Daily News, Volume 2, Number 151, Franklin, Johnson County, 14 February 1881 — Page 5

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DAILL SEWS

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Largest City Cirwlatioi.

The Dafly News Call Boxes and Ji Meesmem MS To facilitate the collection of cKr new*, wel] W tO plftC# advertising patTOJll jit clOM MMtMtiOB with the oioe, the publisher* kan ^M«d Oil Boxes st HArut ponu throughout tie titf.tidi of which will he visited wvmittott daring tho day, from To'clock AM till* !*lt,hy M««(*D ger Boys of the Dm Ttawa. TII«M Boxes bin been pal op (H th« pupose of aCerttaf a p$*ce of deposit for information of lues] M«S.sad we cordially tevito anv person who aas knowledge of my matter

pnfclle Interest happening Is fcii or

unr vieioitf to writo oat tbt facts and drop it in me of oar Race*. Attached to neb Box will b« 'onnd tablet* of Mpcr. 8l|rn roar name to your jommianieaUe*, far tha knowledge of ths editor mlj. as a gaaraatee of food faith on your pari. .Vs i.vstar ov THIS items HOT aiam by a known -eaponsible nates are of the valae of wasta paper, UM wlil ba treated accordingly. Tbe advertising tronsof thaDaiLT KBWS wQl also lad these

P4 mil www 1L yv aw*** »l"« patrons of the DAILV BWS wQl also lad these Poxes a convenience, as they cao drop their therein, amd thereby save a walk to tae ofllce

FX*S a convenience, as they cao drop their fsrors j«relo, aad thereby save a walk to tae ofllce. Communications, orders for tha JDan/r SI*» by

Commasieatlons, orders for tha DAD-T —, carrier or saitl, adrerLUiag copy, or Information of anykt*d intended to reach the office, can tx handed to the DAILY NEWS Messenger Boy*, at they pass to aad fro through the streets. They will be kaowa by their bl'ie p*p* with DAILVNEWS in white letter* en the front, and Message Pouches of light-eoleeed leather. They are. while on dnty fo,r the DAILY XKWS. and wearing tha badge of the jr per, its accredited representatives, and we trust toey will, in their business relations, merit the cotur ienoatioa of oar patrons, as wcl. a ourselves, for attention to their duties.

Tha foUoertag card is attached to each Box: LAILY KBWS MESSAGE BOX. This bo* is placed here by consent of the proprietor, aa apace of deposit for local items, society news, or any thing of a character that would be of interest t« tha traders of a Terre Haute newspaper. THS RRSLTSHSCAS SOLICIT SUCH IXYOAMATTOIR rao* AXT out. They only ask conttlhators to he brief and to tbe point, and to give .the ioforaiatloa AT OWCB—what may ba news tolay, ten ehaaccs to one will be no news to-morrow

each forcaooa, op to 9 M, by tha DitiT Ki*« ME.IKKMUKH Bars, and tha contents convoyed to tha DAILT KBWSofllce. A responsible name is re ontr.-4 to ba steaed to esch item (for tha parsons! Snowledga oady of the Editor) aa a guarantee of good faith. t®T"Ordara for tha ©*U.T Mrwa to be left by carrier or «Mt by mail, or copy for sdrartisement*. can also be ataood in the box, thus securing early attention te sash orders. Local items or atb. can 6a handod to ctta CAILT KKWS Maaaavaaa BOTS, 4 they paaa Ihroagh the straaU.

UCATItN OF 0AII.YMCW9 JlfeWACE Baxe*. Foot oi stairway leoding W Western Union telegraph offlce^ cor. 0th Main.

Foot of stairway leading to Pierce &t Riirnscys law office, Wall street. Keel house corner third and LaPayotU?.

Depot drog store. Corner Sixth & Lafayette road.

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WAWT«. RKNTW, I,0*TW, ETI'. AdvertisemonU coining under the abo*o, or imllar beads, will be Inserted in the "NEWS" at rate of Um c«nt# per lllno. oach Insertion,

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AdTerti»emontH printed nnder this head One rent each word, and tha advertisement will rnrely fail attract the attention of persons who may lure whatever is wanted, and from a largo nnmbfir of replies the advertiser is enablod to make tb» most favorable selections.

~\XT ANTJBD—Several flrst-rlaSS this office. Apply at once,

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"yy'AMTKft—Two good canvasssrs at this ofllce, st oacc. wAKTEO-To rent, a small, neat honse with

W five rooms, near the corner of Main and rtmpt paying tenant. Address gixih street, by a KKWS OfBce, bar'

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Brst-class cook in a small fami

ly. Also nttrse girl, 14 or 15 years old, German preferred. Apply at 1,814 south Sixth street.

RM for eeaeral house

work. Small family and good

rase its I

atonce, with references. 890 soutlj Six

Of Whisky gurgling rapidly. Bat OalleaUn saw another sight, When tha roughs foaght at tha dead of n-ght, An« '1t«moli»hcvl every thinit i# sight

In that tanwboiasome grof^ry. Then shook tha II of hy hard kick* giv«* Then harst tha doors by nhoahlers riren. And tar thaa the holt* of H*a**n, |'j poaradoh««*ne profanity.

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^or Sale.

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-Old newspapers. 9V- per hnndmi.

Large nice papers, suitabta for wrapping par-

"IjIORSAIjR.—A second hand phwtoa almost as j^cuxl as new Original Cost, f$J3.O0 w(H bo soldch#ap for rash. Enquire at Beanchamp

Millar's atable, on sottth SlxOx ttreat.

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Xotic* hereby ffimn to thott uhom it may ronrsrn, that the proprietor a/ th« N«wa tfiiU in no way be re*pon*ibte for debit GtHtractsfl by any employ** &f thi* oJtM. JS. P. BSAtrCffAMP.

THE CITY.

On OUlantln when the #nn was low, Patt g'^amtd tbe distant hiils of enow, And fastaad fartoaa was thaflo#

•m^iLE,.lajiiuJLix'aw?

•Th® Oalico Ball to-night. The Vakntine fiend ii out to day. \Vh*t kind of a VakmUoe did you

get —The Sunday Saloona do a good busi-

—'The Two Orphan* at the Opera llouae UMIuiUt, —Contfreaaroan Piem?, leaved for Waihia^jton loHmorrow. —8** Kate Ci&xton aa "'Louiae** at the Op*"''* Houac to-night -, —The Pllbeck Hotm boaata of the two test checker platen in Iowa, J. —See the jrncat dmma OM "TWO Or phao#"' at ths Opera House to-flight. —We wonder if the "HeatiaofOak" are awy 'alion to the ""Cheeks of Bras*,'* —lepers that art in fator of iafUlkm, generally Inflated thcmsciTea-with •»«ui -Ehirky the mas charged kilHtis

Ut« marshal of Clinton, h** been nlmtd by the Grand Jttry.

-The Two Orphans to-night. -Tbe Council raet-ts to-morrow night. -No marriage licenses were issued to-

day'. Ef^rythln^

—See "Piefre" at the Optra House tonight. ~(3o to JowIi»g HalIto-ni«ht, after the

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—Hemember the" Calico Ball at Dowling iiaii ttflhuigifeig mi —Madame "Frochard' at the Opera House to-nfghi —Compete for Uic prize at the Ball tonight at Dfwling Halt. —Coming—the Heart! of Oak,** ue&day and Thuraoay aj^hui. —The Wabash river thinks that it is a •bigger" mar than old Fitzhugh. —Tbe Mail and Suturduy Night haTC locked borne. Well but on the wont you. —Go to the ctttico ball to-night, at Dow I ling Uallj ujader th« auspices pf the Ringgold hand 4 —The Oakland Uerald man devpted a column to his experience in Terre Haute Come again. —Ed Hastings has been appointed public printer, and|anothc Terrehaut en tot

down upon. —The Riuggoid Baud Calico Bali, at the Hall to-night, will be one of the most enjoyable events of the season. —The Greenback organ in this city is edited by a green editor, and occupies a tck room, which is consistent. —The ladies of the Babtist Church, will give one of the grandest entertainments of the season, on Washington's birth day. —There was a rumor on the street yesterday morning, that P. O'Sullivan had committed suicide, but the news was too good to be true. —The case of Sydney B, Davis, against Shryer, had a hearing in the Circuit Court this morning. No conciusiou was reached at noon. r—A. H. Boegman the Fourth street shoemaker, will on Wednesday remove to the second door south of Ohio, on the east side of Forth street. —Quite a breeze is going on, down on Wall street, over a muddle which a couple of lawyers hsye gotten into, about a seduction case' in which some "rare" de velopraents arc expected. —Levi Gum a farmer threatened to put a head 011 John Boyle, near Fourth and Ohio streets, this mornias?. He was spruce lookiag gum drop, but Boyle said he thought he could get away with him —The grand Jury returned the following indictments this morning:

False pretense, 1. Robbery and larceny, 1. Pettit larceny, 11. —William Wilson was tried before the Mayor this morning, charged with drunk enness and was fined $500. A poet also made his appearance "and was lined $6.00 for the same thing. Writing poetry is a deeper crime than-drinking whiskey however. —The NEWS intimates that the Mail is popular with many ladies as it is the only malo that they, have to enjoy. We shoaldu't think it very popular with them when they make such a bustle to set down oti it.—Courier,

Well then it can be truly said Shat the papers txick them up, —There arc three emetics, lobelia, ipecac and the word "Scooper."* But that may be no news in tliisj commuuity. Courier.

There are three things that reduce a sensible man 10 idiocy, opium, whisky and the Saturday Courier. "Cut and come again Johnnie. •The sweet and soothing sound of the pistol, came near being heart! on Wall street yesterday. Two well-known attorneys were the principles, and it was a question of "Honab, 8ah." Guns were exhibited, and 4 targe amount of profanity indulged in but nothing serious happened.- *V. •Saturday night a raffle was held at Fasig A Co., oa Main street, The prizes were a farm, new bug?y, a watch and a second h^tu! buggy. Ticket 737 held by Ah Andrews #on the farm. Ticket 874 held by Mi® Jordan, drew the new buggy 885 held by ft Jackson drew the watch and 35 held by Geo Jones of Brazil, drew the second buggy. 5 j~-One by one*th£ barriers fall. In Htu*e of Representatives of the tndiana Legislature tha other day an amendment was adopted by a unanimous vote declaring that women should be eligible to appointment *hun Land reporters In the courts of j«-The motioa was made by RepTt!icntAt!vc Morgan, of Vigo county. more «*po ially for the benefit of Miss ^l^nai® HatML^:^^ ,^ El!*-

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quiet in the Wail street

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When a mcuHne perf"rms such cores as Kidney-Wor is constantly doihir. It may trnljr he *»KI have wonderful pow er. A earpentfT i» Monifomery, Vt.. had snffetvd for«igM frotn tbe worst of kidney diseases, and had boecn wholly in capitated for work. He says, "One box made anew man of me, and I sincerely believe it win re«fttrt» to health all that are atrnttariy aflkUfd." It is now sold in both liquid and tltf forau— Jfo*nbmr$ If***,

,,,L| UiJJLi! —gg a* the Distillery will gife*

ball Oriental Hall, Monday evening. February Stat, for the benifU oi the fanailk* of &<*« killed la the Distillery ex tiMton i**t fall No improper characters will be admitted, ami an eajoyabte erw»it rumnteed to all tht»»e attending, litis Is a worthy undertaking, and should be well patronised. The price of ttinmkm

The Speed with which James E. Miller was Rail-, it roaded.

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About six months ago a man who had the appearance of a farmer, called at Bome of oar leading mills, and gave the propriators to understand that he had several hundred bushels of wheat to dispose of. The grain buyers of course, entered into negotiation for the purchase of the wheat, and after agreements were made, and the next day specified for the delivery of the grain the ft) farmer would insinuate that the banks were closed, and that hfe needed Ave or six dollars, to purchase groceries, would the gentleman pliase let htm have that amount on account: \es certainly. Mr. Brown (for he had several aliases) would take the cash and that was the last of Mr. Brown. He ptayed this game on Wm. Paddock, R. L. Thompson and Kidder Bros: complaint was made and a description of the man given to the Police and they have been on the lookout for him ever since

Saturday uight, Officers Whitfield and and Goodpasture, went into a boarding house near the Union Depot, and saw a man that answered the description: He was arrested and taken to the station, and parties sent for identify him. This morning lie was indicted for obtaining money under false pretenses he plead guilty, and was sentenced to the PenitenI :ary for two years.

The State Attorney and Police should be congratulated upon their poweis to stt the machine going when they put their shoulder to the wheel. i»

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—The good are better made, by ill. As odors crushed are sweeter still." N. A. Williams, of Indianapolis, is visiting friends in this city. •.

The Marie Roze Opera Company will soon pay this city a visit." Miss Jennie Ogle, of Evansville, is visit in is in is it

William Malone, of Crawfordsville, was in the city last night. (. "i" Kate Claxton and Charles A. Stevenson are stopping at the Terre Haute House.

Willis Sammers, of Charleston, 111., is visiting his sister, Mrs. Smith, in this

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W. F. Storey, of the Chicago Tvfrm, is reported to be an earhest spiritualist. We think this "story" is pretty thin.

Charlie Odor, of Richmond, was married to Miss Belle Howe on the 10th. We knew Charlie would get her, and not the odor fellow. Howe's that.

Webb Hanna and wife went down to Terre Haute last Monday to visit the wife's sister, Mrs. Farmer^JJMrs. Milligan and her daughter, Clartif, followed on Tuesday.—Grmefordnville Journal.

Lieutenant Wunderlich, of the Evansville Police, returned home yesterday. The Lieutenant was well pleased with his visit to this city, and extends his best wishes to the police and citizens of Terre Haute. ', •.•..uiL.jLLJ^'jiLjmagg yr a

A large and demonstrative audience assembled at the Temperance Hall, corner of Ohio and Fifth street last Sunday, to hear the arguments of the Prohibitionist?, and help on the good work.

The meeting was addressed by Wm. and Geo. Holmes, who made stirring appeals in behalf, of temperance. Perhaps the most eloquent address of the evening was delivered by the gifted Miss Flannigan, who has no peer in this line, except the silver, tonguea Leadville orator. The Mills family 10—strong—10 count tliem— 10—furnished the vocal and instrumental music. The audience theu listened to short speeches by Luke Whitcsides and B. Holmes, after which the boys had a chance to escort the ladies home. Twelve Hereon*, singular number is'nt it? But we don't wish to en gender any remarks by speaking this way but the objective case view is that these ^twelve placed their names upon a parchment, and swore never, never, never, so help them Heaven, to drink another drop of liquor. Signers should always beer in mind, that if they drink, they will ba sure to be wMtttreated.

A He*ltty wtnte.

People are constantly changing their homes from East to West and from North to South or vice verta, in search of a healthy State. If they would learn to be contented, and to use the celebrated Kid-ney-Wort when sick they would be much better off. The whole system can be kept in a healthy state by this simple but effectual remedy. See large adv. irt.'

BEER! BEER! ,,

Julias WiukeSmeyer's celebrated bottled beer for sale at Cincinnati House, either by the bottle or case, half dozen bottles in acs^se. This is the famous beer that is popular throughout tbe west. Be sure ad try a bottle of it.

JACOB SBITZ^n Cincinnati House,

"-•M On fourth St., near Main." .in 1 1 11 1 HI'

CALICO BALL.

MMPKHtle Aff«e*UU» SAttM.

Recommended by the highest medical for Paralysis, Kheuuuii

authority Gout. ret

itism,

.curalgi*. Catarrh. Gleet, Syi»hHis,

Skin Diseases, Dyspepst* aad all Female

Diseases. Elecrat new bath bmne. Competent attendant*. Cfceaj baths the w«Hd Bath

»nd best nt the

foot of Walnut street. MAOtnmc AirmstAX B*ra Co., Terre Haute, Ind.

PEIWY, county la reiokang In lhc pect of being traversed by a railroad fug the ptesaatye*^

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TIM New BiHle.~|nlck Work. The new version of of the New Testament, which has been *0 many years in court 6 of translation and which is unquee-

printed in large] beautiful type, neatly bound in cloth, in a volume of about 5(0 pages, arid sold at the nominal price §0 cents. A fine edition ?n half Russia, gilt top, will be sold for 60tents, and one in full Turkey morroqeo, gilt edges, for $1.25. Of course, the popular demand will be enormous. Orders will be filled in the order in which: thejy are received, with remittance. American Book .Exchange, New YorkPf^ Hfa -4 r\"i

Bielas' comet divided into two parts in 1846, aud iu 1852 those parts were 250,000,000 miles apart, and had entirely disappeared by 1866.

Coggia's comet was discovered in ln74. It is nou-periodical and was 133,000,000 miles from the snn when discovered. In July of that year it was within 62,000,000 miles of both earth and snn, and its tail was computed to be 12,000,000 miles in length.

Donati's comet, discovered in 1858, had tali 40,000,000 miles long, and its main Inxly very nearly collided with Venus. Although supposed to lie vaporous, this comet was calculated by M. Faye to have the weight of a sea 327 feet deep and 40,000 square miles in extent.

Halley's comet has lieen identified as ideujical with the comets of 1531, 1607, 10G6 aud 1223. Its reappearance is prognosticated ibr 1912.

Gucke's comet possess«i no tail, usually In 1848, however, it presented two tails, one toward aud one from the snn.

Lexell's, or "tue lost comet/' was canght or entangled among tne satellites of Jupiter in 1770, reappeared in 1779, again became entangled, and has .not been seen since.

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The superstitious of all times arid" nations have regarded the appearance of comets with dread, as letng omens of disaster. The spectroscope fails to show their chemical composition. It was shown by Schiapavilli, in 1872, that cometsare sometimes connected with meteoric showers, and his discovery has been indorsed by noted astronomers.

Lycho Brahe discovered that comets are extraneous to our atmosphere, and Newton lliat they are .subjected to the same principle which guidts the planets.

JOS. 0. BRIGGb.

Produce and Commission

MERCHANT,

"J* IU# Corner Fourth and Cherry streets, TEKHE HAUTE? INDIANA.

TERRE-HAUTENT0T8.

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foslty and anxiety by

hundreds of thousands. It is not generally known thit a ijrst edition of 600.000 copies has already been manufactured in England, and 100,000 copies are said to be already in New York City, not one of them permitted to be sold. They are ftwnitinga telegram from the authorities 1n England authorising their issue. The first copies eau only be had at the extravagant prle^ of $10 per copv. The Literary Revolution proposes fully to meet the demands which its army of friends are making upaOn it by doing probably the quickest work in book-making Tvhich has ever-yet been accomplished. Arrangements have been fully aaade to put, the ntire bpok into type inside of 24 hours fr^m the time printed copy of the English edi^ca can be procure^, and wttuiu tU^ee days at least 10,000 copies will be bound ready for delivery to wait ins purchasers, ana at least 5,000 copiet will be manufactured eyery day theresf tor. until ihe demand is met It will 1 ?_ 1.

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The comets on record exreled 800. What are called '"short period" comets art Eocke's, whose time of revolution is fi years De Vico's,

5i»Winoecke's5J

Bror-

gon's 5J Bida's. 6* D'Arrest's, flj Faye's. 7i Mediaiu's, Kti, Halley^ 76jj. The long-pet iod comets are those of 1G80, whose time of revolution is ft,814 years that of 1744. 122,683 years of 1870, 75,?14 years, or 1811,3,0*10years of 1840.13,864 years, of 1844.102,050 years of 1847. Hi,918years', Of 1858,12,000years of 1860, 15,861 years.

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I Lave seenred tha agcncy of the cplcbrotcd

SL Louis Lager Beer

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M&nnfactnred by the Jnllos Winkelmeyer Brewing Association, and am now prepared to^ supply the public ia any quantity they m*y dcg|r'c.

Site BOTTLES 0& IS SSU.

All orders will receive prompt attention,, and satisfaction eoafatrteed. ,%vj

CITY DELIVERY FREE.

m* Adress, JACOB SEITZ, W, Prop'r. Cincinnati Bo^^

HER1FF S SALE.

Bst-Hsw-sa

The Light Guard Rigggold Band celebrate St. Valentine's Day with a grand Calico Ball at Dowting Hall. The neatest dressed lady in oalieo will receive a beautiful Cashmere dress pattern, on exhibi tion at Hoberg, Root &C<*% Ladles free gentlemen, $1-00. Grand orchestra of alxteen muaiclana.

Terre Haute, Ind.

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By Tit-toe of a Bill, iswned from the \i*o circuit Coart, to me directed and deliverad. In favor of ©eorfe W Hail et al, and against Jaoe Fortnoe. et al. I has* levied o» tj»a roHowiog described R«id Estate, situated in Vigo Ooanty, la''tS number foar (4) in Psrtitloa of tsmrtk

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Rartltfcn of said litod, s» entered oa 1^, jMg« 194 of the mortis of said eonaty, aad °°Sal«rday Uw S«tli day »f Febrwtfy

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between ihe hoors at 10 OU'CJC JL m. aad 4 ctoO. r.of said dar at thaJJoart Ho«s« dowr hi Terse Hswte. wHl offer Ac rests aed SKJl^eahor,4as»fhed Soal irttt att prlvfle|e« aad aj^wrteaaaeea to tha aame he-

pJe,tna»4to«idRMlX»ta!e.toUMbislicalWdd«r ftjrcash

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CORNER GROCERY.

WRWHT' & KAUFMAN,

683 MAIN STREET.'

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Staple and fancy Groceries,

TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, te.

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All kinds of fresh vegetables and fruits in season. ttrofi!

FRESH Q7STE&S EECEI7EH DAILT.

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23f*Everything sold at bottom prices for CASH utfox

The People's Paper.

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PEOPLE, BT THE PEOPLE.

The Terre Haute DAILY.NEWS

Possesses many advantages as a daily f*. 1^« -V,'" 'V newspaper over all other competitors cir-

culated in the City of Tvrre Haute.—THE

NEWS is a modem newspaper in tbe full

sense of the term. It belongs to that

class of papers which is flourishing most

signally the East arid West, and filling

the especial want of the people of to-day

via. a cheap, spicy paper which furnish

es all the neics in the most reliable form

Many of our people cannot afford intake

the costly city papers, while othors find

neither the time nor the inclination to

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peruse theirlengthy and indistinct columns

printed injsmall type. THB KBWS' pres

ents in compact shape tlte telegraphic and

general news, which is spread out inter

minably in the metropolian journals.

Its editorial columns, while dealing large

ly with National and State politics are

especially devoted to city, towjoship and

county affairs* And the *niscellaneous

literary selections are culled with great

care, and with a conscientious regard for

the instruction and morals of the com

munity. The souud and healthful in

fluence of a hearty laugh is recogniied by

THB NEWS corps, and no effort Is spared

to lay before our patrons the latest and

9ho|9est productions of the Twains and it -r M,4i

Burdettes of the land.

The city depariment of the NEWS IS

well looked after. Each day it contains

a complete recprd^pf .the events jsccuring itu.a* 41 "'.a f.WSc in our midst. Sensationalism in statement »4 ?s.'| an^ matteru sfti^omsIyVxcluded, sandbar

patrons ue able to rely upon the sub-

"""'w The NEWS ia circulated more largely and j##** In more towns" than any other dally plplr

in wastera Indiana, Tbe DAILY NEWS is

the only fearless outspoken and enter7} grisin^daily west of Indianapolis. Tbe

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NEWS has Increased her cbculatfon over

one thousand within the last thirty days,

and has now a bonek jfde «jrculation of

boot 2000. Tbe Ksvre «*n be orderd

through the NBWI boxes, or direct from

the NESTS office, sorner Fifth and Main

street*. ,,

Boilroai ®tmc SabU.

ain »SAP T1MK TABLE. [Carefally corrected to date.l Union Depot—Tenth and Chestant Stt," trains except I, A St. L. T. H. S. B. (toj in^ton) ana freight^. Time Sto minute44 than Terre Haata time. xxritMurtox or aJtraaKMcx

xxi

•B*ery day. All other trains daily esri day. tPari«r cars daily, except Sundays, ing cars, Keclining chair car.

VANDAL!A LINE/ (LaaTe goini East.)

•sPaat Litfa l' Mail and Acc stDay Sx. S Mail and Acs (Arrive frotn East.) •sPaciftcEx ... 1:! Mail Train

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•s+Fast Ex. Ss Indianapolis Ace jSMi (Leave going West.) *sPacifie Sx... 1 Mail Train ..% v..... Ii' •sPast Ex. ...— (Arrive from Wesi-) »«Fast Line 1 Mail and Acc *sDay Ex

TERRE HAUTE A LOQANSPORT Logansport Div. "of Vandal!#.. (Leave for Northeast) Mail Train t' Mixed Train.... ....... ••.., 4: (Arrive from Northeast.) Mail Train 12:3 Mixed Train .\ 8:t*l

TKRRE HAUTE Jt EVANSVILLE. (Leave for South.) •^Nashville Ex »Express Freight and Acc........,! 5:t] (Arrive from South.) tEastern Kx s(7hlcago Ex...i".. 10:4| Freight and Acc,

CHICAGO & EASTEKN ILLINOIS. (Laitvc for North.) Hand Chicago TSx *.. Danville Acc. .... 8:30l ^sNashville and Chicago Ex. 10J (Arrive from North.) Terre Hante Acc 1 Chicago and Terre Haute Kx 0:al •"•Chicago and Nashville Ex 4:

ILLINOIS MIT)LAND RAILWAY. [Leave,for Northwest.]

Peoria Mail and Ex.... 6:3t^ Docatnr Passenger. 4:0Ti [Arrive from Northwest.] Peoria Mail and Ex.... 9:8? Indianapolis Passenger .. 1 (*J 1 T. H. fc SOUTHEASTERN, [to Worthing

JDejwt, Main and First Sts.] [Leave for Southeast.]

Accommodation

$20

[Arrive from Sonthcast]

Aceommodatlon,.... 3:00|

iper day at worth $5 fwo. Maine,

A Co., Portland,

home. S.ii Address Si

A FAIR TRIAL.

The subscriij prico of the view is two lars a year,

is worth

cent of St. But in order to induce persons are not acquainted with

the paper

trial wo will send it

three months.

to RIVOit

for

ihrco month* to

any

dress ontsido of the city for twonty-flv6 c«i After having tried it for that time send $l.f5 il meets your approval, to pay for the

year, or $9 for

rest of/

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