Daily News, Franklin, Johnson County, 6 November 1889 — Page 4

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WAKRIKOTON. D. C!.. November i.—Indication* for Indiana, MVInolo. Fair, wanner. southerly wind*. Cautionary *l|fufth are lisjlajred on Lake* Erie, Ontario. Huron, and eastern I.akf! Michigan and Superior,

MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS.

NO SENTIMENT!

In Business. People Don't Come to

PIXLEY& COMPANY'S,

can be had elsewhere stand out like quills upon the fretful porcupine.

.. K^r,c« fi,Av

Because thev like them better than other dealers, but because

Tis High Tide

In our Overcoat deparment. Come ealrly and learn who sells the Overcoats it Terre Haute.

OUR GREAT GIFT.

We shall continue to pres«nt a Parlor Pistol and Target with every boys suit purchased of

PIXLEY & CO..

CLOTHING, ETC.

We don't tell yon in confidence that we are selling the cheapest clothing in the rity this week, but we announce it boldly and defy contradiction. Overcoats and suits marked in plain selling figures is the proof we point to. Come this week and see the greatest bargain sale of Clothing and Gents Furnishings over known in Terre Haute.

MYERS BROS..

LEADING ONB-PRIOE CLOTHIERS,

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fourth and main STREETS. ir

HOOFINU ANI» UUTTKIUXC*.

S. FENNER

WANTS KVKRY ONK TO KNOW THAT HK DOES ONLY

First-Class Roofing and Guttering,

I-HIII MAIN strket.^=-

STOVKS

Zimmerman's Stove Store

(668 WABASH AVBNUB)

Call and examine the fine line of took and Heating sto\es. agent for the wonderful

CHARTER OAK COOK STOVES.

REMOVAL.

God stMul to the people of Terre Haute and

your chance to make a good selection.

.Ati

PIXLEY & CO.

Iiavp

^E/^pESJ

CLOTHING

THIS WEEK.

found— Ihas

und others are discovering the sam« thing—that they get better value, pa\ out less quired for the entire six acts is earned of their earnings and save their money, thereby obtaining greater returns than PERSONAL. by the company, and is very elaborate

Solo

vicinity,

weather have we put in a lot of cheap trash to make *ou think we are selling goods cheap,

N. B.—Store room for rent and fixtures for sale.

A. C. BRYCE &

TERRE HAUTE DAILY NE

SPECIAL EDITIONS

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Thursday Fridav and Saturday will i»e

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man'

t]^ nnmber constantlv

Our entire establishment bristles with bargains until they and complete. Ihe famous Brocken .•

Will Kiplev was in town Saturday. Mrs. Sarah C'arleton, of left for Cairo, 111., to-day.

Miss Adelia Ellis, of Evansville, iting Mrs. George W. Parker.

and learn who sells the Overcoats in Miss Lucy Lyons, of Henderson, Ky., is visiting Miss'Josie Douglass. Mrs. J. H. Jackson, of Fall River,

Mass., is visiting her sister, Mrs.. J. A. Parker. Mrs. Margaret Cook, of Brazil, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. Dehner, of S18 Poplar street.

Miss Madge Gilbert left yesterday afternoon for Kansas City, Mo., where she will visit for a week or ten days.

Mrs. Anna Abbott Jackson, of Philathe

the next two years, erne week rem to-

Thomas P. Halpin, this evening. A uum-

The Daughters of Rebekah will give an entertainment and supper in their hall next Wednesday evening. Indies from Clinton, Sullivan, Clay City, Paris and other adjacent cities will attend.

Mrs. F. M. Seward, of Bloomington, spent last night in the city as the guest of Mrs. Harper. Mrs. Seward is the newly elected chairman of the ex#fcutive committee of the Suffrage association and was on her way to fill lecture engagements at Sullivan, Vincenues and other points south.

A "DRY" HOLE.

Knch in.the Mtaimloii. bill l'ro«l»eet.»

are S®od.

Yesterday morning the drills at the Staunton well struck Trenton rock and drilling was at once suspended until the officers of the company could be notified. President William M. Slaughter, in company with a large number of the stockholders, wont to Staunton this afternoon and it was decided to resume the drilling. The hole is perfectly dry and about 1,4G0 feet deep. Mr. Reynolds, of the Guarantee, examined the drillings last night and pronounces them the tinest that he has seen here. The fact that the rock has been struck at 200 feet less depth than in the Diall and Plucnix wells is. in his opinion, a strong indication of ihe presence of gas.i

Reportorinl Knlcrpriwe.

An Evansville newspaper says that there is a well authenticated report that Mr. Josephus Collett, of this city, has bought the Evansville street railroad Mr. Collett says there is

Mr. Collett says tnere is no truth in the

report, and his statement has the

encc*-,

THK DAILY ISEWS this week is issuing special editions. Thousands of extra copies will be published and circulated throughout the city. Every house will tramp.1 be provided with a specimen copy of THE WilsouVj.-,'fairly go DAILY \*wS. This will afford the river-1 tiser an extra benefit by reason of the ajj fftjrjy weu

thousands of copies which will receive This evening Goethe's Faust

comPany

were

COI^lr"| a

1 AmnwmfnK Thetjp was a fair siied audience in the Opera House last night. The play presented, "lx)8t in New York," has bean seen here before with a better cast, and that perhajw accounts for the slimness of the audience. The alwence af Patrice doubtless kept manv of her admirers awav. Tlie scenery in the third and fourth arts, the "tank scene" and Gram

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Collett owns Borne property in ville on which the street car company has laid its tracks, and that is about the extent of his street railroad possessions in the towu on the Ohio.

Herchaulu" 'i»rntval.

The ladies of the Baptist Church will give a bazaar, supper and merchant's carnival December 12 and 13. They have secured iVnvling Hall for the occasion and the young ladies, who are to take part are drilled 'aptain R. P. Davis, whose skill is recognized. This will be one of the most I original and attractive entertainments ever given in Terre Haute and will doubt-, stork show l«w receive a liberal patronage.

mercv Park, was realistic effective. to purchase.

On or near January tst. 1S90, we will move from our present quarters to 604 Main street, and before we move our entire stock oi Clothing, luimishing

SflJ|li

nsack George" is a iion of the confi--Ijc Alter as Jennie "f~Ja pleasing. Mr.

nyr

nA x1ai

Martin Purccll.

treated.

lree distribution. presented by 1-ewis Morrison and a strong gou'G

Mo^ou appearing

Miss Dude Carter is seriously ill. scene, with its terrific ram of living tire ^11 are cordially invited. a few hours

au^

piace on sale this morning at Button's. The engagement is for Friday is vis- evening. From present indications the house will be crowded from top to hot

delphia, is spending a few days in uir Kc«ol»iioti« of R«pw(. city and will see her friends at the a- followsng' resolutions ol" respect tional. were adopted at a meeting of Terre Hauie

Hon. h. N Brookshire will [or Haute Tvpogi*apliical Union, No. 76, on Washington, the scene of his labors for

morrow. Crawfords\ille Jour Whereas, It has pleased the Almighty Mr. and Mrs. Thornburgh, of Chicago, ciod^the Supreme Author of the uuiverse, give a large reception to Mr. and Mre. 110

torn. Over 150 seats have been secured for Paris alone. Theater parties from all the surrounding towns will be in attendance.

The Haverly Minstrel advance salej I opens in the morning. The company will give their parade at 2 p. m. Saturday. This is the third

played here this season by Cleveland's company. "Little Lord Fauntleroy" will be presented at Naylor's on Wednesday evening, Nov. 13, bv the original company.

(.au

our

her of cards have been received in this Whereas, That in the death of Brotht 1 city. Christy, Typographical Union, No. 7H, Mrs. Kate Johns, of Mt. llope,'"' Kan., has lost a faithful and attentive member,' arrived here Sunday last and will spend whose wise council, sound judgment, and sev and street, and other relatives.

Christy, who departed

Qn Monday) October

21:

-'time" ou the oldest member of

organization, S. K. Christy, and

moir!™netin£

Therefore, be it Resolved, That we deplore the loss of a useful member, and his family a loving and iudulgent father.

Resolved, That we sympathize with the bereaved family of the deceased in their sad affliction.

Resolved, That the' charter of our union be draped in mourning for the space of thirty days, and these resolutions be inserted in the minutes of our meet-i ing in respect for our departed brother.'

Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be sent for publication to The Express, NEWS and Mail, of this city, and to the Craftsman, of Washington, y. C., and Typographical Journal, of Indianapolis, WAI Lull S. and also a copy placed in the hands of) the familv of our deceased brother.

J. MACDOXAOH, A. C. SHATTCCK, A. W. MAISON,

Committee

.Hnrringe l.lrensr. R. I^arnson and 1 Ii/iVtli

Andrew

White. James AY Katherine L. Johns to Hannah Speer, inlot 15, in T. B. Johns' subdi vision (in Chase's) $3000.

Moorehead and Belle Latta,

Geo. Grathwohl to Ruth Irwin in W. 1 of section 2o, Harrison township, range 0, if—t

NESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1889.

4iiwUlogh exaggerated orge W right, as Arthur Xeckwear from the leading houses of: fairly good. There is not this country and Europe. Underwear of parts to give a

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but thev wore I

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*. grand characterization of Mephisto. The better and cheaper than anv house in the good days to advertise. scenery and electric effects in this play

The Views' circulation is keeping up are simply marvelous, and the positive I I* AIMA/II* assurance of the management is given its rate of increase—10 a ua. it aireauj jt wju pia.ot*tl upon the stage in 1 liberal reward offered in lost column

readem as any city paper precisely the same manner as it is given {for pug dog.

increasing, in all the larger cities. Every scene ro

marvelous electric effeet,is described

in enthusiastic praise by critics.

... Seats for the Conreid Opera Company north i-igut i,

all descriptions in complete scale of sires. Shirts to order, guaranteed to fit. for .n $1.25 and upwards. Belknap, Johnson and Powell's umbrellas. Earl & Wil-

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Qoou

Now Suits.

Circuit court: Geo. W. Bemis vs. Uicinda Bemis, divorce. M. Hollinger, attornev.

Representative Cannon, candidate for speaker of the House, has lived in a

{arai| for

:M tu0 ioarding-hou8e in Washington with his gardless of politics.

ination of other reliable evi ence. r. j*e applied to the landlord of one this reason should be road ami supported

of the new family hotels. There are tour

members of Cannon's family and he did not want a large suite. It will cost you $5W)0 a month, said the proprietor, as though conferring a great favor. "I make $41»i.0f a month," remarked Cannon, laconically. Negotiations ceased.

EXCrRSION8 TO CHIC'ACJO.

For trains arriving in Chicago, November oth, 7th. 12th, 14th, lHth, 18th and 20th, the C.& K. 1. R. R. will sell tickets Terre Haute to Chicago and return at $7.M, good returning until the fifth day after the day of sale, on account of the American I torse show and American Fat

R.A.CAMPBELL, ,t= General Agent."!

If vou want the best 2o-cent wart in 3

town*come to us

vnn want thete«t

rTO-rent

scarf in the «'ou"t-v-

it \OU want tneiKSSl-Mf-ceniscan me

state come to

If vou want the l"»est furnishing goods

inr

tu_

waited on by salesmen who understand

The this bale Strictly

their business and not be unduly pressed .j.

JAMES HCNTKR A CO.

RKMOVAI

'hjjt

for on Monday morning, November 4th. we wijl inaugurate the grandest sale for the people that has ever been their good fortune to enjoy

have an immense stock of Fall and Winter Goods yet 011 hands, which we are bound "to" sell before we move/ Remember, our stock is new and clean, and you cannot get shelf worn goods from us, ncith Come and see the- eoods and be convinced that we mean what we say, „This stock will be sold, and the sooner you come the better

hi® cuffs. Furnishing goods of all kinds,

citv at JamEs Hr-TEK & Co-y

For

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. ,,

& Co'S linnen collars and

crrtls per toctk you ctin keep informal.

sure aiKj

attend the lemon social

the Congregational Church to-night.

Rubber Stamps at 10 S. 5th St.

Adxfrtiscri can reach the people through the eoluintis of Ihe Daily Neu't.

OLD DOMINION COFFEE.

Subscribe for the Xeic».

OLD DOMINION COFFEE.

I now have my line of underwear in

engagement stock, and it is a large one, of weli se-

lected goods at prices that cannot be touched. That's all I have to say.

SCHLUER,

the Hatter,

GILT-EDGE COFFEE

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

AMUSEMENTS.

NAYLOR'S OPERA HOUSE!

TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT!

I Lewis Morrison,

In his sublime

SCKNIC PRODUCTION GOETHE'S

FAUST!:

Wonderful Scenic and Dectrical Errects.

•Sale now open. Prices, $1.75, f0e and i'w.

NAYLOR'S: wdill?,

November S.

OI'F.KA CO.

87 PEOPLE. TWO CAR LOADS SPECIAL SCENERY.

Sale opens Wednesday. Priees, $1.7.*, 'Oo. iVv

WHO?

W. S. CI cveland's Hnverly's minstrels Will play nine innings in Terre Haute, Saturday evening. Sale opens Thursday.

P. S.—Wo are so far ahead in the race the others can't possibly eatch us.

THE NEWS.

"iWorkinff Men

-A N1

Should subscribe for the NEWS. voted to the interests of the

gev^ai vearB Anxious to add It is in favor of economic administra-

little more style to his establishment, tion of city and county affairs and for

by every taxpayer.

AI'I'LK ATION FOH LIC KNWK.

vTOTirK—The Knhscriliera hereby notify the

voter* of Harrlwn Ui« n«hij Ibat they will

mn»lv t« the IWiard of omailwioiiorR of Vir«

81 ,bpir

US. I jcpiritotm liq»ors h! less quantitie* lhan a quart

America for the money come to S. jnC(sslin,j |irtmitei«

We can show more new goods than any I

three houses in the city. You will be,

^rm-

JO R,,JJ

inUixfeatititr. vinous, malt and

at a time, with the privilege to allow the name

_.nn.v pnmp to us to be drank on the premiw«. The place of bum-

whereon w»i1 liquoro arc to

tt so1l and drank are located on lot No. of

orginal inlot w»mh of the town, noweinr of

Our S-Mis extra heavy

$5-°°

KING'S FOOL.

$7-5°

NAYLOR'S

"We Are the People."

P. 8.-

It is decitv, re-

THE PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE

Every workingman should read the NKWS Because it gives them information hi which they are interested.

Because it is friendly to their interest. Because it gives them all the news. Because it is

ONLY TEN CENTS

PER WEEK.

"•4£"

Galvanized Iron Cornices,

A. K. HESS

M. HAYLFS.

T'KRMOST,

A. C. BRYCE & CO are Compelled to IKIdve to Larger Quarters on Account of Their Rapidly In creasing Business.

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Bulletin!

CLOAKS! CLOAKS! CLOAKS!

Every express train out of New York City has more or i,oming ev^ry day something new. Our one price system in rock bottom prices moves those handsome and stvlish novelties as fast as we can possibly get them in. No ladv can afford to buy a cloak, either for herself, miss or child before looking through Hera grandest cloak department in the State of Indiana.

STOCKINET JACKETS,

lailoi bound, heat anything ever shown. Look over our mammoth Fur, Hosiery I and I nderwear departments. Children departments skirts, dress trimmings, silk front, Buckles, Clasps, Ruchings, veilings, handkerchiefs, ribbons, ties, corsets, kid glo\es, plush cases with latest fittings, dolls, albums, perfumery, druggists sundries, Japanese Hlk, all kinds of fancy work materials, felt, stamped linens, etc. Buy your furnishing goods and notions from us. largest assortment and lowest prices.

THE m\ VALUES EVKR

Nos. 512 and 514 Wabash Avenue.

LOTIIINCi, KTC.

(mil)

A CARD.

Kxnetly what was dono in out oven t»ai .leixirtnicnt iho first part of this week will be continued in our suit depart incut up till Sntur day night. Many eneouraijinK assurances front all- sides eonlnees us that ollering hiffh srade soods at low prires is eorreei advertising

Kitfht different style'

BUSINESS SUITS!

all alisoluteh new pi'rfeeth mushed suits sold at less than ^10.

HALF DRESS SUITS!

Fourteen ditl'erent Mylesof half dress suits, elemtntlv made, not less than 318.

DRESS SUITS!

Fine corkserow suits sold before at Sin. now $7.10.

Handsomer garments at $12 and $14. none of which sold before for less than Sis. Our overcoat stile continues this week with increased attractions. A cordial invitation extended to all to look through our establishment before purchasing.

Oue-Pricc Clothiers, Haiiers and Furnisliers, No. 525 Main Street.

-All Goods marked in plain figures.

PLANING

J. II. WILLIAMS, President. J. M. CLIFT, Secretary und Tretuuror.

CLIFT & WILLIAMS COMPAN Y.

Entiiblished 1861. Incorporated 1888. Manufacturer* of

Sash, Doors, Blinds, Etc.,

-AND DKAI.ERfJ IN-

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

UALVANIZKI) IRON COItNlCKS, KTC.

LYNCH & SURRELL,

MANUFACTURERS OF

SLATE ANI) TIN ROOFING. SIIEKT MKTAL WORK ALL ITS BRANCHKH. Hole agent for KRL'HE

KNTKR'B WROUGHT 8TKKL FURNACK.

NO. 719 MAIN STREET, TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.

BLANK BOOK MAKERS AND IIINDEK8.

UI\C So- W I I BLANK BOOK MAKERS and BINDERS, XJlXjOQ OL

FF LUJUJU 1 MAIN HTRKJCT, over Central Book Btoro.

and Hats mu«t be CLOSED OUT*

p5fcX:'iV

411 Main Street

loss for us. They keep

None of those

I --'I

$9-00

former pri

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CO.,

r»

..fet

DP:

JAME8 WWELV.

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This means a

On account of the warm