Daily News, Franklin, Johnson County, 30 September 1889 — Page 4

W AdHiNOTOx, D. C\, September W —Indie*Uoti* for Ohio and Indiana: Kaiu no ohnnsrp in tcm|«ratnre, sottthwm»rIy wiiid*.

(fe^SES^

SUPPUES. nSHINGTACKLf, GUNS. LAWN TENNIS,

CROQUET,

Galvanizetl Iron Oirnires,

CLOTHING AND GKXTS FURNISHING.

Would arrive at a unanimous opinion in a short time anil would deride that PJXLEY & CO., Clothiers, art- entitled to the first premium for the largest, finest and best selected stock of Men lioy's and Children's Clothing in the city,

We've many surprise# for you this Kail in Overcoats aild Suits. This is not idle talk or "brag." By living np squarely to what we advertise PiXLKY & CO. have established a reputation for liberality and squareness that is the envy of our com|etitors. Our ever increasing patronage »peaks for itself.

FALL 8UITS KOH MEN, from$5.00 to $35 and between these extremes many Ix-autiful gem* are found. Our $13 suits are marvels of beauty and merit your inspection.

FALL AND WIXTEll OVERCOATS for Men. A counties number, an infinite variety! We couldn't Ix'gin to describe 'em. Come and take a }»eep and don't forget to note the prices. .See the show windows.

HOYS'AND CHILPHEX'S CLOTH IXf.~~Just a word to the mothers who art desirouH of having their hoys well dressed: You can save not only money, but als time, trouble and vexation* shopping by coming direct to

FIX LEY & CO.

GENKIIAL SPOUTING GOODS.

BAKER & WATSON, A

TSRR© HHUT6, IND, SEND TWO C£Nr STAMP FOR FORTY PAGE ILLUSTRATEO CA,Airbus

rif". THUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS, ETC.

3'LAN IN1 MILL.

J. H. Wil.LIAMH, President. J, M. CLIFT. Secretary and Treasurer.

AND DEALERS JN

Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Paints, Oils and Builders'Hardware.

Corner of Ninth and Mulberry Streets, Terre Haute, Ind.

HOOFING AM) Ul'TTKUl.VU.

S. FENNER

WANTS EVKHY QNXTO KNOW XIIAT UK DOES ONLY

First-Class Roofing and Guttering,

1-200

A IX

rilll. LAMBERT TWO MEAT MARKETS

When1 Von can Get the lieiM

A I I S O A S I E A S

That are to lie toutid in U*e etty. its the ehoajesL KYerybotly invite^l.

2C2 Rod 543 North Fourth Street.

JA1A*.VNI£Kl IKON ORNICKS, KTC,

LYNCH & SURRELL,

PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER.

A. ll&ift.

HI^OO

PJXLEY & CO.

SPALDING

GENERAL SPORTING GOODS

,V.\

REMEMBER THE

WHEN IN NEED OF ANYTHING IN TIIKIR LINE.

Trunks, Traveling Bags.

STRAPS,

ETC,

REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

No. 638 Wabash Avenue.

LI1T&WILLIAMS COMPANY.

KsUbliftheri 1861. Incorporated 1888. Manufacturers of

Sash, Doors, Blinds, Etc.,

MAXCFACTCKKRf OF 1 "V SLATE ANt* TIN RtXSFIKG. SHEET METAL WORK All nv BRANCHES, for KRCSK A IKi'KXTKU WHOt*«HT STKKL Ft-RNACK.

NO. 719 MAIN STREET, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.

sn,trMitKR Axr» CAS FITTRR.

M. F. HEGARTY.

UI.ANK BOOK MAKK1I8 AM BINDERS.

UVC W I BLANK BOOK MAKERS and BINDERS,

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U. iMiili If MT-«M MAiX tfTRSKT, ov«f CteOUal ftook 3tOt« {day

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SUPPUES, SKATES, THEATRICAL,

BOATING.

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PERSONAL.

Miss Grace Havens is attending Coates College. MissTolbert has taken a position at the Buckeye.

A band of Gypsie§ are eamping near Klatte's farm. Miss Josie Hamilton spent last week in the country.

Miss Alice Tolbert is back in her old position in the Buckeye. Willard timber has taken a placewith a Chicago publishing house. '||f

Mrs. H. G. Shellabarger, of Greenville, Ohio, is visiting friends in the city. Adolph Gagg has been quite sick for some time but is now able to be out.

William Reynolds, of the Guarantee, has moved to Ko. 00.1 south Center streeL Born to Mr. and Mrs. John R. Harris, of south Ninth street, Sunday afternoon, a son.

A. Z. Foster has moved into his residence, corner of Sixth and Deming streets. 7*^ 3

Ed Johnson and Harry l^ea?** sj»ent yesterday in Brazil. They drove over in a huggy.*

Misses Lilly Story and Jennie Goins, of Sullivan, are the guests of friends in the city.

Miss Mayme Hendricks assisted at a concert at Brazil Thursday. She will be home this week.

Mrs. G. W. Collings, of Wichita, Kan., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Mater, of South Seventh street.

Miss Nellie Finkbiner left for Indianapolis Thursday. From there she will go to Vincennes to visit. _r/|

J. R. Duncan has moved into the houie he recently bought of Mr. Cruft, corner of Fifth and Farrington streets.

Mrs. Geo. Young and daughter, Helen, of Holden, Mo., are visiting Mrs. C. W. Mitchell and Mrs. M. C. Routzahn.

Mr. J. L. "Wright and Miss Anna Miller, both of whom live near theeity, were married by Justice Felsenthal on Saturday.

Miss Mattie York, daughter of Dr. E. York, of south Eighth street, has returned from an extended visit at Eureka Springs, Ark.

George 0. llarvev. Colonel of the Sons of Veterans of this .state, will lecture at the G. A. R. Hall to-night. Every one invited to attend.

William Athon has returned from Paris, 111., where he collected from the "Silver Spur" company the amount they owed the National Hotel after which he disbanded the company and the latter dispersed.

Chas. L. P.rowii formerly with T. J. Griffith so many years, arrived from Denver yesterday on his way east where he has accepted the position of city salesman for New York ('ity and Brooklyn with N. J). Dodge, of Newburvport, Mass. *.

WILL GO TO WASHINGTON.

Terre Haute Commanderv, will leave at 12:45 p.m. Saturday for Washington. There will le sixty knights and lames. Commander L. S. Briggs will issue an order convening the commanderyattheasylu at 12::50 a. m. Saturday. The follow in a partial list of those who will go:

Eminent Comminnler—I.. S. Brig:#*.

(rcnemliwiimo—

Iiobert Tn^gcrt.

t'aiitaiu

GeiU'riil—

DRVis

ami

LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Charity organization is conk-ir-mg with a com nt it tee of the council, ndevoring to seen re the friendly inn for the organization It is probable that some arrangement ol Ibis kind will be approved by the council to-morrow night.

AFTER A HORSE.

Sergeant Morgan returned yesterday morning from Hume, 111., where he went with W. A. Huflmann, of lxxli, 111., to recover the horse stolen bv George Dyer from Mr. Huffman. The horse and buggy were recovered from a man named Foster to whom Dyer traded them. Foster was here yesterday to recover the horse he traded to fyer but it has changed hands so often that he vet succeeded.

AT THE HEAD OF THE PROCESSION.'1'

Mrs. Electa K. Smith, of the Six Auditor's oilice, now visiting at Sterling, Ills., was honored last Wedne.^lay by marching upon invitation at the head of the "eterans of that county, who participate ed in the annual reunion of the soldiers of Northwestern Illinois held at Amboy. in Lee county.

HORSE AND BUOOV TAKISIT'

Walnut streets^

TERRE HAUTE DAILY NEWS. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1889.

trumpet and a very pretty young woman accompanied by a little boy. She smiled at intervals on the boy, and showed her pretty teeth in a bewitching way. All at once the old man, in the way peculiar to so many deaf people who do not know how to'modulate their voices, said in tones so loud as to be audible all over the car, "I only paid $5 for my upier teeth. What dicl yours cost?"

To say that the pretty woman was mad is putting it mildly. She flounced around with a flush of* anger blazing in her cheeks, and signaled the conductor to let her out at the next crossing.—Cincinnati Times-Star. »,

AN HALLUCINATION.

MURRAY WAS NOT IN EMPORIA—THAT SISTER THE VICTIM OF A DELUSION.

Careful investigation confirms Murray's innocence of the crime with which he is charged by the Kansas sister. He is perfectly willing to go to Emporia and face the deluded female in the matter which so nearly effects his reputation. He was unquestionably on duty in this city at the very time he is accused of having been in Kansas. Many persons will swear to this statement

All day an officer from Einporia|has been expected to arrive in this city, and had he come Murray would doubtless have had a hearing and been given a chance to vindicate himself. Several of Murray's friends—persons who saw him here*at the time it is charged he was away—assembled at the city building this afternoon to testify in his behalf. The Kansas officer did*not show up.

HE WAS AN AMATEUR.

citizen who owns and runs several fancy farms was sitting in his office, yesterday when a trampish-looking fellow, with his right thumb wound up in a rag, climbed the stairs and asked for a quarter. "Why should 1 give you a quarter?" demanded the agriculturist. "Because I can't work." "When diil you work last?" "All last week." "What were you doing?" "1 lusking corn. That's what made my thumb sore." "Oh, that's it? Husking corn, eh? Well, here's your quarter."

The man had been gone half an hour when a sudden thought came to the farmer. Then he leaped up with the exclamation: "By Gosh, but 1 believe he lied! Of course, he did! We haven't even cut our corn vet!"—Detroit Free Press.

RECEPTION AT ROSEDALE.

To-night at Rosedale, Ind., thirteen miles north of this city on the Logan road, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hayden, formerly of this place, will tender a reception to their elderly friends of that town and vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Ileyden were lately wedded and to-night is the occasion when they formally open their beautiful new home to their many neighbors and relatives.

It. !'. Davis.

Alex Crnwfitrd. James Crooks. Fountain Fox anil \vifi\W. A. Connellv. John Helnl. ,l K. K. South ami tU'ft Inlames N'i*'!!*)!.1), dies. lolin Alliott.

H. I*.

Kiiwunl iilbert.

four In-.iaw. Sankey and duntrh-

dies. ter. C. DainiiilMtn. Jos. Martin and wile.1*'?? Harry Creuger. i. (ireincr and wife.

I., s. Urlfftts and daujrh-John F. (Jraul.

ter. Irving Kiddle. Mever and wife,

D. (Jrlflith and wift H. Itri.srftN anl wife, F. I'. Sargent,

C. Kfdsom, i'. H. Long. C. 'amii)ell. Max Wood.

M. Daggett,

Bngl Wall

Henry Buuh ami wife, lames Wallaec,

Hnzxard.

Samuel S. Karlv James E. Some*.* If L. I*. Stine and wile. ,t-j. F. r. Craw fori I, ('. I-uekev anl wife. J.M.Hull. K. VanValzaii. F. Cleaver, T. J. (iritilth anil

Yvife.

B. i. Hud nut. J. A. Parker and wife. I.on is Seeburger and fe.

MRS. CATELL'S CHILDREN.

This forenoon the patrol wagon was sent to the home of Mrs. Catell—the woman who burned her husband—and her three little children were brought to the Friendly Inn to be taken care ot.

Rumor has again engaged Mrs. Frank Leslie to be married. This time it is to the handsome ex-congressman, General .Benjamin Le Fevre, of Ohio. 1

CHICAGO EXPOSITION*.

store.

has .not

A horse and buggy belonging to Frank Prox was stolen at 0 o'clock yesterday evening from in front of SL Anthony's ... hospital. The police were notified im- Evansville 7.00 P. M. Accommolations metiatelv and at I a. ni. the horse and

E«TAT€ TRANSFERS.

Louis Trimmer el «*. tol!c«rRv Trimmer, «eo-

tirm 3ES, mug*-», Rllry township. ss.*io Win, A. MrFnrUnil to Dutrten K. foifi on Pcmrtlj street.

Kc«tor, 3S»

Jowphw collet? to Soraun And Naomi lot 9H, Hndwm'i snhittvislosi. Humiifl McK«Si

EL HX.

to John P. Hartley,

iwtionr*n#p«. !x*t creek town*hi|t. flJCtO.

JUNKET O* THE (TINOOOLO. '5

lite Ringgold band will leave this morning for Henderson and Owemhoro, Ky„ to play for county fairs. The l*and will gone about two w^ek.^.

IwutH, You

KNOW.

They gause eoomfully at a girl who asks for a "jacket" in onr habit store*, and tell her "vou mean a top-o^at?"—Philadel-phia Record.

MAMRAOC UCCNSt.

Frsnl* 5. «Vhait»ati «u*d tnthia John l„ W'righl and Ann* MiU«r. km F**kei am) Entnta c. RpMrwm.

WISE!.v. A Parmr

wMIAN IN

In a Viw

a RAOC.

I mil October 19th, the C. AcE. 1.11. U. will sell tickets, Terre Haute to Chicago and return at$7.ir, for trains leaving Terre Haute 11:.'50 P. M., Wednesday of each week, and o:15 A.M., and 10:4o A. M., Thursday of each week, good returning until Sundav following dav of sale. K. A. CAMPBELL,

General Agent.

Zimmerman Stahl are advertizing for girls.

Sje

wanted column.

Zimmerman & Stahl are advertising for girK See wanted column.

CALL AT and 10 cent bargain

Lawrence's

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

OLD DOMINION COFFEE.

CARPETS—Cut and made to fit your room without extra cost, at ,,v

?r .v

SINER BROS.,

7 ,» 527 Ohio street.

Zimmerman Stahl are advertising for wanted column.

*0ICE CULTURE,

Eithff^piratic or dramatic, and instrumental music thoroughly taught by Prof. I. R. Bukowite, at 1003 South Center St.

GILT-EDGE COFFEE

In one ]xund tin-foil packages, delicious drink. Try it

OLD DOMINION COFFEE.

CHANGE OF TIME*

The E. & T. H. R. R. will run a special train from Terre Haute to Evansville, Sunday September, 29th, leaving Terre Haute'at 8.00 A. M., returning leave

for all who desire to see the ball game between the Terre Haute's and Evansville's. Fare for the round trip$2.00.

R. A. CAMPBEI.U General AgenL

DIED.

STOKKS AND LEHAN —"aturdajr ^eninjc, £et»tttinber 2Sth. Uichard stokt^ and I^bun. V»th killed by railrmifl anl stnkt^ was sffottai jre&rvjuid Timothy I^hsu 45yit«l*. mite-i*l will lake Tnewiay afternoon frwn th« family nwMcitet, 7-1G Sui(b Thirkenth *trert.

Frk»»»l# of the family arc inritetl to attend without further notice.

ASXOl'XCEMKSiT.

DIImataal

ISSOLUTION enaarat to day. Clark A Turiry.

FA ETN S31SHIP.—Bjr iy. Clark 4k Turiry.

have paAwd fall hmrwu in Oras »f

ciarfc aad will continue seventh aad Poplar Mrwt# ittatl. It. V. Tt RLEY. I.

Tkrri.

il Ai rt Sfpterober 2stb. !!««.

WASTED,

\|r \NTE1.—A peraaaem

copy-

ff l*t. arroaniant. fwrctar?. or to do any] kind o#i* *«k.:»

.. ... kind odli* «4rk..»»y a reliable young lady. 1 weiv an old gentleman with an ear 1 A«s«tre^ X. M. New« (km-,

50c. on

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CALL 0*

V. G. DICKHOUT

Tim«tbv For Track*. VaSiw* and Trareling Bag*. If yon t. Rich-1 goiu^ away tibia summer h« will roafie a iv I^hat) I trunk that will prove a rictorious cDctny to the

baggage ftnuwber.

WAT( HKS AND .IKWKI.ftY.

New Silverware

Jml rweired. line of iew*lry, awond Uv jiftsc in tbf city. All Ktxvl* were h»u»lit for «pot ra»b and are befit# wld atjncsuirkabiy prkw.

Win#

at fwroer FIRST-CLASS WATCHES.

NOTICE.

WE ARE COMING

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WITH

A LARGE AND

DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, ETC.

GRAND FINALE CLEARING SALE!

THE BUCKEYE CASH STORE.

In order to close out odds and ends, broken linrs of

Underwear and Hosiery

We will offer several choice lots at

Special Bargains in our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT all Next Week.

BUCKEYE CASH STORE.

IIASK ISAM,.

WE CLOSE THE SEASON WITH

LOUISVILLE vs. TERRE HAUTE!

Amoriciin Asoooiutioi Tonni.

WKDNKSIIA), OI'TllllKII 2d: liAMK CALLED AT I'. M.

EVANSVILLE, SATIRDAV ami SI NDAV, OCTOBER 5

INDIANAPOLIS!

National League Team, Monday, October 7th.

TRUCKS. KXC'U HMION,

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B«roeof the timrpWes in tbeefty.

DIAMONDS

At wrlew that will tnrpri* yoo. Aa imymim inritcd.

I)A LE & STRANG.

674 Male StreeL

v.- i*

BIG FOUR ROUTE

.23.

Tfrre Haute to Wyhinrton D.C..4 HftomI Via BIG FOUR ROUTE

And Chespaake and f)hio. or Baltimore and Ohio Hail ways. The gn»at wrnii', {lines of America. Tickets good

Octol»er 4th, 5th anil ith and tpwxl t/» re

Sixth Str»H»t

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