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vilOK. 13. tt« an* 2&cts ra eharpt for referred wat#, *i Button'#

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GJWKLJSERS TUM 04' SALOON, *)7 M* iu street, bet ttfa sad 7th st*.

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A JEX-COXSCL KICKS OS HONOR.

J*mm Park 8«es (or $20,000 Dam *#red Ctuineter.

Damaure **uit AfalMt tbc Lafayette ion« day Time*.

LAJPAJTBTTK,

Decetaber 26 —On Fridaj

evening last, Messrs. Davidsoti, aUoroeyn for Captain James Park, late county attorney, filed in the Clerk'* office a suit against John S. and George B. Williamsy of the trunday Time*, claiming damage® in the sum of 20,000. The article com plained of &p{»eared in an editorial of that paper on the ltfth iiist., and the paragraph on which the suit filed is as follows, which i« »et up in the complaint: (Iteferring to. Uie present county attorney, Everett.) "He seems to realize the fact that he is the attorney of the taxpayers, and not of the county officers. Captain Park took the other riew of it, He acted as the attorney for the County officer*,and against the taxpayers in nearly every instance vrheti hi* opinion was required. The laborer is worthy of his hire, and it may be that the County officers paid better than the County."

The complaint alleges that the defendfuibt/'meant to charge and have it utider",K",

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ftlOOUjr iiYlu IJ€ IHiliCiTCdi tJXHt U)6 pl&intiu nnQifinn lint if i'q rp^ArflHi h«tl/4ir«.r,Hv anri aUhnn»Mtlv hfttrrtv«f11

had domiptly and dishonestly betrayed the confluence of his said employers, and had corruptly and dishonestly taken monody and brit)e« from the county officers, and especially from one Cyreniua Johnson, who was then, and now is, the auditor of said county, for corrupt and false advice to said auditor, and to said board, for the personal profit aud benefit of said auditor, and that he had not fairly and honestly discharged ids duty as such county attorney, but for money and bribes had given wrongful and corrupt ad vie#." 'II Jf i'/' -.i r-n--1 ii(^iruraUicc Work During the Holiday*.

WABIIJNOTOX, December 28.—Quite a number of the committees of the House were directed to meet during the holidays for the preparation of bills to be presented after the recess. The outlook for *york of this character is very poor. The average member had rather be a-holidav-ing than doing routine work, especially aa there is not much of his worlc ever culminating In actual legislation. There are one or two exceptions, however. The

appropriation#committee Is working by sub coinmTtteei'on the different appropri

BiudkQtrhl«fl In wr# We^^Se.. H, |l S8t«ilfil & Linen IUudkerchlfjf*, half doten to fancy box, |1 85, |1 SO, #1 78 and #2. %lnili«d Handkerchief, put up In hundtom* boxet, half doxen for fSk

UemsttKiiod Bandkarcitief^ in handsome IxMtes. half a down for $3. Bordered Linen Handercbiefm 80c, 88c, 40c aud 50c. "pch and Etjglish Suspender*, one pair (n a box. 75, |1 and 1 95. in new detlgtii, 40c, 80c, 60c. 79c,-

«tion bill. The oflbtmer*^ committed will P®®^8

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»»jflve to a Wf that wiT! new Uvea of overooats in

6ur of OwwM* 4ry larg«. and hi the fioeet ws have ever offered for mi. to «aU «wI JMkt»aolectioii as mm aa poeilhlft, a* the utmtawt of in ^l!

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get the river ftnd harbor bill ready tlie The resignation of Colonel J. R. 3h^lter agricultural committee,l»elngcharpj{fw this city of the position of^Msistant

it is likely that there may not be time, Colonel Day is now at his home in this

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NKW ALBANY.

December 26—The heaviest snow-fall of several years now covers the earth in this part of the State. The snow commenced falling at 1 o'clock Saturday mornjng, and continued till 7 last night. The weather is mild to night, with pros-

®ore ®now-

bill that! manager of the Louisville and Nashville

per half doxen.

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in aome manner upon all

bills referred to them before the close of the session. These reports will be made, but mi much time will be spent in their preparation. It it apparent, even to the members of Congress, that there is not time enough for anything like genetel legislation, and if there is anything that a congressman hates it is to do work when he knows to a certainty it will sever amount to anything at aU.

viK Rewarding U» Indlan-Fiffhter*.

WABIUNGTON,

Eany

December 26.—It is un

derstood that the officers of the army who have distinguished themselves by signal service in the wa& with the Indians will soon secure the reward for which they have sto£i fire from time to time. What they have been after is to have the President nominate to brevet ranks those officers who have distinguished themselves in the fights with the Indians. It is understood that the President will do this, and thus, if the Senate consents, confer an honor, even if any empty one, upon the Indian fighters. It is thought the Senate would confirm these brevet nominations

hesitation.

Blaine Tendered a Ubiaet I*o«ltlon WASHINGTON, Tecember SB.—There seems tp be no doubt that General Garfield has offered Senator Blaine a place in his cabinet. Senator Blaine's friends say this openly. No particular department has been tendered liirn. It is not known

whether Senator Blaine will Accept

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more than likely that he will. He General Garfield have been the most mate friends.

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and inti-

STATE NEWS.

CONKBSVIMiE.

December 26.—John E. Manning, a boy tramp, charged with stealing a revolver, failing to give bail, was jailed last night.

uforiosr CITY.

December 26.—Mrs. Nellie S. Witham, wife of Thomas Witham, of the firm of Witham, Andrews & Co., of this place, died tins morning in chfld-birth. Mrs. Witham was formerly of Wilton Iowa, and was a relative of the late Governor Morton.

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ably be ready at the reassembling of Colonel Shaler willengage in mercantile Congress, The appropriation bills,* the pursuits at St. Louis. He will, however, retM^ru from the Ways and Means Com- continue to reside at New Albany. fays mlttee, the Morgan electoral resolution, and the to be-attcmpted re-apportionment scheme, will consume all the time from January Oth to March 4*h, next, and then

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Colonel John 8. Day, of. this city, superintendent of the Indianapolis and Chicago Air,-Line railroad, now in process of construction, has tendered his resignation.

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mv!k aaS«*i»«wd n-* toGasttwn WoA, and we witt mB tk*m ter tbont one4^0^Nittili«ft^ T&m woold Aai»ofor the am qadity of sood%

from which DO deviation wifl t*

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SGHLQgS' DISPLAY OF HOLIDAY (iOODS.

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TEKRE HAUTE, IND.. MONDAY, PEC. 27, 1880.: m-.iv PBICE 5 CENTS

city, bnt has not announced his plans for the future. He was for many years su-

erintendent of the Louisville, New Aland Chicago railroad under the Reynolds and Sloat managements.

The Pathetic fttory of Two Tramp*. PATERSON, 'K, J., December 26.—Two vagrants, Barney Duffy and John Ma hony, last evening lay down on cinders carted from Passaic rolling mill, Duffy was overoome with gas from the smoul dering heap, and Mahoney made him some coffee in an old tin can and then aid, carried him to St. Joseph's

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Lospital near by. He then went back and lay down on the cinders, and was found this morning dead and burned to a crisp, .his toes being burned quite off. He had been suffocated. The wind freshened in the night and fanned the cinders to a glow. The body, still burning, was found this morning.

TRANSATLANTIC.

The Boer Insurrection in South Africa.

The Customary Sunday LandLeague Lawlessness in Ireland-

TROOPS FROM ENGLAND,

LONDON, December 26.— The Sixth dragoons will be sent to Natal from Eng land, in response to the call of the commandant at Durban.

DURBAN, December 26.—The Boers fired on a detachment on the Pretoria and Lydenburg road under cover of a flag of truce. At Potchefstrom the greatest excitement prevails. Pour* persons have been murdered.

LONDON, December 37.—A correspond ent at Durban reports that the wagons which the detachment of the Ninetyfourth regiment was in charge of, got into a swamp, and all hands laid aside their arms to extricate them. The Boers sud denly appeared and demanded their sur render. The soldiors rushed for their arras, but before they were able to defend themselves they were shot down.

While a Boer was attempting to hoist a republican flag at Patcbersroona, he was shot by British officer, whom the Boers immediately shot dead.

The four persons reported to have been murdered at Patchefstroona wu a commandant of the Capfi mounted police 'and three civilians. They were brutally murdered in the midst of an assembly of 3,000 Boers.

The driver of a post-cart was murdered .and a mail-bag carried off. Another report says the Boers were shelled at Patchefstroona and a hundred killed aud many wounded.

Arrangements are being made at Woolwich for sending supplies to the Cape. A Durban dispatch reports that the Boers have given notice that they will seize a certain town on a specified dlay.

The Boers were shelled out of Patchefstroona. They lost a hundredjkilied and many wounded.

Presents for the little Boys,-Presents for the big Boys, Presents for Papa, presents for your big Brothers, presents for your little »thers, presents for all your Gentleman Friends. Useful Presents to suit every taste, at our

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We ask our Customers to endeavol? to make thfeir purchases in the morning, if possible. We wish to give every one proper ention but our afternoon Rush sometimes makes it? almost impossible. Please come in the morning if you can. Below we give a -rtial price list of

CHOICE GOODS, SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY TRADE!

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HE El FOLLOWI1TG LOW'i-PBIOES:

lb** We t»aveat to enumerate all the articles we keep in Ibis Department. Suffice it to mj that every article necessary tot Gentlemen's Wear we have now open for inspection. This department we keep in connection with our Clothing, and torn1 to aril at much low«r prices tfcaa exclusive Furnishing Goods H«asee, who have to depend on large 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

than a nobby liuk Suit or Overcoat. BMide4. you will have the satisfaction of knowing that yo« hate Sack snd Ulster Shapes. Otr prfewnt Mo«k Use Utgest we have erer offered for tnipectikm,

SCHLOSS' MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE,

Silk and Cashmere Neck Mufflers, new designs. New styles 4 Ply Linen Cuffs, fl 50 per half dozen* -v An elegant stock of Neck Wear in all the newest shapes and patterns in Silks, 50c Cloth Gloves from 26c to 75c -per pair. 60c, 78c, $1 and 1 85.

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4 PI J. 12Xce«h.»l 50

p] Three White Shirts, extra fine bnen front and caSk, (4 Ply), $3 87. & Knit Jackets for $1,1 95, 1 50, 1 75, and $2 00,

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we cannot promiw for taj length of time, as tjfii Imsmwer

The authorities at Capetown have communicated further with the home authorities in regard to reinforcements, and it I* probable that two regiments of cavalry and twelve of infantry, and two batteries of arUllen will be sent to the Transvaal

Believe be accmomodating sell yont

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ods as cheap as you can. Advertise, everybody to call again whether they buy or not No trouble to show goods at 329 Main Btreet. 110-6L

Why Wear Plasters?

They may relieve, but they can't cure that lame back, for the kidneys are the trouble and you want a remedy to act directly on their secretions, to purify and restore their healthy condition. Kidney Wort has that specific action—and

THE FAIR!

DONT BUY YOUR HOLIDAY GOODS UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN THE STO€K AT THE PAIR,

325 MA.I3ST ST.

Among other desirable" ChrlBtma* preocpts which are being sold rery cheap at this itore are Wax. China and lndc«trGcUble Doll*, Doll Furniture of all kind*, Vases, Toys, Sled*. Doll Perambulator*, Mirrors, Velocipedes, Bicycle*, Ttol Cheat*, BOOKS, Fancy Boxen, Paper and Bnfrclopoa, Plated Goods. Jewelry, Kalo Meda Good*. Brackets, Stands, Baskets, Chromoa, JSxprops Wagons, and MunicaHtiBtTatBeaCR. W-TTI!

Lined Pur Top Gloves from 75c to $2.

Silk and Wool Wristlets from 25 to 5c. Embroidered Back 8treet Gloves, Plymouth Driving, lined and unlined aiso all sixec Linen Collars and Cuffs. 8 pairs Cuffs and half dozen Collars (standing and turn in fine Dress Kid Gloves. down), b«t quality pat up in a hudiome box, for 99 50.

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Half Hose, seunleM, 39c pcc pur 6itr good Ttlue.

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•ThM White Shirty 'root ud cuff, mvl. (ren tto Ok* qnlity of IriALnw., for Sol Brown ud fucr Bonfeml EUmllmit JkUU, f2 00, 70.8. ud 'V.

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White and Colored Merino, Fancy Striped, Spanish Brown, Canton Flannel, Scarlet Knit and Flannel Undershirts and Drawees, wilt be found to-

be the moat complete In tbe city. Our White SMrts are our own make, and we can guarantee them to be perfect fitting. We wilt Mil them

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Vbry nobby styles fa Ultten and UUterette shapes, la both heavy aw iHuttoess we are doing will soon dose out my deilralAs styles.

Any article purchased from wand not proving artisfacuwy caa be exchxagedaor time within thkty days, or money wiB be nttmML

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same time it regulates the bowels perfectly. Don't wait to get sick, but got a package to-day antl cure yourself. Liquid and dry sold by all Druggists.— German* town Telegraph.

Now is the time to buy cheap boots & Shoes at Rogers & Co. are determined to sell at cost before'stock taking. Ye bare footed people go and be shod. 110t6

Always on band. Pork and chops, sausage and tenderloins at ger Bros.

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The Holiday trade is not over yet. Rogers & Coat 829 Main St. are doing a fine business to-day. This com6s from cheap advertising aud selling good goods. They keep boots and shoes.

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People in the United States

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Send For Illustrated Price List To

STUDEBAKFR BROS., MFG CO., South Bend, Ind.

tftrtkm* thrntr Fifth mnd Mam Strut* v:

The Nxwa Is served ky the carrier* to jubicrtb«r* la Ike City of Terr* Haate at TKN CBNT8 A VTBBH!, payable weekly, and to aabecribers mail at LSc a,freak er 4ic a months

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COMBS & ROGERS

Are prepared teJIU *rd«r$ mth promptmm and dupalch for all grade* of

HAF.D AND SOFT COiL iND COKE

In any quantity, large or small. Send yovr order*, in, person, by telephone, or an horteback, and they will receive prompt attentioh, late and early. No postponement en account of the mother.

COAL OFFICE. N. S. Wheat is prepared to furnish all grades of coal and wood—both soft and hard coal,*s* clraap as the cheapest. To 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 receiye the same attention as if left at the office. Thanking the public for past patronage, he guarantees to be as prompt in supplying them with the best of coal in the future.

OFFICE, MAIN STREET, Opposite Terre Haute House.

COAL-COAL!

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Cor. Ninth and Vain at*., dealer in

ALL KINDS OF

Soft and Hard Coal,

J^JSTJD COKE.

All orders left at office promptly attended to, and delivered to any part or the city. STrat

ANDERSON & CI1IN fiTHfiJjB'

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Block and Nut Coal

AT BOTTOM PRICES.

Office cor. Second and Ohio streets, 77 m#

National House Saloon.

None but the finest liquors kept on sale. Among other brands, is some six-year old whisky from McBrayer A Co., and some eight-year old from the celebrated T. B. Hippy Jk tx»., manufacturers from the Cedar Brook District, Ky.,all made from hand-made sour mash. Their entire stock »f wines, brandies, Ac., are of the finest grades In tk* market.

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a ttaeful present. We have just placed on sale an elegant stock of m*. is

*pwa pnterss of both Foreign ftcnMetio Good*. Theie

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