Daily News, Volume 2, Number 148, Franklin, Johnson County, 10 February 1881 — Page 4

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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1981.

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Foot of Btalrway leading to Western 0alon telegraph office, cor. 8th & Main. Foot of stairway leading to Pierce & Bumseyn law office, Wall street. ileel house corner third and LaFayctte.

Depot 4rtig store. Ckulier Sixth & Lafayette road.

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"y^A^lTKD—Sev«!ml flretclaw ntwf.-boya at is office. Apply *tf%nce.

WANTBD—Two

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good canvaaaeia at thl# officc,

at ottco.

To rent, a small. «?at bonne with

five rootnn, near tho cortiPV" of Main and ShuhMreet, by a pr» Wpt paying tonant. Address J«*wa Office, b«x SO.

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\rTAWTBO-A«rat-claa*cottk4ina atpall femiW ly. Alao norte (flrl, W or year«tltl, Oorprtfertsd, Apply at 1,314 aonth Sixth street. *TAKTItl). —A, trttnation hy a competent, girl W a« domestic Irft famil/, adtiremi,

MABT B, JOHSSON. 817 N. Fourth St., city.

\IrANTKD. -A yonng man to drive dollv* ry W wafntti ono well acquainted .with the city T. W. PuvAt fc, 30South Si^th Jftrcel. competent for general

Wihoaac-work.

Smalt family and ood wafoa,

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rln« references toW 8.8th St.,

Jar,Bale.

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SALg. -Old ncweriapore. *k: por hundred. Large nice papers, unliable for wrapping par-

"*3trR SALK.—A second hand phftton almost fss twd ao »«w Original coat, a,,i. W voldchpitp for cjiah. Knqalrcat Bcauchamp ilk Millar'* atftblv, on aonth Sixth atteot.

"t£tOR 8ALB—Fir»t-claw milch c^w wi* be sold ChMp. Knqniro at tht* offico.

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Netit* hrrrbjf given Jfo thm wham it concern, that the prvprteter of tke **s tr»U in no wny be rtiponnbk jfor dal*4 Contracted bgnny of

S. P. BKAUGHAMP

THJE

—Mud—nvuddlcr—ttiuddiett, —Charlotte Thompton to-nlfhl. —Thl# is good weather for hunting n&Qe>A. —The 'Two Orphans*' next Monday

—'Thl* la good weather toee "striped «*ecktaK»." •~B«member lh« Firemen's ball to-mor-» «w night, —CharloXtc Thompson the Great, at the 02Mr*.lo feight. .* —Kate CSaxton in th« Two Orphan* Xotstdaj night. —Ha*« you secured your aeat forUie 0|m^« to-night, —See Charioite Thompson for the tlgU ^Nftartd hettellit to night.

•—Ooat forget the Cilteo B*U Monday UtifjML Uwili b*oo*irfU» mo* |*»*ing mmm* of the teaton,

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And to you've come back froa^Yurrnp

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£»jp t«U »*••«what did yoo

«nrr _i or Bull, advert copy, of, Infer matioa of ausy lri&d int«*ndeti la reach the offico. can be kwded, to »he lUitr News Mj«»enger Boy*. a» ttrrpiM to sad fro through the street*. They wilt toe known by their bl u- c^jm with

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Oh! we took iu a lot of old ca*U««. And noted about ia Parno, esn the great city of London.

Did th'ocUuMieat dodge while ta Roate." BalboKv««a jrw and mo *ad the btd-poat. I as» lltifidtilBfi gl«4 to get hoot®. 5 Sato P«au». -J— LL.JII.LCT -Ererythinit quiet in the a«9it Court this mor&lng.,^,*,. —The river "ro&^ three feet again last ni^hi, »hd atill a. coming. "J *--«EdltliOray. The Planted Wife, at the House M-irisht. *. -—-If is necessary now a-dajg, tQz.8tq&4,i/t«ft% ha7e patent "inside.** .£ 'Ill I —The Are department should be on th« yw tise. Kate Claxton ia coming. —The spring campaign promises to be red hoL There are already ATC or six candidates fo? Marshal.

Main 8treet, at the comer of Sixth, was coyered with three inches of water last night about, eight o'clock. 1 —The Editor of the Statesman has doipitei |tl# wj|r paint but pf

eno^ig^ to ^dfchtta up. —It is thought that this grand jury will do nothing in the Sullivan-Whitfield matter, unlese they indict Mrs. SulliTan, —Chicago sat down on Bernhardt—that te metaphorically, and now St. Louis and Cincinnati claim Chicago is uncultured. —The New York iftrtdd has a column entitled. "Always with you." We sivppos?l£ has reference to corns on your feet.

Burglara again succeeded in blowing open another safe in Chicago, last night. It would be a good tiling now. if sombody would blow the burglary open. —The Grand Jury are keeping things "mum" about the Court House. It is expected that two or three indictments will be returned to-night or in the morning. —John Q. Warren and Miss Mary Parker Were joined in the holy bonds of matrimony, Just night, at the residence of the bride« parents ou Sixth and Park streets. —Sheriff Stepp has received no further information as to the whereabouts of the man Hill. The man arrested at Delphi the other day was not the party they were locking for, .* •—A •'Gentleman from Nevada," James Morrison, came very near getting into trouble this morning, by making remarks about ladies passing across Main street. Ho seemed to be suffering from to much "previousness." —Amos Baker and John Dishon, engaged in a frieudly tussle on the sidewalk in front of the Filbeck house last night, and the result was a batli in the gutter, and two .changes of wardrobe. Try it again, —A large crowd collected at the corner of Ninth and Main street, last night attracted there by the gesticulations and actions of a drunken man, who had been taking a bath in the street. The man was taken home by friends. —Isn't it a funny sight, to see a man come iu with an old seedy umbrella, and place among a doaeu of others, and in a half an hour come around and pick out beautiful, self spreading, back-acting, silver-plated, umbrella, and walk out with it. .• —Tho excursion of the Legislative committee, on public buildings, lias been postponed on account of the weather. They will make their appearance here oil next Tuesday, the 16th, and will be met at the Depot by a committee .of citizens, and escorted to the Normal School, and afterward shown all the points of in terest about thficity. —There wens no cases In the Mayor's Court this moraingi 'isnd as the Nxws man walked into headquarters, he saw Tom Anderson deeply engaged in a copy of Moo poems. The Deputy Marshal was sitting n«ar a window flirting with a woman acr„ tlie street Russell was talking about the floods at New Orleans,, which is om) of those floods that do not lead on to fortuwjs, but rather to the,Qui ofMcxicp. Every thing was quiet,, and winking at tlie boys tho reporter stepped gently out into the mud.

Bi. ...i» j.uuaut.wau!iiiiU«rB«waam

B. W. Oatma. is in WasJiiogto*. Auditor Grimes, is in Indianapolis P. Staub went to Indianapolis last night,

Officer Dick Keagio.

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—Ild you ever read a water proof* g| ^at^bfsround that will you. «iThe Mardl Oms f«tWU« will wu la the aoutttern dti«. —The jMwtmMtershlp te balm quietly gg^ ««iM VO ft locus or tom ^otniment

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rapidly. Junes Howe Is ia Ihe, city .visiting friends, *v if

John Lamb returned from Indiauapolis this morning. & Charlotte Thompson is stopping at the Torre Haut« House, y* -i!]^

John H» Uttle, of Peru, Ind.. S» visiting friends in this dty.^^4^*

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Wiiliam P. ^ltichards, of Oconee, Wfcs,, li In thhs c!^. John Walters, of Danvilk.

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is vis

iting his brother in this city. S&!tth Borahardt fell 3«wn stairs at a hotel in Cincinnati, and injured her ankle.

nee Hudson retnraed from Chi-

cagohKtn^ii. wjtoreJ»wm •i#itWJg^hi| «wcetfe«tt*t. ll ftli I $ mjalt Hedges was suddenly called to lodtaMHpott* yesterday, by lite serious ill— his daughter^ 8am TUford of the Intlianapolls

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peid tlie NKW» a pleasant call tltk afmraoon. Sen te one oQihe fwkl whete. aoulcd fellow^ that are dcaigned to make the oath of Ufa amooth. Tlie News h«» Inown him for twilvt yeais. «ad he it the ansa* 8am stitt.

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Music. Prayer.

The

The Dedioa on oi tne JNew Hall of Fort Haxrisoa Xjodge, Not 157.—Interesting Cer©-

ponies:

"Isn't it beautifuir This wu the exclamation of the friends and members of Ft. Harrison Lodge, No. 157, as they

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ased upon the beautiful quarters that shall henoeforth occupy. And. indeed. they are beautiful the upholstering, the decorations and general appearance of th/e apartments being magnificent. Although the weather was all that was not desirable, yet the handsome hall was comfortably filled by spectators and members of the order. The dedication cermonies were conducted by Past Grand Representative, J. W. McQuiddy of lndlanapolis, and they were of a very impressive character, Tiki following programme was carried out, with the exception of P. G. C, E. Hosford's exercise, he being unavoidably absent.

Music.—(Ode I.) Prayer. 4 Music.—(ude n.) Dedication conducted by P. G. Rep. John W, McQuiddy.

Music.—(Ode III.) Music--(Ode IV) Consecration. Oration, G. Secretary, B. F. Foster. Music, Uistory of Fort Harrison Lodge. P.

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Music. Odd Fellowship in Terre Haute. P. G. C. E. Hosford.

Closings The cfi'oir rendered the mnsic in an artistic manner, and was followed by a prayer by the Rev J. W. Green. More speeches* and dedicating ceremonies were gone through with, when the

ORATION OF THE EVBirmo

was delivered by B. F. Foster, of Indianapolis. The address of this gentleman was truly eloquent, and the

DAILY NEWS

wculd like to place it all before its readers, but Mr. Foster stated that the oration had been delivered at the dedication of every Lodge for the past five years, and he merely wanted a'general comment published. Mr. Foster detailed at length the history of Odd Fellowship, from the days of Rome to the present time defending its principles, and giving biographies of its most prominent members. He also had a good word for the ladies telling them the Lodge in no way interfered wfth their matrimonial projects, and that if all the Odd Fellows who are in "maiden meditation fancy free," would take his advice, they would immediately "have her in the spring." and for the future go in double harness At the conclusion of this speech, the choir executed some beautiful music, after which Col. Wm. McLean read a speech from manuscript which we have not space to publish.. After the exercises were concluded, a portion of the audience spent some time in social conversation, and promenading about the rooms. The hall, as everyone knows, is located in McKeen's new block on Main St., between 6th and 7th, and is an honor to any Lodge in the world.

wishes its projectors

and members all the happiness possible, and hope that the dedication of last night will be an event long to be remembered.

Get your HhotgunfRtaily.

About five o'clock this morning the discovery was made that some bold night hawks had made a descent upon the house of James Lane, a conductor on the C. & E. I. R. R, living on Ohio street, between Ninth ant} Tenth street, removing therefrom a revolver, some tiioney (amount unknown), and a railroad ticket over ^he- C-

DIKD,

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Mrs. Anne Swinehart died at her resi dence, at the corner of Sih and Tippecan^c streets yesterday afternoon. She leaves a husband aua five children, to Whom she was a lovlhg and affectionate wife and mother.

COURT NEVT».

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

James A. Poland to Josephus Collet!. in lot 9, block 10. Roache & McGaughey sub. (re«recorded) .$100 00 'T

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Albert Havens to Emma Llyer. John C. Warren to'Mary Parker.

AmJSEMB*TS.

THE PLANTERS WIFE.

Charlotte Thompson appears at the Op era House to-night for the benefit of tlie Terre Haute Light Guards. This lady has been a star for the past ten years, and the announcement of her name insures an ar tistic performance.

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THIS TWO ORPHANS.

Kate Claxton and Charles A. Stevenson appear at the Opera House next Monday night. In the "Two Orphans." They are both well known as leading artists throughout the United States.

Mr. John R. Roger?, manager for Baker tutd Faron, has just consummated a contract engaging Miss Minnie Palmer for a term of five years, beginning September 1. This will be an excellent thing for Miss Palmer, who needs a thorough manager. She will be starred in a new play, and will have the aid of a well selected and food company. -v

The "Pound Partv." under the auspices of the ladles of the Presbyterian Church, last week, realised #9S. The patrons were highly amused.—Pom

Andrew & Son will this day receive anew invoice of Ladies and Gents Rubbers and Warm Overshoes.

Tlie

Kldnejr Dlacaaea.

Kidney disW^afJHcrtlre jjfreat^ paYt of the human r&ce, and they are constantly on the'iticitase, but^fiefe the virtues Dt Kidney-Wort have become' known, they ate held ifc check and speedily cared. Let thesfe who have had* to constantly dose spirita of nitro and such stuff, give this great remedy a trial and be eared. In rthe fry form it te most economical, inthe liquid the most convenient. vm in

i," FIREMAN'S BALL.

•'W to J* .•••• »ri :|1

The Fireman's Ball will take place on February il. Admission price, $1.00.

^Andrew & Son are now offMng gteat bargains in Boots & Shoes, in order to ntake room for an immenseil^tock .df 5

Spring

Goods which are already shipped from the most celebrated manufacturers throughout tlie East.

CORNER GROCERY.

WRIGHT & KAUFMAN,

688 MAIN STREET?

Staple and Fancy Groceries,

tjiii -.0 kift. *mv •.*»!£ TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, &c.

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All kinds of fresh vegetables and fruits in season.,

PF.EIH 0TSTER5 DECEIVED DAILY.

ESTEverything sold at bottom prices for CASH :'»-J' »!.t:n

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£egal.«

isro'-rxcE.

The following order was passed by the Board of Commissioners of Vigo.Connty, at their December term 1830 to-wit:

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

Attest: ANDREW GRIMES. Auditor V. C. I45t3

HERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of an Execution issued from the Vipo Circuit Court, to me directed and delivered, in favor of Vigo Encarapmcnt No. 17, Independent Or dcr of Odd Fellows, and against James Ilook. us principal, and Isaac Ball and Henry P. Polk, sureties. I have levied on tho foilhwing described Ileal 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 and twenty (120) feet from the south-east corner of said ont-lot. and running thence north fifteen (15) 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 the place of beginning, thence east to the placc of oeginniug, in Vigo County, Indiana, and on

SATURDAY, the 12th day of February, 1881, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 O'clock p. *, of said day. at the Court House door In Terre Haute, I will offer the rents and profits of the above described Real Estate, together with ell privileges and appurtenances to the fc»nje belongfng. for a term not efcccedlng seven years, to tho highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realiw» a »um sniflcient to satisfy said Execution and costs. I will then and there offer the fee simple in and to said Heal Estate, to the highest bidqer for cash, to satisfy the same,

thesath

MS«tarday

wilt.fwuisfe the 's Ball at Dowling

mtude for tfee HaB, February 11th. wmmmmmmmmmmtammmmt

Oo to Grelner's Boots A Shoes.

for

DAY

HERIFF'S SALE.

Rcpqfrlimn.

The ^Pound Party* here under the ana pices of the city authorities have sol only radiaed f9 but 98 doass.

CAWC0 BALL.

The Light Guard Ringgold Band will celebrate St. Valentine's Day with, a grand Calico Ball at Dowling Hall. The neatest dteked lady in calico wffl fledelv'ei a beautiful Cashmere dress pattern, on exhibition at Hoberg, Root & Co's. Ladies free gentlemen, Sl OO. Grand orchestra of sixteen musicians.'^

.Tlie grandest Ball of the season will be given on the evening of the 11th of February. 5

.^JJOS. a. BRIGGb. hta

Produce and Commission

MERCHANT,

"55.

printed injsmall type.

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ThU 20th day of January, 1881. AOKSON STEP?, Sheriff, il. Attrrnev.

HERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of an Execution issued from the Vigo Circuit Conrt. to me directed and delivered, in favor of Rlthard P. Irwin, assignee of James McLaughlin, and against A. 4. Purcell, John Harris and W. B. Cochran, Replevin Bail. I have levied on the following described Real Estate, situated In Vigo County Indiana, to-wit:

Tha east Wf of the southeast qtiarter (ty) of si otion thirty-»ix (80) township ten UO) north, range eight (8) west, in Vigo County, Indiana, ana on

SATURDAY,

of Feb-

ruary, 1881,

between the hourf of 10 o'clock A. X. and 4 o'clock r. M. of said day, at the Court Honse door in Terre Haute, I will offer the rente and profit* of the above described Beal B*tat». together with all privileges and appurtenance* to toe same belonging, for a term not exceeding eevan years, to the U: beet bidder for cash, and upon' failure to realise a asm 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 satiafy the same, ~'j

This 3d day of February, WW, JACKSON 8TBPP SheHflC G, W. St J. H. Sleiser, Atty'a. 141w8

By virtue of a Pee Bill, issued from the Vigo bwalt Court, to aw directed and delivered. In ane Fortune, et alT I have levied os U»e following de»crfbed Real Estate, citaated ha Vigo Coanty, In* dUitia witt

Ltrtaambfirfoar (4) ta Partitloa of the north half (H) of Use north east quarter (54) of the south ea«tqoart*rJfcl of eecttoa thirty five US] 1'owwh 19 aacttfaait* eight west ia Vigo Owatr* Wiaas, «a#ewB «e recorded plat of mm l«a4,u entered on order hook §£-, page S»i of tae records of said coanty, and

UM 2«tfc 4ay «T Feimury issif

hrtwMa th* ham*** etleek a, *. aad 4 o'clock r. su,o£ said day at tha Ooart Hoase door la Ten* Haate. I will offer A* rests and

Che sjN^wTiw^aNhd Heal Estate, with

&eetalkmMaadmgmmmmemtotl*aa«se b«Sr a tern sat seneedlac arraawtta, to thaUAect Wdd«r o«A. aada^oa faOttra to realiee a east snflkJaat to

OMta, I wtU tihea M^th«r*««w ^®.'e«sh«|a aad, to ealdjtoal *•»«•, to tha ttcSuat lid-

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prisingdafly west of Indianapolis. The

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one thousand within the last thirty days,

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and has now a bona fide circulation of

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RAILROAD TIME TA [Carefally corrected to

Union

Depot—Tenthand

*sNashviUe Ex.^./. tExpres? Freight and Acc....... ......... (Arrivefrom South.) tBasftem Kx. .... •^Chicago Ex .-.. and Acc..... «i|jj iCHICAGO & EASTERN II,LU

I'V (Leave for North.) a a E Danville Acc '•sNashville and Chicago Ex (Arrive from North.) Torre Hatttc Acc ... 1 Chicago and Terro Haute Ex •^Chicago and Nashville Ex

ILLINOIS MIDLAND RAILWA [Leave for Northwest.]

Peoria Mail and fex S Decatur r«*senger [Arrive from NortltwoSt.l Peoria Mall and Kx Indianajwlis Passerigcr T. H. A SOUTHEASTERN, (to WoV

FIRE INSURANCE AGl

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trains rxcept I, «fc St. L. T. H. Js bl Ingtoa) and freights. Time five than Terre Haute time. *X*LA*ATIOH OR RXRK*BKOS •Every day. All other trains daiE day. tParlar cars dally, excepl,Sup«i tug car*. c&ecUntas^chairear.

AND ALIA LINK. cLeave going East)

•sFast Line.... tlV.. „f. Mail and Acc—..i, ...X. MHV. s*.Day Bx ".... Jtali and Acc (Arrive from East.) •^Pacific Ex.*. Mail Train.... *s+Fa#t Bx ........ —... Indianapolis Acc

(Leave going West)

•sPaciflcEx,.,. ..i,.... Mail Train. ....

(Arrive from West)

•sFast Line........ 'J-. 1........ Mail and Acc...: •sDay KXi •.... fa 3ERRK HAUTE A LOGANSP

Logansport Div. of Vandail 4-(Leave for Northeast.) Mail Train...,.... Mixed Tn4i»(Arrive from Northeast.) Mall Train. ..v. Mixed Train..

TERRE HAUTE & EVANSV11 ,f (Lotxfjor South.)

JDopot, Main and First St^. [Leave for Southeast,] I

Accommodation [Arrive from Southeast,] Accommodation

i^OApcr day at home'

xonic'u 3 Addtiy

ept) T'O "worth & free. & Co., Por,hind, Maine,

A FAIR

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ceni of it. But in order to fntluc« p«.n are no» acquainted with the paper to jiivs -f»l we will pend it for thro* month* to dress oh tilde of the city for twenty-flv After having tried it for thai time ponO meets your approval, to pay for tho r. year, or for a full year, additlnii!i three months. HARUIKO & DE\

IndiaiM

.JOHN F. REGAN.

503 Main Street,

TERRE HAUTE,11

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NEW YORK ALLIANCE,

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And other good companies.

Qijya week. $18 a day at home earily] ^Costly outfit free. Address Tru Augusta, Maine.

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WISCONSIN AND MINNESOTA

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