Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 10 December 1891 — Page 5

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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

t: The Best Salve in tbe world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever, Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Cbil blains, Corns, and all Skin Erupt ions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required.

It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per bos. For sale by M. C. Quigley.

CUMBEKLAJJD.

There was a ball given at the Hanlein Hall Wednesday evening Mr. George Huntington experts to "leave for Brazoria Texas next week where lie will visit his brother Marion....The creamery Co. cleared §200 this month. Mr. I ranznutu is certainly a goo manager for they still pay -Sl.00 per hundred lbs. for milk.... Joe Ebaugh is bniullug new fence lor H.C. Wiese Berg Heinricb of the city is visiting friends here.... Mrs. Tishner and her son Grant visited Mrs. Frank Johnson of Indianapolis hist Sunday .. Miss Campbell a seamstress from Acton lias returned home after assisting Mrs. B. Coleman with sor.it- sewing for the past two weeks The Baptist Sunday-school are making arrangements for a Christmas entertainment TaiTe Huntington and wife of the city visited his parents oyer last Sunday. .. .Mr. Henry is on the sick list this week.

It Should He in Every House.

J. B. Wilson. 371 Clay St., Sharpsburg Pa., says he will not be without Dr. King's Xew Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, that it cured his wife who was threatened with Pneumonia after an attact of "La Grippe,'? when various other remedies and several physicians had done her no good. Robert Barber, of Cooksport, Pa., claims Dr. King's -New Discovery has done him more good than anything he ever used for Lung Trouble. Nothing like it. Try it. Free trial bottles at M. C. Quigleys Drug Store. Large bottles, 50c. and .$1.00

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Gas is all the talk, farmers are put t-ng in their gas pipe... .Mrs. Alt'orct Pratt who has been quite sick for some time is reported no better... .Miss Nellie Ellison is on the sick list.... Mr. A. J. Wilson cut his foot quite badly while splitting wood last Friday. Mr. Wilson will move to the Catt farm in a few weeks. Mr. Saxton will move in the place vacated by him. Mr. Saxton is from Rush Co Mr. John Wilson has built a new kitchen Miss Maggie Lamb accompanied by Miss Addie Stall and Miss Allie Porter called on Miss Emma Lamb at Philadelphia last Thursday evening... .Mr. Frank Porter of Carthage spent last Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Porter Mrs. Anna Souder accompanied by her children went to Indianapolis to see her husband who is under the care of Dr. Fleteher. He is reported better. ..Why dont the Rambler ever visit our Corner does he think we are not friendly.

Electric Hitters.

This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise.—A purer medicine does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all disease of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and other affections caused by impure blood.—Will drive Malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all Malarial fevers.—For cure of Headache, Constipation and Indigestion try Electric Bitters—Entire Satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded.—Price 50cts. and $1.00 per bottle at M. C. Quigleys Drug Store.

FOUNTAINTOWN.

S. Barrett was in New Palestine Thursday. .. .John Tool shipped a fine lot of hogs from this place Friday Mrs. Lizzie Ballard of Morristown was in our town Wednesday on business Mr. John Gillispie of Iowa is visiting friends here J. W. Draper was in Rushville last Friday Mrs. J. R. Inlow visited her son John Gardner Friday... .Harvey Smith enjoyed Thanksgiving at Indianapolis. .. .Daniel Muth, the Prophet was in town Friday Mr. Mull formerly of Rush Co. is now a citizen of our place.... Albert Snyder Started to Florida on a pleasure trip Saturday .. .Mr. Lee Roads and wife called on Mattie Moore Saturday. .. .Harvey Smith contemplates building anew residence soon, let others do likewise and improve the towu... .Cyrus Fountain and son Charles of Indianapolis were here on business last week Mrs. Frank Liggett visited friends Friday Rev. Klyce who was to lecture here Wednesday eve, postponed his lecture untill another time .. .Our young folks all seem to have a sweet tooth, from the number of Taffy parties we are having of late.... Mrs. A. W. Campbell and daughter Martha spent Thanksgiving with J. E. •Campbell and family.... Mrs. C. A. Robinson was summonsed to Morristown Thursday to see her daughter Anna who is sick... .J. E. Corns lock, H. Boles and famlies visited friends in Cleveland last week .. .The Shelbyville Gas Co. has drilled another well east of town, this making their seventh well near this town ... .The M. E. Sunday-school contemplates having an intertainment Christmas eve for the benefit of the church.... Mrs. Ella Liggett is in Shelbyville waiting on her parents who are quite sick. ... .Mr. Rile Cross of Anderson was in town Saturday... .B. F. Sturgis filled Rev. Menpall's regular appointment Sunday at the M. E. church... .Mrs. Gustsa Glass formerly, .Vacy, of Trinidad Colorado arrived here Sunday ...John E. Draper was in town Monday purchasing .a new cook-stove for houskeeping.... J. E. Campbell is making quite an improvement on his place by the way of a new £ence... .Some of our boys are becoming gaeat marksman from the number of xabbits reported slain by them of late.... For fear of finding the waste basket again I will close by wishing the REPUBXICAN success.

I am yours truly, F»' AUNT MISERVA.

PHILADELPHIA.

Jerry Meek who has been very sick of typhoid fever for soma time is now convalescent. .. .Mrs Caroline Pierson bf Indianapolis visited her father Mr. Joseph Hawkins of this place last wsek... The M. E. Sunday School will give a supper aiext Wednesday evening to raise money

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for Christmas festivities .. .Mr. Will Nelson formerly of this place is visiting relatives this week... .Mrs. Will Cooper of Greenfield called on friends here Thursday John McKelvy and wife of Maxwell spent Sunday with relatives here.. .Themeetings at the Friends church still continue, though we are sorry to say not as much interest is being manifested as should be Dave McCormick aud family of New Palestine visited his father Levi McCormick Sunday. ..Our

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offiice is to change hands Post Master A. C. Atherton having resigned.

GOOD ADVICE.—The editor of the West Branch, Iowa Record, gives his readers some good advice: "We have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in our family in cases of sudden colds and sore throat and find it all that is claimed for it. One bottle or less, if taken according to directions will, we believe, effect a cure in any ordinary case and save the expense of large doctor bills. Especially do we recommend it in families where the children are. threatened with croup, as it will 'lTord immediate relief, if taken in time which can always be done if the medicine is kept on hand, as we are convinced it should be. For sale by V. L. Early. dec.

WESTLASD.

Mr. and Mrs. E. T, Collin from Carthage spent Sunday the guests oOhis father here Mrs. Mark Catt visited relatives iu Morristown Wednesday of last week.. .Temperance meeting at Western Grove Saturday evening Dec. 19 7 p. m. All are invited .Tom Smith is making a great many improvements on his property here ... .Marion Moore is erecting a neat residence on his farm two miles south of West-land Mr. Harvey Johnson from Henry county is visiting at Geo Eatons.. .Miss Fayette New who has been visiting her many frieus here for some time past, returned to lier home near Northfield Monday John Carry has removed from near Greenfield to R. B. Binfords farm Ed Toms was cabled home Saturday from Purdue College on account of the illness of his mother Mrs. Win. Toms ... .Richard Richardsons of Green tie. is to build a large barn for Cal Pusey on his farm north of this place... .Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coffin were on the sick list, also, Mrster Carlos Nevvby last week.... The report is out that there are two new school buildings to be erected in this township next season it should be done for Blue river township has the poorest school buildings in the county Nathan Newby was at Indianapolis Tuesday The tc.nchers reading circle meets every Wednesday evening, last meeting was at Hervey Binfords it is composed of mosl all the school teachers in this township

Mrs. Willliam Toms is very ill reports from her attending physician is very unfavorable for recavery

More serious sickness is produced by allowing the bowels to remain in a torpid or partially constipated condition than from any other cause. In many instances diseases are produced, from which people never wholly recover. Dyspepsia, piles and nervous disorders are three of the most common and most serious. They are caused by neglecting the bowels, and can be prevented by an occasional do&e of St. Patrick's Pills, which always produce a pleasant cathartic effect, and not only physic, but cleanse the whole system and regulate the liver and bowels. 25 cents per box, for sale by L. Early. dec.

PENDLETON.

Mr. Rev. Green man was again summoned to Lagrange last week owing t© the serious illness ot his daughter... .Rev. Obern had charge of the revival meetings during the pastors absence... .The chemical works was destroyed by fire Thursday night... .M. I. Jordon put up anew bell for the church at Hunlsville this week.. .. Silver & Son have recovered several coats and pants recently stolen from their store. They were found by the Marshal of Ander. son ^two miles this «ide of that place, if the least attempt at capture had been made all of tbe goods could have been re. covered as it is learned the thieves slept in a barn for several nights near the village of Anderson. .Corn by the thousand bushel is being brought to this market dailey price from 37 to 40cents..'. .The principal style in gentlemans winter over coats is to pay for them in advance.... Quite a number of our young men were very much smitten with the three Van Houten's Cocoa ladies who served that dainty drink free of charge at the different grocery stores last week. Beer was'nt "in it" for three days... .A young men's club was organized Wednesday night 'tis said the object is to keep the young men out of the saloons, a noble idea... .The board of trade is in communication with the Moore Desk Co. of Indianapolis and there is a strong probability that they will locate here, they employ 100 hands. In fact it is possible for Pendleton to get anything she wants Two of the saloons were closed all last week owing to the expiration of their license, business however was resumed on Monday.. A grand invitation ball was given at Rogers hall Friday night, Montani Bro's orchestra of Indianapolis furnished the music... .MrsRobert Murphy waa at Anderson Monday ... .Little Walter Lewis is convalescing.. .The little six year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McAlister was buried Monday ... .A three story brick block with opera house attachments is among the possibilities for Pendleton..... .That "calaboose" is ago due to the untiring efforts of Mr. J. M. Taylor of the Republican in keeping the matter before the public.

UNCLE JOSII.

TOO SEKIOUS FOB JOKING. Smart Alecs air their wit to amuse sufferers with funny stories while reciting the imaginary virtues of some inert nostrum, but the pangs ot rheumatism, neuralgia, gout and carbuncle, the horrors of scrofula and specific disease, are not at all funny. It is more interesting to know that Cactus Blood Cure infallibly cures these ailments by^simgly purifying the blood.

M. C. QUIGLEY.

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Corn is coming in rapidly it is surprising when you think of the distance some of these farmers come with their products Nothing but a good market would bring them Prof. J. V. Coombs lectured here Wednesnay night.... Dr. T. K. Saunders of Anderson was here one day last week... .Mr. OscarKurrent and wife of Redkey are visiting relatives here Mrs. James Whitley of Chicago 111. is visiting relatives and friends at this place

Miss Nettie Shull has returned home from Indianapolis where she has been visiting friends for afew days Mrs. Amy Arnold of Indianapolis was visiting her parents here last week The people think it will take two Christmas trees tr hold our presents this time We hope so. Ban.

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correspondent and illness of her father. This is to say: they are both convalescent The Ladies' Aid Society had a successful oyster supper last Saturday night for the benefit of the M. E. church. The Christian church will have one next Saturday night The post office continues to be the center of much correspondence and papers filled with news and politics

Our friend Sallie Decker, over the way, keeps abreast of the times iu the science of cooking and intelligent sociability indispensable to a person whom her business is to "take the stranger in" Mattie Winslow, youngest daughter of Josiah and Rachel Winslow of Walnut Ridge, died last Monday at 1 o'clock. ... .The Odd Fellows went to Greenfield to attend the funeral of John N. Winslow last Tuesday. .The canning factory is a prospective enterprise just looming up over the horizon of Charlottesville A1 Maddox has returned from a visit to his uncles in Cairo, Illinois. Frank Rock has also returned from Cairo, where he has been visiting since last August T. L. Decker and wife will visit Louisville this week, on account of the illness of Hiram Watson... .Jane E. Weeden has been enjoying a little vacation iu our midst, guest of N. Parker and daughter Maria Roberts fell and broke her shoulder Tuesday morning Mrs. Dr. Aycr is improving slowly.

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Mrs. Minnie Jarrett is ou the sick list ... .Hiram Jarrett made a flying visit to Anderson last week— .Mrs. A. J. Taylor is visiting relatives iu Alexandria... .Mrs. Laura Beaver of Brightwood and Mrs. Anna Beaver of Fortville were the guests of Mrs. Pardue last week... .Howard Roberts the boss insurance agent of Pendleton was in towu on business last Thursday Mrs. Jamas Kirlin aud daughter Olive called on friends at Fortville last Friday.. .Miss Dora Wert visited her sister Mrs. Cora Hutton near Greenfield last week Earnest Alford and wife and Manic Moore and wife spent Sunday with Manie Jarrett near Fortville •Tames Thomas and wife of Greenfield visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Archer Thursday J. N. Bridges and wife attended the Farmer's Alliance supper at Slab Town Saturday night... .Clias. Osbon of Tipton is the guest of his Grand-parents Mr. and Mrs. Greeaup Osbon... .Services twice a day are still in progress at theM. E. church.. .Mrs. Eveline Baldwin and children of Greenfield were guests of Elwood Barnards last Sunday... .Elmer and Alford Hebel of Wayne county are visiting their sister Mrs. James Kirlin.... Quitman Jackson, wife, son and daughter Grover and Bessie of Greenfield were guests of James Barrett and wife last Saturday George Owens is building a neat cottage on his farm south of here... I. J. Ball has returned from a visit with relatives at Rossville The fourth and fifth grades of school are now out of school for a few days being without a teacher. Mr. Kinseys health failing him so that he could not do his duty. The scholars regret loosing him for he was well thought of by one and all Ide Roberts and Daniel Marona of Maxwell were calling on the fair ones of our village Sunday evening ... JohnAlveyof near Willow Branch was the guest of B. E. Pardue last Sunday. CLAUDF

WILKINSON.

W. A. Wollen, wife and daughter, of New Castle, who were visiting frienas here, returned home Monday evening.... Thomas Mooney, the section foreman has been transferred to the belt at Indianapolis. John A. Wisehart, succeeds him as foreman, here Elder A. W. Jackman, of Crawfordsville, is conduct ing a series of meetings at the Christian church. His sermons are interesting and instructive, and are pointed.. ..Ellis Presnall and wife, south of Willow Branch, were the guests of J. H. Lane and family last Sunday Daniel Keck, of Greensboro, was in town ou Tuesday....N. O. Cranfield shipped a car load of hogs, Tuesday, from here... .Frank Ceombs, in climbing over a fence on Tuesday morning, while out hunting, accidentally discharged a shotgun, aud the contents lodging in a Mr. McGuire's shoulder and back. He was badly hurt. The wound was dressed by Dr. J. P. Jnlian... .J. A. Morrison, went to Indianapolis, on Tuesday, to purchase holiday goods.

WARRINGTON.

There will be a basket: social, at the Christian church, next Saturday night. All are invited to come and bring their baskets well filled... .Mrs. W. J. Newsome, has been on the sick list for the past two weeks, but is some better at present.. ..John Marrow, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with W. J. Garriott and family ... .Mrs. Brays daughter from Grant county, spent Sunday, with her. .Mrs. Libbie Marsh, has been sick for the past few days, but is much better at present ... .They have new singing books at the Christian church now, we hope the music will be more interesting Bert Annstrong, thinks it best not to leave town on Sunday as long as the roads are so bad... The radical minister, Rev. Rector, moved to our town last Tuesday....W. I. Garriott, has brought on a fine stock of holiday goods Mrs. F. E. Garriott, is very sick.... TheY., P. S. C. E., meeting was a success, last Sunday night. All are invited to uttend these meetings We saw quite a number of school teachers on our streets last Saturday. They were in attendance at the institute. BRIDGET.

MT. COMFORT.

Miss Rose Blaze, who recently returned from Illinois, has gone to Indianapolis, to stay A whisper is going through the air, that our friend, John Louden, will soon take unto himself a wife. So mote it be Mrs. Wm. Sheets, of Willow Branch, visited relatives here, Saturday and Sunday... .Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Vestal, visited Rev. Joseph Asbury and family, at McCordsville, Tuesday... .The M. E., church folks, are preparing for an entertainment to be given at their church on Christmas eve... .Dr. J. L. Cummins,' attended the surgical institute, at Indianapolis, last Friday Mrs. S. Ray and children, of Indianapolis, are visiting relatives and friends here... .John Morrison, erected anew wood house last week. We suppose John has despaired of us ever getting natural gas, here... .Miss Lulu Ellis of the city, visited Mrs. Blue, last week... .Frank Luse and son Earnest, were at Greenfield, last Saturday on business... .Mt. Comfort needs a drug store. We want one without'the saloon attachment... .The school teachers are trembling in their boots, as the time is near at hand when the scholars "turn the rascals out."... .Edwin Stoners face is wreathed in smiles, owing to the arrival of a big bouncing boy, at his house.... The people of Mt. Comfort, like the REPUBLICAN, because it is clean, reliable and neway. Success to it....'The farmers aremostthrough cribbing corn....Wm. Smith, wife and son Gussie, visited rela-, tivesin Greenfield, last Saturday and Sun-

day... Teachers institute will be held at Center, next Saturday... .Mrs. John Morrison is convalesent.. *.. The faimily of Wm. Dunn, is suffering with tonsilitis... .Mrs. Henry Mitchell, visited her father at Brightwood, Saturday and Sunday. Miss India Wood, an accomplished young lady of Wyoming, 111., who has been visiting at Abner Dunn's, for some time, went to Knightstown, Saturday, to visit relatives for several week... .Miller Shelby, of Indianapolis, was visiting relatives aud friends in these parts, last week George Hendricks, living south of, here is reported seriouslyill... .Arthur Simpson, a pedagogue of Mohawk, was here Saturday Protracted meeting closed at Pleasant Grove, Sunday night.. .As a parting admonition, we would say to all, who are not subscribers to the REPUBLICAN, subscribe at once and live happy. UNCLE NED.*

NEW PALESTINE.

Hog shipping ard killing is all the rage.now.. .The firm of Eaton & Espy, have procured a new safe... .Mesdames. Jones, Faut, Slosser, Groves, Espy, Eaton, and Jacob Everson, are on the sick list... Wood Meek and O. P. Eastes, from Greenfield, were here Sunday, assisting in organizing a Christian Endeavor society There was quite an exciting religious debate in the post-office, Tuesday night.... Mrs. Henry Weissling, of Cumberland, was visiting her daughter and many friends here, last week—Mrs. John Gundrumand Miss VaniaGates,returned from a trip to Cincinnati, Thursday Mrs. Cal. Bennett, returned from a visit to the Capital city, Saturday Mrs. Sherman Ayers, of Indianapolis, has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Groves HarryGundrum, has gone to Greenfield, to assist his aunt Miss Gates, in fitting up her store The stores are taking on a very holiday look and everybody is preparing for Christmas. Since our last issue, a change has been made in the Christmas program, generally. The M. E. Sunday school entertainment will be on Wednesday evening before Christmas the Christian' Christmas eve. the G. E. Z., Christmas night and inst( ad of the gypsy festival, the Christian present "waiting for Santa Clause."... .The correspondent of two weeks ago in the Democrat, did not meet with the approval of many of our people. He reported up the G. E. Z., thanksgiving supper and remarked about the "solitary oyster" etc, before it occurred at all. We wish to say, that we never met with more or better prepared oysters at a church supper, and much credit is due to Miss Cal. Faut the epicurean Oh! Ultimatus, we are so sorry to have aroused your ire. for we love you dearly, and would not have offended you for the world. We would say about the "shoe fitting," it was not meant for you at all, but we think now, we must have hit you some other way else, if the shoe did not fit, what on earth made you squeal so?... What has become of "Helen Blazes?" We suppose when she(?) has some more company, we will hear from her again... What has become or the "Rambler?"

MOHAWK.

A very heavy rain fell Sunday. The roads are getting worse The two or three,days that were fair this week were used by the farmers very faithfully gathering corn... A good many of our citizens were at Greenfield this week attending Court as witnesses on the case of Wilson, vs. Price We regret to see .young men go to law to settle their little differences, when some one else is sure to get the greatest benefit out of the difference ... William Maroska has brought in tbe greatest number of quails to the Mohawk market this fall... .There is serious talk of drilling a-gas well at Mohawk this winter. ..Chas. Walsmith is uuiiuiag an addition to his barn Frank Steele is putting quite an improvement ou c.ich of his farms in the way of double corn cribs to hold 1600 bu. each. Mr. S. fixes up his farms for renters convenience as well as for his own Jasper Young who recently sold and went west, has returned. Such short stays as Mr. Young makes when he goes west to live surely do not pay. This makes the second return for Mr. Young... .Mrs. Sarah Louder, south of here is very sick with malaria fever and blood poisoning Bert Doughty and O. A. Newman were at Indianapolis on business... .It appears that religion is at low ebb here. People are indifferent and have almost quit attending Sunday-school and Class and prayer meetings. It seem to us that there needs to be a general revival all over the country... .The meeting at the Sugar creek church still continues with much good... .We regret to hear of the death of Mr. Gray. He whs a good man who always had a kind word for every one. He no doubt enjoys the sweet rest he waited for so long, being sick for nearly four years confined to his bed the gaeater part of the time... .William Maroska died Thursday. Funeral on Saturday. .. .Someof the relatives of Wm. Maroska who lived near Indianapolis did not arrive here untill after he was buried on account of some misunderstanding.... Mr. Coats is very sick with lung fever and heart disease... .There was prayer meeting at Mr. Con on Sunday... Edward Roney is at .ome visiting his parents. He is working at Indianapolis ... .Pat Murphy jmd Monroe Shores still continue to hunt coons and cats.

John 1 Cormick of Knightstown was calling mi friends here Sunday Miss unie Johnson of Milners Corner was ..vs guest of her parents Sunday.... The i.asket supper Saturday evening was quit a success the proceeds were $14.95 ... .Rachel Crosley of Mt. Comfort is visiting her sister Mrs. Josie Sheets....

P. Thomas was at Indianapolis Wednesday Dr. C. C. Pratt attended the medical meeting at Greenfield Friday last.... Arthur Thomas of Cleveland was here the latter part of the week... .Mrs. McConaha of New Castl is visiting her neice Mrs. Jennie McDugal.-.. .Fannie Jones was at Milners Corner Friday and Saturday the guest of her sister Miss Cora... .The protracted meeting begins Sunday at tbe U. B. church... .Rambler was here Thursday. Come again we are always glad to see you... .Walter Orr was not able to teach the later part of the week on account of sickness. Lucy Marsh took charge of the school in his absence. -. .John Braddock and mother were at Greenfield Wednesday visiting relatives... .Our teacher is complaining of the parents'not visiting the school as they should... .Miss Edna McCormick was at Knightstown Monday Claud Patterson was at Greenfield Sunday the guest of his sister Nannie-——John Goodwin of Mechanicsburg was here Monday

Mrs. Mary Thomas widow of David Thomas died hen Monday evening from paralysis. She was burled Wednesday.

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Profits Follow Purchases. The profit to ba derived from buying your Furniture of W. P. Wilson, is clearly perceived when you discover the difference in quality and price which distinguishes his goods from those of rival dealers. If you buy from the right house the profits are yours if you buy from the wrong house the profits go to the people you buy from. W. P. WILSON,

JACK.

WILLOW BRANCH.

FURNITURE-

Main Street, GREENFIELD. IND.

That our stock of goods, consisting ofDry Goods, Groceries, Etc., is complete in every detail Our PRICES Suit them and We, as well as They, are Pleased.

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For an Elegant Line of Holiday Goods, for Old and Young.

WALTZ & RICHMAN",

NEW PALESTINE, IND.

FEEL FUR STRAIGHT.

This you can do if you inspect,and stroke the right way, our London-Dyed Alaska XXX Seal Coats. They are 29 inches long, sizes o4 and 30, trimmed in Black Persian". Lamb, large roll collar and cuffs. They would cost us $200 in New York to-day. We will sell them at $125, to close.

MINK SACQUES, SEAL SACQUES, SEAL JACKETS,

We have SEAL NEWMARKETS, ASTRAKHAN JACKETS, KRIMMER JACKETS,

ELECTRIC SEAL JACKETS.

A complete line of Fur Shoulder Capes, 17, 24 und 80 inches long, at lower prices than we could buy them.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND.

NOTE: Real India Shawls, at 25 per cent, less than their actual value. Prices from $40 to $400. These are rare goods. ». See them.

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If you want Underwear, Blankets, Flannels, Anything in the Dry Goods or Grocery Line. YOU CAN'T BUY THEM cheaper Anywhere, than We sell them to You. Our prices on an Eegant Line of Holiday Goods will also be minimum at the

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