Daily News, Franklin, Johnson County, 9 November 1889 — Page 4

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Wajisjkotox. D. C.. November s.~Indication* for uhio, Indiana. Illinol* Rain, cnAer, v«r Sable Wind*. I

In our Overcoat Tern- Haute.

We shall continue pmvhafted of

VIY1

boys'

CIO

thing.

Si.50

$2, $3, $4 and $5.

pounds line yellow sugar. 11 pounds soft white sugar.......... l:t pounds confectioners A sttgstr for

jHJUtt |HHin

V* tHunds

granulated sugar tor

MEN'S SUITS AND OVEKCOATS.

NO SENTIMENT!

In Business. People Don't Come to

PIXLEY & COMPANY'S

Ik-eaime they like them better than other dealers, but because they have found— and other* are discovering the same thing—that they get better value, pay out less of their earning* a»d save their money, thereby obtaining greater returns than ran be had elsewhere. Our entire establishment bristles with bargains until they eland out like rjuills ujon the fretful poretipine.

Tis High Tide

Hams, Kingau's stvgar cttrni. per pound Puvakfast Uicou. Ktngan sugar cured, pound..

Hams, Kingan'ssuii Povakfikst Uicou. Kn slumlders, ingivu Kngbslyntred, pet

New canned gi«ds of all k»ntls, New Kvaporatcd and I tisbced 1 eacttes New Ondam stemhjss misins per j*mnd.

New S^hmIIcss Haisins. Codfish, old (ushion, ,b«m\v I'mckwheat Flour, new. lU»st assorted line ol Tea« in tl»» Hitter's Apple lUdtet. Pickle*! P^ 1'^'-

V-/WI I Vivvvv

ti WlLt aM rrwul^n'

Corner ol

IIKS-s

PIXLEY & CO.

deparuienL Come ealrly and 'earn who sells the Overcoats in

OUR GREAT (ilFT.

pr«9*«nt a Parlor Pistol and Target with every boy's suit

PIXLEY & CO,

l.oi llINt El

is not only the sale ol to-day we seek, but your confi

dence and continued trade that will make the future even

more brilliantly successful than the past. livery day unfolds

new opportunities to still further stimulate the lar^e business

we enjoy, and just so often do we improve our standard that

guarantees you low prices past all parallel.

This season funis us fully prepared with the largest stock

ol clothing and gents' furnishings ever shown. We have an

all wool man's overcoat at $5. Come and

see

LEADING ONK-PHIOE CLOTHIERS,

frfig*. FOURTH AND MAIN STREETS.

UOt KHI

Shi^ Day f^evu priees

uind

-it v.

W.W'.CLIVL 631 Wabasli Ave. Jerre Haute

PKASIXU MTI.L.

Cl.IFT & WILLIAMS COMPANY.

Sash, Doors, Blinds, Etc.,

•AND PKALKRS IS

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

Ninth and Mulberry Streets, Terre Haute. Ind.

HOOK A KltS AN HIM»KlUl*.

11 ESS & WISF.LY.B^^^^?^^

our display ol

Special values in boys' overcoats at 98c,

.$1 00

1 (K) I 00 Mc 14c

("LIFT, Semtwry *nd Trowttrw.

PERSONAL AND tlETY.

James Ross is very ill. Miss Xadine Perryman, forth Eighth street, is very ill. 3Irs. Elizabeth Mattox I yestenLa** for Logansport on a visit.

Wee Campbell has retuvl from *jhort visit in Sullivan. Mrs. Newman, of Indianaljg. i.s visit-, ing her sister, Mrs. Bngb, of 5-th Eighty

street. Bruce Higgins, of Tenneisslwho ha

Sunday with friends. HMrs. Caldwell, of St. I/mi l«en visiting Mrs. Elizalieth yesterday for Logansport. it is rumored that

clerk in one of the Vane

here is soon to marry one ofTerllaut prettiest and most fashionable png •lies.

James Townley, of Kansas Ciqwas the city yesterday. He is on h&ay Pittsburgh, Pa., and stopped her£0* his brother.

Mr.and Mrs. Eshman.of

They are the guests of -fi.

4. The circle was entertained bif

Lizzie Plauett, and the programr exercises was appropriate and entering. Misses Jennie Bell and ife Bardsley sang a duet ami Miss Woo read "Bryant's Reminiscences."' "Ilers," from I'.rvant, was another e»taining selection, and Miss Bell favld the party with a lieautiful solo. ie remainder of the programme consisted oersonations of historical characty Roman history, refreshments, and rades.

LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mr. Oscar Yeach, of Nichols* coo shops, cut. off the small toe of one

with an adz while at work Wednes* evening. The usual old advertisements begin I appear again in the papers by the wa\ circulars and other ways, annoum I grer.t reductions in clothing, selling les« than cost and all such humbu

Those kind of houses mar do business glory, or may have too much money want to be public benefactors, but hardly believe that the public is too v| educated and too smart as to believe such humbugs. Ooodman Hirsch the old reliable clothiers, don't want make people believe anything that is tirely unworthy of belief, hut they positively assure the readers of this pa that no house in the State of Indiana better prepared to suit everybody need of a suit or overcoat, and no ho in this country will or can sell for than thev do.

Pol(f I'ickliiKX.

Then* was an amusing case up Mavor lanaldson this morning named Mrs. O'Brien was on prosecute another lady who was Mrs lerbv. The plaintiit alleg the defentlant had pmvoked

most

shameful manner and she the scene a little girl, a ml-e.ved and a shabbily-clad man with a umbrella, all of whom testified plaintiff's favor. When the d£ took the stand a denial of the alp| made against her was forth com avowed with an emphatic stam imn that she never uttered her life and that the statemetf*i efftrct that she had done so was imons falsehockt. "Can I have a won!? inter I man with the broken umbrella. saitl his Honor. •Hhe says," iKiran the wituC:

121

TERRE HAUTE DAIL-NEWS. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER9, !889.

•k|w

to-be

Patrolman llinton is report sick. Wm.* Alexander was tine/ j/ Pn court this morning for dru£^vo

figures on the police docket qun ouentlv owing to a habit dulging within himsell a grcaUM-quaU of lvd^ve than he is capable of carrttj^go

about. llenrv ScoH, Thomas Thompson? Morton were jailed yest&v evening on the charge of larceny accused of stealing iron

Walter

along tin

Four tracks and about the buddings from 1» to

bovs range in age Tins morning the mother of one ot put in an appearance at

1 never iuv

Mavor "that I never my hs much 'cussitv from any on«?a^

the

Thr riw»r Turin Wu rnorkv Hie county oommip-'-ars for ifee wst ln day two haw had "tf ,t.tt«k-5aUon dt tw« of -5«- rii. .nsforj provision of m»«f water works at t!« poor thtue oi

phtna

»n engine engine tshiieh nu« f*b«: |ten*al^e pk** «C maetum

a.' ,'k*

a greater expenditure than the commissioners care to assume, would be necessitated by the adoption of either of the plans in question. The commissioners are now of the opinion that they will erect a large tank at a considerable altitude above the poor farm buildings, so that gravitation may be taken advantage of as a foroe to throw water. They consider that ample fire protection would be thus afforded.

DEFIES THE COUNCIL.

lM. |(l|j(.P

been visiting .Sam Brevo and^nily, hse ibo (Council's instructions. returned home. night in Mayor Daualdson's offiee Walter M. Knapp, of We^ld. 11^ occurred a special session of the police will arrive in the city to-day* spend boani to take some'action on a resolution

city to-da

Boanl Deliberately Ignore*

passed at the last meeting of the council

ho his requiring the enforcement of the 11 t«tx,

er Oviock

presided at the meeting, and Storz,

P0,Pl1 y°u4-r Walsh, Hvbarger. Stout and Ihvver were laliakHces The meeting did not last long. present.

soon to wed one oi the city sc^] teacfi- \vben jt was called toorder the chairman era. A handsome

tl'

les, Cal., former] of this city, 4 hei*

stated that the object for which they had

young railroa^fiioi^ assembled was to take action on

the resolution above mentioned, and he went on to recommend that the council's instructions le I of «yed by the lKard, saying that he was in favor of such proceedure and saw no othwr alternative. The mayor having make his opening remarks, Walsh said that several members of the council had voted for the resolution's passage under

a mjstaked

on a visit to relatives and I idea that it wouUl be unjust to enforce ity. They have been in .uropetl gg},] javYg tefore the council could have summer and stopped en rmUe toni-

another

an,V

The Water Works Iliiildiiipi. Barnard Dougherty has been awarded the contract for making the excavations for the new filter house for the new water works. The work was begun at noon Thursday, but has been seriously interfered with by the weather. Kussell^ Revel who have the contract for the brick work and masonry, are anxious to begin work as soon as the excavations are completed in order to finish the work before cold vyeather.

tioodman & Hirschler, the leading clothing house in Terre Haute, are enjoying au immense bit' trade again this fall. They have added more tailors and yet are always crowded with orders away ahead. course it is a well known fact that Goodman A: Hirschler's is the tailoring house of the town. They show the largest and lest assortment in piece goods and turn out as good fitting garments as any house in the country. 1 Leave your measure with them and be sure of a perfect tit.

WILLIAM'S RESTAURANT.

IS THE PLACE.

They serve nicely. Kvcryt.hing served in style. Fine dining parlor up-stairs and to the weai'y a fine parlor on the first floor.

We aim to please. We serve the best ill the market.

FIRST noun sorrii OF NATIONALmiiist:. IdOME-MADE CANDIES,

user s.

rt i»

SXOCliSlOXS TO CHICAGO. ir trains arriving in Chicago, Novem5th, 7th. pJth. 14th, Kith, 18th and 'he C. K. I. K. It. will sell tickets ipire Haute to (-hicago and return at $7.-15, good returning until the fifth dav after the day of sale, on account of the American Horse show and American Fat

l£kj$toek

the policed-

tion to make a talk in favor of hcm who, she said, was tempted to was not right Wv his w.Miior tu'conj The mother took up. a pwition corridor of the city building. nctf«i Police Court door, and there,

and wailing like a lost soul, she ored to move the cranite hearts Stout and Mai-shal Thoni}»son and|p% her sons ivlease. The phi" f*?f|H work auvthiug like a eliarni, onlv point the woman gamed ret|uest t« be allow^l to see her the jail.

show. K. A. CA MPBKLL, General Agent.

^Neckwear troin the leading houses of country and Ltirope. nderwear of ill descriptions in complete scale of sizcrs. hirts to order, guaranteed to fit. for .2r and upwards. PnMknap, .fohn«on itn.l Powell's umbrellas. ICarl Willi's and Coon it Co's linnen collars and lis. Furnishing pods of all kinds, tier and cheaper than any house in the

Jam

lis

of. Iiukowitz has opened rooms at ^)uth Sixth street, where he will ?ive pupils in voice culture, instru»tal music, harmony and classes tern languages.

FANCY FRUITS

liaskets in large supply at F.iser's.

^jybber Stamps at 10 S. 5th St ord's fine fashionable

|1 DOMINION COFFEE.

iff Morris has est groceries in tket.

have heard wme out of her ufj* This evident having i»een£* gmat i»emp of demeanor 1IvL •s

man with the broken Mavor ann -d fVni that the diu ^nt 1.. 1 bro«t mm no witnwt^ to prow her if shoo Id have to declare herv of .i ttmntt 5ki Ml tVOultl

liave.

tkl

mxke her fine as light as

vrouldivfr^iii from includif

Tt»e Rne^td de:

"vltr .' Ma"-nr masnaninv. •moantfl |to $ll.m M». IVrbr fWetrtM

I!)*« »s a guarantee ani willing to I

day

and Sunday law. The Mayor

onl-v

impression and advocated the

meeting and reconsider the mat-

If-1 ter. Out of this able espouse of the

amuel 1. Keese. 1 liquor men's cause gix'w a resolution, The BrvantChatauquaCirclecelehUl winch was passed, to suspend operations memorial day in a manner beiittintl* until after the next meeting of the counoccasion on Monday evening, NovA#-

eji.

Hi'ntki

$5-00

$7-5°

the the

best fitting cloth'ord's.

»MINION COFFEE.

''Qe of underwear in 1

is large one, of well »eprices thai cannot lie

and

tli» eoets

hats all I have to sav. *cbu-kr. Uie Hatter.

phone Jeff Morris, ^6. for the finest alahest groceries.

«a*

lu'r

.T-EIXtE COFFEE

Joyweir. *n "f an «e an tudas-: and vi alia} lO*

tin-foil packages, deiidona

made and

lade clothing— at A. C. Ford's street.

OpA.Ppifif .Ml Oooda

D«

(Vs.

Order your groceries Jeff D. Morris, Telelone 146.

HERZ

Did vou iret one of those grand

Underwear cheapest at' Ford's.

The streets of the city were in a terrible

GRAND 1'NDERWEAR SAL®

TO-DAY—SATURDAY.

Or. Warner's Health 1'nderwear at Cut Prices.

Ixt 2S0—Toadies' camel's hair vests mid pants, regular price $2. to-day oulv $l.fn0elj jn Ixt 2r0—Best qualitv ladies' camel's hair vests and pants, regular price $2.50,

Lot —Best qualitv natural wool vest and pants, regular price £2..0. to-du* j| f0,

Ixt 215-- Best oualitv white vests and pants, regular price $2.50. to-dav onlv

Best quality white vests and pants, regular price $2.50. to-day only

20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.

$3.98 and $S.OO.

Nos. 512 and 514 Wabash Avenue.

CLOTJllNti. ETC

A CARD.

Kxactlv whut was done in nur oveici»at ileparlmcnt the lirsl pari of this week will be continued in our suit depart nient up (ill Saturday iiiKlU- Many encouraging assurances from all sides convinces us that ottering bigli grade goods at low priecs is correct advertising

condition during the last, week, and all proportv. the (Tossings were covered|with mud a

depth that will make a shew change color1 most, decidedly. This condition makes evident the necessity for taking excellent care of the health, and »!,

iH'tter and

BUSINESS SUITS!

Highl dilVerent style-, all absolutely new. perfectly finished. suits sold at less than SH'.

HALF DRESS SUITS!

Fourteen dill'ercnt Myle- of half dress suits, elegantly made, not less than $i:.

Handsomer garments at $1"_' and £14, none of which sold before Our overcoat sale continues this week with increased attractions. A cordial invitation extended to all to look through our establishment purchasing.

Math tfnpnUhftns-

Goods marked in plain figures.

STOVES.

Zimmerman's Stove Store

(058 WABASH AVENUE)

Call and examine the fine line of Cook and Heating,Staves. Hole agent for the wonderful

CHARTER OAK COOK STOVES.

ALL wool, I* A NTs.

Cannof

the health, and this done than by buving good Shoes Overshoes. Stein it Ilecklesburg invite your attention to their verv large stock. It cannot l»e surjassel in the city in rx»int of excellence of goods and lowness of prices.

Always in the lead, IJeff Morris, leading grocery. Telephone 146

Jeff Morris has everything you want in

the

grocery line. Telephone 146.

OYSTERS, OYSTERS,

J- resh Bulk or can, wholesale or retail at r.jser s.

FOK SALE.

»K S.Vl.H

1 omc* on

r»fn Iltfk.

A WW

KD'I

an«J «thci .-triorie*.

Rt«y Ti*rrn#, ST"! Hot. I •. 'if

ill

isiiiiMi

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F'mil^L*" TKAI.a-ioi, farm. A in ie»

of ton n: *0 jtres

I'.X au'T'lm- /iti"

"jTIONJ

hie |lnt

On Dr. Warner's children's and misses'vests ami pants. One |lot children's tithe law Swiss ribbed vests and pants at a big reduction. *1 colTwenty dozen Jersey ribbed merina vests, regular price 75c, to-day only ^4fal an-

Our camel's hair ladies'vests and pants at t»Vc are the best values ever oOption is for the money. should

BEAVER JACKETS

Wliioli We re S«?Ui nu so Kmsi ,-it 3'resi-

We just opened another supply in black and colors. Our cloak stock has tw£lV'10.'! replenished and a great manv plush and cloth garments arrived during this \vt-o

HERZ' BAZAR

11.-

1 be

tiie in a fed .SSouth thi *1 sen Tal gov lection fed.

tjot-

& sec-

iontr\

pose 01 ..enter-

!*Swhich

ia 1

vcomOgress iX a»«l

Ul,

THE flTfe

4. 0 OP

inner prices

DRESS SUITS!

Fine Corkscrew suits sold before at 510. now $T

Main SI reel.

ALL WOOL PANTS ATJ 019 Main st.

SALE.

mile« iwt

l"OK It EXT

}K,' ^Tl f«riii»li«i or ,,nnm,

street.

roon^.

Apply

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i»f

CHtioii. Apply

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t.a. h«» burtr 1

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Hom«.

Jill»fLE, HAMILTON Js CO.

Cltflof $ «-a 'n :rx'. hf* .i -i M.

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TJ*, v-. ti.,. afotrfrimrmir "Ai.^

•not

county, Ill»,

I lie Citv. 100 arrw in Way tic'

i»iicKr Clii ("In, to "ell or cxcluin'if.* (in

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KIkIiI

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HIDHI.K, HAMILTON* CO f' s.ntl, VJ.-tl,

VAXDAJJA LINK.

ADDITIONAL TRAINS.

I On iwl Utter Monday Nrtri-rnHfr Uth. «rall»« will arrive and Jej«rt tM follrt* «. A KKJVX I RfrM t'.AKf.

im-isi

LINEUP

CHANGE OF TIMK.

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No. b— am No. 1—2 «i jn '21— 3-m j, Ko. 3-" in Nu, luiti night.,,. arrivk FROM «jot. \o.

WE«I,

.10:21 *»1 £10pm JPfaitipm

of Ci )ll th i-t

1 ton BArr»j(^

iu* ,!,*b!

Train# *. %. a ««d 3. run Uilr. AU ••}..• us rtiu j„ So. a?

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r. ^rania tHutin* ban \w.( Je j„.

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arrh hig Tbl»

—tion at llarrlff- I

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and iM a?i' |.

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