Daily News, Franklin, Johnson County, 2 November 1889 — Page 3

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CARPETS ASI) Ft'RNITl KK. ,HERE AND THERE.

FITS,

IdUTFITS.

HOUSEKEEPING OUTFITS

-OF-

I I A I N 1 A I S

Bed-Room

You can buy all of these at

nc store by purchasing from

|ts.' Hy so 'doing"you can tin-

rtjiH'.stionably save money, in

^nll these lines of goods, we are

jjjfcho ii h#

igoods. to be (blind in Terre

Iaute. We have always been

tHc leading house in low prices

for good goods. We are. in

better shape to serve you now

than ever before, We don't

have

half a dozen

the same goods,

prices for

Each and

every person purchases at the

lowest possible cent at which

we could sell an article rather

!jthan have a customer go out

of the store without buying.

by reason of having

patronage

We invite your

the larg-

est assortment, the prettiest

and best goods and the lowest

nices.

'•Foster

Carpet and Furniture Housf,

U)1422.424 »d 426 WABASH iVLMK,

Torro Hnute, IndiRua,

A 1^0. FOUT WAYNK AXP LAFA Y*

& IN I A N A

1 A gentleman on Main street this uiorning told a story about a friend of his who had a penchant for wearing old-fashioned jboots with sharp, high heels. "He wouldn't wear any other kind of boots," said the spokesman, "and one day, his

Jody being naturally inclined forward by the extreme height of his boot-heels, he tripped slightly at the top of a flight of Ktairn and made a hasty descent, in which, besides numberless bruises, he revived a broken ann.

414Whv

in the worid do you persist in

wearing aneh

l**ti*?!

1 the halcyon days of yore "Chestnuts!" had a great run in this country. Everybody said "Chestnuts!" from the urchin on the street to the heiress in the oriental parlor. But now, alas the expressive exclamation languishes in innocuous desuetude. Sometimes a seedy, solemn-eyed man says "Chestnuts!" wearily, as if he wanted to die: and sometimes one sees the word in the newspapers but whenever it is heard it sounds like an echo from ages dead, and whenever it is seen in print it reminds one of things weird and uncanny. To 1h* "in the swim" at this present day, one must know how to recite, with as much frequence and euphony as possible, the Iteautiful line, "In the soup." What a !eautifu! sjeetftc]e it suggests! Imagine a man literally in the soup!

"Slather a remarkable incidentoccurred on the Vandalia line a few months ago," remarked a mil road man this morning. Proceeding to the narration of his story, he said: "I was going over to Indianapolis ii Wash. Johnston's train. When wt reached (Jlendale, just east of this city, a lady got on the train and she was followed into the coach by a small dog. The brakenuin objected to the dog's ritnng and fired him out at a window. The train pulled out and continued on its journey for many miles, making its regular stops, and the woman and her dog were quite forgotten by the passen-

gem.

Suddenlv the whistle blew for a

eu»ber3ml the wotf»ftn began to

gather her chattels together for the purpose of alighting. When the train stop|ed she got on and to the amazement of everybody her little dog sprang from under the train and began to hop and skip about her. The canine had performed the marvellous feat of riding all the wav from (ilendale on the trucks.'1

'olort*«l Xolm.

Mrs. t&unucl (tipson is again able to he out.... Augustus S'ant'ey is exjet!ting to leave the city soon M. Smith will skui go south... .Simon Smith is at his {wist at the U'pot barber shop ngaht Mr. and Mrs, Preston Jackson, of south 13.} street, have both leen on the sick list this week The Halloween social at the A. M. K. church last Thursday was a success... .The lrnion Literary Journal a fine little paper, and much to the credit of P. H. Townsend. The colored tjeopie ought to take an interest iu it Hew Hichurd Bassidt was tatlled home last week on account of the sickness of his aunt Henry Harris, of Kockviile. was in the citv this week.... Mrs. Paris Thomas, of Wris, 111., and Mrs. Jane Hass, of lanville, 111., have been visiting Mrs. W. U. Jackson, of south Fourteenth street, this week Filmore Smith is improving slowlv Lute Mitchell is able to be out- again... .The little child of Willis Kdwards fell out of the baby carriage Fridav. and was badly injured alwjut- the head The members of the Ikptist Chun^h will meet Monday night to transact business.... Henry Jones is visiting in Chicago, III. 'r~

hr^MHthpinuni .Show.

The thinl annual chrymvnthetnnm show of Uie Society of Indiana Florists occurs at Indianapolis November 5, 6, 7, Sand U, t8S5, in Touilinson Hall. Special attention in the ofltcial pr\»gramtrie of the atiair is calUn! to the fact that the seetUings for Mm, IVnjamin Harrison's silver cup will lie shown on Tuesday evening, November 5th. The register commenced at the last year's exhibition will be kept open, and all those interare desired to register their names and choice of flower for a national em* blem, Vtolden ncxi and suntlower so Jar the lead. Tfie ml* on the railroads during the period of the show will be one and one-third fare tor the round trip.

Armtnl ftirtlu'll.

TERRE HAUTE DAILY NEW

I asked him.

Nothing ails the ijoots,' said he/ '"Why-, I insisted, 'they make you lake a header right regular.'" "It's better to fall frontwards and break your arm than to fail backwards and bivak your neck.' he replied philosophically.

The agent of an eastern nursery firm has just completed his full delivery of fruit trees in tins city. It iskhis duty, upon delivering trees, to collect the full amount due for them, and in conversation with a Nbw» man he gave the following little history of his experience: "I t**ll von," said -he, "the poor man pays his ilebts while, as a general thing, the rich man stands

VOIJ

4 I a id or in I a re at I I I II II I I fail so fully until I had had a little actual 11 |/vl»\ 1 UlllllUIvt ex p**rien«re" in making collections myself. 1 1 in delivering trees, vines, Howors, etc.,

olf. I have heard this

whenever I would enter a line house whose occupant, to judge from appearances, should Imj able to settle a bill ten timet* its great :m mine was I was almost sure to be asked to call at some future date for a sum no larger than $2.50! And, on the other hand, when I would deliver an order to a miserable suburban shanty, where my trail was answered by a hardworking woman iu a calico dress, but few times did I report without my money."

They will l^fe in

to this city yesterday, the new residence ret Myers, 317 North Ninth street, remain here until season begins.

the new residence recently ouilt

All kinds of

Mm. William Crval, of North Tenth, vesterday cause*! the arrwt of Mrs. Jane Uughc*. of South Ninth, on ibe charge GILT-EIXtE COFFER of having ^lolen white at her a jn

hmi«e soliciting alms. The money was I in the drawer of a t«ble anti Mrs. Creai went to the ccllar afterpcttatocw and when Mm. tinglvn departed the mooey was WWS*Hl.

Marrlr4

byM*

ana will base ball

WHEN THE SNOW IS ON THE GROUND

Jurt now the happy butterflies are .dancing in the mi«. Without a thought that by ami by with pleasure they'll IK*

doutr

They kiss each Vtud ami fiowr and they ftjri with every breeze. Their whole existence one brief hotjr of bajljii-

and

wise.

The whiurtbe wfoe, tiidwfttrlnii* ant is working with a wilt, A* day by day her winter** stores she strive# to tttnjily fill: Vnd if we gain no wisdom from this lesson as j»mfowid. We'll regret it when rite weather's eoUl and «n»w'is mi thegrotmd.

Thk'ft ve f»*rg«»t thatiif wir wealth ivc ought to tay away A little sinking (and with which to meet a rainy day. We fjK'tid our salary freely then and throw *ur we.ntTi .iround.

Until'*-. iit when the weather o'(1 and *n«»w i«oii the ground.: —A iionvn»on«-.

EPITOMIZED STATE NEWS.

Yincennes is to have an egg-box factory. A 14-year-old child of Jns»p|i IJarr, of Plymouth, was yesterday burned death bv ilK clothes catching on lire from a

Franklin'* it j»o-host that toys oiit ill daxzliti^ while and walks about without regard t» the "'witi-hing hour of night." Just wails till it gets dark.

Bartholomew Cusick fell down a 40-foot coal shaft near (May Citv yest?rilay and was instantly killed, lie was at one time a Republican candidate for State Senator.

Lewis Kink arrested at Covington, Ky., for robbing John Wiesse's house at Muncie. Wicsse and officer taking him to Muncie, went to sleep and Fink escaped at Cambridge City.

Postoflice persimmons were knockedThumlay by John II. Sullivan, Bene, Adams county Egbert Curtis, Cleveland, Clay county, and Joseph C. Hay. Kminauce, Morgan county.

National convention of the Kappa Alpha Theta fraternity in session at Bloommgton. The fraternity is the oldest of ladies' college? Greek orders, haying been organized at DePauw in 1S7K.

The Marsh-Poherty conspiracy case which hits caused considerable tongue wagging, has ended at Crawfordsville by the court holding that that there was no attempt on the part of the Doherty's to defraud the creditors.

In the tax cases in Clay county, where the board of equalization raised the valuation of the capital stock of banks and coal companies, the court virtually holds that the board has no such power, and decides in favor of complainants.

The Terre Haute Daily News will be enlarged to a seven column folio, commencing next week. The NEWs*ia:a lively paper, and it is pushing its wi into public favor with rapid stride Surens to the Nkjvs.—Clay City portir.

Leading Grocer, Jeff Morri 28 south 6th and 30 south 5th.] Telephone 146. ..

lwtC(l goods at prices thai cannot touched. That's all I have to say. Scmx'fitt, the Hatter,

Everything fresh at Jeff Morris' Grocery, 28 south 6th and 30 south 5th, Telephone 146.

Prof. -Bukowitz has opened rooms at 23 South Sixth street, where he will receive pupils in voice culture, instrumental music, harmony and classes in modern languages.

Machines repaired at the

Singer Office, 673 Wa

bash avenue. Spfli

EXCURSIONS TO CHICAtiO. For trains arriving in Chicago, November 5th, 7th. 12th, 14th, Kith, 18th and 20th, the C. it E. I. U. U. will sell tickets Terre Haute to Chicago and return at $7.1*, sood returning until the fifth day after the day of sale," on account of the American Horse show and American Pat Stock show, ,,U\ A. CA PBEU^

General Agent.

T. J. PATrON,^^||^ .- Fiu RTir \xi» Ohio Strkets, CLEAN MKAT MARKET. I*ork Tenderloins, SfKirerilis—overvthing f«sh and the lest that can le oftained. Send in your onier for Choice Meats.

If you want the best 25-cent scarf in town*come to us. If yon want the !est 50-cent sc»rf in the state wtne to us.

If yon want the best furnishing goods in America for the money come to us. We can show more new goods than any three houses in the city. You will be waited on by salesmen who understand their business and not be unduly pressed to purchase. James Hitxtrk Co.

Telephone .Jeff'Morris Fresh Groceries.^No. 146.

01.0 DOMINION COFFER

Untitling iwnnits hav« Wen grsntctl lo Ibr (VnWnary M. Cbwrrh to baild oncHrtorv (rame buiMiog on the aonti*tmi citrmr ot Fifth and Locos* Sweet Cider, Home-made \*a)ttei at $2,000. ami to Ilstrick J. King QirarVmrn finAof rrmt

'•eollsr

"Bay,

Mickey, dere's

uin

for

tin-foil packages, deliciota

drink. Try it,

OLD DOMINION COFFEE,

R«bher Stamps at 10 S. 5th St

to build a one-«tory (rame addition to bis, on the corner of Tlurd wtd ^yc* fkVPiT t&Stfid at fk»n I *tieeta an»ort» vaiuci at $300. UW, V/.

Foulkes\

AUmhI Myw»» aud Mass Flora I^tarte,) Fraxier cart fe the onlf cart in the of Muskegon, Mich., who were toarrieil city that givw» perfect satisfaction. Try at the Utter |4a*x? last We«lne»lay. ouae it, Oarico agent.

Fresh Oysters, Pure a*™-! __ ibeaboe line at

Y. NOVEMBER 2.1889.

TURF.

gupvntltloas

wnich PW«

w»n Ammg Badng Men.

a man

eja. I'm a

gcin'

wid a cross

ter fly der coop.

Seel"

To the average reader the above remark may be

says

trifle obscure and enigmatical,

the Sporting World. To the traditiontt race-track habitue, however, robbed of Itik inelegance, it embraces

world of

meaning. In fact, no occupation or walk in life cms be truthfully said to be more susceptible to superstitious influences thah the turf of to-day. 1 ntan whose eyes are cut on the bias, rho appears to be looking around the for Sunday, leads the category of luals whom the speculator dreads to iter on his way Jo the track. If he to meet a pair of eyes which should tge positions with each other, «and [H the moral courage to reverse his like Cully did, he invariably expectothree times, crosses his fingers, does 4am or two to offset the hoodeo, and with a nervous mind upon his way. intraries rule to a certain extent upon turf, and where one poor afflicted moris abhorred another is pet-ted fon dly, tly figuratively, but literally. The [ual referred to during his youthful had the misfortune to fall oft an eighttenement house, which overlooked the

the land where I was bom." The [did him no harm. Never does, but his •ta to bore a hole in the earth culminated fracture of the rectangular tissue, h, as the child grew older, into bone. This resulted

Enlargement and a perfect hump was He was too youthful to appreciate this misfortune would be beneficial to nor was he fully alive to it until those ig slaps on the back, followed by ig pardon, old fellow thought you friend. Big joke, eh? Ha, ha! day," became too frequent. He was letting upon the singularity of the vone day when an obliging friend red in his ear: "Begorra, they tooch "Knrpp bckase they think it gives 'em

This, with a significant wink and a Fftptn that moment the hunchback kliii amobject of envy among his fie" first- loaned his hump to be i'lbr a consideration." Now he has |^d«|e of fices. Stick a dollar and get a winner. *are not the only things that for superstition. There is |8h^e which the race-track rer the door of the stable, traditional- virtue as a fck- Next we have the man

Vand diligenUy studies the t«»on hand when a new tund and get the first his right shoulder, idreams the winners is individual. Lying on :ouch, with mouth wide itching the proverbial in nets in all shapes cfore him.

The afena was the sptice circumscribed by a glass bell and upon letting a mouse and a scorpion loose in it, a grand display of maneuvering ensued, the mou&e flying to cite off his opponent's tail, which terminates in a stmg, and the scorpion watching for an opportunity to strike hira with it. Should the former succeed in his first object, the latter falls a prey but if stung the mouse swells up and dies in convulsions. However, the mouse is generally the victor.

Bqual generalship is required iu the en gagement with the centipede, which defends itself with two small uippers, placed at either side of its moutb, near the poison bags. One of our men found a large tarantula on his shoulder one morning when be awoke, and it suffered itself to be removed without doing him any injury. He brought it to me, as an amateur, and accordingly 1 placed It under the bell with one of my hardest bitten mice. It immediately reared itself on its hinder legs, remained motionless in this posture, wbiie the mouse ran around the bell, evidently unwilling to face its new antagonist. This 0011 tinned a short time and then, as if uudcr the influence of an irresistible fascination, the mouse jumped suddenly into the arms of the tarantula, which quickly seized him with two nippers, resembiiui? the claws of a cat, and situated at either side of the head, and with such deadly effect that the little quadruped instantly swelled up and burst. I next let loose two or three mice at a time on the tarantula, but thev all shared the same fate.

AXXOUXCEMENT.

(~1Aness

RD—Another testimonial of the promptof the Prudential Insurance Company in paying its claims. F. S. Jioeftirh. E*q„ Supcrlntmdmt Prudential In-

Company:

Dkar Sir:—Allow me to express to you my sincere thanks and gratitude for your promptness »nd eonrt«*y in jvayinR the claim on my Af'eatetl hiuband, Elmer Cass. A mount, 4&£»,

I earnestly advise all those who do not carry insurance in the Prudential Insurance Company to do so at once, it being a safe aud reliable jttmree by which, in time of need, we realbte It* advantage*, your* very truly,

1722 South Thirteenth street.

WANTED.

Jll?'

AN'TKD—A man at i«»S» Main street. KefTi eretirt require*!. ("HAS. MrCRARRY.

\I ANTED—^veral hundred buyer* for Phil. If Ijimliert's elegant meat*, »u«ages and bwiogna*. North Fourth street.

\1' ANTED-A

tiENTH—Indn»trUl

If ation

Hi tsfSA1" ....'

I.XR

REPTILES. ta, Scorpions and

"The Life of a account of and centiieibnarrative f^arratiy

SALE. TRADE OR RENT.—NiOC house. South part, will sell low for cash, or would trade for modern style cottage or two in desirable locality. If neither sold nor traded will rent. AIho six fooautifu! rooms, No. -'JQ-J North Hifth street. Enquire011 premises.

Have vacant lots and improved ones for sale alfio.

FOR

SALE—Dr. Firnben's infallible remedy for chronic rheumatism, diseases of the kidneys and scrofula, at CJeo. Koeliler's grocory, 613 South Fourth street.

OR'ISALK—Old papers at 20c per hundred, suitable for houaecleaxiing purposes. Infquire at Dfily News offlo©.

NOTICE

be sold to make room for new Mock. UPRIGHT PIANOS. HAINES BROS—Piano—Ebonized. slightly shop-worn. Hegalnr price J'iOO, special net price —$525 00 J. tfc C. K1S("1IEK— Piano— Kbnnized, good condition. Regular price$175. Special "'i net price.., :il." 00 D. II. BA LDWI'N & CO—i'iuno—Kbonlzed, good condition. Regular price S2G5.

Special net price 215 00 COTTAGE PIANO—KbGnized, good order. Regular price 8245. Special net price .. 195 00 COTTAGE PIANO—Ebonised, good condi-tion,-trade in. Special nc-t price 155 00 ..

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Life A»oel

Indianapolis. Branch offiee

roum 4, Savings Bank. Call at S a. m. or 1 p. at. A. R. ARMSTRONG. 8upX

A NTEIV Phil. Laialiert wan t» Terre Ran uarss to buy their meats at bts North Vootth street markets.

AKTE!—If

yott

want to save yrrnr

taoney

take •&£*(* Jin the Indiana Savings, Loan a»*l Bnilfling Axenf/iatkai. Shares «ws be taken at any time. KohuidtH*. Yon can

ytlttie. No tiMi dues. Yon can denait Jkhr JI to ft00f»er month. fiW Wacwab avettne. B. F. HAVENS. See.

•ome great terpha in the East find ti&m State W. McWILLiAMS. •arenonat '.be and K3cr-

WALTIFI^k!e,T!5?J/^^!?0.??dhoe»

TaKTED—Afeata for Prodentlal Life In-

.. Company. Apply wP. ft. BOSrttca. SaptftnteaAGBS, «B» W»Mi, Aveane

riu™, WBfti

11 A!^ED--4tecond-baa4 zoods, ekH&i ag. etc. YV, boag%t and wld. Baixatia always on i. E. OKKKN, 336aad 3£»OfcIo itwt

SQUARE PIANOS.

VAI.LKY (JEM—Piano good nondilion..9175 00 A. D. GALEA CO-Pisno—flood order... 145 00 GILBERT Pianos, good order Ii5 00 NUNN A CLARK Pianos, good order .... '.*5 00 J. St C. FISCHER Pianos, good order 05 Otf GIBSON Piaup, good order 00 25 Organs, in good condition at special prices from 825 to $55. Mnst be sold at once.

The above prices in pianos with new utool and cover, organs with new stool and book. Sold for cash or on low monthly payments. Each Instrument guaranteed and a bargain. Call or address. •,«»

RENT. ROOMS—Desfratilc 515 South 1 or unfurnished

W. O. COPFEI.

The Sick Treated Free,

(Except Surgical Operations) Until Saturday November 9th.

All they ask in retam is their names for reference when Cured, Come early and bring only one friend with you, as rooms are crowded.

I»R. W. ». «'«FFEK. I»re*ilentof the t'offeo Mnlirnl Institute, I.oiiIhvIIIo Ky. OixaniziNl with $."0,000 capital stoi'kand a full stuft of Kiluoatod Spoi ialicis, will l»e at the Ternsi Haute Hottsg tintil-N»»v^iubt'r Vtli. Hetroatxall Medical anil Surgical l)i^eases. ami Oefurniitieii antl makes 'jS#

SC1ENTIKIC EXAMINATIONS.

The examinations are in aceortlinanee with aim to in ical and physical science, as he will eon-.? .,, vhice the most, skeptical, liy ail examination he will coin inee any one of the nature anil exten- », sion of disease, amount of .-iantjer to life ami chance of a perfect cure. Uelievinj that (science is -V truth and "truth is mighty ami will prevail" when known, ami knowing_ that disease can be cured with a positive certuintv. he invites the utllietcd to c^ill and reeeivead\ ice fieeatid leeuretl

of their diseases. There is no sul»je't that requires so much study and experience as the?, treatment and cure tf chronic diseases. The astonishing success and remarkable cures per formed by him are due to a thorouRh

knowledge

s-.

D. H. BALDWIN & CO.. :fJ0 Wabash Avenue.

roil KENT.

JiOR RENT. ROOMS— DesiraiMe rooms, 515 South Fourth street, either furnished

70R RENT—Desirable suite of rooms, over Wataon A Co.'s. Main street. I*rovided with all mtHlern conveniences, light, water, ele. Apply at D. W. Watson's.

J0R RENT—Two nicely furnished front rooms, front entrance ^©. G'M North Fifth street.

FOR

ApbuxsCASA, 5

RENT—Niwly fnmlahed rooma with or without board. Enquire at SIS Walnut St.

MONET TO LOAN.

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LOAN.—On first mortgage security, fUOO, 1. Apply at Nkws OrncE.

ONBY TO LOAN—Any irata easy RIDDLE, HAMILTON fc Co,

IN BU HAN CE.

A Card!

TerreHaitk,lxn.,0«i,2»th 1.S89.—We, the undersigned, return our thanks to B. F. Havens for bis satisfactory settle* meant of onr lomee by fire, and we cordially recommend those wanting fire in#raranee and prompt and fair treatment when thev meet with losse#, tcr itu nre with Mr. Havens.

JOHN' I*. liKMfOKn. LIWARI P. Rkdford. CHAS. I). FtAfW. Ml« MI.KJTIE IIAJBNS.

yURNITUHK, STOVES, ETC.

HIGHEST CASH PRIOB PAID -FOR-

Second-Hand Furniture,

fTOVEft,CL0THIXO, ETC.# ETC.,*Z

NELSON'S, No. 9 NORTH THIRD STREET.

VJWS,

::w nv t:utr«::u:su

or the structure and functions of the human s\s-

tem. and the cure of diseases by their natural remedies. Let those plven up by others eall for cxiimiuatiou. He has suecessfuliv treated the follow iuj diseases .since his arrival in Ihis State: Kye and Eur diseases. Chronic Diarrluea and lnllammatiou of the Womb, rhronie lntlnui-^. inntion of the Bladder. Painful or Irregular Menstruation. FeVer .Sires and lcers, Jneontinenco j, of Critic*. Tape Worms. Crooked I.imhs and Enlarged Joints. Spinal t'urvatures. club Foot, Hip Joint Disease, While Swelling. Discharging Abscesses, Barrenness. Nervousness and (Jeneral Debilitv. Impotencv, Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder, l.eueorrhea or Whites, Blotches. Pimples. Skin Diseases, Dyspepsia, Constipation. Drojisy, Cancer, Epileptic Fits, ErysipelHGravel. Goitre. Cleet, tJonorrho-a. Hydrocele, Heart Disease, Headache, 1'iles, livsteria. Sv|UUIn^ St. Vitus bunco.Chronic Dvseutarv, Fismlain. Ann. Hernia or Rupture. Ovarian Tumors, I'araly-V sis. Prolapsus Uteri. Bronchitis, Asthma. Catarrh. Scrofula, Consumption. Chronic Cough, female Weakness, Spormatorrhfea. Rheumatism, etc.

All

surgical operations performed.

FOR SALE. DAILY NEWS.

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The DAILY NEWS is an absolutely Independent newspaper.

It will publish all the news from a fair and impartial standpoint, regardless of politics, a

It will tell the truth. It is entirely free from any clique or ring,

It will be devoted to the in tdrests of the city. It will be reliable detail.

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