The Daily Democrat from Huntington, Indiana • Page 3

The Daily Democrat LOCAL NUGGETS Gathered iniGirnercd for the Dem- ocrat's Readers. Qo to Stnlta A titults for a good livery rig. 214-2v. Don't miss the holiday attraction at opera house Friday night. Harry Williams and wife, of Chicago, are visiting in the city.

W. H. Cool man has been elected trustee of the Etna avenue U. B. church.

Mrs. M. Blackburn will spend the holidays with her Bister at Indianapolis. Tae world renowned Youman's stiff and soft hats always In stock at the People's. 211-tf Mrs.

J. Fendner and children, of Rushvllle, Ind are guests of the family of J.Gemmer. The famous "Manhattan" full dress shirts to be found only at the People's. Come and see them. 212tf The Riverside Exchange will set a free lunch tonight.

All the delicacies of the seaton will be served. Handsome smoking jackets and morning gowns, just the thing for a 'Christmas present, to be found at the People's. 21ltf The person sending a package to H. Schoenfold, M. Mlamls-- burg, will please call at tbe postofflce.

The reason wo name Saturday for our Bankrupt sale of overcoats is to give the farmers a chance. 27-112 tf D. Marx. Bel ton A Krone will serve wild goose, wild duck, at their saloon near the C. A E.

tonight. Call and see them. 8cotch Plaid and all other new and pretty designs, in scarf, puff and. four-in-hand ties just received at the People's. 2111 The postoffice will be open to-; -morrow, Christmas, from 8 to 10 o'ock a.

m. and from 4 to 5 o'clock p. m. and the same on New Year's 5 day. The beat Iron and steel sled manufactured, given to the purchasers of every boy's suit and over- coat amounting to $5.00 or more at the People's.

211tf Prof. Allen Moore and family, of Chilllcothe, are expected here on Christmas "night to remain over Sunday with Mr. Moore's par- ents at Maple Grove. Dr. Yingling's method of treat Ing diseases of the nose, throat, bronchia and lungs, Including catarrhal deafness and hay lever Is giving the best of results.

117-1? Money to loan on farm and city property. Long time, 6 per cent. Interest. Inquire of Z. T.Dungan at his office opposite the Huntington, Ind.

court 97-A8tf I The Prohibitionists of this will hold a meeting at the court house, on Saturday January 1891, at 10:30 o'clock for the purpose of selecting county and township committees. The bricklayer's and stone ma- son's union No. 10, of Huntington, will bold a meeting Saturday, December "27th, at 7:30 o'clock p. for the purpose of electing officers. All members are requested to be present.

formerly of Jackson township, who has been in the west for a long time, called at this office yesterday morning and ordered Tub Dkmocrjlt sent to him at Nevada-City, Mo. He says be is going there to dispose of his property so he can move bacfc to Huntington county which Is enough for him. His many friends will be glad to have him back here among them again. r-An exchange makes a suggestion of a Christmas game that, if played, will afford the players more real enjoyment than anything else that can be done. When you ge op- tomorrow moraine, prepare a basket of good things and send it to some poor family who otherwise would not be able to have a Christmas dinner.

Put In also some nice presents and candy for their little children, that they too may be able to appreciate the meaning of Christ-. mas. It is a game in which the giver Is always the winner and if generally played would make any community a happy one. John Kase, the well known manufacturer, has placed a new brand of five cent cigars on the market that are. very floe and- faat becoming popular.

port lithe brand of the cigar and as it it-clear Havana filler it appeals to he hiehett taste of the discriminating snioner, and not quailed by apy nickle cigar now in the market, lie also manufactures the celebrat '1 Tiump and Aroma nds all are' first class, and have attained a wlae reputa-for quality. These goods are rrlor of home man u-f i urN union made, and the smok-i. fra should freere onto tena" do in their power to partof Dunt "ficturlng See the Social Session com pany Friday night. i'-. A fine line of holiday, goods at Bush's.

217-tf For the finest bread In the jelty call at the Empire bakery. 224-2 fc The 200 overcoats at the bank rupt sale of D. Marx are immense. 206-tf -j For all sorts of Christmas cakes call at the Empire bakery, 224-2t Best line of gent's underwear ever shown in- Huntington at the People's. jl' 211tf Nobby silk, linen, black" and initial handkerchiefs in endless ya riety at the People's.

211tf The celebrated Holzerman stomach bitters for sale at the Lime City Saloon. 182-60H Joseph Buck, of Newcastle, Ind- is here to! visit his aunt, Mrs. William John! 'for a few days. Complete tine of latest styles in Ex. W.

and Coon A Co. collars and cuffs, always at the People's. 211tf Smoke the "i manufac tured by John Kase. The best union made nickle cigar In the city. 222-8 1 Harry Tobey, of tLogrsnsport, and Miss.

Neta Fisher, of Mtrlon, are visiting Mrs.1 John May ue, on the south sidej -i Celebrated gents boulevard and Napoleon dress gloves, an elegant present for the cents at the Pro- pie's. 2lltf Drs. H. C. Hess, of Blue Island, I1L, P.

T. Rosej and T. M. Hicks, of untcago, will be Christmas visitors with Dr. Cory, 'of this city.

For a Christmas present noth Ing would be better VS86S. than a fine pair of bronze A laree va I 217-tf riety at Bush's. Seventy-five patent ironing for sale cheap for cash Former price 25, will sell for $1 each, at Martin Bon's factory, 20- -j fUf: The Episcopal Sabbath school will have theirj Christmas exercises In the Clayton block, second floor, front Voom, this (Wednesday) evening atf 7:30 o'clock. i The best Iron and steel sled 'given to theu purchaser of every boy's suit and overcoat amounting to $5.00 or more at tbePeople's. 211tf Mother's bring your boys next Saturday for their overcoats.

Bring them all in you onljr need a little money to fit them all out at 27-112tf fi; Makx's. You can get lease's cigars, the Aroma, Sport, Trump and Eagle brands at every' cigar stand in the Call for them and help your home dealer. i 222 St Fob sjlle. A farm of about 76 including a brick-yard plant. one mile nortn or ununeton.

on Goshen road. Will sell on reason able terms to suit purchaser. For farther Information call' on J. B. Kenner.

Sada Bolikgeb. 222-6t wit M'i; The Huntington Standard band made its first appearance in public last night when, it played for -the concert at the Catholic school hall. That the boys are progressing finely in the musical art is evident from the excellent ma sic they rendered both on; the street and In the hall. It is. hoped they will make frequent appear ances and continue to Improve.

The breath of a chronic catarrh patient Is often bo offensive that he becomes an object, of dis gust. After a1 time ulceration sets In, the spongy bones are attacked and frequently entirely destroyed. A constant source of discomfort is the. dripping of the pcrulent secretions into the throat, sometimes producing inveterate bronchitis, which In Its turn has been the exciting cause- of pulmonary disease. The brilliant; results which have attended Its use for years post properly' designate Ely'a Cream Balm as by far the best and only cure.

i dAw There is now a prospect of a reorganization of the city orchestra in this city. JProf. Walter Koe-nig, a master of both violin and piano, Is in the city and by use of the. proper: inducements and encouragement will take charge of the orchestra and make It one of the best to be found. He is also a very fine piano player and Is teacher on both! For a long time he played first violin with the great Theodore Thomas orchestra, but; lately has been musical' director; of opera com paniet.

Huntington has good mu-siiana and plenty of -excellent' ma-pVlaI for en orchestra and there Is no city in Indiana that needs such an organization! more than this. We hope see the music loving people give the 'matter their In-couregement. If he decides to locate, here, Prof will open a school of instructions In violin aifd pikno music, something that will be a great benefit a3 it would certainly draw scholars from surrounding towns as well 3 from this city. Prof. IToeniar will render a violin at the Ocfd Fellows enter! Friary "ill Zzit I Tomorrow Is Christmas.

The Democbat wishes all Its readers and friends a Herry Christ mas and Happy Hew Year. Ton need not expect a paper tomorrow as hone wilt be Don't miss the street concert Friday afternoon, Attending funerals a specialty. Stulta A Stults; 214-2 Rev. Father Buchhite, was in Fort Wayne yesterday. Miss Charlotte Trovlngtr went to Cincinnati thin forenoon.

Attend the great bankrupt sale of clothing at D.Marx.. 206-tl 1 1 choice California wines for sale at the Lime City saloon. 167160 Horses boarded by thd week or day. Stults. 214-2 Five brands of oysters for the holidays at the Empire bakery, i (224 2t I Henry Liittie and sister, Miss today tor, a visit to Cincinnati.

Robert Malloy, will be over from Marion, Ohio, to spend Xmas ai borne. (For good work go to Cook 4 Nix's baiber shop, over Snyder's soe store An elegant line if silk and sat in suspenders for the holiday trade at the People's. 21ttf: Msss Anna Hawley, cf Frash's store, will ppend Christmas at her home in Kenton, Ohio. Don't fail to see the line of fine etchings st Lynn, Lfedy A Daugherty. fL.

lA new boy was born at tbe home of Conductor G. B. M. Sewell on First street. last night.

I An album makes a handsome Christmas present. A full- line at Bush's. 7" i Come out rriday afternoon a 2 o'clock and hear tbe street con cert by the Black Hussar Band. Andy Eieenhauer, of Fort i i Wayne' will be down tomorrow to ppend Christmas with nis parents. -Have your seats reserved for Holiday attraction "A Social Bes sion" at opera bouse Friday night.

Every overcoat must be sold before Chtistmas at our house. Prices to suit yourself, at D.Marx's 27-1 12 tf J. A great line of winter flanne shirts in pretty patterns of the Eagle, Manhattan and Brekaw makes at the People's. 211tf 4-Mrsi N. lu KIdd will be found 11 I i at her office on Market 8t where she will welcome all desiring mas- sage and magnetic treatment.

199 i-Mrs. arrivedj here this afternoon and will spend the holidays with her sons, Jamea and Etna 1 When you want a good smoke call for the Sport, Tramp, Eagle or Aroma cigars all home make, union label, and equal to the best. 222-8ti All the latest styles In stiff and soft hats, Including the Youraans, Dunlap, Knox, Miller and Stetson blocks jnst received at the People's. 211-tf 4-Foa BAiac 75 perch of build ing stone at 60 cents per perch; seven years' Old pony; good mule, warranted to pnlL 204-tf Martin Son. Floral Chapter No.

75 O. E. 8 will hold its annual election offi cers Thursday, December 25th, 1890. It is requested that all members be present, I 'v Ij Eliza, Weight, Sec Highest, cash price paid for used carpets and house hold goods, i Entire furniture of private residence, purchased with out; delay. Address, Wit.

Lahubte on South Jefferson 201rlm The rumor comes from a relia i i ble: source that Marshall Bennett was scalped by the Bed Men last night snd that W. H. Mosher helped to commit the crime. It has not yet been learned whether or not Marshal Bpsebrough is look ing for him. rW.

A. Branyan, prosecuting at torney of the circuit composed of Wells and Huntington counties, was In the city last evening en-route from Blufftnn, where he bad been attending the trial of John Biberryj the man convicted of man slaughter. Fort Wayne Gazette. A Social i Session which wilt be seen at the opera house Fri day night, played In Wabash about two weeks ago. In reply to a let ter of Inquiry manager Besebrougb has been assured by Harter Bros, managers of Wabash opera bouse, that the company gave good satis faction.

The; Black Hussar Band car ried by the Social Session company, is without doubt the finest musical organization on the road. It cer tainly is tho best ba that has; ever visited the PaciSc coast, with tb9 exception partiap3 of GU trior eV farnon3 band; but considering the narsbsr cf performers It cannot be V7tzt 13 trua cf tha USED A SHOT GUN. A Shootin? Scrare at' Anirsvs in Which Nobody T7as Bad- A report reached here last night that a murder had been committed at Andre ws but the facts are that a shooting occurred in-; which no body was seriously Injured. For a long time bad blood" has existed between Henry Sellers, son of Jacob Sellers, and Friend Swartx, both ot Andrews. -Jt did not terminate In trouble, however, until yesterday.

In the forenoon Sellers was seen around Swart'z house with a revolver, but went away again. About noon ne re turned and 8 warts was-Informed of it by his wife who said she saw Sellers on the outside of the fence. When Hwartx went to the door his wife handed him a shot gun and Sellers, upon Being it, started to run, but Swartz fired Just the same; The gun was loaded with small shot, several of which struck Sellers in the. face but inflicting no serious wounds. -f Swartz was arrested and taken before Esquire Lambert who bound him over for his appearance at court.

It Is said that Sellers will be arrested also for trespass. FELL FROM A WAGON. Young Man Is Badly Hurt by a I I i Heavily Loaded Wagon Passing Uvj OvirHim. It A terrible accident happened to! George rAItman, son of Henry -Alt- man, of Warren township, this morning. He was bringing a load of staves to this city and rode on top of the load.

When he was on Jefferson street, in front oi thai city school he lost his balance and fell down the side of the wagon. When he struck the ground he rolled under the wagon wheels which passed over his body from the left shoulder to near the right hip. His right arm was broken near the wi 1st and he is also badly Injured tnf avn.llv -I He was picked up by Mr. J. F.

W. Kaufman, who was following him in a buggy and whotook him to Dr. McLIn's office where "his In juries were attended to, A Grand The latest parade on record In warren township is that ci an ag gregation; that came through Bracken a few days aso and spread its canvas in the GuffinT It consisted of sevens biarsfifteen horses and twenty Their first performance was to go through the neighborhood in search of hay, straw, corn, flour, saur kraut, specie, which the people gave to see the bears; dance. The show was rather expensive for the people, however, as the company also visit ed smoke houses and other places. The occurrence raised lots of ex citement ana matters oecame so warm for the gang that they finally packed their tents and left.

The boys In that neighborhood say it I would not be healthy for another like gang to come there as they fined this one and will do it again. Sunday School Officers. The officers and teachers of the Evangelical Sunday school met Sunday afternoon, and reelected omcera ror tne ensuing. year, as follows: J. Beverly, Superintendent Ella Overholt, Assistant Superin tendent.

1 J. D. Lininger, Treasurer, Jennie Welker, Secretary. liza Gerard, Assistant Secre tary. vV-'IA Myrtle Lighthlzer, Librarian.

Ada Bee chlng, Assistant Ldbrari- Laura Day, Organist. i School Report. Report of the Joint High School of Roanoke and Jackson i township for the three months ending De- cemberl9th. The school opened Sept. 29, with twenty-five pupils.

Since then 1 seven new pupils have entered making a total of thirty-two pu pils at present. The per cent, of attendance Is ninety-seven. Twenty pupils have been present every day. J. B.

DsAbmxtt, Principal. Fob Sauk. A second-hand piano, in good condition." Inquire at this dfflee. 255-tf Mrs. Dr.

Ervin T7right went to Indianapolis today to spend the holidays with her I. L. Shipley, the bridge car penter wno naa ms teg oroKen a days ago at Clearcreek, was taken home to Dlsko today. Huntington Labor Union No. 5270 will have a meeting at K.

of L. hall on Friday evening. Every member is requeited to be present. I Regular meeting of Revoy Council occurs Thursday evening i December Eotn. All members are rnestly requested to be present tV.zro vill be adoption vrcrlr.

J.U Our stock being for ihe Holiday trade. The goods we have to offer are all new and first-class in every particular. These good -will be sold at these prices for this sale only. i- urn TLTTT1 1 OIOAKS Must go if prices will do the work. Our Cloth Newmarkets, Jackets and Plush Wraps marked away down for this sale.

DRESS GOODS. Our stock of Black Henrietta, Serges, Plaids and Plain Cloth were ne.ver so complete as at the present time. I Dress Robes $5.50, $10, 12.50, reduced ftom $7.50, $12150, $15.00 The newest things in the market at the very lowest priees. Heavy Grosgraia Ribbon double satin edge, 7-9-12-16, 9c per yard, No. per yard.

t- i 09 8 2 si 09 El C3 CD I VI r- C3 C9 k-i V. I UJU 5 CD 1 2. 1 1 CD 3 M. Wmmim Tinus'aally largo, xro have DOMESTICS. We have placed on sale one lot of standard prints at 40.

per yard. Also best Indigo blue calico at 5 cents per yard. T' One lot SicUUan cloth at 7c worrit ioc. i- i i 1 FLANNELS. r-:" We have just received a special lot of Medicated Scarlet Flannel to close out at worth 35c.

Flannel Shirts. 79c, former price $1.00. $105; former price $1.25. Good whi'c xo 4 Blanket 79c. per pair.

Good colored X0-4 Blanket 89c per pair. 1 I He can't thk; fins mm 1 i SUITS, OVERCOATS AMD- GEHTS' URHISHEKTCS 'They are effering for sale make such purchases that you cannot resist the temptation to buy. Elegant Prince Albert Suits, Finely, made an4l trimmed. Elegant 1 in all the late and stylish patterns. Business Suits, 1.

In endless variety. 1 -s. Full and select line of Black Oheviot, Helton and cotch Suits 1 i In all styles. Boy's Suits and Overcoats, That are ofTered at astonishing prices. stock of stiff aid soft hats Knox, Miller and Sutson Block.

LJ UB determined to civo FURS. We have a beautiful line of hurt in Capes, Sets and Single Pieces. Fur Sets, $5.00, reduced from $7.50. fiiilkercMsfs ul niflers. We have the lavgest and chea line ever shown in the Fat to compote with.

display or desirable and sensible -Holiday 1 including the Youroans, Dunlap, 1118 Qi7 UUI 1 I i 1 mm. the fine sled we are giving with every boy's wintei Oveiy coat amounting to 'or over. 1 POLD LEYY,.