Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 December 1886 — Page 4
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Ever shown In the city,
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Where Miall I Insure My Property?
WITH
B. F. HAA ENS,
Corner Fourth and Main Streets.
WHY
Because the losses In his agency are always promptly, fairly und honorably adjusted—ail delays aid technicalities avoided.
Because, In his agency, Mr. Havens gives Ills personal attention to seeing that tbe losnes are promptly and satisfactorily adjusted.
Because tbe bent Is the cheapest and the cheapest is not the best. I deal only In the beat.
HAVENS
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Travelers' Samples
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50c On the Dollar.
New Markets, Short Wraps and Piusli Sacques Come and got a Bargain!
GHilielc & Co., Druggists-
WANTS, E'i
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Solicit your trade for
CHOIOS HOLIDAY GOODS
Hand Mirrors, Satchels, Pocket Books, and Man cure SetB, etc.
DvwmoisareHTS -is roir-iw wiu. _|_ "col
SC :ACH IMHEHTION. NOTKIRS B«re»sxa ,'E3 THAI! nVJ. LL1ES. No Dll.V.eNTOS '."O TfMR ABV KEr try 7 »r* •v-.i'i/nia'.
IIHMIH MIIIMI III IWIIIII IIWIHiWIHnri
WANTED
WANTED—PuplIs
for holiday work
Lcsfcons In psilnttng. Will sketch designs to be painted at home. Room 6, Savings Bank bvilldine.
MISS KATE W. OMB9.
WANTKD-A
yood girl for general
house work in small /amiiy. No 524 south Eighth street. ANTED Good coat makers
A.C. FOHD.
'ANTED—A few-ood boarders at 230 North Hlx'h street.
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ANTED A Oermnn m.cnanlcal dentist 25 yea»s of ase wautsa situation best references. Address F. this office.
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Wf ANTED—Situation as a clerk in any VV kind of store, by a young man wno cm give tbe best references. Address W. A. 331 north Sixth street, city.
WrANTED—To
WANTau
rent, salt of three or
four rooms, with private family, for light housekeeping have good references. Please address II.. care Express.
LCD—Office or any kind of work, by eneriolic boy of 13. Ad iress 1C6 N. Eighth streat.
'i'STANT KD—Position as copyist -j? 3lerk in a toy or notion store by a voun(too reference. Address flt'ss i5. 8. jJJ orih Center Street.
IV'ANTED—'To buy N IIOUFP \nd lot VV worth from S-SOllo 31COO i- -ition ..•eastern or northern partorMi pr?jrred:can pay part cash. Inc.-. Rf'S »o. Twelfth street.
ANTED—Situation as nurse, dress 509 North Kouith street.
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J"ANTED—Situation to do cocV.nu or any kind of housework: only i,e„ [u forenoon pay attention to cl. tbe ufteruoon. Address, "O. l/.: affico.
this
FOll SALE.
IT'OR SALE—Restaurant—A goo.1 bakerv and restaurant located oa principal street is forsaU will sell cheap now Is the time to get a barg 'n. Address or in quire at No. 17 douth Fourth street.
FOR
SALE $12o will buy a Kuabegrand auo Is lu good order cost tbe present owner er 82 0 Call and see it at 612 Ohio street b-tween Flftn aud Sixth streets Mrs. Turner's boardin: house.
I,^OIi -ALK—CHE\P—An Argand base burner in excelle"t sbapo. Inquire at this offlce or address "B," care Express
FOU
SALE-Horse, buggy and harness for sale cheap. Apply to R. Day, seventh house uorth of pest house, east side of Third street
FOR RliNT.
FOR
RENT--A furnished Or unfurnished rooiu. inquire at 512, or of Jef D. J^orrts, 417 Ohio street.
J, OR RENT—Three very de-irablc .f1 rooms ctliar, well and cistern. Inquire at i-J3 south .srih street, Rent reasonable.
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RENT—TWO nice rooms one iarge frimt room furnished or unfurnished convenient to board. Ca'l at 421 Poplar street.
OR KENT—Nice unfurnished roomB, suitable for light house keeping. j^uire at No. fill Ohio street,
!?OR RENT—NiOGly furnished room, JT with board, 112 South Fifth street.
T*OR RENT—One furnished room and a
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suit- of unfurnished rooms. C. M. Smith, 618 Ohio street.
j.-hh RENT—A largo front ro.-.m a 6S0 Main strefet.
•. OR NT—A good house of si rooms, suitable to keep students. Also a .ood barn. Apply at 521 Latayettestreet
FOB
RENT—A comfortable front room, upstairs unfurnished. 321 North Fifth street. Cheap.
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71OR RKNT—House of eight rooms 100 houth Thirteenth street. Inquire at ..—*—* «, iw snrth
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Our Friends Seem Appreciative. Th"
TUESDAY, DE0EMBEB 7. 1836.
Weatttr ProbabiUties-
WASHINGTON, D. C., December 7.-2 a. m.— For Kentucky: Fair weather, variable wiuds slightly warmer.
For Ohio and Indiana: Fair weather variable wiads stationary temperature. For Illinois: Fair weather, variible winds slightly warmer.
Prof. De Mgttc's Lecturc.
To the Editor of tho Express. SIR:—I have carefully looked up the word "sound" in Webster, and nowhere, either as a noun, an adjective, a verb or an adverb, do I find any reference, director indirect, to Martin Luther or the Koman Catholic Church. In view oi Pi of. De Motte's lecture in the High school lecture course last Friday evening. I regard my discovery as being of more than common importance. I noticc the Gazette connects Luther with sound by the fact, undisputed I believe, tliat Luther had a voice. One of the definitions
VVeOBter gives of sound is "to make a noise." When Luther used his voice he made a noise. Noise is sound, therefore, a lecture on sound and a lecture on Luther are synonymous terms and there can be no mistafee about it.
The Roman Catholic Church is connected with 8«und by indisputable and incontrovertible ties. The Church has a peculiarity of filling its priesthood with men who have voices and when they make noise, which is sound. They also use organs as part of their religious exercises. These organs make noise, which Webster again converts into "sound."
The people of Terre Haut 'should felicitate themselves oo having their attention called to this most Fpeculiar phenomenon by Prof. De Motte. It was worth the price of a whole series of lectures to have this question demonstrated so clearly and with such convincing logic by an eloquent and a learned gentleman.
I presume Prof. Byere himself is satisfied now that sound is not a scientific question but a religious question. The text books in use to-day are all wrong. What wonderful strides "progress" is really making in this nineteenth century of enlightenment pnd liberalism.
I await the next High school lecture with keen anticipation. My interest will be anxiously aroused until I discover, as the lecturer nnfo'.ds his argument, whether a lecture on "Oliver Cromwell" ir going to be a review of the progress of the colored race since the war or a summary of arguments against protective tariff. SITA.
TERRE HACTE, December 6.
PBOF. JOHN B. DtMOTTE ON CATAKRH. In his lecture, "The Path Between Mind and Matter," at the Congregational Church in this city on Friday evening last, referring to the impairment of the voice by catarrh o* the resonant passages of the head, gave some timely hints to our yc ung people on the importance of guarding themselves against the disease by seasonable protection and the observance of proper hygiene. We hope his kindly suggestions will be adopted by those who heard thee. To some, however, the advise comes too late to avoid the disease, they already have it* presence ud are, per*
are demonstrative in their praise. They realize the virtue of an honest intent. We ore offering the most beautiful, attractive
O "VBR.OO-A.
fo^fnrv Wp are well satisfied with a modest profit, and that occounts for our immense trade this season.
Holidays,
This'
PIXLEY & COMPANY'S.
BETTER GOOD
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Same Money
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Than any House in the City. Close buyer.) say so.
HOBERG, ROOT & CO,
Toilet
TO LOAN.
TO LOAN— Money on real estate. Rents
ecttd. At'
CKABUCft FIVE CENTS FF.iS MKE HAJER & tsTEWART'S IaKuraoee Office
'pO LOAN—Several thou-and dollars at
.« 1.63 reasonable rates on roil' stfi security. L.D.THOMAS, 517% Ohio stieel.
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LOS'(—An
old-style Snilih & Wessc re
volver. Lost soamwherc botwea Fifth and Seventh on Cherry or on Seventh between Cherry rnd Lafayette. Finder will please rsturu to this offl -e.
ESTRA2*'D.
Ij^S RATED Cow—One small rett and XL/ roan cow, thrteytarsd 1 has leather strap with ling In around horns. A liberal reward will be paid for her return to 119North Thirteenth s'reet. JmUUlO-—IIWM^WWWWIII I— •lllf I lil I
we3k every lady customer will receive a present at
Tho Security corset is sold in Terre Haute at Carpenter's Boston store, 418 Main St.
]£)on't forget the supper at the Congregational church Thursday evening, from and after six ojclock. An elegant supper will be served.
Dr. Everett will deliver his last lecture at Asbury church, to night, on Marriage, How to Marry, When to Marry, Whom to Many, etc. At the close the doctor will examine phrenologically two or three gentleman and two or three ladies, and say how well they would get along if they were married. Admission 10 cents.
One hundred $2 Washing Machines, Free, to introduce them in Torre Haute. If you want one send at once to Monarch Laundry Works, 89 Randolph street, Chicago,
PROMPT PAYMENT.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind.. Dec. 6, 1S8S. Received from the Equitable Life Insurance Society of New York—through the local agency of said company Riddle, Hamilton & Company—six thousand nine hundred and twenty two 84-100 doll irs, in payment of a policy issued to my late brother Robert S. Cox, by the Equitable a few years since. The original policy was for $5 000, and $1,922 84-100 added as dividends. The large dividends paid, and the prompt settlement of ali claime—the proofs of death in this case were forwarded only one week ago,—demonstrates fully the claim for the Equitable to be the leading Life Insurance Company in the world.
DAVID P. Cox,
Guardian for Mary and Cedelia Cox.
The ladies of the Congregational church will give a supper en Thursday evening, from 6 o'clcck on.
toothing would be so acceptable to a friend in the way of a Christmas souvenii as a photograph. It is the counterpart of the giver, and is always a pleasing reminder. This is specially true if the photograph is a perfect one—true to nature. If readers contemplate giving a picture as a gift, they should not lorget to call upon Messrs.f Holloway & Buckingham, on south Fifth street, near Ohio. They are painstaking artists producing a superior class of work.
Call soon and select a present for your father, mother, brothers, sisters, cousins and annts rt Somes' Pharmacy, corner of Sixth and Ohio streets.
A well selected line of articles suitable for progressive euchre prises, German favors, etc., at Somes' Pharmacy, corner of Sixth and Ohio streets.
SEE OUR LINE OF LAMPS before purchasing elsewhere also, holiday goods for old and young both useful and ornamental. No fancy prices, all goods marked down to reek-bottom. China ware fa- Christmas presents, at the New York 5 and 10 oaat store, 325 Vtlml,
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Choice Each.
AH Letters now in stock
P. S Special Sale SilK Umbrellas Wednesday
Jobbers and Retailers, Nos. 518 and 520 Wabash Avenue.
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slight ailment and will never become serious. Do not be deceived. Give it prompt attention. Seek the best advice obtainable. Carefully investigate for yourselves the nature, cause, and treatment of diseate, and do /iot rely on the specious statements and claims of some tramp theorist, or patent medicine humbug. ID this connection it is but just to our fellow-townsman, Dr. Hollingsworth, to say, that in our judgement, no more scientific and constitutional treatment of the subject has ever been published than that contained in his treatise.
Attention of our readers is directed to the advertisement of the Security Corset elsewhere in our columns. This corset has become immensely popular with the ladies wherever introduced, and is having a very extensive sale. This corset— Style W.—is bound with genuine whalehone of the finest quality, cut in small strips, each strip having a Woven or braided covering. These strips are inserted in sections, etch scction having the security device, as shown in cut, which prevents the bone from pushing through. The Security Corset requires no "breaking in," and adapts itself to tbe form of the wearer in the most trying position. Style W is made in fine sateen, silk stitched in the most approved shape, and can be furnished in various colors For stout ladies a genuine whalebone corset is far preferable to any other Etyle. Style is made in best- contil, white or drab, boned with superior horn stripe?, each section having the security device.
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We are thoroughly
J. C. REICHERT, Insurance Agent,
Represents only the beat Companies, jusares against FIRE, WATER CYCLONES. TORNADOES and LIGTNI*'*. Also. Agent for the RED STAB, —A MBUBG and AMERICAN lines of Ocf inB learners KrsnR Kovol!cttor
REMOVAL NOTICE!
R. J. FACC,
Practical Boot and Shoe Maker
Noslfies bis friends that be hs removed from H33 Poplar to brick store No. 8IG, opposite old Btaud, where he will be clad to see them. Repairs neatly and promptly executed. Workmanship guaranteed.
GREAT HOLIDAY
OFFERING OF
and
INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS,
All Linen, Hemstitch,
Holiday goods in great variety at Some's Pharmacy. Everything- new! No old stock. Nothing carried over from last year. Prices very low.
Shavings and blocks at Brinkman's stave factory, $1.25 per load. Plenty of shavings a Brinkman's stave factory alter December 6th, at$1.2o per load.
Brinkman's stave factory will start up Monday, December 6th. Shavings and blocks, $1.25 per load.
Telephone your orders for tliavings and blocks to Brinkman's stave factory on and after December 6th $1.25 per load.
The ladies of St. Stephen Church will hold a bazaar and supper next Wednesday evening, December 9th, at 640 Main street. The bazaar commences at 4 o'clock and sapper at 6 o'clock.
HEADQUARTERS
for Christmas presents at the New York 5 and 10 cent store. Call early as the most desirable goods go first. No. 325 Wabash avenue, south side.
DR. L. R. WARREN,
Cutaneoos and specific diseases only. No. 124 sorth Fifth street.
CHRISTMAS!
Is Coming and Where to Buy and Wbat to Buy
Is the all-absorbing question!
Useful Presents. Invariably, Are itiost Appreciated.
Grand Concentration of Elegant Furniture Novelties
At the Foster Furniture and Carpet Ware-Rooms.
Very Important Hat You Should Make Your Selections Without t-ur-thef Delay.
The Holidays are close at hand. People who make their selections early have the benefit ol a much larger assortment than those who wait until the last moment. If we do not have the exact thing you want, it may take some little time to get it.
Selections may be made now and we will set the goods aside and deliver them the day before Christmas.
Look over the list of articles given below and see if you cannot find something that would be just the thing for a holiday gift to husband, wife, parent, brother, sister, sweet-heart or lover. (We believe that includes them all.)
Rattan Rocker, Vienna Bent Wood Rocker, Carpet Rocker, Cane Rocker, Doable Cane Rocker, Set of Cane or Leather Bottom Chairs, Illuminated Leather Rocker, Marble Top Tables, Antique, Oak, Mohogany, Cherry or Walnut Wood Top Table? Handsome Basket or Wall Cabinet, Mantel Cabinet or Pier Looking Glass. .Bureau, French Dresser, Bsd Room Snit er Folding Bed.
Book Case, Secretary, Office Desk, Parlor Deik, or Office Chair. Hat Rack, Fire Screen, Parlor Easel, Hanging Lamp, Decorated Bed Room Crockery Set, Handsome Rue, or a hundred other attractive articles, which can bs seen at oar elegant ahow rooms
422, 424, 426 Main Street, S^TEttKE HAUTE.
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and Jeweler, 3!0 Main street. cnamonds.
Unparalleled Success!
UNIMPEACHED SUCCESS!
/The Simplest^and Best! TRY IT! TRY IT! TRY IT!
COPmSHT.
Carbolic Smoke Ball,
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL REMEDY ON EARTH
APPLIED BY INHALATION.
This remarkable remedy—CARBOLIC SMOKE—has been used in the Eastern and Western slates with the most gratifying results. It acts as a disinfectant upon all the mucous membrane where the air cells exist, healing them up in a snort time.
A single application gives immediate relief in CATARRH, HAY FEVER, ASTHMA, BRONCHI1IS, DIPHTHERIA., NEURALGIA, Etc., removing in a very short time any diseased mucous of the head, throat and lungs.
This "CARBOLIC SMOKE," is so harmless and easy to apply that children 3 months of age can take it with perfect ease and_ safety. No one will be without a ball when it is known. It will cure a cold in 15 minutes.
CATARRH—Carad in three months—warranted. ASTHMA—Cured in nearly every case—relieved in five minutes HAY FEVER—A cure guaranteed if taken in time. No symptoms of the disease returning.
BRONCHITIS—Cured in EVERY case—warranted. DE AFNESS—Cured in from three to six,months, if the drums of the ears are not destroyed.
EYES—Granulated lids, weakness of the optic nerves, etc cured in four to six weeks Relieved in five minutes. CROUP—Relieved in three minutes and cured in twenty-four hours.
ULCERATION of the Lungs—Relieved in five minutes and cured in one
NEURALGIA—Cured after the third dose, and will not return if the remedy is occasionally used.
Read what W. M. Schluer, tho well known ha'tsr, 61!) Main street, has to nay about this wonderful lemedy:
TERRE HATTTB, Ind., Nov 15,1880 Carbolic Smoke Ball Co, GENTLEMEN I write you
1o
say that
the Carboile Smoke Ba.l purchased of you last month has given me satisfaction beyond my expectations. I have uaed numerous remedies jor Catarrh in the last fifteen years and And none to do me as much good as your SBO ike Ball. It reaches the diseased part, artd does it so much like natuie that the effect is most gratifying Mj advice to all who suffer fr Catarrh is tr gst a Smoke Ball. p. 8.—Pleaso give the bearer of this note a Smoke Ball. I want It for a friend.
W. M. SCHLUER.
Mrs.Allle Stevons, 230 South Seventh street, has been terribly afflicted forelgnt vea-s with itarrb. ATter using tho CarDolic B-ill four weeks she says: "1 would not part with my Carbolic Smoke Ball for any monov one could offer me. I am oure a trouble which has been the torment of my lire for years. I am able to go out 1 all kinds of weather, a thing which I could not do for years past without suffering severely. I cannot too highly commend the Ball to suffering humanity."
Harry Car 406 South Second street, says: "The Carbolic Smoke Ball has cleared- tiy beaJ and I feel well. I think the Ball the best and simplest remedy I have ever seen."
Many of tie Leading Citizens of Terre Haute Are Now Usini TMs Remedy!
We do noL ask you to take oar word as to the merits of this remarkable remedy nor do we ask that you take the word of others if you are not so inclined, but we do ask that if you have Catarrh, Asthma, Deafness, Loss of Voice, Weak Lungs, Headache, Neuralgia, Bronchial Affections, Bad Breath, or even a Bad Cold, to, come to the office and try it for yourself. This is the best way to knov its merits. WE GIVE A FREE TEST TO ALL, regardless of class condition, or kind.
BALL SENT BY MAIL FOR $2 AND FOUR CENTS IN STAMPS.
CARBOLIC SMOKE BALL CO.,
523$ Main Street, Five Doors West of Sixth, Terre Haute, Ind. OVER JIM HUNTER'S.
Ladies'Wear
Of all fabrics cleaned and colorod to any desired shade. Gentlemen's clothes cleaned, colered and repaired. All work done on snort notice and perfect satisfaction. The undersigned does more and better work for a dollar than any house west of the Atleghaneys.
Practical Dyer and Scourer,
655 Main St
W. H. HASLET,
__ Watches, clocks, jewelry and (flamonds, trunks, valises, clotbiDc, musical Instruments, etc. waicnes, clocks and Jewelry repaired. Unredeemed pledges for sale.
The
AMUSEMENTS.
NAXLOR'8
OPERA HOUSE. WILSON NAYI-OB, Manager.
To-Night.
LAST PERFORMANCE!
HANLONS'
Great Spectacular
FANTASMA.
GREAT SUCCESS! LAST NIGHT!
A few choice seats left, Secure them in advance at Button's. Prices, 75c, 50c, 25c.
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AYLOR'S OPERA HOUSE,
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Thursday, December 9. W. J. SCANLAN,
In
SHADN-NA LAWN.
Sale of seats commences Tuesdpy at Button's Book tttore.
Prices, V5c, 50c, 25c.
GEO. S. ZIMMERMAN,
Fall Lin* of
BEATIN6 STOVES
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CAPS! CAPS!
GLOVES! GLOVES!
UNDERWEAR!
Look at our
Boys and Girls Caps
-IN-
Fur, Sea! Plush and Valour
From 25c up to $4.
MESS'S FUR CAPS,
$1.50, $2, $2.50 and up.
150 Doz. Glove* and Mitt*,
From 25c up.
SCAlM IIMHIM,
59c, 7oc. $1 and up.
CUM HARPER,
Fourth Street Hatter and Furnisher.
A CIjEAW SWEEF1
fcSJale Now Going On.
BEFORE JANUARY 1st,.
$15,000 Worth of Boots and Shoes
To be thrown on the market regardless of cost or Value. We will sell our entire stock, consisting of FINE AND MEDIUM GRADES MEN'S, LADIES', MISSES AND CHILDREN'S SHOE® at 75c on the dollar. We have determined to withdraw from the boot and shoe business and must convert our goods into cash before anuary 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 tbe cheap infant shoes to the heavy, coarse boots.<p></p>Boston
Call early and Bake your selections before the sizes are broken.
405WABASH AVENUE3
V«k Ftsafdy DtSS,
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WE CAN'T
GIVE YOU THE EARTH
But we can giv you such advantage: on Clothing that if you could liva long enough &nd shi uld buy often enough von would without a doubt be able to bay the earth with your savings.
Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's Boys' Boy 8' Boys'
Overcoats for Overcoats for Overcoats for Overcoats for Overcoats for Overcoats for Overcoats for Overcoats for
$3, worth $C. $5, worth $8. S8, worth $12. $10, worth $15. $15, worth $20. 75c, worth $2. $1.25, worth $3. $2, worth $1.
BIG REDUCTIONS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT THIS WEEK.
MYERS BROS.
Leading Olotliior a.
FOURTH A?.D MAIN STREETS.
WHAT 18 HOME WITHOUT NNE FURNITURE?
What to Buy for
FOLDING BED,
CHAMBER SUITE, PARLOR SUITE, MARBLE STAND, MUSIC CABINET,
LADIES' FANCY DF8K, BOOK CASE, SIDE BOARD,
HAT RACK,
NICE WARDROBE, FANCY STAND,
Shoe Store,
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OFFICE DESK, OFFICE CHAIR, RATTAN ROCKERS,
FULL STOCK OF NICE GOODS
-FOR
PRESENTS. CHEAP.
Ft. FORSTER.
3?0 Main Street, The SSed Front.
You will find something for all in our endless variety of Holiday Goods. An immense stock of novelties in
Holiday Goods,
Toys, Soils, Placques,
Vases, Manicure Sets,
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LEATHER ROCKERS, PLUSH ROCKERS, CHILD'S ROCKHRS,
SET CHAIRS, DRE8SING CASE, WASH STAND, BOOK SHELVES, BED LOUNGE.
A Gift for All
Albums, Toilet sets, Etc.
To be opened Monday, Deceml^r •th.
CARPENTER'S
Boston Store,
418 MAIN STREET.
Special Prices in Woolen Goods, Silks, Cloaks and Wraps.
FDRNITDRE!
largest and mist elegant stock in the stite at prices that defy competition
WM.
L. ELDER,
ift
43 nd 45 South Meridian Street, Indianapolis.