Daily News, Franklin, Johnson County, 8 November 1889 — Page 4

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iable wind*.

In our Overcoat Terre Haute.

New canned good* of all kinds. New Kvainmited and UnsUeed i'caches. New Ondam stemicHs raisins jK'r jKund

New St'edless Raisins. Codlish, 'ld fiishion. .Ierney Buckwheat Flour, new. 1 lest aasorted lino of Teas in the city. Hitter's Apple Butter. Picked Pigs' lM»et,

Galvanized Iron Cornices,

MEN'S sriTS ANI OVERCOATS.

Waibimtos, D. C.. Novembers.— Indication# {or Ohio, Indiana. IlHuol*, Kiln. c**kr, varIPIXLEY

NO SENTIMENT!

In Business. People Don't Come to

Because they like them better than other dealers, but because thcv have found— and others art* discovering the same thisg—that they get better value, pay out less of their earning* and save their money, thereby obtaining greater returns than can be ha/1 trim*where. Oar entire establishment bristles with bargains until they stand out like quills upon the fretful porcupine.

TisHigh Tide

(It'pannent. Come «-a!r!y

GREAT GIFT.

OUli

We shall continue purchased of

prefwnt a Parlor Pistol and Target with every boy suit

PIXLEY & CO.,

CLOTHING, ETC

SEA

BOY'S CLOTHING!

A HUNDRED STYLES.

Yes, more than a mid red. We don't pretend to tell you about it in an advertisement, Indeed we nkip more than we tell. You don't imagine to what perfection we have brought clothing for little and big unless you have visited our store within the hist week. We are not afraid to handle tine clothing, 110 matter how line, yet there isn't, a store where you pay less for a suit or overcoat that is lit to sell at all. l'o you know how reasonable our prices are? There are thousands who do.

MYERS BROS

LEADING ONB-PRIOE CLOTHIERS,

FOURTH AND MAIN STREETS.

U( KIM KS.

5^5 Day jtau/ priees

I pounds tine yellow sugar 1-t pounds soft white sugar IK jjounds confectioners' A sugar for. I" |H)unds granulated sugar for Hams, ingan's sugar cured, per pound Breakfast bacon, 1\ingan's sugar cured, per pound.. Shoulders, KinganV Knglishjjcured, i»er jx'uind'

W. W.CLIVER 631 Wabash Ave.,Terre Haute, Ind.

PLAN'IXG M1I.L,

J. U. WU.UAMS, rrwitknt. J. Si. CLIFT. Sconjury and Trewurer.

CI, I FT & AVI M.I AMS COMPANY.

RstAhtt#b^t IncorjMjr«lMt iw. Munnfocturen of

Sash, Doors, Blinds, Etc.

A N A E E S I

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

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

I*A1VANt5RK!

IKON (OUNlC KH, KT

LYNCH & SURRELL,

MAKt'FAmmniusor 8I.ATK ANO TIN ROOFIK3f. IN AM* ITS BRANO.ltIBS.

W ROt r.HT SSTKKI.

NO. 710 MAIN STREET, TERRS HAUTE, INDIANA.

rov

ks.

Zimmerman's Stove Store

1058 WABASH AVENUE!

C»!i and examine the tine li»« of Cook and Heating Slows, agent for the wxjmderfnl

IIAHTETi OAK COOK STOVES.

HOOFtXti AM t'r-rrKKINCI.

S. FENNER

WASTS R\ ERV OXK TO KNOW THAT HR DOKS ONLY

'•00

t-Class Rooflno and Glittering,

JIA IN STREET.

& CO.

P1XLEY& COMPANY S.IT* -any^paper

WORK

S^rkacI.

be provided with a sjecimen copy of THE

DAILY NEWS. This will afford the adver-) for their homes. tiser an extra benefit- by reason of the thousands of copies which will receive

free distribution. The NEWS' circulation is keeping

its rate of increase—10 a day. It already

and the number is constantly increasing.

PERSONAL.

Mii» isims, of Brazil, is visiting in the city. James Moorhead has returned I Chicago. 1 Miss Delia Hubbs has l^tiirhed 1 Thorntown, Inl.

Mrs. M. B. Codding, of Monon,

and learn who sells the Overcoats in 'county, is visiting his uncle, Judge C. J-\ turned to me I McNutt.

visitinj vestern

Button secretary in the place of

00 ()0 00 00

He He 7c

The sidewalk in front of the Allen M. K. Cnurch on south Third street are rej2| ported to le in a very bad condition.

The police station at Indianapolis wants an iron-gray mare, fourteen hands a to a $ 1 0

Win, Edson, the young man arrested yesterday for larceny, was brought to police headquarters last evening, investi-, gated and returned to jail.

Phu be Lewis, of Ashgrove, 111., writes to the police to Know if a man named Charles K. I^ewis is a resident of this city. She is curious as to his whereabouts.

At Johns, of StahPs queensware store, report* at police headquarters that he has had stolen from him a line gold-headed umbrella with his full name carved in the gold. -x,

Wm. Funk and Herman N-hfa1 were arivsted vestenlav afternoon lor ilrunkentiess and fast driving. me letter's horee and buggy were impounded at Campbell's livery stable.

Obstructions on puHic thoroughfares are numerous. They are found at many places over the city and at night, no ret! signal l«ing put out. Such things are a constant meiuince to the public.

It would appear from what the police* sav that it isn't only cows that run at large on the streets and give the citizens a use for complaint, The police

She is

111.,]

Mr. Bitrhe, of Chicago, who has been fellow's throat.'

his brother here returned IV.

home

Auditor IIviand, of Clay county, was her or not

Mte Nellie Schilling i. visiting Misa she nM."

r^ii n» 1 •.

^nsiuesfi

arK*

She will return to-morrow.

Countv Auditor

LOCAL BREVITIES.

The (Jonreid Opera Company arrived from Dayton this afternoon on Yatidalia train No. 1. They cam*,' in a special coach and cany a special car load of scenery with them. laing Sing, the Chinaman who runs

night, make

Wedneiday couple will

was pleasantly surprised by a party of wished to borrow quite a/iitle sum of

lg goes

f^afayette to-morrow. He will sjend a few days in that city visiting his brother, Fred.

Mrs. Mary Martin, who has been visiting her son, ROBS, on East Chestnut street, has returned to her home at Boinson. 111.

the laundry in the cellar" between Fifth n#v*er declared in so mju^fp(*f iO:.1o and Sixth on the south side of Main, wilrflmended leaving pro pc^| ,e j^ev

close out on Saturday. Lung is the Chi yet he had given him Young"'peo-

naniiin who adopted citizen's drees. such would be the case. &|]HV scliool at August Jaenish, of this city, and ins 'i[ert has not yet been Ada Scmidt, of St. Ixtuis, sister of H. Schmidt, were married iu the latter city .*

The newly-married

1 he board of directors of the

savings Association have made J. |0. ... j**1—0

Bowsher, resipned. The office of the

The authorities Start o„iM if they n^-r. tnul to cnlorce the cow ordinance. The! V^ '^5^ ..vl\ «»T mandMl publicly announce, hh ,1c Icruiinatitn to do so mul jive. .-ItUeM

warning that thev must take rare of their j. i* tt postuiaeic cows. Jasper ,\*. Wilson, the express-

man, has been fined $1 and costs Ior|

allowing his red bovine to run at large

Pollrc Pirklng*.

Better sidewalks are desired at 300 North Fourth street. The police impounded last night a bay horse in Campbell's stable. The animal is blind iu one eye.

tl'rms

in the prpecmt? of an audience of friends to go. He di and relative#. The Kev. H. Katt, assisted found that by Uie Hev. O. S. Zimmerman, an uncle amount, and I have

0f tn*rfonnel

a clerk in Sliryer Bros', store.

Utrbed wire whkb he encoontenstl one dark night on the ytdewalk. wm neiiotttlr injaredl Mid reqne«t£ «w an alt* ment for bb srralehew and braises*. The njamttff alkgn ih*t said wire was dtr.,ped©n the sidewalk by Use Logan nulix«il employ** and be involves that road in tbe

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The Dingo Duditg dob resular monthly clnb bi^p

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TERRE HAUTE 1)AILY NEWS. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER

"T^J SPECIAL EDITIONS ball last night. There was a very good Aina*em«n« Xoim. |i attendance in spite of the inclemency of A large and fashionable audience will THE DAILY N EWS this week is issuing

wea^er.

special editions. Thousands of extra couples present. The music was furnished night to witness the tiret presentation iu copies will le published and circulated by the Ringgold orchesta and the dancing this city of Adolph Mueller's romantic .1 .. u«««» ®iii :w«s greatly enjoyed by all. A programme opera, The King's Fool.' The opera throughout-the citv. l-.very house will

after

HERE AND THERE.!

1)1 DATES BALI.AH.

Appointed Candidate Throop, ^v^Whoop! Ihsappointed Candidate:^

Throop, 8oup!

".I have a cousin visiting me,'' said a friend of the man about town, "who just from came over from Germany a week ago

as green an mdividual as ever I

nee Miss Lulu Ball, is visiting C. H. his razor in one hand and had just taken cancelled date with NavlorsOpera House. I Mixer. hold of the fellows head to turn him They were to have appeared hereon I'rofMX'Utor John McNutt, of Johnson

ghastly white. She almost screamed:

'Oh, look! that man is going to cut that

not

know what to do.

out, but I don't know

Ella W embardt, at the residence of her A story is told of the late Flrihin Nip- and Nineteenth streets, to cost S40. mint, irs. Allen enee. \pert, which serves well to illustrate some The Terre Haute Waterworks Com-' Mrs. Ida A. Harper is in Indianapolis

of tjie

pleasure trip. ,xft8egse(] the elemeuts of greatness in

reBpect8

friends Wednesday evening. money for one year. Mr. Nippert accom- 1 vrrPSTOVs Vi PHirirn Mrs. I^wrence Heinl and daughter, motlated him and at the expiration of Ax

Nettie, went to Indianapolis vesterday to the time the voung man called upon the ?y.tn'"18 ®r"vin^.^ i^i°Veini attend the chrysanthemum show. president. He had figured the interest A1' it ,an. Krmstrontr iroes to

an^ ca^e(*

He handed the amount over to Mr. N ijpert in even dollars. "Haven't you made a mistake?" inquired Mr. Nippert. "Figure it again." The young man did so and found that hiB figures were correct. He had not tendered the 35 cents because he considered it "change." However, he went into his pocket, produced the cents, and took up the note. A few months passed and when Christmas came

A splendid picture of* Harvey' 31. Ia Mr. Nippert wrote a check for $-RK) and Kollette, state superintendent of educa- made the young man a present of it. tion, has been received and hung up in the office at the Normal building. man who enjoyed his confidence, said that he had held many conversations jnvj(e your attention to their very large with Mr. Nippert, and during some of stock. It cannot be surpassed in tnacity these the latter had spoken of the J^ose in point of excellence of goods aud low-

iUK'

^'r-

t',e

opinion that -such

Terre Haute their somewhere in existence

Postmaster («reiner

ni,J"

the lobbv of the Terre Haute House lastjc,1!,1-

.evening with a number of politicians,

oouversutifn

association has been removed from the question of a third term. Mr. Greiuer ex- cutis. Furnishing goods of all kinds, rear of Catlin's law office to the rear of pressed himself as opposed to third term better and cheajer than any house in the the Central book-store office holding, saving that two terms iu C-itv, at JAMES III NTKI: Co'.s.

W^0".5h^£rt'£!,KSSSSi,

W,U

Mr Davj(1 strolwe 0f

It is an universally appreciated truth that the general run of grocery stores keep the most worthless cigare that are manufactured. The grocers are imposed upon by drummers who palm off on them a cheap smoking articte aud charge first-class prices for it. One of this class of business men related a rather amusing incident in this connection to a New* reporter. "A few weeks ago," said he, a drummer from Cincinnati came into mv store and asked me to lay iu a few cigars of a certain brand thai he was carrying. 1 didn't need any cigars just then and tried to get rid of the fellow, but it was no go. Tie insisted that the cigars would be exactlv like the sample (which was' very gocxl) and he offered me a bargain. I finally agreed to take a thousand and he deiwirted. In a few days my smokers arrived, l.'pou investigation I found them to be an inferior article and immediately set alout to invent a scheme whereby I might get even with the Cincinnati fiend. I could think of no plan of retaliation just then and concluded to bide my time. Finally the same drummer came aronnd again. I declined to nnrchase, however, and after giving me his regulation "song' he went away, leaving his sample cases in my possession to be held tor him until he should return, which he expected to do within* a iev, minutes.] As soon as he«was gone all mv employes3

cause tor complaint, Hie poiu*e report Tx As&nTheJa^miVinr GILT-EDGE COFFEE wift ft and myself wltared^r. Imimmerssam- In one pound tin-foil packages, delicious

J1 ple^andWngtheratotheneamrt dnnk. Try it.

5 de«tnn ing property. iialoon. put thm%bwk for $•» worth of

Id at to to re a

W a el a is at a in a in oh a a Coordet were nniteil in marriage at the that he would find (fennan Luthemn Church last evening the neighboring

the ceremony, hide' of hiiu since. I am quite positives

The bridemaids wi?re Mias Kate Kadel, that it will be a very frosty day when he

sister of the gixvom, and Mim Man' Kuhr. shows up at my store again*" The groowMfrnen were Warner Coonlee*. brotlier of tlw bride, and Geo, f»r urrr«) The ushers were Phil Kadel, brother of" Wm. Edaon wm %m*ted and jailed Uie gnx und William Kadel. a cousin this morning on a charge oi larceny. He ol Uie new!* we^ldctl couple has stolen a number of artidee And this will make their Tenf Hante for jme the pdke have a clear caae against 2 h« pnwjent at bride hm

him

ong ™mig Vrvvim^W on suspicbn, but be never hid.r* of the N«ith ^ule, and the groom be wiivk^

In TwaWf,'

I The mining town np the Logan, aooont hiR to (be Rockv .U* Kepnhlk^n, it* in for it, tieorge Ferguson, a miner of that i-jitce, in a with a few colls of

their

there being abont twenty assemble at Naylor's Opera-house to-

fifteen (lances was concluded shortly will be given in its entirety with all the

midnight whei1 the party dispersed special scenery and effects. The com pa

ny carries everything necessary to properlv give it as in all the large cities. You will havec%p|,toregrelJt„Jf you miss lid PVPnt i«jkf ip,.$sLst *-hr

this event. To-morrow evening the ClevelandHaverly aggregation of minstrel talent will hold the boards at Naylor's. This is an excellent company and although their third engagement here this season the house wiil oe crowded from top to botto bottom, liilley Emerson, Hughev Dougherty and Burt Sheppard arv with the company.

T®mmv RusselPwill fake the part of "Little Ixrnl Fauntlerov" at Navlor's

.er". ./ next Weduesdav evening, this being his

whether°he hL£l!

in the city yestordav visiting his brother, is that she speaks rather broken, and a\enue and 'liow street, to cost $000. I Mr. Charles K. Hviand. maybe people didn't understand what Oaniel Ndenetick has been granted a

nilfht t0 appear The

from saw* W were coming up town one day g^atg commence Mondavmorning at But this week and she saw John Taylor shav- ton's, •i: v:« John had

ing a man at his barber-shop. onn nail The Norcros* Opera Com pan have

M?day

in a

characteristics of the man who pany has been granted a {eimit to ereet

while Mr. Nipj»ert was

Miss Anna Hoffman, of ^*22 Ohio street, president of the nail works a voung man waterworks buildings. The cost of the

new

PaX principal and interest. I

structures is to be S(i,000.

lu sieaking of Mr. Nippert, a gentle- fare the health, and this cannot be better done than by buying good Shoes and Overshoes. Stein it Hecklesburg

Polytechnic and its needs. 'Dp ifhdftle-1 nesg of prices. man said that while Mr. ^d promTtft^K

WHS minis

and is a nit lk'au

MQI

xle

ument

vtujwstanding

»utuniug mi.,..

am|

-two

'"t

Uockrillc, was

St reuse,

here yesterday. In speakingof the NKWS

he said he was very much pleased with the paper, that lie considered such a paper needed in Terre Haute and that there exists a promising field. lie added that partisan papers colored the news to Mich an extent that they became at times re a

{drinks, a the of a short time the Custom made" and

sample inws in and diniietl him •d into the saloon, him, paid the ver seen 'hair nor:

has been anwited severaltiinwi

£rten

anything he can't

will no! steal

off.

F.a(«iriiit il»# OHIn«nrf. Sufnerinteiwlent and City Marshal Th'Miipson have enuf^t into an agree-1 ment by which the lice will impound the cow« at ntgti a^ *he marshal in the day tin\.

•iS iRrriaar William G. iif VaihwiB Ooonlea..,

T.wmitry He*nel»{ Foirrli«»p. luworv P. Heauchk in has purcliaaed Hverything fresh and just what yon l^ris hotel, at FkHs, HI. He removed Saturday and Sunday at to i*ax£» Yecterday anh! took chains of tbe ,* property immedi Pam bn» borne in

the Pari* hotel, at tVxK 111 He removed

order, guaranteed to fit, for upwards. Belknap, .Johnson .li'... i.

ana

Powells umbrellas. Earl Wil-

uiiit6u uj)on the |son 8 and Coon ct Go's linncn collars and

Order your groceries of Jeff D. Morris, Telephone 146.

Rubber Stamps at 10 S. 5th St Ford's fine fashionable fits.

OLD DOMINION COFFEE.

Jeff Morris has freshest groceries in market.

For best fitting ing, Ford's.

OLD DOMINION COFFEE.

the best at A. C. Ford's 521 Main street.

Suhttribt for Ox Nttn.

OROCKRtBS.

iMfl

8, !889.

*dvl|Ilcl.

^ate "ater

J-J Buildiuir Permllsr

1 was ashamed and did Win. Fathauer has been granted a per-!

mit erect a

ou 1,1

one*8tor'

One thing lam thankful tor «n ourth street, between Washington

frame

SPARE RIBS, TENDERLOINS: SAUSAGE,

fef-

'WM-.

PIGS FEET.

POULTRY,

CRANBERRIES, CELERY, QUINCES.

prop€»ty immediate^ Miller'sS

.BbKtky'CooM^., I NO. 515 BiAIN ST^i

POPULAR GROCKRy

--V ..... v°rk toxes, handkerchief ami glove boxe.s sachet novelties, real Duchess l.ure KS w*£1

dwelling

.,W!!-

ing on lnird avenue, l»etween Sixteenth I

I'fi^'k filter house and a pumping house

on lts

ground near the location of the old

I Neckwear from the leading houses of this country and Europe. Underwear of jn all descriptions in complete scale of sizes

l'ie se^

A K. I. R.

tickets

Terre Haute to Chicago and return at $7.1.", good returning until the fifth day after the day of saie, on account of the American Horse show and American Fat Stock show. R. A. CAMPBELL,

General Agent.

The streets of the city were in a terrible condition during the last week, and all the crossings were covered|with mud to a depth that will mak«a shoe change color inost decidedly. This condition makes evident the necessity for taking excellent

?n,d evenings but will 1 Handkerchiefs, andyke }xiut neck laces, ruehings. veilinas ami mull ties auuu^t Put

^ie season. the latest arrivals at

ml vertisf ng

[orris has^avery•ou want in the line. Telephone

A. K. HESS.

the the

If you want the best 25-cent scarf in town come to us. If you want ih best 50-cent scarf in the state come to us.

If you 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 HUNTER & Co.

1 now have my line of underwear in stock, and it is a large one, of well selected goods at prices that cannot be touched. That's all I have to say.

SCHI.UER, the Hatterj

Telephone Jeff Morris, No. 140, for the finest and freshest groceries.

ESS & WISKLY

—ixct,rms«.—

BILLY EMERSON, HUOHEY DOUOHIHTV, BUST SHEPPARO, BANKS WINTEKS. Sale of Seat# now I'rojcreMiiBR. lYiecs, 25 ct»to

B^lle qf 5arato^a

A Resetifal OfM-m will foe Given it rvm'ttft*

Tlll'RSDAV. NOVEMBER

-?^.1

I1ERZ' BAZAR.

Herz' Bulletin!

JUST OPENED!

One case of 1 Allies' Camel llair Vests and Pants, which were made to sell at on? dollar. We put them on our Underwear counter

They are' a genuine bargain and will sell fast." Our 25c. ladie^ wool hos, an» grand values. Resell the l^st childrens's hose for the money aud have the largest assortment to select from. Some new things iu toilet set*, manicure set*,

HERZ'BAZAR,

Nos. 512 and 514 Wabash Avenue.

CLOTIUXW, KTC.

THE BEST VALVES EVKB (Ift'EREI)

A CARD.

Kighl dillerout istj

1-ouru'vii d'fiVrcui

$7-5°

One-Price Clothiers, llatlers and Furnishers, Xu. 525 .Main Street.

1*. S.—All (ioods marked in plain ligures.

ALL WOOL I'A NTs,

AI'I'l.K ATION FOll MC'ICNNK. 1

NOTIC'f.K—The

subscriber hereby notlfle* the

voters of Harrison townnhlp that he wilt BIF)ly to the Bonn! of roinmiMxioncrH of

AMUSEMENTS.

'NAYLOR'S OPERA HOUSE!

TO-NIGHT !-=3S«r The Operatic E* cut.

cloth- CONRIED'S OPERA COMI'ANV.

I'reseutinu the new P.omantle Oi»era.

E I N

S O O I

«WT A few choice watH left.

NAYLOR'S

Saturday Eve., Novemlwr oth, Til i: CliKV f-l« A Kit I,

MINSTREL COMPANY

ALL WOOL PANTS AT 619 Main st.

BLANK BOOK MAKERS ANI) BINDERS.

BLANK

AAAJkJk? a IUUIj WT524 MAIN

14th

PROFESSOR B1TK0WITZ ASD PI PILS. ProMtiiPBt ntlnfrnln fbr A lUrf Trwil l« the Mn*tr«l Praplf •f Trm HfHUf. ... -•... r.tfrjiMj iff rod th# Prrform-

in the lead,

Alwe^ya

Jeff Morris, leading

Telephone 146.

cery,

w»nt:

Prof. Bokowfte ha» opened rooemi" at 23 South Sixth street, where he will receive pupils in voice oil tore, instru-

music, harmony and langoagee.

•. *-ti *..w y*«w*»*

I THE DAH NEWS I THE DAILY NEWS

cts. Each.

prici

BUSINESS SUITS!

lo,

nil iilihulutvlN new,

j.,

HALF DRESS SUITS!

vl\.le^vjf

fo, il\ i.n^LAO.l,

suits sold at U'S,K than Sio".

htill tlrcs.s Miiu, elc^rtuilv unulv, fonnov iirleps not less thnu Si::.

DRESS SUITS!

Fliu' corkscrew

XOIM of

over Central Book

Workinu, Men

V(KO

county, ai their Dm-mber term, 1880. for Heeiine to sell intoxicating, vinous, mait an1 spiritous liquors in less quantities thnn a quart nt a time, with the privilege to allow the same to be 1nink my premise!*. The plat of bu»ineas and premises whereon salil liquors are to be fold ami'drank are located on lot No, .'500 north Fourteenth street, in Terre Haute, 11 I Min townahip. JOHN I'RKl.IJ*

It is in favor of economic adtnioMra-

tionof city and county affairs and for

this reason should be r»»ad and supported

by every taxpayer.

THE PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE

.very workingman should read the

Xsw

fiecarise it j^ives them infornmtion in

which they ire infereKte«l.

Uecaraie it is friendly to their internet.

fiecause it gives them all the news.

Becanseit uf .,

gro

ONLY TF

-*h

$9.00

it* sold hoforc nt $10, umV^T.Mt.

Handsomer garments at $12 and $M, none of whi. sohl before f«»r lews than SIS. Our overcoat sale continues this week with increased attractions. A cordial invitation extended to all to look through our cHtablislniient before purchasing.

JAMKS \Vr.HKI.Y,

BOOK MAKERS and BINDERS,

8TKKKT,

8toro.-*«

II N E W S

A N

Should suljscribe for the New*. It in de

voted to the iuicrcats of 11 citv, re-

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mdott