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Franklin Daily Herald from Franklin, Indiana • 4

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FRAHKUN DAILY HERALD. W. B. McCOLLOUGH, SRUGGIS City Neighborhood Notvs. MONDAY.

SEPT. 14. MBS. AND DEALER IN Resolved to Die. Franklin ws conaiaerably excited Saturday evening upon a report that a "ulan was found dead 'in a piece of timber laud a lew milas north of town.

As usual in such matters, the report waa vague, and lor a while nothing definite could be aacertained beyond the fact that Coroner John McClellan was called on to inveatigate the affair. Coroner McClellan being found by a reporter of thia paper, the following facts were elicited A man named John L. King, a resident of Indianap olis, a.id a huckster by calling, bad some family troubles at home, his wife and hebaving frequent disagreements. About five weeks ago he suddenly Dog day areover. Making apple butter, Thia cool weather alow, up tbe me len market.

Flies and mosqr toe i are feat disappearing. New canned goods, at SCHOOL BOOKS. AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES. A Line of Wrights Celebrated Perfumery. The Finest in America.

a82 Strickles' a finishing Prer. are THREE DOLLARS, i-eSS $00 CSt! Millinery TER TON FOR PITTSBURG COAL, tax Load Lots. A.B. Colton. The plasterers Maidens house.

I disappeared from home, leaving his Isaac Crowell plastering Lut er I borfpi an(j behind him, and Short's new bourn. taking nothing with him beyond his for 1. clothes. IIu family knew nothing of wemy his whereabouts. Strickler s.

I ue mJe his way to his brother's Extra nice new sorghum jJ hQuge jn Clark toWnahip, this county. at Stnckler's. I King's brother a tenant farmer and Mr John Gordon, of Indianapolis, on Mr. Dunlavys. farm, half vinited the family of Alex.

Turner. I mie norlhwul of School hou-e No. 9, yesterday. Clark township. During bin residence with his broth- Arthur King rn.nife.ted many strange ae-poatoifice, spent yester ay wi I an(j ieriou, thoughts were had and relatives in this city.

as to the propriety and necessity of Will Daugherty, assisted by George I putting him into the asylum or some Freeman and Ohas. Donnell, sold olner pUce of greater security, and sandwiches and chicken at the Old wber9 he might be properly treated. Reuter's meeting, Saturday. Thursday afternoon he disappeared at from his brothers house, without giv- Pure cider vinegar, for pi I intimation of where he was Stricklers. I going to, or what he intended doing.

Jhn Fletcher weighed off of his He did not return that night nor, d.V,.nd,W. wUHt. Whitesides SO head of beef oattleLlarmed. Wprd was sent to hu wife averaging 1 400 each. Mr.

Whitesides in Indianapolis, but nothing was heard thinned them to Indianapolis, and 1 0f Him there since bis departure. iVnm there to New York for export. Hu friends having now become quite alarmed for. his safety, the neighbor The houses of W. R.

Hunt, B. An- booa 0f No. 9 school house waa aroused derson, N. Perry Clark and Lnd parties organised, who James McQuinn, ot Trafalgar, were I tenured the community. entered by thieves, but nothing was gnturday night some of those stolen except a ring from NcQumn and I jn 0 him found his body hang- a revolver and jewelry trom Mr.

Cop- puck, AT ONE HALF The Marked Price. To close out the Busi-' ness. All goods marked plain figures. Millinery Fixtures for Sale:" W.A. McNAUGHTON MILCH COWS FOR SALE.

Call on Ben. Jaooba for some of the beat fresh milch xws. PITTSBURG COAL, Sugar still sold cheap, at ftg.2w Stiicklerb. Why didn't the Sentinel indorse Mr. Cottrelll the morning alter the Demo-crated city convention? Kindergarten.

II 12 children can be secured for the Kindergarten, I will take them for 75 cents per week, which is 25 oents less than the regular prioe. Those interested in the New Education, please make application at once. Miss Edwa Farley, ,12 Kindergarten. AT New honey, at Stricklers. a8-2w In Car Load Lots.

i 1 i i Enquire of M. Dunlap. XCiT-Mch h. WHIM K.n... Cily.

M. n. 8 i a futen)Kj Umb Wh up Mis'. John Fletcher, of this city. BUppoMd he climbed np.

tied the M. Wright, also of KansssCity. then f0t down Bnd adjusted the guest of Mrs. Fletcher. They I nooe ftbout bis neck, as when found, main over a week.

bjg were touching the ground The Columbus Republic ha. a Coroner McClellan. being notified, bindery attached to the printing de- went to the scene, viewed the bod jn bindery aumc from and gave the relatives permission to -orb don.Uk.l.toIndl.,.poll. which. without pm.

Id It. let ta.K cd- wmpli.hwl let. 8ctDrd.T pithl. vertices a number of valuable books I Another Reunion. which were sent to be bound, ThMjL2Mf 5th Regiments and whose owner, failed to eell for them.

will have a renn- ion at North Vernon the 17th and 18th Reunion of Wilder's Brigade oext Thursday and Friday. Reduce! Princeton Indiana. Oetobw to, 1 wjji given on tbe railroads. 18th, 1885. The 17th and 72d Indiana I PURE APPLE.

VINEGAR, Fresh from the country. For sale by J. C. DUNLAP. "Old Time' Madison XXX Ale, for medicinal purposes, for IIelkrick ft Wilsox's Agents.

Fresh Oysters. --Fresh oyatera will be found daily in the shell and can at IIelirick Wilsons Served in any stylo to suit cus and 98th and 123d Illinois constitute the five brigade of Gen. Wilder. It hotted all members of Company 17th I m.rn 0x11 I hotted all members or uompauy flen. Mexican A grand national reunion of the witaJS r'AH the Mexican aoldien.

in Johnson county, are expected to b. in prompt attendance. Water Steam Laundry, One Sqriare South of PQRtojfke, JOHN SKINNER, Pior'a. Notwithstanding the old Settlers' meeting at Trafalgar, there are quite a number of people In town to-day. EXCURSION.

i A ebetp ut he able tosoas I over the Big Four Tuesday tteptem Wilder deslr-. io'see them. Reduced I her 15. Train will leave the Martins-? -n in Franklin, at 7 :32 a. m.

fare ill be give Fare for round trip, 2.. Tickets good Sheriff Stewart went to Edinburg to return until September 18. Por-Saturday', to exact a county license chase tickets before getting on the from a supposed olreu that was exhibit-J train. ins In that town, when the sheriffl b. lo.nrt lh.

II TM St w. notblag bat H.wm-1 l-i S.lorl.T, lo th. ws, nothing but a dog show. West Go tell It everywhere, that the New Oscillating Singer" is the incomparable machine of the world. 1 A valuablr horse "was stolen from Jarvis Alexander, near Trafalgar, Saturday.

No traooa of, the thief have Cv.d a. detective, promised by the manager, paying bU ing Mr. John Clark on JefTer- tffkk; exprniM. son street..

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256
Years Available:
1880-1885