Daily News, Franklin, Johnson County, 29 August 1889 — Page 4

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Wamjixgtox, D. C., Augiut 29.—Indications for Illinois and Indian*: Fair weather cooler in northern portion stationary temperature in southern portion southerly winds, becoming variable.

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CLOTHING AJSTD GENTS FUBNISHTNG.

"EIJXIR OF LIFE

is required at Pixley & Co's., to infuse activity and life unto what others seem fit to term "the dull days of August." Why? Because the people know that Pixley & Co., cater for the patronage of the masses. How by giving full value and satisfaction the year round, keeping the confidence and good will of its patrons gaining friends daily and there by diverting the stream of track

GENERAL SPORTING GOODS.

BAKER & WATSON,

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GENERAL SPORTING qoons

TOWNLEY STOVE COMPANY.

-Tin Roofip and* Guttering,

SET IRON ROOFING** TILJS HEARTHS and PACES, CHEAP READY ROOFING, MANTELS and GRATES,

PATRIO AND ECONOMY FURNACES.

ESTIMATES FURNISHED.

TOWNLEY STOVE COMPANY. 609 Wabash Avenue.

MACHINE WORKS.

PHCENIX FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS.

Ninth street, near Union Depot.

Terre Halite, Indiana. .*

—•-MANOPACTURBKS OF

Engines, Boilers, Mill and Mining Machinery.

Architectural iron work a specialty. Dealers in belting, bolting cloth, pipe, brass goods and all kinds of mill and machinery supplies. Engine and boiler repairing promptly attended to.

PWANING MILL..

President. 3. M. CLIPT.

CL1FT & WILLIAMS COMPANY,

Kmbllshed 1861. Incorporated 1888, Manuf*ct«ren of

Sash, Doors, Blinds Etc.,

AMD DEALERS IK

Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Paints, Oils and Builders' Hardware, Corner of Ninth and Mulberry Streets, Terre Haute, Ind,

PLUMBKR AXD OAS FITTKR.

M. F. HEGARTY.i

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PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER,

«Ali?AKIXK0 IRON COBX1CKS, KTC.

LYNCH & SURRELL,

MAXTFACrrRERS Of

THE PORTALS OF PIXLEY & CO.

not by spasmodic advertising or by burst of (seeming) gene rosity.jK A lot of summer suits claim your attention. The secret lies in the tags on which the present money values are stamped.

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They'll go fast. JA Gentleman's fine hosiery, flannel shirts, and everything that leads to make a man or boy comfortable at prices that speak for themselves.

Fall goous of every descrip tion. are coming in daily and we shall be pleased to show you the "correct style of the season." xiPIXLEYS

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REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. No. 638 Wabash ATNU.

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PERSONAL.

Miss Mattie Reagan is very ill. Frank Carmaek is at Camargo. H. E. Harrison is at Waukesha, Wis. Mr. Bonner, of Clinton, is in the city. Henry Holland, of Buffalo, is in the city.

James T. Johnson, ex-congjressinan, is in the city. Mi® Edith Cook is the guest of Mrs. E. E. South.

Mrs. Keys and daughter Grace have returned from the east. John Hunley has returned from a visit in Sullivan county.

Mr. Wiles, father of Mrs. Daniel Reagan, will visit his daughter. John E. Lamb and sister, Miss Kate, have returned from the west.

Mrs. S. H. Stephens, of Pueblo, Col., is visiting M.s. H. C. Crompton Miss Smith, who has been visiting Miss Lou Wonner, has returned to her home.

Rev. Mr. Kirtley has returned from his summer vacation much improved in health.

The residents on'north Sixth between the two railroads had a picnic at Collett's park yesterday.

John Hendricks left yesterday for Dead wood, Montana, where he has accepted a position in the local team.

Mrs. Lydia Black and daughters Ella and Coot have returned home from a month's trip up the St. Lawrence river.

LOCAL BREVITIES.

Scarlet fever is reported at 407 North Fourth street. There is complaint of boys jumping on moving trains during the day at Water and Chestnut streets.

A. patent has been planted to Adolph E. Harrison, of this city, for a vehicle axle and a carriage axle nut.

Yesterday a black shepard dog, .which was suppose to be mad, was shot on Chestnut street near Seventh,

Juries for Next Term.

The grand jurors for the coming term of court will be:

A. B. Barton, Terre Haute. Josephus Weir, Prairie Creek township. John N. Phillips, Otter Creek township. Jasper X. Lee, Riley township. Dexter M. Hale, Prairieton township. liichard P. Miller, Harrison township.,

The petit jtiore are:

John Frazier, Xevins township. Ozy Bandy, Fayette township. Isaiah Hay worth, Otter Creek township. John S. Payne, Prairieton township. 11. \V. Shores, Fayette township. (ieorge W. Leston, Pierson township. James M. Williams, Sugar Creek township. Joseph H. Carr, Honey Creek township. Wm. Dowe, Lost Creek lowiship. Albert Gallington, Sugar Creek township. Braxton Cox.Tetre Haute.

Objecting to-A 8aloon'LioFNSEisJli

A lady from Seelyville laid before Commissioner Dickenson this morning a petition signed by sixty mothers of families of that village asking that a liquor license be not granted to Mart Knaut and Lewis Hurburt. The petition was drawn up in the cause of the Temperance Union. The lady told of the destitution that the saloons of the lace were causing among families that had hitherto been prosperous, and implored the assistance of £jfe commissioners in putting an end ,to it. The authorities will thoroughly investigate the case.

RealEstate Transfers.

Wm. Haley et al. to John £. Fagan et al., part lot 119 Rose's sub., 8250. Wm. Haley to Catherine Hnley part lot 119 Rose's sub., fc.M).

Richard Dunnigan out-lot 9,19, on Fourth St., 8:500. Josephus Collett to S. A. Whitmer lot 76, Hudson's sub., $300.

James T. Brown to John W. Brown, section 17. range 7, Kevins township, $125. Wm. Walker to C. B. Brile, section 8, range 8, in Riley township, $1,000. 'fhos. D. Wharff to Herman Ilulman, chattel mortgage, $200.

Mr. MFAUOK'S Deputy.

\V. W. Byers, late principal of the High School, has been appointed by W. W. Hauck, city treasurer elect, as his deputy. Mr. Hauck will take possession of it is office on Monday.

Marriage License.

James W. Yenetta and Jennie M. Stinemah. WiHinm Ohan and Sarah A. Railsba'k.

Headquarters for 8toves.

Geo. Zimmerman, the popular stove and tinware dealer, is too well known in this vicinity to need commendation at anybody's hands. He is a straightforward, liberal dealer, universally recognized as such, and it is the ]Skws' intention to merely mention some of the concomitants of his large stock. He has stoves of even- variety and tinware in abundance. He invites patrons to call and see the "Home Comfort Steel Furnace" and the wire-gauze door on the "Charter Oak" stove. His number is »58 Main street

CLAIRVOYANT.

Prof. Alineda, who records the past, present a ad future, is meeting with remarkable success. The Professor will only remain in Terre Haute a short time and should be consulted at once. Xo. 216 North Fifth street.

¥MRE HAUTE DAILY NEWS. THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1889.

Office,

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Call at f/l Lawrence's handsome parlors and jjet some of hia deliciotis Philadelphia ice cream. Corner of Fourth and Cherrv.

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BARGAINS.

Don't fail to visit the New York 5 and 10 cent Rtore for bargains. No: Main

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THE ART EMPORIUM

To the lovers of art and the beautiful it may be said that nowhere can their tastes be more amplyeratified than at the exqntsite ait emporium of R. Gagg, at 648 Main street. Here is fouml every article for the use of the artist—paints, brushes, paper and wax materials for artificial flowers, etc, etc.—and no more affable and accommodating proprietor titan Mr. Gsngj? can be founo in the city. No. Main ts the nomber.

DELICIOUS CONFECTION A RI ES. The fin«rt line of confectimark« are to be found at Ed. Lawrence's, corner of ^nirth and Oseny.

'FIVE AND TEN CENT STORE. If yon want some Special bargains in 5 *ad ten cents goods. Call at 325 Main street.

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Williams' Restaurant the best, 19 South Sixth street.

GREATEST LINE OF GUITARS in the city. The opera music store, 320 Main street, distances all competitors in guitars. They have the following different makes: Martin, Washburn, Bruno, Ben&ry, and Sontag, besides a ,full line of cheaper graded.

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"MUSIC SOOTHES THE SAVAGE BREAST." No one but is influenced by sweet music. The Opera Music Store, 320 Main street, is filled with musical instruments. Accordeons, harmonicons, mandolins, banjos, zithers, violins and all kinds of sheet music. And the prices? Why, they will astonish you they are so reasonable.

A discount given on all fall and winter suits or overcoats ordered before September 5th. A. C. FORD.

Can the key be found

TOY STOVE.

A UNIQUE GIFT TO THE SMARTEST GIRI..

This stove is to be presented to the girl residing in Vigo county, 12 years old or under, who makes the greatest number of correct words of the letters contained in "Townley stove company, (609) Wabash avenue." Lists to be handed in before 12 o'clock Monday September 2nd. This fine toy stove is on exhibition in the Art hall at the fair grounds. Examine it and work for it. Value of little stove $8.

The Mysterious Key

James M. Dishon and no other Goes forth in haste, With bills and paste, And proclaims to all creation,

Men are wise, who advertise, In the present generation.

WILLIAMS' RESTAURANT, 19 South Sixth street. Best in the town large accommodations, clean and inviting. Candy, soda water and ice cream on demand.

VOICE CULTURE,

Either operatic or dramatic, and instrumental music thoroughly taught by Prof. I. R. Bukowitz, at 1003 South (Center St.

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The .Mysterious Key

GILT-EDGE COFFEE

In Sne pound tin-foil packages, delicious drink. Try it.

Miss Lulu Filbeck will recite at Dowling Hall next Thursday night.

SEE THE DISPLAY OF FANCY GOODS for FALL SEASON AT FECHHEIMER'S, S. FOURTH ST.

DR.C.T. BALL,

Limited to treatment of catarrh, throat, nervous diseases, tumors and superfluous hair, 115 south Sixth street. -,s.

Look out for the Key

•CARPETS—Cut and made to fit your rdbrn without extra cost, at SINER BROS., 527 Ohio street.

OLD DOMINION COFFEE.

SEE THE DISPLAY OF FANCY GOODS for FALL SEASON AT FECHHEIMER'S,S. FOURTH ST.

Leave your order for your fall and winter suit now. You have tine full line of novelties to select from and will be sure to have your suit when yon want it.

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IN FAVOR OF A FREE FERRY. One of the most enterprising firms fn the city and one that can never be found complainingof hard times, is that of Stein & Hecklesberg, the popular shoe men. While their contemporaries are complaining they are employing a double force—one to handle the trade of the sea son and the Other to arrange their fall stock of boots and shoes, the style and extent of which has never before been seen in this market. Beside the staples in their line they will carry this fall a thoroughly complete and inexhaustible line of all "the latest novelties in footwear. They also show their belief in the rights of the people by favoring a free ferrv.

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Mv fall line of fall and winter wook*ns now in stocks:

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«rr 521 Main street. tfwy* OLD DOMINION COFFEE. Jg

MILWAUKEE AND RETURN. The C.&E.I.&K, will sell

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tickets, Terre1 Hanle to Milwaukee, August nd to 2$th, at $7M, good returning until September account of the Grand Army of the Re ment

the Repnblic EncarnpR. A. CAMPBELL,

General Agent

BED LOUNGES.—A handsome line just received. SINER BR08., 527 Ohio street

SEE THE DISPLAY OF FANCY GOODS for FALL SEASON AT FECHHEIMER'S,a FOURTH ST.

PROFESSIONAL.

DR. T. W. MOORHEAD,

Physician and Surgeon,

OFFICE, 12 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET,

Residence, 115 North Eighth St.

DR. VAN VALZAH,

DENTIST

Office In Opera Houoe Block.

I. H. C. ROYSE. MARK R. SHERMAN.

.sgROYSB & SHERMAN,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

No. 617 Ohio Street

H. Bartholomew. W. B. Maii,.

BARTHOLOMEW & MAIL,

DENTISTS,

(Successors to Bartholomew & Hall.)

529 1-2 Ohio St., Terre Haute, Ind.

LEO. J. WBINSTBIN, M. D.,

Physician and Surgeon.

Residence,620Chestnnt street. Office, 111 South Sixth (Ravings Bank Building).

ALL CALLS PROMPTLY ANSWERED.

SYDNEY B. DAVIS,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,

PATENTS OBTAINED.

Southwest corner 4th St. and Wabash Ave.

Have associated with me Mr. Geo. M. Davis, graduate of Rose Polytechnic Institute, who will examine inventionn proposed for patents, prepare drawings, etc.

DR. E. A. GILLETTE,

DENTIST.

Filling of Teeth a Sj,

OfHcc, McKeen's New Block, Cor. 7lfi and Main.

MEDICINES.

Great Cut! 70 Cents on the $1.

STILL SELLING ALL

DRUGS AND PATENT MEDICINES

WOT At 70 Cents on the Dollar! "101

REM KM BKR THE PLACE,

210 Main Si., Opposite New Court House.

DR. J. O. GASTO, Proprietor.

ABTI FIC'I AL I.I MBS.

AND -Y:J

TRUSSES.

Each Tram mad« to order and warranted, BRACES Bow I^egs, t-'arvainire of the gpine and all kinds

Deformities.

Lewis Lockwood,

KcK«£n SeTenth and Main Street*.

WINKS, LIQUOllS, ETC.

DAVID RYDER, s». 866 Mm strwt.

ytTRXWKKD ROOM8 FOR REST! The Finest or Wises, Ugoafs aim Cigars. Uf btnm fviMMnnifaeii toy in* fern peopl* fa tbeefty. acall.

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CLOAKS, DRESS GOODS, ETC.

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DURING^^

FAIR WEEK!

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THE BUCKEYE CASH STOREYS

Continuation of our Great Cloak Sale. Unusual Bargains in our Dress Goods Depart- ^S(wl

Clearing Sale of Ginghams, Satines and all Wash ?40 Goods. ®fn

A few fine PARASOLS which we offer at 25 cts 2? on the dollar.

Just opened a line of fine Lustres, all new dark shades—extra width—our price during fair week

Only 60 Cents.

Our Great 14c. Ribbon Sale continued this week.

BUCKEYE CASH

Cor. Wabash Avenue and Sixth Street.

TRANSFER COMPANY.

THE TERRE HAUTE TRANSFER GO.

street, in order to insure prompt attention, for the fair.

with the proper recognition of their enterprise by the people will make tlieir transfer a.vouimo nations equal to the best in the country. Orders should be left at the main otttw, No. v*» Main

EXCURSION T1CKKTS.

Don't Miss tin's Excursion

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Tuesday, Sept. 3,

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Make Your Arrangements to Go on Tills Excursion.

For further information regarding ticket# time, etc., apply to K. K. SOUTH, Sixth Street Depot.

Agent Big Four Route, Terre Haute, Ind. or D.B.MARTIN, a as A in in at

TRUNKS.

GALLON

DICKHOUT

For Trnnlcs, ValiMffl and Traveling Bag*. If yon are going away tfcia summer he will make a trunk that will prove a victorious enemy to the baggage smasher.

CONTItACTOJW.

ALLEN I. ABBOTT,

CONTRACTOR,

la prepared ut do all kinds

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«Are adding new stock and vehicles, omnibus and rino carriages to their stock and

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St. Louis R'y,

BIG FOUR

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Only $3.60

FOR THE ROUND TRIP.

Tickets good on all regular trains of Sept. and to return until 10tl», inclusive. The grand spectacular representation of

THE CONQUEST OF MEXICO

By the Order of Clnclnnatiis,

In which more tlian 1,500 performers appear nightly, is now being produced.

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brick work, job-

blnir.etc.

Btetlmate® G1 von on Buildlnya, Ciaterna, Grate Setting, etc.

•ar- Work promptly and well done, orders at 820 itoutli TbJlnlstz«et.

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E. M. CORNELL.

BUUJDBB AND CONTRACTOR. Hpeeial Attention Given to Interior Finish, Cabinet Making,

Carved Wood Mantels, House Repairing, Etc, 419 WALNUT STREET, TERRE HAUTE.

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J. I. FARLEY,

Mannfaitnrer of

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