Daily News, Volume 2, Number 145, Franklin, Johnson County, 7 February 1881 — Page 4

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MONDAY. FEBRUARY 7. 1881.*

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I/OCATI#M, OP BAILTLFBWB XHM6E •OXEN. Fool ef .aUirway leading to Western Union telegraph office, cor. 6th & Main.

Foot of stairway leading to Pierce & Rumseys law office, Wall street. Reel hease corner third and LaFayette.

Depot drag store. Corner Sixth & Lafayette road.

WANTS, REXTS,

LQHTH,

Advertiseaaeata coming under the above, or imllor heads, will be Inserted In the "Nawa" at rate ef tea cents per line, each insertion.

IDanteb.

•flTAdverthiemeata printed trader thta Ono Cent eaak word, ana the advertisement rarely rill to attract the attention Of "person* may have whatever Is wanted, a niimber of replies the advertfae make the aiA favorable aeleCUoi

TXT ANIJ?*#—Baveral fli W Ms«S««, Apply at

head win

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WATiTTO-fiw good oea»i**ereit this 0 »Y ataftoa.

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rant, a small. aaat hdnsa /with

rssais,

near the corner

of Mala

and

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TXTANT1»—A flrst-cWscook ln a awill^mi-" W ly. Also aurse girl, la or 14 year^ old, OerApplf *t Ui south flixth Ar—• man preferred.

WANTED—Girl

Wof

for general house-work. Com

txteat person can have good w*g»s, In ansall fiim»y. at «0 aonth 8l*th *m*t.

ANTED.—To mnt two roe ma ta the east end theoitr. oa or Sonth ofMain. Bnqitlre at SW nerth 3rd St. tl

Sox Bale. I I .*.

poeec.

Fsood

OR 8AUK.-A second haw) fkmtm aa new Original will be soldehenp for cash. Knqiil & Miller's stable, oa south 8t*Ui atraat.

POR SAUB—IfUst-cJasa milch oow cheap. Kirqnlre at this omce.

almost as §3».00

aire at Beaochamp

will ba sold

lot Eni.

-i ha*e sffwral houses for rent In ,rt of the city, at from 15.00 to fIS

Xi^m KBNT X? the raat part of the city, a Apply ai No. *i«H Ohio street,

the cast

p«r iotWh«

LOST

M.JOAB. in'•

Cost.

-Last T«*i«H(la.T Of Wednesday. •here. In the city a gentlemaw h«a*y kid ulow. «wiroled«i*d on haw

witti

three

row* of

hoary silk. The flnder wtli confer a i«« fav^r ttpon (tor eit| roat# collector, bf »w»* Hi offcp*

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*b*t a sympathy of woe la thw,

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"Our Bachelon." —Be sure and see "The Planter'# Wife." —-'The Temperance meetings were well attended vwtcrdar.

THE "SCOOPER"

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Courting in the Rain!

THE CIRCUIT COURT IN SESSION THIS MORNING

The Lawyers Engage in a Few Diversions at Each Other's Expense.

The Circuit Court opened its session this morning at nine o'clock, tLe room being comfortably filled, and the bar •well represented.

Judge H. D. Scott presided and gave general satisfaction to the bar and spectator®.

The calling of the docket proceeded for about half an hour amid great turmoil when Mr. Hack arose and said: "Tour HoBor, owing to the general confusion, aud disturbance prevailing in this room. I suggest that a baliff be appointed to pre serre order. Egotistical members of the Chicago Bar come down here and lounge and twist around in their chairs, making noise enough to drive a patient man in sane." R. 8. Tennant opposed Mr. Mack's suggestion, and thought that the members of the Bar, were all gentlemen and thtt they could preserve order without

K.^J. Rhodes made a few general marks upon the question, during which 8, -ig-leof five degrees, and resting comfortably on a

his eye wMc

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:ye fell upon the feet of ih were elevated at an an

Sanf Davis, forty

railingr Mr. Rhodes then said: "I think order could be preserved if some of the gentlemen would keep their feet off of the railings as afoot is not a beautiful ob~ ject to have before the eye, Mr. Davis suggested that Mr. Rhodes keep bis fingers out of his nose, and buy a handkerchief as the exhibition of a finger inserted six inches in a nose is not a pleasing sight. Mr. Rhodes agreed with him. that a handkerchief was an indispensihle article and that he ilways carried ofce with hint

Mr, SggleSton suggested that a page be appointed to run errands for the members and cellect papers as he would be small and move around without creating auy disorder.

Mayor Havens was 4gafoat the appoint ment of a baliff at t!he door he said there never was order in the Court, and that a baliff Was badly wanted inside th4 railing. It was not so much the. spectat ors as the members of the Bar that are ated the confusion. tr £. B- Rhedes again arose and said: think^the beat way to keep order is for the Court to exercise his authority in the mat: ter. Yeu may surround yourselves with ballffg! but still Oie power to qufll di«| order lies with the Court, I am neither for nor against the appointment.

Mr. Eg&eaton beeves that we should have all the conveniences possible. Pa

Mr. Joab didn't want a Page thinks all the attorneys can get their papers without disorder, if they will exercise a little judgement.a

Mr. Efflteston—"Why de they hare a Page in the Legislature?" R. 8. TSSnnant—"Why to make a place for sonie ene of courser

Mr. Joab—"Oh, wel{ that is different Mr, Felsenthai wants a Page, and says attorneys cannot get their papers without disturbing the clerk.

Judge Scott then said? "I will be jvarned in this matter by the opinion of _je majority of the Bar, and will consult the Sheriff about a baliff, and I hope we shall get along as orderly as possible. The calling of the docket was then proceeded with, r.

mmmtssmsastsaaBBemmamm^

AiBMst-Bnt sat |Bltc

Davis Davis* Law Office located over the Post Office, caught ke this afternooa about one o'clock, by some coal ping out of the stove it was by a bucket of water, bat been serious.

Smsmnni.c

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If sat* appointment for postmaster de©ends on petitions, Filbeck h«!( It dead

Tim*$

kasan edt-

turial in favor ©f N, Filbeck for p*t master. —Chartle Il^sea and John Smith a« In the atatioa for asaodating with improper ehaneters. -Two Foiey that Ua dog* S

be turned looee* and d»cb placed «|»on email boys that are alowed to ran on the «««*«.

penitent! in til

in Ind

instead of drinking water he jamped o«t of the car door and pulted it shut after him. thus shutting the Sheriff In the car. The prisoner bad heavy shackles on^hto feetj notwithstanding Ibis, he Jumped frtim the train. ThewherW immediately fallowed, but in alighting front the traia he was thrown on hts shoulder and severe ly ibjumi.

The prisoner leaped awaj—-iamping like a kangaroo—he could not walk ver)fast With toe imhs on. The Sheriff and a polictMnan tracked htm a considerable distance, but he has not yet been cap-

ReCKlaate (beMfflHoai

In twr endeavors to peeawve health It is of th« uiaio#t Unportacoe that wejwep the Wfell-knoWn rfOiedy KWnejr-WortJ

ha» specific actt«n wa the kidoey*, \irtr

and bowels, tise it instead of dotsitig with lite hlttait or i&aatle pi^. to *. purely ve«et«ble, and is prompt but mild in action. It is prepared In both dry trail! liquid form and bv Druggists everywhere. —Mtadmf

Aq wban v» grow otder, and wbea

ILt

Wfote we U»ui to do anything.

—Molly Maydr was arretted by Officers Finkbiner and Roth rock, for being an inmate of a house of ill-fame. She will be tried' at 3 o'clock to-day, —The fire alarm this afternoon was caused by a small blaxe, in the house ef Frank McKeen on 7th street.

(The

dam

age will not exceed $20. W. Hughes was waltzed before the mayor this morning to answer to the charge of drunkness. Officer McDonough testified his condition when found, and Hughes was fined $6.00.

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—A fellow named Chas. Blye was ousted from the Opera House Saturday night by officer Joe Reagin for using profane language, and disturbing the audience this case comes up this afternoon at two o'clock. .,r —George Fitzgerald the man who "was %o badly scalded in the distillery explosion last fall, died this norning at five o'clock, at the residence of his mother 220 S. Second street. Funeral at three o'clock to-

morrow. —Officer Boyd, last Saturday, night collieded with a fellow named Wilson, who had been making friends with Mr. Tamarack,and

was

enjoying himself when Boyd

placed him in the cooler, to reflect on his condition. —A couple of fellow entered the of-i flceofR.H. Robinson, Aurora 111., and helped themselves to two guns belonging to the proprietor. They are supposed to be coming this way, and if you see them you will have a chance to purchase a good shooting iren cheap. —The house of John De Bon, of Prairieton, was last Saturday, burglarized by an Irishman forty years old, who was seen below town about 5:80 o'clock in the evening. He succeeded in releiving the house of two sets of silver spoons, two set pins and a gold ring. —A meeting was held' at Oriental Hail last night, to express sympathy for the unfortunate condition of Ireland. Rev, T. X. Logan and Rev. Father McEvoy made eloquent addresses in behalf of weeping Erin. J. H. Allen, and Mr. Brackus also made interesting speeches. The meeting was held by a society and the hall was filled to over flowing. V„! —It is painful to relate, but James Payne was charged by Officers McDonough and Sparks, this morning before the Mayor, with being drunk and disorderly. Payae said he was a painter by trade, and having a pain in his abdomen, he took a drink. Sparks said he was out sparking when he found him, Payne, claimed that Mr. McDonough, anything about it. The Mayor, however, sent him to a Haven of rest, and Charlie Chadwicked his eye.

The "Scooper" ^as token by surpri Saturday afternoon, as six stalwart work Ing men stepped into the NJSWS office and requested their preference's for post ter published. "WellT' sald the "Scooper," 'J^ho are youforr

My name it John Davis, and I ant for }.... .j Mine, said t)$('a8lit, Is Joe Ellison, aad I am for M. ^f.^Dlal. (Smely.t'hoaifcVthe "Scoopcr^ thenext is for Filbeck or Qfeiner.) f*M 4nB ithie. ffcxt is Wm. Kinzi and I am,for it if.

DuU.

Mine, said the fourth, 11 Wm. Ar strong, and I am for M. K. Dial. Mine, said the next is Wm Ellison, sort I am for M. N. Dial.

Well gentlemen, I am the "Scoopei), and I am for the man that gets it.'

John Smith is in toirn. J. B. Everham the acto%kiift the city James itunkard, sp«ntfiund«yr in this city.

—Clutter and Debs, hare pooled their issues. r. am «. '1 i' Mrs, J. B. Hosford, returned to the city this MorningP^j

£*v{:*

migST have MR l-atler of the C. & went to Chicago last nfgbfe.js —The g^ttehi ahbUlLsi^Hll be6auee they arh always ftm.

Drf tol v? by the

A man named Hill was uk«n Sheriff from the county jail, last Saturday to be lodged in the penitentiary. Everything went smoothly until tbejtnuB reached West street, in Indiana^ol^. when it slowed up. The than Hill, then informed the Sheriff that he wisbed to®*1 a drink of ifaier, and, got $q artd walked slowly totfardf the water tank, followed bv the Sheriff. Arrirfng tjhere

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George 8. tfftight, and party- went to Chicago last nfg^t UO'.il. H. H. Montgfcmfcry, df Braxtf. Ind., is

W. CakS, of tfrazif,'

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his

pie at the Terre Haute House. Mr. and Mj»^9fiUam Coleman, are visiting frien&fon Walnht St %ie bCihess agent of Charlotte Tb0mpsotvts sit thfeTerre Haute House. ?#. L. Bashnell of C. E. A I.' R. R. spent Sunday at bis home ia Fairhutry

-^-Crowiis are beginning to c611ect on Ae street qarnen "this is a herald of Spring. 't "r |p

Lawrence Hudaon of the went to ^pOcago Saturday n^ght to attend dit^rch j-estcniay. j4l. W. Osboro, ma»t«r of Transportation of tbe Midland" R,. R. ia stopping at the Teffre Haute Htttise.

Sarytw *i»irty.

•in. night hooseoa, ry street*. evosiag was spent in tbe moot manner until 11M o'clock when dispersed, highly elated witjbt ing enjoytnent.

Hall, FWHWIJ Uttv

FIBEMAN'S- BALL, it The Fireman's Ball will take place on February 11. Admission price, $L00.

THE BATES HODSE

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.ITHIIndianapolis, Indp evJX

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Bnlaiged and remodeled '!Sew entrane«a aud office oa ground flpor. Piuwetoger elevator, New dining room andordiaarj. Beat location is tbedtj, Sonth ao£ east fronts.

W, G. SHBRMAN, Manager,

CORNER GROCERY.

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WRIGHT & KAUFMAN,

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MAIN STREET., /,

Staple and Fancy, JroMes,

TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, &c.

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All kinds of fresh vegetables and fruits in season.

F&E8H 0TSTE&8 HEGSI7SS 9A1LT.

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B5"Everything sold at bottom prices for CASH.tw "-vi 4 ,..

People in ttie United States

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ARE IISIN6 THE

CELEBUTQ STDDEBM ffifiCS

Send For Illustrated Price List To

STUDEBAKFR BROS., MF'G CO.,

South Bend, Ind.

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The following arder was paaaed by the Board Of Commlaaionera of VigolCounty, at tfcelr December term 1880 to-wit:

Ordered that from and after tha first day af March. 1831, so Townahip Trustee shall give an arder to any poor peraon for provisions sc., or far any other poet ezpenae, not delegated to thorn by the atatntea 6f the State of Ihdiaaa.

Attest: ANDRBWORIMB8. Aadltor V. C, 14St3

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By virtue of an Execution leaned from the Vigo Circuit Court, to me directed dM delivered, in fa'Ttfr'of Viffo Encampment No.17, Independent Order of Odd Fallows, and against Jamaa H^ok, ,ea principal, and Isaac Ban and Hen tlea. lThave levied onthefollowli Estate, situated In Vigo Oonnty,

That part of outriot number aeven (71in the cltr of Terre Haute, commencing at a point on Market street, one hundred ana twenty (ISO) net from the sonth-cast cornet of said ont-lot. and running theace north fifteen (IS) feet on Market street, thence west to for waste water, of aald race way, place bf beginning, thence east to the place of beginning, in Vigo Oonnty, Indiana, aad on

enorin niieea (ia xeei on aaraei west to the race way of oaaal r, thence aonth. west along the line ly, to a point directly west of the

SATURDAY, the 12fh day of Feb i-rn 1881, between the notira of JO. o'clock a, *. and 4 o'clock r. *. of said day. at the Court House door in Terre llaiite, I will offer the rente and profits of the above described Real Estate, together wtth all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging. for a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bkldnr for «aeh, and upon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said Execution and coats, I will then and there offer the fee simple In and to said Real Estate, to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy &• Same,

ThisflOthday of January, 1881. JACW&JN HTKPP. Sheriff, ti. 1). /lu inoy.-.

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HERIFF'8 SALE.

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By vtrtae of an Execution Issued from the Vigo Circuit Court, to me directed and delivered, in ftVOT of RlchnH P. Irwlpj assignee of James McLaugblia, and against A. J. Pnrcell, John Harris and W. B. Cochran, Replevin Ball. I have levied on the following doscrioed 1

Real Estate, altaatcd

lip ten (10)

range eight (8) tvert, in Vigo CqttBjy, Indiana, •noon life SATURDAY, the 26th day 'of February, 1881, between tbc hoar* of 10 o'clock k* k. and 4 o'clock p. *, of said day. at tte Court House door in Terre Haute,! will offer the rents and profits of the above described Real Estate, together with all privileges and appurtenance# to taeeame belong* Ing. for term not exceeding seven year*, to the hi best bidder for canh, turn upon failure to realixe a sum sufficient to satisfy «aid Exceotkw. aad costs. I win then and there offer the fee Stmjple, la and to .said Real Estate, to the highest bidder for ca*h to aattafy the same, rij I

Thifc to day ofFrbraary. JAC1CSOK 8TEPP, She-13. O. W. A J. B, Ktebcr, Atty'a. 14'tnS

SHERIFF'S

SALE.

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By vtrtae ef a Fee Bill, Uwaed from the VSgo Circuit Ooart, tome directed a&4 delivered, in Jaae tola PartUlo* of tlt» nerth e*»t qasrter (?4 of the

half ml'of 1l»e north tm qasrter Mmth «arftp»ttter H4) of MKtkn thirty five J®] Twrosfcta aorth^wtgotiight l«J

Satarday th« 28tli day of Felw-nary

brtWeea'fte id a. and 4 ft ***. at the Chart deer in TesMreHoato. »Wf» «tbu th# wot* aad proAtsof the ahye fiocr?Wd Kaal Estate, wfth kll pririScgt* awl s«wne»«»re# lt« eaaw Wliwiitf. fer aterm a* es»eet4II«%«*oa yiioja, to thefcitdkeat bMAer for cash. aSd|wo Mian.to roalhtc* na aafiWeat misfy aaid^ tv* BIB aad ce»t«. 1 v» tn tfcea awl there offer the fee *fa* rit,taandto faid Heat&W*,loth#hlgbeethMtedora* to

toittttefy tise HM

Ttlearddlef

i. The gmndest Ball of the season will be given on the evening of the llth of February.

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JOS. H. BRIGGb

Produce and Cfflnmlssion

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CALL ON CHAS. TALBOTT, 635 Main 8L For

Painting, Paper-hanging,

Calsomining Glazing, &o. All orders promptly attended to. Leave orders at Goetz's Furniture Store.

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Union Depot—Tenth and Che trains except I, & St. L. T. H. ingtoa) ana freights. Time fivd than Terre Hauta time. xxruHATiox or urim^ •Every day. AH other traina day. tParlar cara dally, except ingcara. Reclining chair car.

TAXDALTA (Laava going Ea

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TERRS HAUTE A LOO A Logansport Dir. ,ot Van •y~*~(LeaTe forNorthpagt.

Mall Train....'i.... Mixed Train (Arrive fron} Northeait Mall Train .a Mixed Train:. I,V. .V:. .'4

TERRS HAUTE A EVANSf (Leave for South.)

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CHICAGO A EASTEUN II.LII (Leave for North.) jj II and Chicago Ex Danville Acc •f Nanhville and Chicago Ex (Arrive from North.) Terre Haute Acc Chicago and Terre Haute Ex •^Chicago and Nanhville Ex ...

ILLINOIS MIDLAND KA1LV [Leave for Northwcvt.]

Peoria Mall and Ex.... Decatur Paasenger [Arrive from Northweat.' Peoria Mall and Bx Indianapolis Passenger T. H. A SOUTHEASTERN [to Wi ]Depot, Main aad Firat Sti [Leave for 8eatheaat.] Accommodation

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cent of it. pht In brderto Induce pel are not acquainted with the paper to (If trial we. will aend it for three mouths I draaa outside of the city for twentm After having tried it fortbat tlmo *en4| meets your approval, to pay for the if. year, or $9 for a fall year, additions three months. HABDINO FT Vt

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