Daily News, Volume 2, Number 147, Franklin, Johnson County, 9 February 1881 — Page 4

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MESSBXOBR HOTS,

the

DAIIT

DAILY SEWS

WEDXESD11 FEBRUARY 9. 1SS1

Litest Cay Wik

The Dally News Call Boisei and Messengers To f«cllR«te the collection of eihr new#, as well place »d*ent»l0f pairo* In cfoee connection with tbe o®co, the publishers have placed Call Boxes different point* thfoaghout the city. each of .'hich will be visited several tiroes during the day. from o'doCK AM till 9 M, by the MMJWrer Boys of the

I)AILT

News. These Boxes hare

Been pat op for the purpose of affording

DAJLT

If will also find these

Boxes a convenience. as tbey can drop their favor* therein, and thereby (tare a walk to tne office. Communication#, order* for the

DAILY

YY five rooms, :»r the corner of Main and Sixth street, by a tmmpl paying tenant. Address NBWS Office, b*x 20.

irANTKD—A lrst-clws cook in a small fam!ly. Also nurse girl, 14 or t5 years old, German preferred. Apply at 1,314 south Sixth street.

fir ANTED.—A siwatlon by a competent girl VV aa domestic In a family, address.

MARY fi. JOHNSON.

217 N. Fourth 8t„ city.

k' ^,5» f.J J«l J»

place

of deposit for In format ton of local newt, and we cordially Invite any perton who naa knowledge of my matter of public interest happening in his or ter vicinity to write oat the fact* and drop it in me of oar Boxes. Attached to each Box will be 'ound tablet# of pa pur. Sign roar name to your »mmnnicatlon. for the knowledge of the editor mly, a guarantee of good feSta on roar part. W% IKSJST ox THIS items HOT stcsntD by a KNOWN -esponstble name are of the valae of waste pspe.r, uad will be treated accordingly. The advertising patrons of the

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carrier or mail. advertising copy, or information of any kind intended to reach tbe office, can be handed to the

DAILY N'ZWS

Messenger Boys, as

the* pass to aid fro through the streets. They will be known by their blae cap* with

DAILY

Nzwa

in white letter* on the frwr. and Message Pouches of light-colored lea:her, Tbey are. while on l»ty for the

DAILY

Vaws. and wearing the badge of tbe

j»*p«r. it* aeeredHeti representatives. and wctrnst taeywill, in their bnsim*** relation* merit tho commendation of oar patron*, as weL ourselves, for aKcafion to tbeir duties.

The following card la attached to each Box: 1.AILT NEWS MESfiAOB BOX Thia box ia placed here by consent of the proprietor, a« a place of deposit for local item*, society new#, or anything of a character that would be of interest to the readers of a Terre Haute newspaper.

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ptrnmmejw SOLICIT SUCH IX-

FORMATIOX rnnu AXY OX». They only aak contributors to b« brie* and to the point, and to give the information AT oxe*—what may be new* tolar. ten choices to one will be no news to

morrow.

HP~0ffen»ive personalities WUUT Ixs avoided. 'Rj write your items on the paper attached, and drop it in the box. which will be visited- several time* each forenoon, up to 8

by the

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Depot drug store. Corner Sixth & Lafayette road.

EWB

and the contents conveyed to

Haws office. A responsible name is re

quired to be signed to each item (for the persoml knowlcice only of the Editor) *s a guarantee of good fnltn.

F^ST'Order* for the

DAILY

NEWS to be left

carrier or sent by mail, or copy for advertisements, can also be placed in the box, thus securing early attention to such orders. Local items or ads. Cata be handed to the I A'TLT NEWS

MISSEKOKK

«they pass through the streets.

Bore,

I.OCATJOK OP 11,111.1 SEWN W **.%« noxi. Foot of stairway leading to Western Union telegraph office, cor. 6th & Main.

Foot of stairway leading to Pierce & lliume\ .-s law office, Wall street. Reel house corner third and LaFayette.

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Advert-'some ut* coning under the above. or Imilar heads. will

Inserted in the "NEWS" at

rate ef ten cents per line, each insertion.

iXtotucb.

|3f-Advertisements printed nnder this head One Cent each word, and th.i advertisement will rarely fall t» attract the attention of person* who may have whatever i» wanted, and from a large number of replies the advertiier i» enabled to make the most favorable selections.

\\TANTED—Several drst-cla## news-boys at

tbi* office. Apply at once, ANTE D—Two good canvassi-i at this office, at once. T1TANTBD—To rent, a small, neut bouw with

drive delivery

wafonj one well acquainted with the city. T. W. PtivAtt^ 80South Sixth Street.

'yy ANTED.—\ y»u»g man to

for Sale*

FOU

SALR.—ild newspapers, 2^c per hundred. Urge nice papers, sttliable for wrapping purposes.

Fgotwl

or8ALB.—\««condhand phieto* «lnjo«t as new Original

tost_ $32».00'

will be soldcheap for cash. Knnalre at Beaachamp A Miller's stable, on souU» Sixth street.

ru»tt SALK-rir»i-cla*s milch cow will be sold cheap. ICnqnltv at this office.

N O I E

Xoiiw whereby thm whom it tmiif cmtem iMt th* proprietor of th«

NKWS

ttiU in m: my bttmponmbk for hhu emtnwted by an# o/ this ofin,

BSAUaiJAMP,

TUB CITY.

—The "Planters ^ife —Charlotte Thompson to morrow night, —Be sure and secure your^seats for the Opera to*m»rrow night* —Jerry Voria an old settler in this neighborhood is verf sick.

Oh If there tw any #iy»lum o§ earth it in thia. it is this,—feather. —The ^mueh advertised" Kate Oi.tton i» goitiii to pay thk city a trialt —^Senat&r Butler, SahMhinks of sueing a WasWa^ioa paper, for

v'itt»el

BahP

—Them a» t00,000 hKoU in the Uuilod Btatec not eountlag those on the —The tirctilaUott of

€h*ett* has

stop}xri—short never it grow

—Oalkko Ball, ifitea hy the Light Guard lilngf^td Band, on the erenlng o( St. Valeetlot« day.

A* Mb«M la fif

Cltv Itmuw, subject to th»^ icaii nominatiag convention. —If

Al*

lhel.4te St

If they wf-* to

-Johe S. Beaelt bm pau .««4 tbe two Uftwkin tn»ildin#» iiaiftediat^ty «*si mittg BI'Hiti toa^krailoB

—How many fellows will, next Hon-! day, receive "in glowing colors/* the representation of themselves, as they appear in the eyes of their friends. -The ball held by the U- B. Cluttfaat night in their hall on Main St, was very well attended. A prize for the beat dancer in the hall was contended for, but we did not stay 5o learn the name of the winner. —It is claimed that in one hundred year* from now Terre Haute, will be one of the largest cities in the Union. But where will the present generation tj all dead—all gone—all except Susan B. An tbony." —The plasterers met last night to organize a union. There were present nearly all the tradesmen in tbe city, and a number of journeymen. They will meet again on Saturday night to perfect the organization. —Ed. Smith was found in a condition last night, that is generally called drank. TUis morning he was placed before the Mayor to answer the charge. His defense was very weak, and he was fined $6.50. If his friends wish to correspond with him they should address their letters to the police station. —The T. H. A. D. Club held a social ball at Dowling's Hall last evening. Owing to the inclemeLcy of the weather, a large crowd was not present, but those that were there enjoyed themselves immensely. Officer McChesnev had charge of the door, and saw that every thing went smoothly. —Sister St. Francis DeChontell. a sister-in-law of Judge Cookerly of this city was killed yesterday in Indianapolis, while out distributing charity. She was ridiag in a buggy, and the horse becoming alarmed at some object ran away throw ing the lady from the carriage and killing her. —The well known, enterprising adver tisiug firm, C. A. Cook & Co.,. Chicago, has just issued a very handsome volume, containing a comprehensive and cempact newspaper directory. It is-very systematic, giving place of publication, name, character, day of publication, and accur ate or approximate statement of circulation ef eaich. Advertisers will find the bo9k convenient and useful.

Sir Hamburg, of Butler, a rabid old knight. Always ready to qnarrel, but never to fight, Hangbty and prond,

Dre-sed rather loud,

And wished to be always admired by the crowd, Inclined much to hatred this withered old gent is, On questions of state, why, ho is "non compos mentis.1'

Before you besthnds, not alone in his glory, This Southern exponent of great oratory, With the pose of his hip,

The sneer of the lip,

And the nose with a very elongated tip, Though some assert that his forehead is Grecian, I venture to say that his beard is veneti&n. —Scooper.

PERSONAL.

Stuart Robson once thought of being a Minister. Miss Nellie Clayton, of Evansville, has returned home.

Miss Nellie Anderson, of Peoria 111., is visiting friends in the city. Jas. M. Alien, of Terre Haute, is at the New Denison.—Indianapolis Journal.

John Lynch, of Leadville Col., is visiting the family, Mr. North, on Mulberry street.

Barlley Campbell's first writing was done as correspondent of the New York Clipper.

r. McN went away. With much ado, and a grand display Of banners floating, and trumpets, sounding. And hope and fear In his bosom bounding

To be a "Pen" director,

LB ENVOI.

r. McN Is coming back, And sighs and tears are narking hi* track For the visions of promises already given His dreams of fat office—odors of Heaven,

Are all knocked in the bead.

The I,nnyer*layout.

Nothing of importance was transacted in the circuit court this morning. The calling of the docket and the disposition of ?ases continued as on yesterday. Next Monday will commence the fun, and we want to see some of our eloquent rhet oncians, afetephorically, annihilate all opponents. lamssnHHMHM

A Soiree,

A fight occurred last night hear the Vandana shops, between two tramps named George Adams, and Henry Wilson. It originated by Adams refusing to accompany Wilson down town, and the latter called him ad caward, and said the rt'icson he did not come down was the fear of being arrested. A few hot words passed between them, when Wilson struck Adams on the aide ol the head. Tt« blow was promptly returned, and Mr. Wilson found it convenient to embrace the earth. He no sooner arose than the ground flew up and struck him again, at least it appeared so to him, and he was knocked down thus three times in succession. It was the most scientific exhibition of pugilism that the NEWS man had seen for many a day. Editors who wish to negotiate with him to do their "heavy bus iuosV can mldre&s him at Paris, for that was the point he had ia view last night. •Ait ,.i xsa:

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The VeryiiLatest. J.

At a tete lwKjr last night apedal was received from Chicago, stating Uiat great excitement prevailed among the Inbahi uais of thai city, and especially among themeRMnUabdgrooers.. A Nsw* reporter repaired to the office of toe Western Uidoo Telegraph Co., this morning, and Wm iotasWl thai the *ca$ation by the knowledge that T. W. Dov«l| our «ntenrislag Terns Haute grocer ws*ttndef»el!mgthe Ch§ew^ »mrkei, ami that hi* place of fctisinm at So. 90 «wth 81X1 street was daily thmisged by customer*.

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tiUtUiiUiLflXJU ,-JUJ!"1 J!—LL- 1JJE8

& two fte'RfSgsoM, Band will Na«*fe for, vim

O O I N

That is the condition of the "Wabash." Up She goes-

*w About ten o'clock this morning a

NEWS

reporter heard a rumor on the street to the effect that the Wabash was endavoring to carry a bridcre from this city down to the Ohio. He pulled down his vest elevated his umbrella a: made a* "bee line" for the river. As he passed First street he caught a glimpse of the pride^of Indiana and she was rolling tumbling, and singing in her bed—or rather out •f her bed.

Drift wood of all descriptions was shooting down stream with the rapidity of a lightning express, and the river had risen fifteen feet within the past twenty* foar hours, The bridges however, appeared in no danger this morning, but they soon will be, if the river continues to rise for a few more days. The water had already covered most of the bottoms and was carrying all before it, when the

man safc it. There is a chance for a first class freshet, and then what a time we will have.

COL'IIT XEWK.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Andrew Nelif et ux to Caroline Miller inlot 5 Bieglars sub .'ot 9 in Chases sub $ 350.00

MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The Clerk has issued a marriage license to the following: John W. Pugh nnd Allie B. Hay,

t.ni/sE.TiEvrw.

OUR BACHELORS.

A large and demonstrative audience witnessed the production of this comedy at the Opera House last night.

The play is one of those which are made to order, and in this case it fits perfectly. In the first act, the curtain rises disclosing the boarding house of Widow Mouser, (Mrs. M. Myer) where Judge Jowler (W. H. Crane) and Prof. Bangle (Stuart Itobson) ^re boarding. The Judge is a woman hater from the bottom of his heart, and the subject of marriage throws him into a frenzy. Imagine his disgust, then, when his old friend, Bangle, inform*him that he is going to get married. The Judge immediately gets into a fury,bullies Bangle, and calls him a "bald headed imbecile." The Prof who has a large heart, succeeds in engaging hjmself to three women, and as he clasps each to his bosom, he murmers, "she shall be mine in the spring."

The "hits" are frequent and good, and the fight of Jowler and his friend Bangle, is truly ridiculous. The Professor is informed by the three young ladies "In what the true happiness of man consists," and he murmers "she shall bo miue in the spring."

The reconciiation of Jowler and Bangle in the last act is side spliting, they join hands and sing "Aileen Alaaa" at the close of which they are called before the curtain three times. It is needless to socak of the merits of Robson aud Crane they are too well-known to need further continent. Miss Helen Proster as widow Clinton done some very fine acting, and the remainder of 'the support was also good. The general opinion of the audience was was that it was "a splendid show.'

KATE CLAXTON.

The "Two Orphans" will be produced at the Opera House, next Monday" night, with Kate Claxton as yLouise."

THE PLANTERS WIFE.

Charlotte Thompson will be at the Opm House next Thursday night in this great play.

THE MARKETS.

Xew York.

NEW YORK.

Feb,

Flonr-Quiet: super

fine State and western. $3 70®4.00: common to good extra, $4 25^4 55 good to choice. $4 60® t» 75 white wheat extra, $5 00@6 00 extra Ohio, $4 40@flT5 St. Louis. $4 40@6 75: Minnesota patent process, 58 50®JS 25. Wheat—Hie better rej. cted spring, 94V4c No. 3 spring gl 08H: No. 8 Milwaukee, $t 16, in store nngraded red. 31 05®121H: No. 8 do.. 81 14V4@1 14« No. 2 red $1 18W®H l?ViNo. 1 do.. $1 ungraded white. SI 13@1 14 No. S do., *1 13|«®114. CornStrong and V4®lMc better ungraded. ,V3V®5SHc: No. 3,54i£@55c: steamer S6@55!4c: No. 2. 564@ 5.*vc do old. 57J4: No. 8.. white 584-. steamer white. &VSJ55&C: No. 2. February, 54^(R55^c March. M*&S3c: April. 54&c May. 5.3tf9i53«c. Oats-Quiet salxed western 43@44Hc white western 44@4Sc.

riilrairR.

CHICAGO

Feb.

8.—^Flour—Steady

and unchang

ed. Wheat-Fairly active, and a shade higher: No. 8 Chicago springcash »Hc March W^c April No. 3 do., w@8554c rejected 70f2~3c. Ooro—Firmer 8654c. cash 86$£, March: 41 41 He, May. Oats—Firmer »&c cash: »*fcc. March 34Hc, May. Whisky—Steady and unchanged $1 07. Live hog—R ceipts, 14,000 head shipments 6,800 head in good demand, stronger antfgenerally 5c higher: all sold ver^ common. light $5 8503 40 choice. $5 60^6 05.

Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI.

Feb. 8 —Floor—Quiet, bat steady

family. *5 7364 SO farscy $51fl@5 75. WheatMarket easier No 9 red winter, f! OS® 106. Com -Market easier :No. S mixed. 41 He. mixed ear. 43c. Oats—Qniet: No. 2 mixed. 3SH@Mc. Whisky— Quiet, $106. Live hops—Quiet common. 84 40^530 light, |SS5®&« packing. $5 S3&S 71 botchers', $5 70®5fl0: receipt*. 1,900 head shipments. 900 head.-

Indianapolis Ho* Market,

IxiUAKAroua, February g.—Live Hi Steady heavy packing: $5 45 light and mix 30615 45

head.

receipts, 2,200 head shipments 875

maaezseBsss*

"She shall be Mine in the Spring.*'

She walk* on tns Venuadeh. She laughs oat of the door. She dance*like tbe sunshine

Arrow the par! floor. H«r lutle fe«t th*i }"*«er

If tain aj»on thefiower*

I Her ..-Yh Ittc aweet water Ttorot^iai all the satlmer hoort," And the cause of all this happiness is thait the buys all her groceries from the •Great OuyalLT No. 80 South Sixth St.

Maprttc Arfwlan

KRIIM.

Recommended by the highest medical authority for Paralysis. Rheumatism, Gout, Xettralgia, Catarrh. Gleet. Syj»hil&. Skio Diseam, Dyspepsta a»dall Fenade Diseases. Elewnt new bath Competent attendants. Cheapeat beft fwths in the world. Bath house at the foot of Walnut vtreet.

Maoirrw

farafal} the *t Dowling

Flr«iw«tt Bali

ift8l. FWs«»*y 11th.

A«TSS?AX BATH CO.,

Tern Haute, Iad.

mlad that busies it*e!f sra'ch with lift frtor*, has iseod fx be a dbMflU«Mj

FIREMAN'S BALL. The Fireman's Ball will take place

011

February 11.

Admission price, $1.00.

THE BATES HODSE

Indianapolis, Ind.

Enlarged and remodeled. New entrances aiid office on ground floor. Passenger elevator, New dining room aad ordinary. Best location In the city, South and east fronts,

,r.

w. G. SHERMAN. Manager,

CORNER GROCERY

WRIGHT & KAUFMAN.

683 MAIN STREET.

Staple and Fancy Groceries,

TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, Ac.

All kinds of fresh vegetables and fruits in season.

OYSTEKS RAM DAILY.

ES^Everything sold at'bottom prices for CASH.

500,000

People in .the United States

ARE USIXG THE

CSLES&ATED STU9ESASE& WAGON

Send For Illustrated Price List To

STUDEBAKFR BROS., MF'(J CO.,

South Bend, Ind.

Ccgnl.

3STOTIOE. •.

The following order was passed by the Board of Commissioners of Vigo.County, at their December term 1880 to-wit:

Ordered that from and after tbe first day of March, 1881, no Township Trustee shall give an •rder to any poor person for provisions Sc.. or for any other poor expense, not delegated to them by the statutes of the State of Indiana.

Attest: ANDREW GRIMES. Auditor V. C. 145t3

PI HERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of an Execution issued from the Vigo Circuit Court, to me directed and delivered, in favor of Vigo Encampment No. 17, Independent Order of Odd

Fellows,

and against James Hook, ns

principal, and Isaac Ball and Henry P. Polk, sureties, I have levied on the following described Heal Estate, situated In Vigo County, Indiana, to-wit

That part of out-lot number seven (7) in the city of Terre Haute, commencing at a point on Market street, one hundred ana twenty (180) feet from the south-east corner of said out-lot. and rnnniAg thence north fifteen (IS) feet on Market street, thence west to the race way of canal for waste water, thence south, west along the line of said race way. to a point directly west of tbe place of beginning, thence east to the place of beginning, in Vigo County, Indiana, and on

SATURDAY, the 12th day of February, 1881, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. K. and 4 o'clock p. M, of said day. at the Court Hou?e door in Terre Haute, I will offer the rents and profits of the above described Real Estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging. for a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said Execution and costs. I will then and there offer the fee simple in and to said Real Estate, to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy the sama.

This 80th day or January, 1881. JACKSON STEPP, Sheriff. i.. J. ^tunioy. ..v AI'V.'

PIHERIFF8 SALE.

mixed packing, J&2i@5 50

By virtue of an Execution issued from the Vigo Circuit Court, to me directed and delivered, in favor of Richard P. Irwin, assignee of James McLaughlin, and against A. J, Purcell. John Harris and W. B. Cochran. Replevin Bill. I have levied on the following descrioed Real Estate, situated In Vigo County Indiana, to-wit:

The east haif (H) of tbe southeast quarter (14) of section thirty-sot (96) township-ten (10) north, range eigut (8) west, in Vigo County, Indiana, and on

SATURDAY, the 26th day of February, 1881, between the^toors of 10 o'clock A. X. and 4 o'clock F. x. of Mid day. at the Court House door Terre Haote.1 will offer the rents and profit* of the above described Real Estate, together with all privileges and appnrt«nances to the same belonging. for term not exceeding seven years, to the hi hest bidder for cash, and tipon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said Bxecntion and costs. I will then and there offer the fee simple, ia and to said Real Estate, to the highest bidder for cash to *4tisfy tbe same.

This 3d day of February. 1881, JACKSON STBPP Sheriff. G. W. AJF.H. Kleiner, Atty s. I41w3

SHERIFF'S

SALE.

By virtue of a Fee Bill, issued from the Vigo Circuit Court, to me direct^ aad delivered. In favor of George W, Sail et and aoainst Jane Fortune.et a!. I hate levied oathe following described Real Estate, nftatted in Vigo Oonnty. I»dlina to-wit:

Lot number four (4) to Partition of the north hall (tt) of the north east quarter «M) of the mmlh cart aaarter {HI

sectJon tbiry

ive

TowTwhi^- 1* north ra«#e eight i»j west ta igo County, ladtfts*, aa shown on «*ord«d plat of MrwHi of raid land, as entered on order hook of ttMsrwswilb a vM eoooty. aad 08 *i:

Sttterday the 26Ch day of Fehmary

bet«e«i tfce hiww 19 oXk«X ir it.r' 14 o'clock ?. of said day. at the Coart Hoa&e door in Terre Haste, twill «fer the J*trt« and ptofttaar the ahoirc described B«*l SitKMw with rn wivfkijwi and apjwjrteoaoc** to th* «aa»e be* laaSaa^tot ten# e** «x»eedtec to AehigfcMt ff r' nah. a^B^ i« mm s*ac?«-*i Wll -v' the t« #h»» pte at and to #a$d EtjJ Estate, to the higbeat bidder for cash toaatisfy th* sao#

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CALICO BALL..

The Light Guard Ringgold Band will celebrate St. Valentine's Day with a frand Calico Ball at Dowling Hall. The neatest dressed lady in calico will receive a beautiful Cashmere dress pattern, on exhlbi tion at Hoberg, Root & Co's. Ladies free gentlemen, fx 00. Grand orchestra of sixteen musicians,

The grandest Ball of the season will be given on the evening of the 11th of February/

JOS. H. BRIGGb.

Produce and Commission

MERCHANT,

Corner Fourth and Cherry streets, TEHKK HAUTE.-INDIANA

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The Terre Haute

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Possesses many advantages as a daily

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culated in the City of Terre Haute.—TnE

NEWS is a modern newspaper in the full

sense of the term. It belongs to that

class of papers which is flourishing most

signally in the East and West, and filling

the especial want of the people of to-day

viz. a cheap, spicy paper which furnish

es all the news in the most reliable form

Many of our people cannot itfford to |take

the costly city papers, while others find

neither the time nor the inclination to

peruse theirlengthy and indistinct columns

printed injsmall type.

general news, which is spread out inter

minably in the metropolitin journals.

Its editorial columns, while dealing large

ly with National and State politics are

especially devoted to city, township^and

county affairs. And the miscellaneous

literary selections are culled with great

care, and with a conscientious regard for

the instruction and morals of the com

munity. The sound and healthful in

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corps, and no effort is spared

to lay before our patrons the latest and

choicest productions of the Twains and

Burdettes of the land.'

The city department of the

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well looked after. Each day it contains

a complete record of the events occuring

in our midst. Sensationalism in statement

and matter is studionsly excluded, and our

patrona are able to rely upon the sub

stantial accuracy of each and every item. -*1 Tbe

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in more towns than any other daily paper

its western Indiana The AILY

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the only fearless oHtapoken *nd^eiitcr~

prising daily west of Indianapolis. The

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has increased her circulation over

one thousand within the la«t thirty day*,

aad h«l now a bona fid* circulation of

boat 2000. The News can be orderd

through the

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ess

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pres

ents in compact shape the telegraphic and

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home Athit

& Co., Por land, Maine,

FAIR TM.

Tho

view W lars a

cent of it. But in order to induce per are not acquainted with the paper to gi trial we will send it for three months

outside of the city for twenty-flvj After having tried it for that time send meets your approval, to pay for the year, or $2 for a full year, addition three months.

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JOHN F. REGAN,

FIRE INSURANCE AG]

503 Main Street,

TERRE IIAUTEl

RRI'RKSENTS

NEW YORK ALLIANCE, NEW YORK! And other good companies.

ife'yOa week. $12 a day at home easilj I wcostly outfit free. Address Trn" Augusta, Maine.

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Making close connection (or

MILWAUKEE, LACROSSE,

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MINNEAPOLIS, GREEN BAY, FOND

DES MOINES, OMAHA

And all Points in

WISCONSIN, AND* MINNESOTA!

&££a «feck in your own town. Terms *Ov)futfit free. Address H. Hallett As Portland. Maine.

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