Pike County Democrat, Volume 23, Number 30, Petersburg, Pike County, 16 December 1892 — Page 3

Milo Qlt vviU cure Oalio, Cliolem Morbus, Diorrlioe^, Plux, KVmratoia, Pic*. Bold by^JBergen^QliJ^hant & Com^anv, Pyvggfjgjjg.

Christmas * Plums You have it your way until Christmas, we are working for you. Come and ta ke your pick of the plums while we are almost givirg ’em away. Stock immense. Prices at the bottom. Polite Clerks. Courteous treatment. BEE OTJE PRICES!

BOOKS.Cloth hound Dickens’ 15 large vol urnes, complete works only $5.60. Thackery 10 Inige volumes, nl(M bindim; dear type. Complete se only $4.50. Cloth Imnnd Novels by nil the oele bruted authors, 800 large pages, 10e I.sdies’ Silk Mittens, far abend o Kid gloves. Elegant Xmas present! $1.00, $1.85, $1.50 uud $1.75. We have a drummers sample lim of ladies’and obildieu’s wool Hose This lot consists of 810 pairs. Yo» can buy them, at exactly whole salt prices. See them on middle counter Ladies’ gray or white Jersey vest! 515c. Ladles’ heavy Jersey vests 80c, Ladies’ gray Merino vests 50c Scarlet Cashmere vests 80c. Childrens vests 18We, 15c. and 20c. Drawers to match. Childrens furs with cape-in Augora Tblvet, Coney, etc. Beautiful presents fur the little girls, prices $1.60 to $4 60. Ladles'muds in nil colors nice stylish goods, $1.00 to $4.50. See our fine line of Millinery. You can always buy ’em much cheaper from a Dry Goods store, tatties’ list frames 12c Beautiful Ostrich tips, 18c Bird wings, 25e Fancy Quills, 16c Big line ofresdy trimmed bats at hall regular prices. Velvets. 88c. yd Satins all color, .'lie. yd China Silk for faney work 29o. yd

GRAND CLOAK SALS.Commencing on Friday Deo. 18, and closing Deo. 81, lasting just IS days, every ladtee’ and child*’ cloak will be marked down to ACTUAL COST with the price* in plain figure* on RED TICKETS. The*£are handsome new garments ail tnis season* styles, no old shelf worn trash. This is no brag or bluster, we mean what we say. We make this sale on account of Inventory which takes place January 1st, 1893. Reward to any one that will buy these goods at less than marked prioes. Grandest line of ladies’ Randkero'.iefs yon ever saw. 1‘retty hemstitch from fin. tofil.OO. Lovely Chiffon haudkerchlefe in all the pretty shades from 33c. to $3.50. Don’t tail to see ’em. You can afford to travel 50 miles to sec our famous 10 CENT COUNTER. See the elegaut presents we are giving away. We wish you a Merry Christmas.

£ / Hargrove & Co., The People’* Store.

DO » HOT * PAIL ^ * To see our Elegant Stock of Clothing. Take advantage or inducement offered in Boots, shoe* and Rubber*. The time to huy It wh'-n ilte Stock is at its test, that time is during the Next Three Weeks. Dou’t make .any mistake iu selecting your Trading Place.

SS3SSS%!3 IV'Whit do you think ol these Prices lea's Boots and Shoes. Colfehoe .*2 <:*lf Shoe . 2 Kninferoo Shoe .. S Kip Bout.. .. 8 Kip Boot... 8 Kip Boot...2 Kip Boot. 1 Kip Boot_:.... 1

SgSSSSs! Boy’s Boots and Shoes; *3 00 Calf Shoe far. Calf Shoe for. ... ........ Calf Shoe far.. Calf Shoe for. Boot for. Boot for. Boot fi r.. Bool for....... $3 48 EE

OVERCOATS. Kerseys. Beaver*, Chinchillas, Cheviots Etc., equal to custom made. NECK WEAR. Aden and hoys Scarf* comprising: tho Newest Shapes of Putt' Ties and Pour-in-Hand in Light and Dark grounds. ■We have Just received a New Line ot double texture MACKINTOSH COATS, These garments Is warranter! thorough Water-Proof and not Rip or Come Apart at the seams. Come early and get Klrst Pictc. THE STAR CLOTHING HOUSE. Three Doors below Rank. Agency Crescent Laundry.

THRPIKE COUNTY DEMOC^tT Entered at tli* postofflo? In Petciraburplo transmission through ths malls at second •lass matter. Mr Tbs Pits Caaatjr bsaissrat has tbs lar ■sst rlrtslatls* at an; aawsaaper naklUheS li Pika Caaatf I Akrartlssrs will auks a sot* a tkla fast! , Mitchell wagons, all sizes, at Heat 4b Limp’s. 1! Slick and past candies at Liibs‘ con fectioncry. 29 3 Smoke diamond V cigars at tli< Goldmine store. & Kick rich is headquarters this yea for all holiday goods. 27Catl at tliis office and examine on fine Hue of b«dhcas stationary. The ladies’ aid society will hold i fair at the opera house oil Tuesda; even lugs December 20th. 27

iliugs at Hammond's. Breast-pins at Hammond's. Watchchains at Haimno'hd’s. Liibs lias a ton of candy for the holidavs. Before buying call on him. 29-3 II. ltickrich for your Christmas | presents. He has an elegant line. 27-4 Santa Claus has made Llbbs confectionery headquarters for holiday candies. 29 3 ’ A nice line of visiting cards just received at this office. Ladies call and sen them. i Head & Limp sells all kinds of Oje vlug machines at reasonable prices. • Cull aud see tuelr new machines. 12 * Teachers, if you are going to treat r your pupils during holidays, call on Liibs lor your candies. 29-3 i For a nice Christmas present buy ' one of those water or tea set* at J. H. I Vielic A Co’s. They are daisies. 29-3

at Evansville Don’t; fall to attend the entertainment to-night at the opera house. Batman Sc Dean, Velpcn, Ind., are headquarters for Christmas goods. 30-2 A flue line of cigars at the Goldmine (tore. The diamond V is the leadert 24 E. Fowler, of Madison township, was in the city Wednesday and made this office a pleasant call, James Gouts has been appointed cons' able for Monroe township by the hoard of commissioners. j During the past week we have been visited by all kinds of weather— aiiow,, rain, sleet and sunshine. Subject or “Sabbath Observance” at the Methodist church next Sunday at 10:30 a. m. Ail are iuvited. New York Stars at the opera honse this evening' The best attraction ever offered to the showing public. Frank Bros, are drilling a new well at their flouring mill, the old one having tilled up to some extent. Wahkee Tribe, No. 150, I. O. R. M. of Evansville, will give a grand masquerade ball next Wednesday evening. Senior Epworth League meets in in the M. E. church next Sabbath at 5 o’clock p. m., instead of Friday evening. J. T. Morris, superintendent of schools of Martin county, was in the city this week visiting Riley Lane and family. If yon have a far away friend nothing will cheer him up 60 muclt as by sen ling him The Democrat during the coming tear. John Whitman returned Saturday from a trip to tho wild and wooly west. He reports trade as being good in his line of business. The W. C. T. U. will meet in the U. P. church this afternoon at 3 o’clock. It will be a mothers meeting conducted by Mrs- Thornton. Gast & Kuntzman’s enstommade shoe manufactured at Boonville.Ind.is the best shoe on the market. Found ottlv at Batman & Dean's at Velpen. at 9

T® board of commissioners are in session twain litis week. The business >f (ho term is quite extensive itntl 'tas taken up .considerable-time in disposing of it. The first three days of December govirn the wluter, and young gontlentei the nice presents you can buy of Hammond will help you materially to govern your best girl, lie viva! meetings arc being held at Winslow and Algiers. Much interest is being manifested and much goed accomplished. Tim meetings are very largely attended. Notice—All persons having instruments In my office rtr record must take them out before the first day of January, 1893, or I will bo compelled to turn them over to the sheriff. 29 4 George D. Martin, It P.CFrank Forrest, the young business man of Boon villa, who robbed the postofSce was given a trial at Indianapolis last week and fined $500 and given three years in the penitentiary. The three years was remitted during good behavior. Say ! Bergen, Oliphant & Co. have the finest lot of Christmas presents in the city, in fact they are always leaders in manicure and toilet sets, perfume, handkerchief and glove boxes. They also havo albums and books in great varieties. Fred Smith attended the family reunion at Evansville last week. His mother who lives in that oily wai seventy years old last Friday, and ou that occasion the first reunion ol the family for many y ears took place, Ho remained over Sabbath. Notice—All persons knowing themselves to he indebted to me will please call and settle by cash or uott by January 1, 1893, as I desire tc straighten up my books. I will alsc t ike a post graduate course this win ter and must have the cash. 30-3 I. H.Xamar, M. D. John Hammond, the diy goods dealer, has an excellent line of beau liful dress patterns and notions John is always getting somethin) nice for tho women folks to wear, am many a husband is having him tola] away a nice dress pattern for t ebristmas gift to bis wife. See hii magnificent line of goods. Auditor Bilderback is again at ill place of duly. Frank is a bard work or and one of the best record-maker it the slate. fits record of th< county’s transactions are neat and ii giod form, which (hows the pain u hich be and his deputy, Alex. Al man, have'taken in preparing them They are models of neatness. Don’t miss it—In order to give u room for a more extensive lino o I’aney Dry goods and Notions w dose out our large and well selectei (took of C*“thing at COST. No oh i6muant sale but a nice liueofth latest styles. Yon eatt’i afford It niss Mils sale. Cash willl buy mor< t tan ever before. 2tt-3 J. B. Young ft Co. The merchants and business met of al) classes in this and artjoininj stales have a protective associatloi ingdead beats and ir rsons. It may be new; In this vicinity win I

12 r candles i. u. 29-3 children Mnucle Emmet Smith aiid lef. for their future homo at W sdueaday It will astonish yon to see the nice toys of ali kinds carried by Batman ft Dean at Yelpen. 30-2 Hour would a nice clock please the old folks a Christmas present. Hammond has them. Mrs. Seigle, of Evansville, who has beeu visitiug her daughter,Mrs. Chas. Yeeck, lias returned home. J. II. Viehe ft Co. have received their big stock of holiday candies. Schools ard churches will do well to get their prices. 29-3 Michael Kreig, of Logan township, was in the city last Friday and made us a call. Mr. Kreig is a substantial farmer aud a democrat from way back. If you want a good pair of custommade shoes,ask Batman ft Dean, Velpen, to show you (last ft Huntsman’s calf shoe, the only house that carry them in town. 30-2 A child by the name of Dean died at the orphans’ home last Saturday and was buried Sunday afternoon. Luther Dean who figured in the James-Dean shooting scrape sometime last summer was the father. In buying your Christmas presents remember that the only big stock of manicure aud toilet'sets, albums, celluloid novelties and bisque geod$ are kept by Bergen, Oliphant ft Co., the leading druggists of Petersburg. The E. ft I. railroad will sell round trip tickets during the holidays at one and one-third fare for round trip. Selling days December 24'h, 25th 26th and 31st, and January 1st and 2nd, good returning until the 3rd of

UUIIUKI J ) AWU. The first of the year is a good time to settle all accounts ami commence square with the new year. No man feels better than when he kuows that he is square with the world and owes no man a cent. The new year ifast approaching, so get ready to settle all your little bills. Notice—Notice is hereby given that Drs. Adams & Fulliti wider having dissolved nartttership, have left their notes and aecountsin the hands of the undersigned Attorney for collection. Parlies knowing themselves indebted to them will please call at office and settle the same. 30-2 W. J. Thurman. Carrie—“Minnie, what do you want for a Christmas present V' Minnie—“Iwant a watch and chain. I was up at Hammond's jewelry store the other day and seen some ol the cutest little watches, and oh, they they were only fifteen dollars. I am just going to hint aud if I don’t get it I am going to have a set ring,necklace | and oar-rings.” The report on the street Saturday cvening that two men had been found about three miles south of the city With their throats cut from ear to car was without foundation. Some persons had scon considerable blood along the road south of the fair ground and had said something about it when some wag got up the story and it wen* with the wind. McDowell & Finney have taken charge of the King l.very and feed stable. The stable has been refitted and put in excellent shape for the entertainment of horses. They have put in uew rigs and horses and are now ready to wait on the traveling public with fistclass turnouts. Farmers should not fail to bring their teams around when in the city. Prices reasonable. They want to purchase three or four good roadsters. 29 3 The natural gt9 or oil boom has been on the standstill for the past few days, the promoters of Ilia enterprise having given way to the cleutrio light movement. One thing is now assured, and that Is that Petersburg will ho one of the best lighted little cities in this region. Mon who mean business hare taken an interest in the enterprise and it will he a sure go, ! but along with electric lights, natural gas or oil D needed to help boom die town. Let all go to work now and make the new enterprises a success. , The stockholders of the Pike county fair association held au election last ( Saturday for the purpose ol electing twelve directors to serve during the . coming year. The election was not ) hold under the Australian system of voting but was on the dead square. The following directors were elected : [ James R. Chew. A. \V. Doty, T. K. Fleming, S. J. Haines, Leslie Lamb, S, R, Lett, Josiah Newkirk, W. A. Oliphant, L. B. Oursler, James W. * Brumfield, W. J. Bothell and I. Ii. ' Lamar. The directors will hold a j meeting tomorrow and elect the new officers of the association. The Now York Stars appear at the opera itouse tlds evening in one of best programs of the season. This company is composed of S. Homer Baton, the impersonator; Dewey Hey wood, flutist: Mile. Lassen, the Dsuish Nightingale; Miss Flora Dreseher, violin soloist, and Scott Hey wood, cornet soloist. This company Is spoken of very highly by the press aud people every where. Some of the company have apiu this city with the Alba V a few years ago, a second introducmy has been brought and desire to attend entertainment present this ’ : !t : . '■ ■ i- -

If you want a nice present for your friend or your children dou’t forget Itioknch. 27-4 The Goldmine store is the only piece where you can buy the celebrated diamond V cigar 24 China tea sets and water sets at J. II. Viehe & Co’s. They make an excellent Christmas present. 29-3 Csll at Batman & Dean’s, Velpen, and examine the nice line of woolen and cottou unde:wear carried byj them. 30-2 The “Hip Van Winkle” comedy company at the opera house Wednesday evening played to a large audience. The play and players gave very good satisfaction. Up to date Fisher and Beasley, the whitecappers who broke fall some three weeks ago have not been re-cap-tured. It’s real fhnny why they stay so close around home. All persons knowing themselves indebted to the firm of Byers fs Link will please como In at once and settle either by cash or note as wo must clear our books. Byers & Link, 30 3 Remember that The Democrat is headquarters for all kiuds of piaiu and fancy job printing. If you want letterheads, noteheads, statements or envelopes don’t fail to see us. Prices reasonable. Sheriff Kinman left Monday for Jeffersonville, having in charge William Alsop who will serve one year in the prison at that place for stealing cattle. William is familiar with that institution having been there before. Don’t delay the selection or your Christmas presents too long. Santa will soon be here, and the girls will expect a ring, brooch, gold pen, necklace, or even a gold watch and chain. All of which you can got at Hammond’s jewelry store. * Mrs. Sarah C. Miller, through her attorney Thomas II. Diljon, has brought snlt iu the Pike circuit court for $10,900 damages against the E. & I. railroad on account of the death of her husband, full particulars of which appeared in The Democrat at the time.

When B»by wm dck, we ear* her Castor!*. When items a Child, the cried for Caatorto. When the became Mies, ehe clung to Caatoria. When (be bad Children, she gave them Castoria. Dealing Bros, have struck an immense well of water. The well was drilled 120 feet deep and ia cased with six inch iron pipe. The fi>m is composed of enterprising men and never do things on the half way plan. During the summer they have Been short in water, and have experimented quite a good deal until now they have an ample supply. The county commissioners have taken the matter of building a new jail tinder advisement until the March term of Ibcir court. The grand jury, it U understood, condemned the present jail which will necessitate the building of a new structure. The The board will in the mein time visit other counties and tnako an iuspection. Andrew Anderson, who was elected at the November election as su - veyor of Pike county, failed to qualify as such officer and the county commissioners on last Saturday appointed David Horton to serve in that capacity. Mr. Horton has been acting as deputy for sometime past. Mr. Anderson assigns as his reason for n d accepting the office that the instruments cost more than the fees of of the office amoiiK. to. The farmers’ institute of Pike conuty will be in session to-day and Saturday. The program as arranged is one of interest and should be listened fo by every farmer in the county. These institutes cost the farmer nothing but his time and trouble, the county paying the expense, and they should not fail to attend. Men of great experience as farmers arc generally at these meetings who may give you a few practical hints on farming that you are not aware of and be of muoh^dvautago to you in the future. A prominent physician of Petersburg, said the other day that he would donate his services freo to the orhplus’ home. This is the right spirit to show. Never let the good ladies get too far ahead in doing a charitable act for the poor and unfortunate cliildien. If ruoro of our citizens would show tills spirit Petersburg would be away ahead of her neighboring towns iu more ways than one. The people as a rule in Peters burg always take care of the unfortunate. The aid societies of the churches and lodges look* very closely to the needs of tho poor during the winter months. In a conversation with a citizen of Petersburg, Monday, he advanced the idea of more manufactories and the way in which to secure them. He travels a great deal and lias an opportunity of talking to various business men who have helped to push their own towns. He said there was no hetter location in the country for a cabinet manufactory than in Petersburg as fuel and timber is pleiitv aml cheap. To put in a plant of the kind would require about #12,600, leaving enough capital to manufacture on. Such a manufactory would employ from fifty to sixty hands the first year and increase in number according to the sales made. A factory of this kind would mannfacinre all kinds of business house furniture including show and wall eases, desks ilturo. Why uot talk up the subject a little.

*‘OM man when you to to town 8a* unlay remember uud bring me some Orstelasa groceries and provisions. Wt are entirely out •' “Yes, mother, I’ll do that Now yo»» have been doing all the trading, where do you buvt” “Well, when I want the best goods, at the very lowest prices. I always trade with J. J. Eis«ht. the lower Main street grocer.” “Oh. yes, I know John and his son George. They are very aceommodating, and always keep things In trim.”

Will Have Electric Llgat. The Petersburg electric light com* pany lias been organised and will accept the town trustees’ offer for lighting. The contract will call for twen-ty-two arc lights of 2,000-candle power and run ou moon schedule until twelve o’clock each night. The company consists of Gustoff Frank, C. A. Burger, L. J. Du lining, Moses Frank, J. W. Wilson, George King, 8. J. Haines, W. V. Hargrove & Co., and Sol Frank. The company proposes to put iu an arc and incandescent system, with all the latest improvements. Thirty-five arc lights and 300 iucandesccnts will be put in, thus giving ail citizens a chance ;o have a bettergrade of lightiu their business houses. The company will be organized with a capital stock of $10,000 and will build a substantial brick building to be used as a power bouse and dynamo,roauH^Ju§t_as soon as the contract is awarded them they will incorporate' and commence the erection of (he pljuit and Peterk burg will be on the boom in tbc spring. Petersburg Is not going to lag behind any of the neighboring towns but heuceforth will be on the upgrade in all matters of improvement. We needed light and we are going to have it.

Resolutions. In memory of Past Grand Mary Tayior, of Ruth lodge No. 302. Daughters of Rebec ca, I O. O. F., Spurgeon, Indiana, who died N'overn* er 24, i!*92, aged 47 years. Resolved, That in her death our lodge has lost one of its most honored and best loved sisters, her husband a faithful com. pan lop. her children a loving mother, and the G. B. church of which she was o faithtnl member, has lost a true Christian member, she having embraced a hope in Christ in early life She has gone from earth but the recollections ot her kiudness will dwell in our memory. Resolved. That a copy of these resolu1 uttons be spread on the records of our lodge and a copy be furnished the family of our deceased sister and that the charter of our lodge be draped in mourniug for thirty days. Folly J, Lorton. | M. E. Julian !■ Com. J. A. SlIKPARU. Nervous Prostration. A large manufacturer, whose affairs were very much einbarassed, and who was overworked and broken down with nervous exhaustion, went ton celebrated specialist He was told that the only thing needed was tot, be relieved of care and worry and have a change of thought This doctor was more considerate of bis patient’s health than of his financial circumstances lie ought to have advised him to use Dr. Miles’ Restorative Nervine, the best remedy for nervous prostration, sleeplessness, dizziness, headache, ill effects of spirits, tobacco, coffee, opium, etc. Thousands testify' to cures Hook and trial bottle free at J. R Adams & Sons. Evansville & Indianapolis R, R NORTH-BOUND. stations. | No. 32. 1 No. 32. t Frgt. Evansville 9:25 a. m. 4:30p m. 5:45a.m. Petersburg Jt:27 “ 6:18 p. m. 4:45 a. m. Washington 12:15 •• 7:15 p. m.lO.-OOa. m. Worthington 2:13 ** . Terre Haute 4:05 p. m.. SO"TH-BOUND. stations | No. 31. Terre Haute . Worthington . Washington 6:00 a. m. Petersburg 0:54 “ Evansville 8:55 *» 1 No. S3. I Frgt . 8:10a. in. 6:lSa. » 10:00 “ 11:00 a. m 12:15 p. m.. . 2:17 “ 12:20 4:00 »• . The above is leaving time only. For lowest possible rates on freight nni tickets, eall on or address E. B. Guucket, Agents Petersburg, Ind. Notice of Administration. Notice Is hereby given, that the nnderstgnoO has been appointed by the clerk of the elr cult court of Pike comity, state of Indians administratrix of the estate of Columbus C Miller late of Pike county deceased. Bald estate Is supposed to be solvent Sabah E. Millet. Admlnlstratilx. T. H. Dillon, Attorney. Dee. 18,1892. SIX Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria.

For Tie ‘. •» Female Population, For The Male Population.

One of our Child'* Cloaks. One of our Misses Cloaks, One of our Ladle Cloaks. Oue of our Fur Muffs. A pair of Suede Kid Gloves. A pair of Glace Kid Glove*. ' A pair of Gauntlet Gloves. A pairol Cashmcreploves. A oice Cloth Dress. A nice Cashmere Dress. A uUe Serge Drfess. A lovely Silk Dress. „ / _v If ; si Handkerchiefs made up in Chiffon Realities fer 25 cents. Handkerchiefs in plain Silk. Handkerchief* in embroidered'Silk. Handkerchiefs in embroidered Linen} ilaiidkerclicifs any kiud you want. Hosiery, Shoes and Corsets of all grades and styles. NECK WEAR. *. . . Puff, Teeks, Four-In-Hand. Club Bows and strings. Plain Silk Ilandkercheifs. Initial Silk Handkerchief*. Gloves, Night Shirts, Collars. Cuffs, Slippers aud Socks.

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PETERSBURG, 1SD., AUG. 12, 1SW. We the undersigned far mere of Rke county have always been prejudiced against live fencing of any kind. There has been much said in regal'd to the hedge fences being introduced by the Pike County Hedge Pence Co. We decided to go and see for ourselves this much talker) offence. Aud we-wish now for the benefit of our farmers and of the company who is introducing this fence to say that we 9aw the fence trimmed and un. trimmed and saw the men trimming it aud we have no hesitancy in saying we are satis-fied-one man cau easily trim one mile in a day, and do the work well; aud that when it is trimmed it far excels any of our common fences; that everything that has been said in Its favor is positively true, being the best and handsomest fences we ever saw,in every respect. Though we were bitterly opposed to hedging before we examined this fence we are now strong in its tavor and we have bought it for our farms, aud are ready to be lieve and back anything Mr. McElderry may sav in its favor, and we feel that every farmer ought to promote the enterprise as it is to the interest of every farmer. We had a, pleasant trip and saw many different lines of teneing and feel justified in recommending this fence to our farmers, and that they need have no hesitauoy in taking hold or this, fence and placing it on their farms as an improvement and ornament to their tarots as. well as an excellent fence. We also reel jusfefed in recommending the oompany’s agent, Mr. W. E. McElderry. as being perfectly rf: >le as well as the excellent company he represents and houe'that the farmers will read this carelully ahd not pass it over as idle talk as we mean what we sav. We are respectfully D. B. Davids n, J. H. Armbroxo, L. C. Thomas, G. Cross, U. W. Fulcher, I. R. L*rr, c Thomas. R. H. GILLESPIE, Opthalmic • Optician Of Vincennes, will visit Petersburg and be at the.* Jewelry store ol S. P. Hammond on' December 21,22, and 23. Dr. Gillespie has made a specialty of the Eye for 20 years and has bepn permanently located at Vincennes, for sometime p«6t. If you have weak eyes you should consult the doctor on the above dates. Consultation free.

ZE3I- KECEraiCqS And Santa Clans ‘ And the Children Joined forces! . ____J £ Santa Claus has joined the firm and now w.e/frill all have a merry Christmas. lllHinilD

The elegant presents are now on exhibition and the shrewd buyers are getting the first pick from our GRAND DISPLAY OF HOLIDAY GOODS* Never have such nice goods been shown. Never have greater varieties been offered. Never have prices been so low. SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY AND EVERYBODY ZS "NVho sees and purchases from our great lino of choice selections in *T0YS, BOOKS AND NOVELTIES, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, It is impossible to tell what we have. You must see our display to appreciate 1 titude of appropriate presents we offer for one and all, old and young. Our Stock of Ladies’ and Gent’s Jewelry and Watches is ( And consists wholly ot the latest and most popular designs. Our prices beautiful goods irresistible. There is sure to be a Merry Xmas at j goods irresistible. There is sure to be a Merry house if you buy your gifts from -3E3L ^IC