Daily News, Franklin, Johnson County, 11 September 1889 — Page 4

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WAJTHIXOTO*, D. C.t September 11.—Indic*lion* for Ohio and Indiana: Pair weather stationary temperature uorsberly triads.

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suppuEa nSHINGmCKLL GUNS. LAWN TENNIS.

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CROQUET.

Galvanized Iron Comico,

wish tw* 4 tfcHr «i« ia

CLOTHING AND OK NTS FURNISHING.

BOYS' SCHQOLfSUITS!

We have never Been so well prepared to supply OUR BOYS with school clothing, either in suits or odd garments, at prices that can only be matched by the mammoth manufacturer. In fact every department is being filled up daily with new things in bofs'^ and gentlemen's wear. Almost every train from the east unloads Some of the products of our factory and OUR GRAND ARMY of tailors working almost night and day to supply the thousands that are being clothed at our one-priced establishment is assurance that we undersell all competition.

PIXLEY & CO.

GENERAL SPORTING GOODS.

BAKER & WATSON, A

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SPALDINS

GENERAL SPORTING GOOD'S

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Tin Roofing and Guttering,

SHHBT IRON ROOFING, TILB HEARTHS and PAGES, CHEAP READY ROOFING, MANTELS and ORATES,

PATRIC AND ECONOMY FURNACES.t

ESTIMATES FURNISHED.

TOWNLKY STOVE COMPANY 609 Wabash Avenue.

MXt lllNK WORKS.

PHCEMIX FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS.

Ninth street, near Union Depot.

Terre Haute, Indiana.

MANPFACTPRKIW

Engines, Boilers, Mill and Mining Machinery.

Architectural Iron work a sjeojalty. TValers in IxMtinjf, bolting doth, pipe, hraai giHKls aud all kinds of mill and machinery supplies. Kngine and boiler repairing pmtupUy attemUnl to.

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J. H, wil.Lt A MS. msMteai. J. M. CLIFT, asewtary «nd TreMQrvr.

(-MFT& WILLIAMS COMPANY,

Sash, Doors Blinds -Ete

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

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LYNCH & SUBBELL,

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NO. 719 MAIN STREET. YBBRB HAUTB, INDIANA.

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SUPPLIES* SKATES, THEATRICAL.

BOATING,

UNIFORMS,

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TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS, ETC.

REMEMBER THE h! ,, 'J "'-rj

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TOWN LEY STOVK COMPANY.

ANYTHING IN

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Trunks, Traveling Bags,

STRAPS, ETO.

REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED JO.

No. 638 Wabash Avenue./'ill

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SHOOK HIS BONDS OF CLAY.!

LOUIS SUPERIOR, A RUSSIAN,] PKNDS HIMSELF AND DI1

THE DEED COMMITTED AT H:30 THIS —REFUSED THE PRICE OF A DRI* HE TAKES HIS LIFE.

The news that a man had hu self at 452 North Third street thisj ing spread like wildfire over thi portion of the city, and a short tj the rash act had been perpetr brick building where it was filled with men, w°i children, all intent on getting a th^ the self-destroyer's face. He jjc about 42 years of age, rather

slipped the noose around his ne the door back and launched hi space, dying within three feetj his wife was at work. that the man had the habit of resorting tc| freaks in the past to extort his better-half, and it was gei' lieved that this time he did hang himself but thought would break and he would & ceased leaves a wife and five two boys and three girls, one of attending the High School. It him that he was a very cle among his friends but it is hi he did not recline on a rose bed nubial beatitude.

PERSONAL.

Hugh O'Donnel is dangerously ill. Miss Grace Keyes has entered Coates' College this year.

Herman Otto has returned from week's visit in Chicago. Mrs. Gertrude Beach will return to LaFayette on Thursday.

Miss Lulu Haskel, of St. Louis, is visiting friends in the city. Miss Ila Atchinson, of Kansas City, is visiting relatives in the city.

Miss Bun Nixon, of Newport, Ind., will attend Coates' College this year. Frank Hovey, manager of Ohmer's hotel at Greensburg, Indiana, is in the city.

The regular meeting of the Oxford League occurred at Asbury last evening. Misses Lizzie and Nellie Johnson, of Parke street, are at Paris visiting relatives.

Miss Jessie Watson is the guest of Miss Frances Bet/., at the Grand Hotel in Yincennes.

Frank Hegarty, who has been at French Lick for several mouths, has returned to the city.

Miss Alice Quigg, of IndiamtyoliR, is visiting Miss jQyuisu. ,Filbeck.sof north Fifth street,

Harry Insley, Clarence Koyse, Miss Carrie Gloyd, and Miss Jessie Havens will attend DePauw University this year.

Frank Jones, of George Foul kg' grocery store, reports a pair of slices stolen from his room yesterday at 624 Ohio street.

Rev. H. G. Lich, is in Toledo, Ohio, attending the annual session of the Central Conference of the German Methodist Church.

Miss Louise Frederick is vef_v ill with congestion of the brain at the" home of her sister, Mrs, Robert Stewartwt Kansas citv, Mo. imm

Mr. and Mrs. Kleiser and 'daughter, Ixuise, of south 8ixth street! have returned home from a two wew I the country,

TERRE HATJTE DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1889.

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stature and his livid features 1 marks of long-continued di« At one time he was a merchant

mean ability, but since last stoflhas been drinking "very heavily. beafi he was fit for work he has I "gemployed in Schloss' merchant tai 3 establishment. This morning at- !*foek while his wife was engaged ii *8Pjping just outside of the back door,

peorl^rior

came out and asked forlO ce me She did not give him the money am SOOoing inside the door he parjtially, .1 it. Procuring a bit of heavy wrappj ,~ane, he mounted the steps leadii the upper story, made one end of "Mvvine fast to the top of the stairl B^loor,

iwung into here feems in hilar from bean to twine e. DeIdren— hom is said of man [ted that of con-

The coroner viewed the bodv and set the hour for the inquest at 4 clock tomorrow. Katzenbach took charge of the remains.

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Miss Je&«?ie Hall entertained a few friends at her home on south Third street last evening.

Mrs. Barbara Nagel and Miss Anna Layher are visiting relatives and friends in Bowling Green, Ind.

Miss Birdie Oldecker and Mrs. Henry Staff, of Knighfstown, Ind., are visiting Mrs. Peter Staff', on north Ninth-street.

& Visit in

Thomas Brasner, who has I W. H. Slaughter's.fainily anL tivw? here, has returned to fe^'ionie in Nobleaville, Ind.

N^vfaiting _er rela

Misses Rachel Yelker, Mjw man and Nannie Overholse\ Returned ve«ter»lay from Maxinktickee,/f they spent the summer.

Mrs. Wrn. Neukom and 5 ^^Amelia Bernv, who have lHM*n visitin

Cruikahauk In Chicago, ret

BXt^Mii»e«

Benl

f, its

home

yesteislay afternoon. Ben Blanchani is in the dt will leave to-morrow for New Yor ^Mook up salt intend. Ben is president fie Empire Loan and Trust Associaii «s®

Bernard Mcllngh, of Clia on, III,, died yiwterday afternoon at St Uionv's Hospital. The funeral 00 ^^l at o-clock to-day

St,

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BlanclwuiL have retained £to Springs, Cw.. where they ha ing the suiunjer for the teni Bkncl^nl health. Mm, will remain in the elly until anl returns from Xew York.

Tluirrh,

Mm. W, H. Fogw, eldest i5 of tlie late Asa M. Black, left fo lr home in Mt Vernon, Ind., last

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Miss

Alice Black will remove to Vernon in a few days. Col, McLean, who is in lias written Use reunion com Forty-third regiment tliat

Kington,

"Iff of the

ent at the reunion tsnless h« wile shoold prevent. Mrs. Insley and daughter,

„ness of

m. Ben lanifem it drr-

Mk.

anchard Blanch-

HCAL CSTAtC TfUUtSVCflS." *»«*therla«BiuKr,

divWton ol

lot IS

pltee, $m,

.hfefs •#, Milter r, if liter. #c. tt tao«r P.V.Mmnnie S, iohnmh few. a nutfe l« tn Pterwm bnmnbip, iiaiT

(MHttibttS and iktf .... E- a Hom NwwRMO THCM18WIIMS. 'w niri^n to (Mr aadt «ttd I

Kzmm,

which was oj£eiie«l at The seventv-six rooms of the

Hntchison on last

Thursday. hotel are furaishedand finished iamodern stvle.

CHOICE POEMS.

SHatice.

A strip of peach and primrose sty A hammock moon a mist-maid faii», And Angels' skiffs—the clouds that ply 'Twixt earth and heaven, on qeas ol air O'er these the day-star fair In flight— A bright spur on the heels of night— Thlr, is the time—night's noiseless wane— The time of Angerona's reign. Fair Angerona, tranqail one

Goddess of Silence, whose repose Zs grand in temples of the snn, "'•m Or Egypt, where the dark Nile Sows, On earth her haunts are templed lands, if 'Mong ruined towers, on lonely strands She seeks the dim cathedral's light, 4' She loves the purple Moom of night. Bpt, oh! her most illustrious hour,

Her most supreme abiding place, Is In the heart when passion's power Seeks the fair purpose to deface, I At noisy noon, in busy mart. When strife and discord rule the heart, if She comes, sfae reigns, all is serene As beyond heights where eaglets preen. —M. £.4Huddleston, in Arkansaw Traveler.1

A Doe-Day Aspiration.

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hie me away to my summer place Where the polar bear lies iow -V P11 hobnob, too, with the Eskimo race

And live In a hut of snow. rilpranca around with the sportive seals mat bask in the midnight sun. And shiver and freeze as my blood oongeali

When my daily work is done. V, V\ I'll hunt and fish with the Arctic chaps And skate in their native rinks, Til play "old sledge'' w.%h the jolly Laps

Or "freeze-out" for tlie drinks. I'll play base-ball in afield of ice In the palaeocrystic sea, 'H Where the diamond is ever cool and nloo

And no hot balls can be.

O, far away in this frigid zone, I'll linger avmy ease And there on a glacier of my own

I'll calmly sit and freeze. On "pancake" ice Til sometimes sup, On "calf ice I will dine And "polar currents" to finish up

And make a meal divine.

Then hie with me to ay summer placet Why sit ye stewing here? O, come, and the festive walrus chase

In the northern hemisphere! Don't boll and sizzle and \vorry aud fret In this and warmer zones But fly to a colder zone, and let

Thowjnd blow through your bones. .r7.—Sam T, Clover, in Chicago Herald. '•ysXKff i',r" His Secret...

What, page, still standing on the stair? Art frozen to the marole there? Or drearoest of some maiden fair,

S^T Who's

robbed thee of thy heart?

Vo'st fancy that eaoh moonbeam briirht Is but her form enshrined in light, Entrancing to thy lover's sight?

Ah, foolish, foolish pagei.

Where'er Bhe is thou shouldst be nepr, Not dreaming far with moon-dimmed tear! No lady's won with timid fear, ',

But sweetly bold address!

Suppose thy lady thus should stand So near thee thou couldst touch her hand,

Couldst thou thy feeling then command? '. Come, speak, my gentle page! Would thou not softiy breathe her name, „, Or, silent, watch her as she same Towards thee, with a blush half shame

And half thy love confes't?

WSiy, page, what's this—you must be madf A kissl my hand?—I made thee sad? Post thou not know 'tis bold and bad

To love above thy rank?

Thon oanst not help it? Dost thou dare Excuse thyself? But hush I have care lA footstep cometh down the stair—

Begone,my loving page 1^-

Ah me—his passion seems Intense—+ Why he heed me and rush hence? .'J ., "-i. To kiss my hand!—how void of sense!

He might have dared my lips.

—N. O. Plcayuna

Two Cups. iAB

Dost thou think that youth's joy is all waste* Because that Love's cup hath been opilleaT Go to—there's vintage uutasted

And Duty the goblet hath filled. From the wine-press of anguish and sorrow The purplest of grapes she hath wraag. Then drink thou to-day or to-morrow,

It never will cloy on thy tongue I it —Margaret H. I.'r*wIc»*e

THEATRICAL GOSSIP.

DKCATI'R, 111., September 11.[—Special.] Docutur's new $100,000 theater—Power's Grand opera house—was dedicated Monday night in the presence of 1,000 ptople Ex-Governor Oglesby 'delivered an adiress and the W. H. Crane company gave "On Probation." The stage is 45 by 70 feet. There are eight boxes, parquet, dress circle, balcony and gallery. Frank W. Haines is the leasee and nianager.

The Chicago News says: Mr. keene played "Louis XI." for the first time at the* Columbia Monday night. The character is one which an actor whose methods are broad should approach with fear and trembling. In his interpretation of it Mr. Keene developed no new powers. His impersonation is essentially realistic. The element of sardonic hnmor in the part was congenial to him. He expressed the rage, viinlictiveness, and other violent characteristics of Louis with his wonted force, but the craftiness and the cunning of tlie subtle and superstitiuos king were sacrificed to vehement declamation. The lightness of touch that one hoped for, but looked for in vain, the finesse, the expression by implicationall were swept away before the relentless impetuosity of the actor.

GRASIJ RAIMOS, Mich., September 10.— Mm. Charles H. Annin has gone to New York to join the O'Neill Monte Cristo Company. She left some time ago, ostensibly to visit friends, and seeing her name in the papers is the first intimation ived here that she has gone on the

She is a pretty blonde, toll and wy, and ha« long hail aspirations lor histrionic honors. She joined the Monte Chrfeto company .under her maiden name, as Xettie H. Nixon. Her husband is a prominent clnb man, wellknown in society and bnsiness circles, and be married her leas than a year ago In this city, where she has always lived. Mrs. Annin first, eloped with Horace Phillips, the Pittsburg base hall manager, who recently became Insane, and when he obtained a

divorce

she married him.

OtL Notts.

The dnlb are still gping at the MarkJe well. No levelop«iente from tlie Centennial are yet to report.

The casing i* still giving the workmen Terre Han

ironbie at tlfe ^Terre Hante well. I Wflwrk Iwnpomrily abandtmed at

3Ltewoith

peipkjt€« the stockhoklere.

Hamilton, formerly of thus city, Xh Schmidt is allowing the Tcrw »o* of Hutchison,

haa aamtm-d Haot« to n«we their aof^

the management of the Motel Br-answick»rest jjjrir weary Hmba this week- A

».s*- yt. t-

game occurs at the park Saturday and Sunday with a St.. Louis club, the former to be called at ":0O p. m. and the laller at 3 p. ni.-'V.^/

LOCAL BREVITIES.

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The ladies of the United Brethren Church will have a pastoral aerial at the parsonage, corner of Fourteenth ami Chestnut, Friday evening, September Ki. All are cordially invited to attend.

One of the finest pieces of work ever done in this city is the new book* ju*t issued by Moore and# Umgan, The Science of Discourse," by Arnold Tompkins, Dean of DePauw University Normal Department It is a 12 mo volume of 432 pages, beautiful printed iu clear type on heavy cream paper and is a credit to the firm. It will be used as a text book at DePauw and possibly at tlie State Normal.

MARRIAGE LICENSE,

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DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, ETC.

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the

well. What eonree to pnrsne

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GRAND FINALE CLEARING SALE!

THE BUCKEYE,» CASH STORE

In order t5 close*out odds' arid ends, brofon lines of

We will offer several choice lots at

Special Bargains io our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT all Xcxt Week.

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OUVRVOYANT.

Prof. Almeda, who records the past, present and future, is meeting with remarkable success. The Professor will only remain in Terre Haute a short, time and should le consulted at once. Oftice, No. 210 North Fifth street.

BED LOUNGES.—A handsome line just received. ,s

SIN EH BKOS.,

527 Ohio street.

CARPETS—Cut and made to fit your room without extra cost, at SINER BRO?., 527 Ohig street.

JEFFERS & HERMAN have a complete stock of buggies, stirriea, laudeans, Mikado wagons arid coaches, all manufactuml by themselves, which they will, sell at very low priceifo

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OLD DOMINION COFFEE, SI rMI HARVEST EXCURSION. September 10th, to points in Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Dakota and to points in various other state* in the north west, west and south. For information in detail call at 024 Wabash Avenue.

R. A. CAMPBELL, General Agent.

GILT-EDGE COFFEE

In one pound tin-foil {jackages, deltcious drink. Try it.

VOICE CULTURE,

Either operatic or dramatic, and instrumental music thoroughly taught! Prof. I. R. Bukowit*, at 1003 South Center St.

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Athletic and Aquatic Matters, Baseball, Cricket, Billiards,Chess, Qg

.Checkers and other Sports and Pastimes of the day.

First-Class Roofing and Guttering,p

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Physician and Surgeon,

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Kcsklcnec, lift North High I Ht.

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DENTIST

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DENTISTS,

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ATTORNEY AT LAW,

PATENTS OBTAINED.

Southwest corner 4th St. **«1 Wabnuh Ave,

lfave (uworiatml wltb tne Mr. Ueo. M. griuluato of

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wIH examine inventionit propuocd lor pateuu, prepare drawing*, etc.

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DENTIST.

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