Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 December 1886 — Page 4

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Ladies'Wear

Of all fabrics cleaned and colored to any desired shade. Oentlemen'RClothcs cleaned, colsred and repaired. All work dono on short notice nnd perfect satisfaction. The undersigned does more and bettor work for a dollar than any house west of the AUcgbaneyB.

Practical Dyer and Hcouier,

655 Main St.

SPECIAL

THIS WEEK.

IT PAYS

The funeral will be announced If tcr.

WANTS, El1

.vv^-'Tisjesfwrr-1 f-aa COII'HN WILI tscsAMWD riYE CK5T?B FK« "ANE ^CH

INHEKTION.

WANTED

\\JANTED-Agents to VV plated counterfeit co! detcctnra an article rfifiuir^tl by all Btorekeeners, active HKpntn can make big wages send for jiaNUFACTUHIKG CO., •H Clinton Piaco, N. Y. rANTED—A fosv?ood boarders at 230

North Blxili street. German mtchanical years of ase wants a sltnalion best references. Address P. this otflce. \H7ANTKD—To buy—A show case for cUars:

\\T ANTKD A »Y dentist'.

also

7" ANTED —The addreRR of C. C. Chap VV man. or Information that will lead to his whereabouts, for which asultable reward will be given. Address, Journal, Tuscola, 111. V*TANTKD—Situation as a clerls in auy

VV kind of store, by a young man who in give the bost references. Address A. 331 north Sixth street, city. do general in olty or country. Address, Belle Anderson. Ill Swan street.

IXTANTED—Situation to W housework either

\\T ANTED—1To rent, suit of three or Vt four rooms, with privato family, for light honsekeeplne have good references. Please address II.. caro Kspress.

\"ITANTKD—Ofllce or any kind of work, W by an energetic boy of 13. Address ICC N. Eighth street.

ANT if.D—Position as copyist or clerk in a toy or notion store by jounr boo-, reference. Address M'ss B. S. Sorih Center Stroet. -nd lot jm 5S0)to 81,000 i. "ntlon ...eastern or northern partoi,*,l| prevsrred can pay part cash. Inc.... «t "3 •j (h Twelfth street.

V'ANTKD—To buy a house worth from

1TI7'ANTED—Situation as nurse. dress 5(W North Kouith streot

WANTKl—An

I7t)K

rJ.

Sensational

TRADE AT

DIED. __

McnTiNN-W. K., soil of Margaret and the late Robert McMlnu. at 6:1 p. ^..December 1, 1SKG, at o. „Co south ^econd itreel, or rhtiuua'iBm, aged 10 yavs.

I^Sspotted

a beer faucet, a screen

nd a plaform scale will buy sickly or together. Inquire at t!ie south west corner of Third and Walnut streets,

astive boy from the rt of the el'

ANTED—An sout '.crn part or the city to carry

Kv. ning JCxpress" route.

Intelligent,exrnest man

to represeut, In his own locality, a large, responsible house. A remunerative salary to right party. Steady position Refesenees exchangee.

AM. MANVFACXPRING HOUSE, 12 Harolav Street, New York.

FOR SALE.

17*OR

SALE S125 will buy a Knabegrand auo Is lu good order cost the present o--ner over S3C0 Call and seo it -at 513 Ohio street, between Flftu and Sixth streets Mrs. Turner's boardln,house.

SALE—My residence will take a smaller residence as part pay. JAMES B. LYNH.

HiOR

rALK— CHEAP—An Argand base burner in excellent shape. Inquire at this oftlceor address "B."careExp'ess

FOR

SALE—Horse, buggy and haruess for sale cheap. Apply to N. Day, •seventh house north of pest house, east side of Third street.

IT*'' SAuE—Steam heating apparatusradiators and pipes—suitable for -9tlne a largo building or mill. Inquire

Daily Express or3ce.

.•OR SALE—A good engine and bollar length of boiler. S feet 2 Inches diameter of boiler head. 31 laches. The bore of cylinder of engine, 5 Inches length of stroke, IS laches. Tho engine is fifteen horse power. Will sell the whole outfit complete, l-aclndtng Dayton Oim pump for tS50. Inquire at this office.

FOR RENT.

FOR

RENT—a comfortable front room, upstairs unfurnished. 821 North Fifth street. Cheap. |7*OR RKNT—Honse of eight room* 100

South Thirteenth street. Inquire at 35Booth Thirteenth street or 133 North Flrititreet.

"VS, 4#4v^v-"

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A Remarkable Announcement.

Prices that will startle competition, and qualities that will delight Clothing buyers. Beginning to-day, we will inaugurate a most wonderful sale of tine tailor-made

"that we hav- been selling for §27 F*M $23,50, Youjcan hrfve your choice of our $27 Montagnacs. Although this has been the most active and prosperous season that we have ever passed through, we find that we have a few hundred more fine Overcoats han we want.<p></p>PIXLEY

They mi'st go. Come early, before the sizes are all broken.<p></p>CO.

I RATKD Cow—Ono reft and white 1/ cow, aoout three ytars old both horns cut otl" and a leRthei strip around her neck. A liberal reward will be paid for her return to Peter Bo! g, 1400 Poplar street.

FOR TRADE.

I 'OiC THADE-Somo fine springers for P' trade for dry cows,at the Early Stcck yards.

LOST.

LOST-last

central part of city, a gold diamondshape breastpin, initial "JVI.G." Liberal rowfird to flxi&er plosso Icavo at tills

THUKSDAY, DE0EMBEE 2, 1886

huntin's Thermometric Becord.

Wednesdsy,

BETTER G0

-FOR THE-

Same Money

-AT-

I han any House in Hie City. Close buyers say so.

Bargains!

Sale of Ribbons! Sale of Cloaks and Wraps! Sale of Flannels!

Boberg, Root & Co.'s,

FOB ItENT

P0R RENT—Two nice rooms one large fr.nt room furnished or unfiirnish-r-d convenient to board. Call at 421 Poplar Btreet.

(,:{ KENT— Nice unfurnished rooais, suitable for liaht. house iceepingr. u.jUlre a! No. Oil Ohio street.

OM RENT—Niealv furnished room, with board, 112 Hout:i Kifth street..

tpOK

NOTHING r* ECXfiNRD

vt'33than fivjs i,s:s:sa. X" I'Vr TIMS A EN7 ount-e ar? nv* tw.-raeut J* l"i"» ANOK

:*V0'J'»T 02? .«•, !,he f-qf' red

KENT—One furnished room and a suit" of unfurnished roQins. C. 51. Smith, 618 Ohio stroet.

,K KENT—A !*r ri Mails street.

Rr ri' fror-.t

UB K.HNT— A good house of s! -Tooir.p, suitable to keep students. Also a r-jrt born. Apply »»t fit l.utayetlostreet

TO LOAX.

O LOAN—Money on reel estate. Keuta col:eetcd. At. EA'JER A hTE^ ART'S

Insurance Office

rpn LOAN—Several thousand dollars at reasonable rates on resl '•sta'e security. L. D. THOMAS, 617Ohio streel.

ESTHAYED.

2 p. m.

December 1

The horse belonging

The

9 as.

17.4

Ad-

\TANTED—Situation to do cocking or 'v auy kind of housework: only in torenoou pay attention to cl-i.t^e'* in ihe afternoon. Address, "O. H. tn'.s office.

80.4

5 7'

Waiter ProljabllitiCfl-

WABinsOTO^, D. C., December 1.—2 a. m.— Fcr Kectacky: Fair weather, northwesterly winds Bnd slightly colder.

For Ohio and Indiana: Fair weather, preceded by light snow winds generally westerly and slightly colder.

For Illinois: Fair weather, northwesterly wiitls and nearly stationary teinperatnre.

CITY IN BRIEF.

to Ernest

house, reported strayed or stolen, has been found. There was but one case in Police court yesterdsT, that cf Jessie Harris a young colored Rirl, who was fined $1 and costs for profanity.

case of Toud against Shay, for

driving into his buggy and demolishing it on

the grade

across the river,came up

in the Circuit court yesterday morning and the plaintiff vrs"» awarded a judgment of $35

Some innocent, unsophisticated thief yesterday stole a galvanized iron bucket from in" front cf the Pacific Tea company's store, on Main street. It :s an onen question with the police whether the culprit was not trying, at the time, to "rush a very large growler." The bucket was snppoied to hold two gallons.

Mr. Levi Hewett,

a venerable

fl. .ws.-^"-_55"^

Overcoats

Sale of Dress Ooods!

518 and 520 Wabash Avenue.

Mrs. Mary Williams, of Richmond,

Mrs. Stephen Young and Mrs. Cooper have returned liomejrom a visit to New Harmony.

Mr. A, \V. Heinly,

Minshall lump is the best grate cja! in the market. Less 3shes. more heat and cheaj. L. F. Perdue, No. 20 north

Biztb Aceet,

Saturday, somewhere In

sole agent.

Go to "Old Cobweb Hall" and see tne great spider, and also the finestimported wines, gins and whiskies for medical use. Peter Staff, proprietor, Main and Oanrl streets.

Tho length

of ones life

depends upon

the puiity of the article one uses. The purity of tho imported wines and Holland gins

"Old Cobweb Hall" are

elixirs which inake Eparkling health and lengthen ones life many years. Peter Stsff, proprietor, Main and Canal streets

The City's Illumination,

Following is the schedule by which the city will be illuminated during the present month:

DATE. Light Up.

Turn Oat. Honrs Ban.

Dsc. 1 ...: 5.00p m. 6.00 a. a. 13.00 2 ... 5.00 6.00 13.00 3 ...11.00

6.00 7.00

4 ... 11.P0

6.00 6.80

5 ...12.00 a ra 6.00 6.00 6 .. .'12.89

'6.00 5.80

7 ...' 1.80

11 6.10 4.40

8 ...: 2.30

it G.10 3.40

9 ...! 8.80 6.10 2.40 10

4.30 6.10 1.40

11 ... 5.00 p.m. 6.15 p.m. 1.15 13 ... 5.00 6.80 1.30 13 5.00

7.80 2.30

5.00 8.30 3.30

15 5.00 9.80

1G 5.00

^Vhite-

17 5.00

.80

10.30 5.80

1 8

11.80 6.30

4.50 12.00 a.m. 7.10

19 4.50 6.80 13.40 20 ...

.50 6.80 13.40

21 ... 4.50 6.30 18.40 22

.50 6.80 13.40

23 ... 4.50 6.30 13.40 24 4.50

6.SO 18.40

25 4.50

6.80 13.40

26 ... 4.50

6.80 18.40

.50

6.80 13.40

28 ...: 4.50 6.80 13.40 29 .. 4.50 6.80 18.40 80

.50

and

travel-stained gentleman, cams into the city from the east yesterday on a Vandilia freight train, and dropped off in the yards. He fell into the hands of the police and was sent to the residence of his relatives, o02 South Thirteenth street.

Dr. Everett lectures to-night at Asbary Chnrch on the lungs, consumption, ventilation, etc. Seats free.

PERSONL.

Mr. Frank Holmes is on the eve of moving to Martinsville. 111. Mr. Mort Hudson t» ill spend the holidays with relatives in this city.

6.80 18.40

4.50

6.80 18.40

Shivering Employes.

The city building occupied by his honer, the mayor, the ciiy treasurer, clerk, engineer and police department not to mention the city council—is literally an ice box, and the employes in the offices mentioned, including the day and night force are raising loud protestations and heaping anathemas upon the heads of the contractors to whom was awarded, early in the season, the contract for heating the "market house," the contractors agreeing, under bond, to have the apparatos placed in good working order by the time "cold weather should commence. At present the boilers are in the basement and the beaters are standing, on an angle, against the walls in the various offices, while the men employed about the building shiver with oold. The police on doty last night in the building, when mercnrjUook a sudden turn toward the bottom of the thermometer, have especial reason to demand a speedy fulfillment of the terms of the contract.

i^SS?lSm

AMUSEMENTS.

Sijlor'i Opera liomt Vimtrrli Tonight. This evtrlng the opera house will be occupied by Wilson & Ratfkin's Minsrrels. A new and novel programme will be presented.

Wilson and Rankin area team that is

hard to beat in fact, they cannot be ex celled. Wilson is the

office.

of the

.Etna house,

Danville,returned home yesterday after a brief visit here. Professor De Motte, of DePauw uni versity, will lecture at the Congregational Church to-morrow night.

Mrs. Robert Higdon, has returned home, after spending several weeks very pleasantly with friends in Latta, 111

Patis Times: "Misses Liza Yates and Estelle Hutted,of Terre Haute, were in the city last week, the guests of Mrs.

R. Swinford." Mr. J. F. Harney, of Lidoga, who has been appointed aB traveling deputy in this internal revenue district, reported for duty yesterday.

Mr. Will Shafer, was much improved last night.

will probably lo

able to

resume his duties at the electric light plant early next week. We notice 6cbluer the hatter, is making a big display oi holiday goods. You should call on him and pes his line, f19 Main streel.

nf K5

clever style of business, which has beer! ^Pfef*1!foul?

extensively copied by other leading min-1

considerably more the greater lights with him and deservedly eo einca he is a thorough comedian. His antics and dialect are peculiarly his own and never fail to create laughter, fie also possesses a remarkably good voice, fnd plays upon a variety of instruments very acceptably. The end men, c=pea a a re a he average, and the balance of the company

Hanlon'a JTaiita&ma.

Great preparations are being made at the Opera house for tho presentation

the world famous Hanlon's great epectaculor "FanUsma" on Monday f.nd Tuesday evenings of next week, December 6 and 7. Every piece

house scenery

has to be stowed away to make room for the immense amount of scenery and effects carried by Hanlon's as it requires three cars to transport- the same. The scenery will be placed in the house Sunday night after the Gilmore concert, so as to have everything in readiness and a working order for the first night's performance.

The company supporting the Hanlon's comprise some fifty people, including those popular favorites, Miss Kate Davis, Alex. Zaufretta and little Annie, the youngest and cleverest child artist "that has ever appeared. The sale

seats for

both evenings opens this morning at Button's. A good reserved seat for 75 cents. Secure your seats in advance and avoid the great rush

at the

box

Giliuorc's Baud.

The sale of seats for the sacred concert given by Gilmore and his incomparable band, o. New York, opens this morning at Button's book store. This band is e.

tnposed of fifty

eminent mu

sicians, including the best soloists in

the

musical profession, assisted by thecharn:ing soprano, Miss Letitia Fritch. The managenunt have placed the prices of admission within the reach of all, viz 75, 50 and 25 cents. The opera house should be crowded from top to bottom, for this will certainly be grand musical treat. ___

Pajiion's Slav.-.

This play

was put on the stage with

considerable care last night, but, the cold wave interfered with the attendance and had a generally depressing effect. It is probable that under other circumstances "Passion's Slave" might show a good deal of go.

yisitiDg relatms on North Sixth street Mr. John Dillon is reported as being confined to his home with a very bad cold.

GOD'S ACRE.

Report of Interments In the City Dui-iog November. Following is a statement of interments in the city cemetaries during the month of November, showing a slight increase over the report for October:

Kate Doyle, £6 years, consumption, city. Elieabath McLean, 22, 504 North Twelfth street.

Geo. ItobineoD, 25, suicide by hanging, Chicago, 111. Edward Varie, 28, consumption, 09 South Thirteenth.

Soott Caruthere, S, acarJet fever, 83D North Thirteenth. Liszie Hims, 13, typhoid forer, 1529 South Thirteenth-and a half.

Bertha Gerhardt, 22, heart dieease, COO South Thirteenth. Mary A. Thompson, 2, croup, 1804 Bonth Biret.

Baby MeFarland, etill born, near l'iko's Peak. Earl IIupp, imperfect circulation, 812 Scott.

M. H. Augustine, 39, consumption, South Thirteenth. Robert S. Cox, 55, apoplexy, 628 Swan.

Harry H. Smith, 1, cerebral meningetis, First and Linton. Elizabeth Eckhotf, G, basilar raon in get's, 82:1 Sonth Foutth.

Adah Jones, 87, geneial debility, 810 South Center. John Reed, 88, suicide, 218 North Second.

Baby Layman, still-born, 151G Spruce. HIGHLAND LAWN. BabyGriston, still-born, 285 South Twelfth. Julia A. Johnson, SI, typhoid fever, Ridge Farm, 111.

Ethel M. Swartz, 1, 16 North Eleventh. Sarah Jane Wheeler, 7 months, erysipelas, North Water.

Baby Parker, 927 North Sixth-and-a-half. Ellen Rittsr, 42, cubgestion, First and Bogle. Baby Hudson, still-born, Second and Mulberry.

Wm. H. WilliamB, 10 months, typhoid fever, 721 Spruce. Caroline Lyce, 46, 126 North Eighth.

Mary Chaney, 16, 4f)7 South First. Gertrude M. Gardner, 7, diphtheria, 710 North Seventh.

Gertrude Boyd, C. diphtheria, 910 North Sixth and-a-tnlf. At Woodlawn 17 At Highland Lawn 12

Total 29

Business Lunch

Business lunch from 11:30 a. m. to 2 m. for 15 cents at the English kitchen. OLLP ANT & CONWAY.

The lecture of Prof. DeMotte at the Congregational Church to-morrow night will be one of the most interesting and valuable lectures ever given in this city. Two men will arrive on tho 10 o'clock train with the apparatus, and will be occupied during the afternoon in getting it into position. The professor himself will arrive at 2 o'clock, and will see that everything is in readiness before night.

ROLLER SKATING.

The Rink will be open for skating, mornings, afternoon and evenings, and now that the ladies may have abetter chance for skating, one evening in the week, commercing with Wednesday evening, December 8tb, will be for ladies and gentlemen only. No gentleman will be allowed on the floor to skate unless accompanied by a lady. Admission 10 cents.

Skates or surface, gents 15 cent?, ladies 10 cents. Music every night.

The management of the Oratorio Society desiring to make the Christmas performance of the Messiah e, notable one, cordially inv?te all old members of the society to assist and request their presence "at rehearsals, beginning Monday, December 6th, 18S6, at 7:30 p. m.

Prof. DeMotte, of DePaw University, will deliver an illustrated scientific lecture at the Congregational Chiirch next Friday evening. He has at his command some of the finest apparatus in the country, and he is one of the most successful men on the" lecture platform when it comes to manipulating apparatus. The lecture without doubt will be one of the finest ever delivered in this city. Admission 25 cents.

Nothing won Id friend in the wa nil as a phrt part of the giver, an fog =-J~

RpaRpip

Jris#

iijr

»h« photograph is a perfect on*—true to nat ire. If readers contemplate giving a picture as a gift, they should not torget io call upon Messrs. Holloway A Backfnsrham, on santh Fifth street, near Ohio. They are painstaking artins producing superior class of work.

Christmas is coming, and so is old and in order to enjoy onp and id the rigor of the other, every

winter,

hileratintr.

applause with

than

Hot oda water, soda chocolate hot at C. F. Zimmerman's drug store, 23th and Main.

do well. The feature of the entertainment, however, outside of the principals, are the European novelties, the Poluski brothers and the Favenelas, in their original musical act, in which they produce music from articles of every kind, from which most people would think not a nots could be eotten.

refreshing

DR. L. R. WARfEN,

Cutaneous and specific diseases only. No. 124 gorth Fifth street.

Remenber Prof. DeMotte's lecture tomorrow night.

TOYS TOYS.

Toys for the million. Glassware in great variety. Queensware, full line and of excellent quality jit the New York 5 and 10 cent stored 323 Main street.

James M. Dlshon, and no other. Goes forth in haste With bills and paste, And proclaims to alKcreatlor. That#ien are wise who advertise, In tbe presnnl generation ?rlntors* avo,. Terra Hnate, ln2.

Everybody's Snow Shore).

Twenty-5ve cents buys a snow shovel at A. G. Austin & CO.'R.

JOS. H. BR1GGS has received ftew York potatoes and Michigan apples.

Call and examine stock before you buy.

The Terre Haute 5 and 10c Store has-the biggest baragains and greatest variety i, HOLIDAY GOODS for old and young ever brought to the city. You are sure to lose money if you buy elsewhere, for we are

HEADQUARTERS

and are selling §1 goods for 7oe, 75 cent goods for 50c, 50 cent goods for 40C, 25 cent goods for 20c and 15 cent goods for 10c.

CARPENTER'S

Boston Store,

418 MAIN STREET.

H. HASLET,

snd Jeweler, 3 0 Main street. Watches, clocks, jewelry and diamonds, trunks, valises, clothin", muslcas Instruments, etc. Watches, clocks and jewelry repaired. Unredeemed pledges for sale.

The

GEO. A. SCOTT, Secretary.

acceptable to a a Christmas souve-' It is the counteris always a pleas-

nn-"

658 HAIN STRGKT.

This'is specially- true if

:ifiskSsfc.

strels, and Carl P./nkin stands smon? Thirteenth and Main and fake a glass of the first of his profession. When he totsoda water, something new and excame here as a member of other companies in past seasons, he always received

~B°r

Hot soda, Hot beef tea, Hot soda chocolate, Zimmerman's 13th and Main.

Crsns's .icon paper tor letter, note or memorandum heads, printed in the best style at the Express Printing House.

lock else-

whare and then call early at 314 Main street, north side, corner alley, and avoid the rush.

Price Object!

We must rod uce stock to make room for the immense stock of HOLIDAY Ooods which are now receiving. Don't fail to is chance to buy cheap.

V--"

CAPS! CAPS!

GLOVES! GLOVES!

UNDERWEAR

Look at our

Boys and Girls Caps

-JN

Fur, Seal Plush and Vaiour.

From 25c up to $4.

MEN'S FUR €APS,

$1.50, S2, $2 50 and up.

150 Do/. (Jiove and Mitt*

From 25c up.

JR1

50c, 75c, $1 and up.

CUM HARPER,

W. A. COX & CO.

Where Mi all I Insure My Property?

WITH

$15,000 Worth of

GEO. S. ZIMMERMAN,

Frill Line of

BEATIN6 STOVES

F. IIAVJ3N8.

Corner Fourth and Main Streets.

•WHY

Bacau*e the losses In his agency aro always promptly, fairly and honorably adjusted—ail delays and technicalities avoided.

Because, In his agencj*, Mr Havens gives his personal attention to seeing that the losnes are promptly and satisfactorily adjusted.

Because the bext 1b the cheapest and the cheapest Is not the best. I deal only In the best.

B. K. HAVENS.

WE HINT

Fourth Street Hattor and Furnisher.

OUR PRICES

Boots and Shoes

Beginning this, the 1st wepk in Nov. we will sell you a Ladies' fine Kid Button Shoe lor $3, tormer price 3.50 Ladies' fine Kid Button Shoes lor $2.50 to $2.75, former price $3 Ladies' fine Kid Button Shoe for $2.25, sold f'1" £?. 75, and the best Kid and-Peb-ble Goat Button Shoo for $2 in the state. Men's fine Calf Button and Congo Plain.and Opera Toe for §3, a rare bargain. Also the Best Seamless $2.00 Shoes for men in America, together with a full line of all kind of heavy good* suitable for the farmer's use. ltemember that these goods are all solid and warranted. Call and see them at the Famous, 513 Main street.

Overcoats

.A. SWEEP!

Sale Now fxoing On,

BEFORE JANUARY

"fo be thrown on the market regardless of cost or value. We will sell our entire stock, consisting of FINE AND MEDIUM GRADE8 MEN'S, LADIES', MISSES AND CHILDREN'S 8HOES at 75c on the dollar. We have determined to withdraw from the boot and shoe business and must convert our goods into cash before January 1st. If you are not in reed of boots or shoes at present, it will pay you to attend this sale and buy for future use. Nothing is reserved: everything included from the cheap infant shoes to the heavy, coarse boots. Call early and make your selections before the sir.es are broken.

WE WHISPER

Boston Shoe Store,!

405WABASH AVENUE.

Jab Work Prontptly Daae.

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sississ

V-*

JUST BEFORE

The .Cold Snap

Every conceivable Fabric at every pos

sible lowest Price. Medium and Heavy

Weights. Sack Overcoats, Frock Over

coats, Cape Overcoat^ Storm Overcoats,'

Raglans, etc., etc. And the range of,

prices from $7 to $50.

Cold 8ii :p Suits, Cold Snap Trousers, Cold Snap Boys and Children's wear. Cold Snap Underwear, Cold Snap I'3 Haiulwear, etc.. etc.

and olher Dress

MYERS BROS.

Leading Olotliiors

FOURTH A£D MAIN STREETS.

Fancy Furniture. The Cheapest.

Call and See Mv

Walnut Folding Beds, Antique Oali, Mahogany

BOOK

Ladies' Fancy Writing Desks, Rattan Rockers, Book Shelves and

CLOAKS!CLOAKS!CLOAKS!

Espenhain & Albrecht

Have made great reductions on all Cloaks. It will pay you to visit our store before buyin

Griiliek & Co.,

Solicit your trade for

CHOIOB HOLIDAY OOODS

Hand Mirrors, Satchels, Pocket Books, and Manicure Sets, etc.

1 st, and

OFFICE DESKS.

1 am making a Special Drive on Office Furniture and can offer First-clas* ~Desk«'at prices that cannot be touched anywhere. Send for catalogue.

Wise Christmas buyers are getting the

early clioirt: of House Coats, Mufflers

Gifts lor

lords of creation.

the so-called

and Leather Rockers,

CASES

SEE MY CHERRY CHAMBER SUITS

&nd Antique Sideboards.

Call and get my prices before buyinf.

li. FORSTER,

The Kcd Front, 320 Main Street, North Side.

Fancy Brackets.

Toiled

WM. L. ELDER,

Indianapolis.