Daily News, Franklin, Johnson County, 12 October 1889 — Page 3

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DRY iH»I»S.

GRAND

Closing-Out Sale.,

$50,000 WORTH

Dry Goods!

Consisting ol lre»t i«iod*, Silks, el vets, Phishe*. ('loaks, Shawls, St'arfs. Jerseys. Iju CurtaiiM. Table I.inen. Towels and Towling, Flannel*. Blankets. Comfortaldes, Hosiery, (ilovt-s. I mlerwear, Prints, (iinghams and

J. H. BRADLEY, Agent.

NOTIC'K,

Are

After

Your

Pocket

Book,

Large

Returns

Contents,

Can«H Fuintmit House,

»tjs 422, 421

426 WABASH

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loni,sticH.

tions as ButUins. Mrew I riming*,RiblsniB Cors«*ts, Ijtces, Fmhfti»h-ri*s, etc. Must Ue sold in the next JO days to ck»w* the business of the

CAHPENTHK'S BOSTON STOKE,

NO. 410 MAIN STREET,

AND KU 11 I'M Bl'li

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THE CHURCHES. wMfm "SlB

«irnaau Catholic.—First auisw, a. in. high hum*,. 10 a. in. Sunday school, •,. p. in. v»i*|K?ns ,J p. in. Rev. Father Boiu»ventnre, rector. .,

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Si. Joseph's.—Mas*. and lu a. nt. vespers, :S p. in.: Rev. Michael McKvoy, rector, I), 3L C- Key. Joseph.J. Frewin, assistant.

St. Ann's—Mass*, a.m: high matK, 10 in veajM-ns,p. ui., and Sunday-school at

p. ifj. The Rev. Father Ryves. rector. Church, corner Fourteenth and IjjCttsL

Herman

Methodist—Siervices :«t l:"rO a.

m. and 7: {0 p. m., by the Kev. J. Schiuinielpfennig, jastor. Young peo-

Central Christian church—Preaching by John L, Brandt at 11 a. in., on "Recognition in Heaven," and at 7:'M) p. ui. on "Sin, and what to do with it." Sunday school at '.n.'X) a. m. V. P. S, C. E. at p. m.

St. Patrick's—Corner of Thirteenth and Poplar streets. Father Schnell, paster. l»w mass every dav at a. m.

Vckimmts

at 3 o'elock Sunday afternoon. High: mas* on Sunt lay at 10 a.m. Sundayschool at p. m.

Centenary Methodist—Preaching by the pastor, Rev. S. P». Town, at 10:#) a. tn. and 7:.'*0 p. in. Subject, morning, "Jesus, the carp*»nt«*r evening, "The Barren Fig Tree." Sabbath wlinol ut p. m. Y«iung [M'oph-'.s meeting at fj 4-r» p. m.

First Congn gational churrh -Corin-r lh and Cherry J. II. Crtim. pastor Sunday school at 0:4.*» a. in. preaching service at II a. in. and 7:.'i0 p. hi. Subject of the evening discour.se, Memory in its relation to life after death. Y. P. S. C, K. meeting at Sunday evening. Church prayer nieeliiig Wrdneadjiy evening at 7: S*r j. tn. *OI.OHKI 1M'H II NOTKN.

Free Will Baptist, South Fourteenth— Services at 11 a. m. and 7:.'50 p. tn. Prayer meeting Wednesday night. Sundayschool at ±:!0.

Third Baptist, corner Seventh and Deming street—Service* at 11 a. in. and 7:^0 p. m. Prayer meeting Weliic«day night. Kev. I'ichard liassett, pastor. Sunday-

school

at !».:$()a. m. W.

Jackson,super-

intendent. M. F. —Corner Thirteen-and-a-half street and Washington ave. Services at 10:.'50a. m. and 7::i0 p. tn. Prayer meeting Wednesday night. Class meeting Sunday at Mp. m. kev.Tompkins, twistor. Sunday-school at 2 p.m. Wesley William*. sup*rinleudent.

A. M. K., corner Third and C.'raw'ford streets- Services at 10:.'10 a. m. and 7:^0 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday night. Class meeting Friday night. Itev. Alexander Smith, pastor. Sunday-school at 2 p. in. Jos. Jackson, superintendent.

HERE AND THERE.

News

Said a gentleman to a

man: fTt

is noticeable that funerals of thu.se well known and in moderate circumstances are more largely attended than those of wealth. Not infretpientlv oue sees a string of fifty carriages following some friend or relative. This is all very well if those who hire the carriages can afford it,

but too often money is spent for carriage hire that hns been saved for family necessities, and after the expenditure a general course of seimping must follow. Debts to our friends should be paid before death,and afterward all respect and consideration to relatives of deceased shown but it should be within limit of our means. The same discrimination should be used in tloral offerings. Stacks of tloral designs may show popularity. Flowers anil carriages are ex^ensive"and they should not he indulged for the sake of feeling when one is impoverished by the expenditure."

It is interesting to note the different ways that people have in spending money. Few |»eople spend alike. The easy younK man, with a disregard for money, puts his thumb and forefinger into his vest pocket and brings out his change without a glance at it. He knows a quarter, a dime, and a nickel by touch. Fle reivives his change with a quick glance and drops it into bin coat pocket there are others who handle it carefully and stow it safely away there are thoee who part with ft Ungeringlv, with an 1-ish-1 -eon Id-go-with-you look. Then there is the voting man with a snap jwcket-fook. A pocketbook denotes carefulness, and. generally, stinginess. When a man treats another and extract? his monev from a purse, it always prodt»,es a singular feeling on the eureka man. He does not enjoy the treat as he would if the expenditure had Wen made with a careless indifference. I Just the fact that he carries a purse sugwests that he likes his money and would like to keep it, but from obligation feels that he ought to treat. If there is any I one who has never observed these characteristics of humau nature, let hint look shout himself.

AMUSEMENTS.

Waifs OF \K« VOKK/

lite attraction at Nay tor's to-morrow evening is one that will test the capacity oi the house- Katie Fmmet, in her play%

4*The

Waits of New York.,y Miss Emmet is surrounded by an excellent cootpanv of well-known and capable peopt«, including tlie favorite German comnuv dian. George W. Thomj*son, diaries l^atter*on, I, J. Ijingven, Mwanl Knott. \Y., K. WaU^ott. Miss Maud K. Peters. Nellie Mitskell, lxttie Williams, and a bright little child m'tress who is only five years} old, railed 1-t fVtite Lillian. Tl»e seen-1 ery for the play alt new this season anVl is most elaborate, including views of "The Old Trinity Churchly Moonlight,', I **Cteth» Garden at Sunset, "Hie Tomi* I Polio* Court/* "Exterior of the l\mts,"

Tlie Harlem Railroad Bridge''—scene tlie Harlem

showil

ring two trains m*»ing railn««ri»ridgf in

night, and Uw gmnu fine i«ccne at

AVKMF. r\*

Torre Haute, Indiana,

Point®, which HI said to be the most Utrilling and realistic fire seene em seen a poo any stage. .4"kmma ark- -r„ tVor

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great pride to Mias Abbott, and both are

bv far the strongest ever known in Engfish ojera in America. The music-lov-s Ai' mt* citizen.* of this city and vicinity

should give Miss Abbott a royal reception. The advance sale of seats opens Thursday. October 17, at Button's.

CHICAGO EXPOSITION Fntil

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1 a. ut. Moffatt Street Presbyterian.—Morning topic, October l'J, '"Souf Kacinjf/' Kvening, second in October series on Providences subject, "Providences Biographic."

of sale.

Rubber Stamps, No. 10 South Fifth street.

FRESH OYSTERS,

New York and Baltimore, wholesale andretail, at Fiber's.

P.uy the "Gold Coin" stove of Wool A Wright guaranteed the best in the market: 23 and 25 South Fourth str-et.

REMOVAL! REMOVAL! The Indiana, Savings, Loan and Building Association, B. F. Havens' fire insurance agonev, and the real estate business of John

NEW MILLINERY STORE. Miss Mahony has opened a new Milinery store at H73 Main street and has as line a fine of goods as there is in the city.

Suspenders with new and improved attachment, convenient, durable and reasonable in price. r,

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19th, the C. A E. I. K. R.

will sell tickets, Terre Haute to Chicago and return at $7.15, for trains leaving Terre Haute 11:30 P. M., Welnesday oT each week, and 5:15 A.M.. and 10:45 A. M.. Thursday of each week, good returning until Sunday following dav

IL A. CAMPBE

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General Agent:

AH LA THERE.

Williams' Restaurant is liecoming verypopular. "Why?"

He serves the best in the market and in the best style. Wedding and evening parties served in stvle. Waiters furnisheL Si south Sixth street,

Regan, B. F. Havens and

A. T. Stevens have removed to their new office, 022 Wabash avenue, where th.^y will be pleased to see their many friends and customers.

BY FAR THE BEST.

The enterprising house furnish era, Messrs. Wood &. Wright, are handling the celebrated "Gold Coin" stove, the very best in the market. is meeting with a tremendous sale. Call and inspect the large line from which to make Selections also the extensive line Of fui'liture and everything that is

JAMKS Ilt'NTEK it Co.

HOME MADE CANDIES, Fresh daily, at Eiser's.

OLD DOMINION COFFEE.

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

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

THOSE NOBBY HATS

Can be procured of S. Loeb, the fashionable hatter, at Fifth and Main streets. He is constantly receiving new goods and adding to his immense stock. All the very latest styles at prices that will suit the purchaser' His line of fall and winter hats can not be equalled anywhere. An examination of his immense line will convince one of this fact.

LOTS OF GOODS

At E. E. Lawrence's 10-cent lUirgain Store, .Main street.

FANCY FRUITS,

Cheap, in great variety, wholesale or retail, at Eiser's. VOIcifcULTURE, Either operatic or dramatic, and instrumental music thoroughly taught by Prof. I. R. Bukowitx, at 1003 South Center St,

GOLD COIN.

Call at Wood A Wright's, and 25 South Fourth street, and see the celebrated Gold Coin store, which stands without a parallel. It has proven a wonderful success. None better. Also a handsome line of furniture and house furnishing goods.

FALL GOOIXS ALL IN. I Stein & Ilecklesberg have received! their fall and winter goods and have a! complete and elaborate display of the finest and best boots and shoes. They I have all tlie latest style® and their priws I will please everybody. You shomdnot! fail to call and examine the line l»eiore 'of

W A N E

poftite

dir\*tittns at Five

in oi

W *STEt»—AREN'T*1—Itvla»tria! Life Aasoci If nlkn ol lndianap»ii» Branch «#ce Rank. 11*11 at a. «. or I &, m.

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On Monday tveaiag. October 21, the renowned Kaima Abbott and her double ojiera company will vwit thss city.

by Balfe, one ol the Wh- and scene in her,

Koae of Oa«4ile, mo«t brilliant in at cutin? repertoire. It m* to tfcws Hty» but an opera of gnuat beauty in every wav. Tlie company i*th« N«t tlial

w«rk. one w*r*er. one dfntair-to«&s girl, sfclrt incr. Board and tod*ained, fii: Sonlb NU1U1!

an extwrir*iw4 in* until work

TASTED-A

Pwte!S^ctARPKT

TERRE HAUTE DAILY NEWS. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 12.1889.

Abbott has ever gathered around her, and includes such artists as Lizzie Annandale, MvraMireila, MidelenaMontegriffo, Pruette. Broderick. Allen, Keodv Karl,}**•!«"- Terre Haute, Indiana. Faust and Carl Martens, director. The "iirANTEB-^Agents for Prudential Life

WAXTED.

\¥rANTED.—3 young men to run on trains V* for Union News Comi«ny. at Uuion

chortw and orchestra are a feature of surance Company. Apply to F. S. HOEFLICH. Superintendent. OSS YVV

W ANTED—500 people to get their old clothes TT dyed, cleaned or repaired at J. F. ErI misch's, So. 656 M&in street. Dyeing of ladies" dress goods a fipeeialty.

FOR SALE.

pORS.U.E. I-oti. on near Elm. Lot* on 4th ave.. near 1"

Lois on HVg. near Po|]«tr. Lots onS h, near Deming. Lots on 5th, near Collepe, Lots on 3d, near Locust.*

Ij^ORSALE—Dr.rheumatism,

IjM)R

1X»R

n'eediP',in

the

house furnishing line 23 'i11* -0#*1 South Fourth street. V-H

ICECREAM,

Soda water, etc., at Eiser's.

YOl* CAN GET ANYTHIN(i At E. E. Lawrence's mammoth 10-eent Bargain Store. The largest stock and the greatest bargains. Call and examine the novelties.

MONEY TO LOAN.

0NEY TO LOAN—Anv sum easy terms. RiDDLK. HAM ILTON

thp

purchasing. otBrr ofder.^j^

OLD DOMINION COFFEE. "J

LARGEST IN THE CITY. The stock of E, E. Utwrrence's 10-oi*ni Rargain Store? al Main street is the Unrest ami best ever brought to the city. Call and examine.

A R, A RMifTROXO. Sup\

\STKDftlx

girl*

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f«T i^twral boa«e liaiM-A»a Board and

Oamet #w*t. HOrsK.

A crat makers A.r.FO&».

\*r ANT«wT* girl*, twofookn and tf twelwsgirU bo«*

once

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XANME HARPER. owomm-

11J A STEP—Four jpjxwJ rook* and ait girb lor Tf (tew*r*l itMtm: wot* Mfi». MAfttlX. 4a»tn»to Mireet. 1

^. -fc. -, «r

tabash Avenue

A NTED—Second-handgoods. clothing, etc. bought and sold. Bargains always on hand. J. £. GREEK, 326 and SOS Ohio street.

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Hou.«e»and lot^ in all parti« of eitv. 1. 11. C. ROYSE.

^OR SALE—A poultry and fish market doing a good business. MRS. MARTIN. 430 Ohio street.

FOR

SALE—ROADSTERS—I offer my thoroughbred roadster. Star, for sale. For pedigree or further particulars apply to Charles Haur, manager Terre Haute House.

Firnberp's infallible reinedy

for chronic diseases of the kidneys and scrofula, at Geo. Koehler's grocery. 618 South Fourth street.

SALE—At speeial pi lots on North Seventh street near the paxk. will furuish money to T»uild mid HHOW it to Inrepaid in weeklv or monthlr installments.

RIDDLE, HAMILTON A CO. per hundred. In-

l^OK SA LE—Old papers at 20c 1/ suiuibie

for

houswleHning purpose*,

nuire HI Daily News oiliee.

"FOR RENT, tlfliee rnora, A«Mre

liENT— th street.

F'?.

.•*.)R RENT—To a sinnll familv. 3 or .r unfurnished rooms, pleasantly located one M|iiare from Main street. Apply at Ni:wso(iiie.

I.^OUnil

KENT—l)eirat»le

suite of rotmis. over

Watson ,V t'o.V.

(v'rl

Main street. I'roviili-d

with modern conveniences, litfht. waier, etc. Apply atl). W. Watson's. M»R RENT—Furnished rooms without board, centrally located. Inquire at NEWS oftiee. furnished front

RENT—Two nicely rooms, from entrance: No. lUU North Fifth street.'

I^OK

RENT—Nicely furnished rooms with or without board. Enquire at SIX Walnut St.

SAVINGS ASSOCIATION

QAVINGS ASSOCIATION—Join the Terre 0 Haute Home and Savings association. We can furnish money at onee. You ean join this association at any time. No back dues to pay. A poly to J. T. SCOVKLL, corner Third and Ohio street.

J.OST.

OST— Lady's Paisley wrap. trinniKii with 1j chenille frinpe left in ainohitheatre at fair vrronmls ycsicrihiy. Kinder please return to litis ofliee.

& Co.

TEA AND COFFEE.

DIAMONDS.

WATCMI8 AND DIAMONDS FOUND IN TEA AND

C0FF6E—A

NOVEL WAV

INTRODUCING

GOODS.

W 4 Tlie names of all persons llndinfr diamonds.

wa!che.s. ete.. are added tothi* lint dnilv. The

OVERLAND

yea Qo/npai?y,

01'

SAN FRANOISOO, OAL.,

\rt RefittinR tticC!tore,

405 Maiu Street Opposite the Opera House,

and in order to introduce their thin

eompany put for thirty days souvenirs in every

can of tea and eolTee sold, such as solid Rold.

silver and nickel watches also, genuine diamond* in solid gold set ting: al*o, money and many ojher articles of lean value. Every ran contains a souvenir. The coffee ean and content* ttcigh about three fouud)t lea, ean And content* about one and one-half fionfids. This expensive and novel way of advertising will be discontinued after thirty days, and ihcM? really choice goods' will be sold strictly on their merits, but without Use souvenir. Of cour« every purchaser must not expect to get a diamond or watch. Th!* company claim* that they have ju*t a* good a right to give a» ay watohe*. diamonla or other jewelry a* theJr competitor have to give away glassware, chromos. etc. Get up a club. Th««c who get ur club order most always get a handsome present. Onlers by mail promptly forwarded to all parts

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Terms: Mngleean*. J1 sir for C» aiirteen for

S10. and twenty-seven for! Addre*i

OVERLAND

Tea Company.

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

N. («f*n fn»«B Ka aa. u»9 {». *».

^larfi*)9, W p. at.

IXSWRAXCK AND REAL K8TATK.

W. M. SLAUGHTER,

Insnrance I Real Estate Agent,

FIRE. LIFE aJHl ACCJDEXT IK8CRANCK. Rej«*enHn#*»we«rf tfeehc«t«oni{iaaiMin tit*. atatca. Call MMtt no. aao onto strest.

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SUPPUES. FISHINGTACKLE. GUNS. LAWN TENNIS,

•s No. N*.

CROQUET.

HESS & WISELY,

SALOON AND CHOP HOUSE,

THE CASINO!

WHISKY8.

McBrayer, spring K. Monarch The Head M. V. Monarch ...

OUR LEADING BRANDSf

Ig-THREE STAR IIEXXESSEY BRANDY. FIXEST IX THE CITY. 5 CHARLES CARTEITS^HOP HOUSE.

BAKER & WATSON,

SPALDING

GENERAL SPORTING GOODS.

TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS, ETC.

SPORTING PAPER.

NEW YORK CLIPPER

THE STANDARD AUTHORITY

Athletic and Aquatic Matters, Baseball, Cricket, Billiards,Chess, Checkers and other Sports and Pastimes of the day.

THE LEADING THEATRICAL NEWSPAPER!

THE LATEST AMUSEMENT NEWS WEEKLY.

Price, Single t'opy, 10b. Subscription, One Year. Order throngh your Newsdealer.

THE FRANK QUEEN PUBLISHING COMPANY (U.), Clipper Buildiog, New York City.

PLANING Mil,I..

J. H. WILLIAMS, President. J. M. CLIFT, Secretary and Treasurer.

CL1FT & WILLIAMS COMPANY,

Eatablinhed 1861. Incorporated 1888. Manufacturers of

Sash, Doors, Blinds, Etc.,

AND DEALERS IN

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

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

ROOFING AND GUTTERING.

S. -U FENNER

wants every one to know that ue'doe» only --1^ .mm

First-Crass Roofing and Guttering,

And Chop HojuseJ

CIGARS.

*32 I Imported. Domestic^ssteJiiS&aaiiK.'1 '§2

HENRY CLAY.,^ LOUDRE8 6RAND. ,q I ESTRELLA. hA ^I'ANLSH STAXOARL I PRIXC1PE DE GALE. FLORA DE PALASCO^a '84 GATOS* BOUQUET, RESUMPTION.

Baltimore Oysters received daily. Fried Chicken, Baked Beans, Eggs, ColJ Meats of all kinds. Everything neat and clean. ^First-class cook.

SAND1S0N & BURNS, 677

GENERAL SPORTING GOODS.

Main

St.

CWNA5IUHi

SUPPLIES. SKATES, THEATRICAL,

BOATING. UNIFORMS*

REMEMBER THE

WHEN IN NEED OF ANYTH1N0 TN THEIR LINE.

Trunks, Traveling Bags,

STHAPS, ETO,

REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

No. 638 Wabash Avenue.

:4 1200 MAIN STRIiKT.^^=- ig,/-:''

STOVJSSI.

Zimmerman's Stove Store

(668 WABASH AVENUE)

And examine the fine line of Cook and Heating Stoves. Sole agent for the wonderful

CHARTER OAK COOK STOVES.

PI.UMBKR AND GAS FITTER.

M. F. HEGARTY,

-PRACTICAL-

PLUMBER AND OSS FITTER,

BLANK BOOK MAKERS AND BIXDERS.

719 WABASH AVENUE.

Bar Ail Work

4 it

iiwwpp

Ghi&rantoed.^Ws

JAUOS WISELY.

BLAKK BOOK MAKHRS and BIKDSRfl, mrm MACS iTRJOCT, o*er C*utral Book Store. 1*

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