Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 December 1886 — Page 4

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Grixlicli &

FOR CHAPPED HAND3

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mANTED Servant glri for aeneral housework. Reierences ri quired. Apply 7"' O Ito street.

WANTED—

lll'O IJ UMBI

For Men's for Men's

NEW THINGS

Opened To-Day

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Co.,

8olicit your trado for

CHOICE HOLIDAY (fJOODS.

Hand Mirrors, Satchels, Pocket Books, Toilet and M-*n cure Set

AH N OTTN" CEMEF'I

NATION*I. "TATK BAI»K,

XBBRK HAUTB,

held at their banking bouse on

N«y,

AflllJ

January it, 18V7, b.tween the

ittgr lo a. cd. and 2 p. m., for the pur-

the remains

"electing five directors for the enyear. M. W vRREN. Cash'er.

WANTS, ET

j- IIVERTIAILCKWRA IN THIS OOITTTIH WTLL OHABOKD riVK CENTS FBTT '-INE I \CA INSERTION. NOTHING U«OICOS«D 8FL THAN ITV* UNITS. NO DLOOOUKT OK

TTMB ABV*BTI8*MSNI1. JM the icnntis are small payment 1» etjr'red ,x A DV4VOS

WANTED

good fclI to do general

housework. Keferencti required. At 14 south Fifth street.

TJTANTX.D—Po»lilon as copyist or 3lerk •V In a toy or notion store by goo reference. Addr6®B a}83 3. S. iiJ Vor«h Center Street. ___

FOR SALE.

LiH)K SALE— fres cow and calf. Intl quire at 923 North Seveott st'e-t.. A. H. 1LL1?

,OR I E— g- od restsu ant. on easy terms. Bcoaj) bursts old at tnd I'ofcestlon Klven on*© Apply to Joe Bel*?!*, corner Cherry aud 4th s»r et. jK »A K— L.i-ga ihtniiy blb i1 blSle looking gl less than hair P' Ice. store.

and

ilasK entlreb ni.-^ «t Call at Somes'drug

170R 8A1.B—• howcase. 7 foot velprtB#, raeisl frame. Cheap. Inquire RtS.9

OJIOst

eet.

POR -A LE-CH E P—An Argand b»pe burn»r ID •xi elle"t Rhape Inquire at this office or address "B," care Exp ets

S.10R SALE—A good engine 1 he bor* of cylinder of engine, 6 inches length of stroke, 18 Inches ""e eDgloe Is fifteen horse power. Also Dayton Caut punip. I"«H re at tn\» office.

GV' tl 8AL.E—Steam heating apparatus— 4 radiators and ilpes—suitable for Vesting a large building or mill. Inquire (V, Dally Kxpress office.

~FOR KENT liOR

Rent—A new six room house v. 1th porrh, cellar, cistern, wootf an 1 coai shtd«.at K2 LI tou tiect. App to J. W Qrlffi h,5iJ8 ^orth fecond street.

r^OR REST—A osy un urnlshed front room, up btalrs. Couveulftrt location. Price very modtrate. 321 North 5th str et

T^OR REST Two nice desltabie rooms suliJtble fo' ilght hous k«-eplig, In Knew house with a go»d vlf w, on Smith Fourth st«et. No. ,15, fl?e squares

Main »tre«t.

li^OR fl1

LOST—BlaokFonr'h

Poutu

RENT—A large front room st Mnln street. ti oR i* NT—A good house of »1 rooms, suitable to keep «tudent«. -i.:so a *oad barn. Apply nt52t Lafayette street

TO LOAN.

rpo LOAN—Money on real estate. Reuts col.ecttd.^At^^ t,TEW ART'S Insurauee Office

LOST.

mitten f-»r the right hsnd

Lost «-n ft eet, n^ar Leed's Jewelry stn-e. Finder will please return It to tbls o« e.

LO*wl'h

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rtussla Ie«ther pnek't book n*me, 1 »'d tetters. "Herman

Birheim-r" on between Konrt and F-ftb s'rei son Mulberry »uee\ Flider will rece'v sulta jle rtward by leturning

ibis office.

LOST—On

Friday, a gold lock with

dark

stone setting on one Ride and

marine Tlew tn g.ild on the other. Find cr wilt be culta'-ly rewarded upon leaving It at this office.

POU WD.

ISjDND.—A parM cntia1ng silver. round In front of Cent store on 4th street Owner can »cure purse ana money at tbt-offlos by proving property P»ii paying for tbla notice.

Overcoats. 1 V...

s: Blankets and"Oomforts.

IMPB-VEl) OIL Of ARNICA" IS THE BEST

Ind., D.cetnber LI, IFFCB.

jpi Wotic» In hereby given mat the anuual •*v- N\»etlng of the stock holders of this bank

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29.1886,

Buntin's Tbermometric Eecord-

Tuesdai, 7 a. m. 2 p. rn. 9 p. m.

December 27. 2 8°

19.9 92°

Weather Probabilities-

WASHINGTON,

D. G., December 29.—2 «. m.

For Kentucky: Riin northwesterly winds, bocoming variable slightly warmer. For Ohio: Fair wo Uier variable winds slightly wrtrtcor.

For Indiana: Fair weather variable winds slightly warmer. For Illinois: Fair weather variable winds slightly warmer.

CITY IN BRIEF.

There is genera', and favorable comment on the work done Christmas by the district ttljgraph boys.

The Coal Bluff Mining Company have a eood supply of Anthracite coal—stove. N". 4 and chestnut sizes. Telephone 107.

Mr. Thomas Knight, of Smdford, m'urns the lost of a thumb and two 6ngers, recently amputated in a shiagle machine.

The severity of the cold spell has had a wonderfully soothing effect on the usual patrons of Police court, and in consfquence no session was held yeetaiday morning.

Sergeant Dwyfr found a drfssed sheep lying in the street at the southwest corner of Third and College yeet'-rday, and on inquiry it was found to have neeu lost Irom Whaiei's meat wagon while transferring meat 10 the city from the slaughter house.

PERSONAL.

Mr, Walter Dttobar is visiting in the city. Mr. 8nd Mrs. D. E. Power -, of Springfield, Mo., are visiting friends in Tene Kaute.

Mr. Frank Gwyn is home from New Albany. MLs Lena Stanford is visiting friends in Ohio.

Miss Alice Hegarly is visiting in Lafayette. Mr. sn1 Mrs. C. W. Mancourt left yesterday for California.

Mr William irris, of St. Paul, is in the city visiting friencs. Miss Fannie Wisn, of Decatur, is the guest of Miss Electa McKeen.

Miss Eaima islett is spending the holidays with fritn' a in Chicago. Walter Dili bir, of Newport, Ky,, is visiting old friends in this city.

Mr. James Firilar has returned from his holiday visit in southern Indiana. Mr. and Mr.°. Lou Aibin are spending a few days with acquaintances in this city.

Mrs. Annie Daily is visitin? hei parents, Mr. and Mrs, John UoisoD, in Greencafctle.

Mii-8 Martha Toella, of north Thirteenth street, is speeding the holidays in Clay City.

Miss Genie Jewell, of Tuscolt, is the guest of the Misses RjtiiEChitd. of north Fourth street.

Miss Ada Steeg, of Greencastle, who has been visiting in this city, has returned home.

Mi^s Emma Reed, of Paris, is spending the holidays iMh Miss Rosa Walser, of north Third street.

Mr. Jefi Morris will move into his residence on the rner of Third avenue and Eighth street this week.

Miss Sue Ross an Mr. Harry Ross left yesterday afternoon for a brief visit in CbarlrstOD, III.

Messrs. Harry Smith and Herman Hios-chirg. of Greenostle, will assist Prof Breinig in furnishing music this week.

Messrs. George Taylor and Johb Smith have returned'from New Albany and Louisville, where they spent Chris*-., mas and Sunday.

Miss Loniga Haberly will give a masquerade reception to a large number 4

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Headquarteis for Msn's Dress Oercoats. Headquarters for Meo Business Saite. Headquarters for little Biy'x Suite.

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Headquarters for large Boy's Overcoats. Headquarters tor smaU Boys Orereoats.

We aiv yet able to supplv you with everything that you may want 111 Furnishing Goods at the lowest prices in the city.

AJT LOW PRICES'

PftO nairs 10-4 Rlankefs at $1, $1 38, $1 50, $1 88 a pair worth $1 25. $1 75, $2 00, $2 50 a jatr. -Fiiie All Wool Blankets at Special Low Prices. 250 Comforts at 75c, 98c, $i 25, $1 48 eacji, wortn $1, $1 25, $1 50 and $1 75 each. ...

Great Annual Linen Pale Opens Jamxary^ 3rd 1887.

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hoberg ROOT,& CO,

Jobbers anil Retailers, Nos. 518 and 520 Wabash Avenue.

BADE that the Mammoth Store Is

Hemdqaarters_for Mei'» I«

Headquarters for large Boy 8nUs.

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friends New Year's eve, at ber home on sonth Fifth street. Prof. Wichersham, of the Polytechnic, returnfd last evening from a three days' attendance upon the sessions of tbe State Teachers' association

Misses Anna and Riberta Krout, of Crawfordsville, and Miss Mattie •ffuey, ot Wavulaod, are the guests of Miss Katie Wiley for the holidays.

Misses Anna and Jessie Bell, of north Fifth street, wil go to Brsail this afternoon to attend the wedding of Mr Bichatd O'born and Miss Anna Johnson well knowayouog people of that tow

Mrs. A. Chapline, of Kentucky,-and Mrs. Mary Pevinghau:, of St. Louis, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mary Peyingbans, of St Louis, are the guests of Mr and Mrs. W. M. Lyons, of sonth Fifth street.

C.ill at "Old 'bweb Hall"and sample the finest brandies and imported wines extant, Man and Canal streets. Peter btafl, proprietor.

Minshall lump is the best grate cjal in the market. Less 8shes. more heat and nh-ap L. F. Perdue, No.. 20 noitb 8iat itreet, sole agent.

The very essence of life is contained in the sp«rbling "Old London Tom Gin," fine old ignac brandy and the famous «pple brandy which is on tap at "Old Cobweb Hall," Main and canal streets. Peter Stsff, proprietor.

Schluer, the hatter, 619 Main street, is making me howl »ith his tremendous display of fine neckwear, mufflers and fancy goods for the holidays. When on Main street, just drop in and fee him, and you wilt not reptnt it. His good* are beautiful and cheap.

Police tHriefs.

Thorn McCloud, J«hn Lawson, William Watson, Joseph Carroll, Robert Mazing, Willi Beatly and Michael Suilivan. various petty offenses, answered for the same to Justice Slaughter, in tbe police-court, Mo day morning.

A family in very destitute circumstances is reported as living at the corner of Second and Mulorrry Btreets. The family is large and in want of the most common necessaries ot life

That well-known west-end colored character, Fefz Patrick, telephoned police headquarters to send the patrol wagon to Ryan's saloon. When the officers arrived Fetz denied having sent for tbe wagon. He was accordingly marched to headquarters, lectured and released.

Monday night at police hssdq'.iartars the following report from Sergeant Dwyer was found on tbe record:

The bojs reported having been getting liquor i.t the corner of Seventh and Poplar dtieete, got it at O' Brien'e, corner of n-"1 Oik streets. George Staicpfla ke»pa ii« salwon at the corner of Seventh and Poplar— and docs not sell to boys.

Mrs Henry May, living at the corner of Eighteenth and Locust, is reported to ihe police as being in very destitute circumstances.

Steven Adair, 800 South Seventh street, reports lost a hots? and wfgm, A wild family' quarrel occurred last night in the neighborhood of the No 1 reel house. It wrts

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Probably both disgusted and worn out by the slow progress made in takieg testimony, the attorneys in the Down ing-Beasley contest case yesterday eg reed to the hiring of a short-hand reporter and in consequence proceedings will be to 1 some degree more active. Justice Felsenthal only occupied the bench yesterday, Justice Wildy being sick. The witnesses examined yeswrday were

Joseph Ltlly, of Otter Creek Mark Woodalt, -f Otter Creek Pitrick Roarink, of Nevin« George W. Sparks, of N vine and Hubert Briggs, of this city. An adjournment was then taken until evening.

Sale of the Express Job Office. The job printing establishment heretofore connected with the Express has been sold to Messrs. Moore & Langen, the well known job printers of "Printing House Row." The job presses and other material will be moved to their establifhment. Messrs. Moore & Langen are among the foremost job printers of Western Indiana, and the character of their work is well known throughout Westers Indiana, Eastern and Central Illinois. The large amount and the excellent quality of material which they will add to their establishment, by the purchase of the Express job rooms, will better fit them to turn out goed work. The Express heartily endorses them, and recommends them to its old patrons and friends. All classes of' job work and binding ean be secured of them on the least possible no

tice. In dealing with thetc they will be foand obliging, and their prices will be as low as tbe excellent quality of their work will warrant.

A Liunar Katnbow ,,

Covington (Tenn.) Leader.

The wayfarer who happened to be on the street Tuesday night at seven minutes to 10 o'clock was well repaid for whatever trouble or misfortune it was that had kept him from his fireside and household gods. A rainbow spanned the beaveas, stretching from the soutfewest to the northwest part of the horriz in and the arch or tip of the bow reaching an ascension of more than forty-five degrees. The bow itst-lf was distinct, but the orismatic colors were not welt marked. In appearance it was a gliramer, a bright sheen well defined upon the bosom of he dark cloud, and presenting visible traces of at least three of the strongest rainbow colors. Tbe moon, a few days past the full, shone in full splendor from a clear sky W the east. A heavy cloud that chot up froir the west reached the meridian overhead and faded off to hazy fleece on both the north and south and tit ere was a very slight rainfall. The scene was strikingly beautiful snd lasted for several minutes.

The Germania Entertainment. The Germania society gave one of the most delightful entertainments of the season, last night at Turner hall. It embraced an. elegantly arranged and well rendered prr^raiame of music, danc'ng and the distribution of very many ap prop-iate and beautiful gifts from nicely decorated trees to tbe members of tne societ?.

The musical programme was as follows: 1. Ossian .... ....Beschnitt

Maanerchor.

2. Quartette—"The Wedding March by Torch Light" Misses Emma Kaufman, Mollis Peschek,

Carrie Miller and Mr. H. Raabe. 3. Solo Feena Mr. H. Rube. 4. "Open the Windows Cloee Hearts"

S. Weingalop

:rd before the

arrival of the police. No a rests. Anna Monroe, a friendless womao, was found shelteil *8 on the streets last evening in the vicinity of Briggs' lumber yard. She was from Linden, Ind., and was on her wiy to Paris, 111. She was sent to the Friendly Inn.

The dressed carcas of a sh«ep wa* found yesterday on College street It h»d been dropped from one uf Mrs. Wahler's butcher wagon.

DOWNING-BEASLEY CASE.

oreeriing-. Display a Sod-ten Anlmati n, the Re-ult lor a New Move.

Bangert

Mixed Choir.

5. Air, Laciadi Lammermoor.. Miss Marie Franz.

Mannercbor.

Tom Hanlon Litigates.

Thomas Hanlon, through Hon. C. L. Jewett, his attorney, has commenced suit in the Floyd Circuit court against the Kentucky and Indiana Bridge Company for $10,000, which sum he claims is due him from said company for services performed yhile in their employe between the years 1881 and 1886.

An Accident.

Frank Campbell, a Vandalia yard man, had his foot crushed yesterday, while setting a brake on a freight car. Toe end gate came loose snd his foot was caught in it. It is not thought it will be necessary to amputate his foot.

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Card of Thanks,

The Franciscan Sisters of St. Anthony's hospital de-ire to return their heartfelt thanks for the generous Christmas don*« tions of the citizens of Terre Haute. Through this means the inmates were given a fitting tribute in honor of the occasion.

For fine watches, clocks, silverware and diamonds, call upon Kern| 641 Main street.

See the "after-Christmas" prices at A.C. FORK'S.

While Santa Clans haa .b«en distribute i«g. Chrlstiois presents he has been assisted tosofoe extent by Gidrue Bmitb, the piaco ralesman, who distributed to Mrs. Ja3 Bleck, near this city, ah elegant B-ibr Grand Hsalton Btv also to W. Stewart a Cabinet Grao1 W. T. Harris, Cabinet Grand W. H. White, Lana, Ind, Cabinet Grand J. D. Perkins, Cabinet Qnmd ani.qiilt9 recently furnished the Phoenix club a Cabinet Grand. O hers desiring a fine piano for New Years or fntore use can be supplied in any quality or style by calling on George P. Smith, 452 north Fourth street.

Holiday good* at Kern's, 641 Main street. Watchee, clocks,, silverware, diamonds, rings, pins, braceletta, necklaces, and so on.

CALL AND SEE THEM. Finest assortment of New Year's cards in tbe city at Moore & Lingen's, on South Fifth street.

Jewelry.

Haslet, Ko. 310 Mnn street, hss a nice line of Jewelr*. Call and see the precious articles before choosing Cbrismas presents.

THE BALL.

The ball to be given on New Year's eve, by tbe of -L. Engineers, No. 25, no deubt will be largely attended. Preparations are being made for a grand time. p-v

DELMONICO'NSVELTIES. Just received a full assortment of fine imported wines and liquors, suitable for your holiday drink as Olt Oporte, Port wiue, Wise's Irish malt whisLy, suuerior Ramslay's 8cotcb, JYsasi & Co., Topaz sherry, John DeKuyper & Co., genuine Holland .gin, Benedictine, Chartreuse, Hennessey Cognac, 1868 Renault & Co.'s Cognac, Berliner Getreide Kuemmel, superior Jamaica rum, genuine German Glueh wine, also Rhein and Mosel wines and French clarets, all leading brandy of champagne by the bottle or case.. HERMAN MEWES, 639 Main street.

Diamonds.

W. H. Hastlet, No. 310 Main street, has several thousand dollars' worth of diamonds on hand. Call and see the beauties, and choose a Christmas gift. No finer stock in the city.

NEW YEAR'8 CARD3.

New and elegant designs in New Yeir's cards at Moore & Lingen'p, on South Fifth street. sf^|"j

J."Russell, Phrenologist, and fortune teller, is now in this city. Go and see him. He can l'.ft beat them all. You will fii him at No. 314 north Fourth street, between Chestnut and Eagle streets.

The after-Chrtstiaas" prices at A. Ford's is causing a rush. Everything "down." Suits to order at $25 00.

FINE JEWELRY.

Buy your Christmas jewelry at Bernhardt & Busching's, 517 Wabash avenue. All the newest styles and moderate (•rices.

James M. Dlshon, and no other Goes forth in haste With blllH and paste, I x. And proclaims to all creation That .ilea are wise who advertise, In tbe present generation

Watches.

Call on W. H. Haslet, No. 310 Main street, for watches. He has one of the finest stocks in the citj,

DR.L.R. WARREN,

Cutaneous and specific diseases only. No 124 sorth Fifth street

Ladies'Wear

Of all fabrics cleaned and colored to any desired shade. Gentlemen's clothes sleaned, colored and repaired. All work done on snort notice tutd perfect satisfaction. Tbe undersigned does' more and better work for a dollar than any house west of the Atlegbaneys.

jb 1, reisers

Practical Dyer and Scourer,'

055 Main St-

Call upon Ken, the olet reliable jeweler, 641 Main street, for your holiday gifts and yon can get genuine goods.

NEW SIGHT.

Anew invention that prodoces perfect vision in the short time of twenty to ••xty days. No pain. No time bat. Any one ean apply the instrument. Those who have been nsing glasses for fifty years can have their sight restored and see as well us ia youth. Treatment costs nothing until rfect sight is restored. Call or address,

Dm. H. W. HUOBICKS, No. 107 North Fourth street, Terre Hante, Indiana.

Printers' av Terre Haute, ind.

Watches, cloeks, diamonds and genuine silverware at Kern's, 641 Main street There is the place to buy holiday^ presents. j*-k

LAWRENCE

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SLAUGHTERED] MUFFLERS

36s, 40o, 53c, 75c, 51 and up.

The Great Appetizer.

This will certify that I have examined the 8atn Die

KECKTIES",:, Joe and 5JO.

76 cents.

FUR CAPS

$1,31.50, $2, S2.J0 and up.

Boys5 and Men's Caps

"Way down.

SPECIAL PRICES

STIFF HATS

This week.

CUM HARPER.

Fourth Street HaUsr and Furnisher

In the purchase of Ohristmas gifts everybody should endeavor to buy that which is both ornamental and useful, and there is nothing that adds more to the dress ot a lady or gentleman than a nhe, nobby, neat-fitting shoe, and nothing mor* uteful and desirable than a ice, comfortable flipper, all of which can Ije found at the Famous Shoe Store, where you can have a large stock to select from, and which they will sell for the next two weeks at greatly reduced prices, commencing December 15th. Gents' fancy slippers, ranging from $1 to $1.50. Please give us a call.

W. A. COX & CO.

^-^513 MAIN STREET.

OSTROM& CO.'S

FAMOUS "BELLE OF BOURBON"

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rpcelvod from L'Wr«uce, Oatrojn A Co., and founrt the sam» to be perfectly free 'rom Fusel Oil ant" all otht-r deleterious substances snd strictly pure. I cheerfully rec-

oiumund the same for Family and diMuHl purposes. J. P. BARNUM, M. D., Anylittcal Chemist, Louisville, K'. For sale by druggists, wine merchants, and roc ers every wh' re. Price til 25 per bottieI If not found the above, half-doe. b^ti'es express paid In plain boxes wll be sent to any address la th United states or Canada, on lecelpt or six dollars.

Ii^WBENCE, OSTKOM 4 *.O., LouUville, Ky.

H. HULMAN, AGENT, 1ERRE HAUTE, IND

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GEO. 8. ZIMMERMAN,

Full Line of

HEATING STOVES

of Bourbon Whisky

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Tie Final tat Cut

The Deepest Cut of "All.

Only a few days more of the Great

RED LETTER SALE

Don't miss the best opportunity to buy tood clothing for less mocev than coet of maunfrcture. 750 Overcoats yet to sell among the lot some of the finest Beavers, Kerseys, Meltons and Chinchilla*, in all sizes and prices heretofore nnkcown.

Big values in Men's Suits Everything in onr Children's Diputment reduced for tbit event.

MYERS BROS. FURNITURE!

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YOUR OWN PRICE.

Parlor Suits, Chamber Salts, Chamber Knits for Children, Full JLine of Rockers,

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Bethel) Third and Fourth Streets, North Side.

ESPENHAIN & ALSRECI'T

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Holidayt Goods

OF ALL KINDS,

323 MAINBSTREET.

FOE OUR

SPECIAL SALE

ids..."*-. OF LARGE 4f

Bankrupt stock of' Boots and 5

On Jannray 1.1887, we will have on sale a large Biinkrupt Stock of Boots and Shoes at prices never heard of before.

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Job Work Proiaptly Dont,

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Lad iet'Scarlet Uaderwear at 89c worth $1 25. Gents' Ail Wo| Uaderwear at $1 regular price $1.50. -f: Extra Fine Quality Ladies'Black Silk Hose at $o per pair worth $8.69.

Plenty of Si HiMieis id Mufflers, Ladies' and Gents' Fancy and Initial Linen HandMiefs.

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Christmas Cards, "r I Christmas Cards. Beautiful Glassware, i'y. Qweensware, Toys for the Million,

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Sideboards in All styles.

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Special Low -"Prices

Oa Double Width All Wool

39c regular price 55c.

A.l Wool double width French Twills at 39c regular price 50c. 46 inch Diagonal Suiting at 69c worth 75c. n? Ladies' Soarlet Underwear at 95c worth $1.50.

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Whero ^hall I Insure My Property?

WIT t-Z

B. F. H4VEXS,

Corner Fourth and Main Streets.

WHY?

Because the losses in bl agency are always promptly, fairly and honorably adjusted—all delays aid technicalities avoided.

Besausn, In his ngencv, Mr Havens KIVFS his personal attention to seeing that the los-es aro promptly and satisfactorily edjnsted.

Beo^use tue bent Is the cheapest and the cheapest 1- not the best I deal only In the best.

F. HAVENS.

ANDREW R0FSCH.

LOCK

GUNStylTKING,

M*M.i KKMiMN'*,

B27 Main ^treet.c

FDRNITDRE!

The largest and most slegant stock in the state at prices that defy competition

WM. ELDER,

48 sed 45 Booth Meridian Street, Indianapolis.

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