Pike County Democrat, Volume 31, Number 30, Petersburg, Pike County, 30 November 1900 — Page 8

=* ^OTT^RTia: TX7 COT OTTIR GREAT REMOVAL SALE. \\ e wish to say to the crowds that ha\e attended this great removal sale in the past ten days, that if you were unable to be waited upon t> try again, that with extra sales people we hope to be able to properly serve you. If possible come before noon and avoid the evening crowds. | 5~=^02>TTJir FIVE MOBE WEEZIS-—* * ■ ^ A 'C* T-'P: Until we remove both our stores into the “Masonic Temple,” square below us. We shall remove very few goods as we want both stores tc be filled with new goods. Now is Your Chance to Lay in Your Winter’s Supply at These Special Removal Prices.

People’s Dry Goods Store.

Ladies’ Jackets and Gapes.

50 Ladies’ new stylish Jackets, made of Kersey in the new shades of pearl, gray a'nd castor reefer front, full ljn^d, Cv a regular $7150 value, removal sale 37 Indies’ fine Melton Jackets in the new colors, full lined reefer collar, applique tri m med Jailor made tn a #10garment, T1 RA reraaval sale.. I liOU 47 Jjtidies’ fine Beaver Jackets, new coat, sleeve, reefer, front, full satin lined, real tailor made, worth #12 to #14, JA removal price. IU 45 Ladies’ double Capes, two rows of fur and braid, full size, a #2.50 4 OR value, now. 1 • iJl/ 25 Ladies’ real Seal Plush Capes, nicely lined, full collar with fur, good for five years wear, I AR worth #7.00. TitfU

We have everything new in Cloaks that lias come out th:s season, including the .new Automobile in castor and gray, from to $25, all at cut prices. Shoe Bargains. 100 pairs of Infants Shoes good enough for every day, cut to ........ j...'. 19c 75 pairs Infants Moccasins |n pink, blue and tan, silk strings, worth 25c, removal price... 48 pairs Ladies’ Kid Shoes, with pretty tips, button .or lace, worth $1.25..... 15c 75c Ladies’ fine Kid Shoes, no paper soles, pretty tip, glove fitting, hustle out at.. ... $1.50 Ladies’ Calf Skin Shoes for winter, a $1.25 bargain, removal sale price ..... 98c 119 pairs Ladies’ fine kid custom made Shoes, glove fitting, some made with heavy walking sole, worth $2.25....... $1.75

.Millinery Bargains. \

Did you know that we have the grandest line of Millinery in town. Onr trimmer can get yon up a stylish bat a't almost half the cost of millinery stores. Bur your Millinery of us ami notice the saving in your millinery bill. One lot Ladies'Rough Rider AQ/» Hats, jftrietly up to-date HAl, and stylish, north $1.50, v w Ladies* swell Newport walk- A QP ing hats, very stylish, 1 /Q worth $2.50, removaljir ice *uv Ladies' pretty trimmed Hats i<i velvet,ribbon, silk,etc., 1 some with lovely tips, $2, $1.50 and.. ^

Hats tiimme<l to match any suit. Buy your nest hat of us. Plucked of Profit. 5.000 yards pure Indigo prints, fa^t colors, the T^c C/> kind....... vJ-v* 2,500 yards best black and white prints, also Garners’ C p uirkey red prints, always 7jc. . 2.000 yards Shirting good width and weight ahum- . Cp mer at T^e, removal price ... Uv 5.000 yards full yard wide LL sheeting, fine quality, C • worth 7^c removal price. vyv> Ladies’ fleeced Undershirts, fair weight, long sleeves, 1 Q p removal price... . I ey I Ladies’ pure all wool Hose, nice and warm, removal 1 sale . .... Iv7t 500 yards every day Carpets, good dark patterns, re- 1 A p moval price. ... ... I vy Yard wids floor Oil Cloth, pretty'patterns, removal A A « sale. ... Pearl Ingrain Carpets, pretty patterns, removal sale QQp i Ten quarter gray Blankets, cheaper than j-heets, A A p go at .. . .. Ve g» Full size Blanket in red with pretty border, removal A A^ sale price ... Large Blankets, regular winter roasters, go at per pair ... .. $1.50

The Star Clothing House.

Clothing Almost Given Away.

Men’s Suits for $3.25, Single breasted. Herring bone weave, good weight, worth twice"the money, removal price... Men’s heavy gray cheviot suit well made, a dandy good winter suit, cheap at $6, removal price.. Men’s suits in blue flannel, medium weight, straight front, nicely made, always $7, removal prioe_____

250 Men’s tailor made suits in Cassijuere, worsted, serges, cheviots, Scotches, etc., pure alt wool, Italian lined, worth $10 and $12, removal sale... ' *C<J*v«ievTc;* OHTL HELSOM $15 suits, swell, dressy suits, made in the highest degree of the tailor’s art, suits that Would cost $20 at any tailor shop in the land, but they go at removal price. Children’s Suits. Children’s Knee Pants^nttK^rd, dark colors, worth $1.25, removal price. Child’s Knee Pan thrifts, double breasted Herring bone stripe, at $2, removal price_ Children’s Vestee'Suits in brown or blue, with pretty braid trimming, a $2 yalue, removal price..... 75 c $1.25 1.45 Children’s three-piece Suit double breast Coat, fancy Vest, the smart suit for little men, worth $3.50, yours for....... 2.50 Where the Wes are there’s the honey. Whero the bargains are there’s'the crowd—here’s the honey: Men’s seamless cotton Sox.. .;_..... 5c Men’s fast black seamless two thread Sox.. .10c Men’s heavy all wool Sox.14c See Qur Undershirts. Men’s winter Undershirts, good weight, worth 35c but will sell at.:........... 19c s dark gray heavy Undershirts and Drawers. Q Af> frost killers, worth 40c, wilt go at . .* 4.T"U Men’s dark frost

*- Overcoat Bargains. Men's dark gray cheviot overcoats, metlium weight, velvet collar, good lining, bran new stock, cheap at $4.56._V. 5.00 Men’s tailor made Overcoat in blue beaver, perfect fitting, good .linings, a coat for five years weat, a bargain at removal price. Boys’blue diagonal overcoat.good A IP solid wearers, worth $2.00, re- ”1 Youths’ long dark gray ulster Q AA Overcoats, with wide collar,the it r||j $5, kind removal price_ w» w

Do You Wear Pants? Boys’ Knee Pan at . Boys’ heavy wit ! only. er Kuee Pants 4 to 14 years. Boys" black Jea is Pants, lined all through aiul warranted r ot to rip.. Men’s Jeans Pai ts, lined all through,double sewed, removal prit e.”.... 50 pairs Men’s I ants all kinds,some slightly soiled, worth easy i 11.50 .....,.. . Men’s heavy gi sy hair line Trousers, the'old standby tha always sold at $2.75, go at .... 19q 25c 50c 55c 98c $2 Boot and Shoe Bargains. Boys* heavy Boc years, wortl Men’s heavy ph 1,35, reuaov 150 pairs Men’s worth 1.75,, J. -B. Lewis “we heavy kip. 1 boot ever m J. B. Lewis extr made to tak s with leather tips for bovs 1.35. to 14 $1 $1 w Shoes, for good hard wear; worth 1 price.. atin calf skin Shoes, perfect fitting;! O C fut to.j... 1 iOO ir resister” boot, with double /sole, O nown the world over asHhe.be.st 2.50 “ .de, cut to.....rC. . . I._ high top Shoe, double sole with top ("y the place of boots; worth 2.50, for vp

Try and come this week if possible. Every week nearer Christmas brings greater crowds and jams. See those lovely presents we now give away.

Circuit Court. The following cases have been disposed of in the circuit Court since our last report: - | State vs Cal Heacock, assault and battery; lined $2.50. State vs Fred B. Boyd, intoxica-' tion; nollied. State vs Joseph H. Beatty, assault j and battery with intent: trial by jury i and found guilty and fined $2l>5. Garrett Patterson vs Fred Limp. J damages: change of venue to Daviess; count}’.

John W. Carrell vs Frank Blair et! al, damages; dismissed for want of! prosecution. Mary E. Brock" vs Elmer Brock, contempt; dismissed for want of prosecution. William T. Hopper vs James Stilwell, damages; trial by jury and verdict of one cent damages for plaintiff. Jeremiah McGaughey vs Elizabeth Pritchett et al, note and mortgage; continued. 8Hollon vs Homer Hollon, diivorce granted, borders vs Willard Fleminget ges; change of venue to Danny. C. Johnson vs John W. Stil at, mechanic’s lien; finding tiff. James O. Chapman vs Mollie Chapman, divorce; granted. State Building and Lean Association vs W. F. Rodimel et al, note and mortgage; judgment for plaintiff. Stephen Wilder vs Joseph Cook, insanity; dismissed. George W. Messer vs Rosella Messer, divorce; continued. Mose3 Frank vs Samuel Humble, note; dismissed. The case of John Kime vs Flijah Smith, dan ages, was tried by jury thismveek. The jury had 5 net agreed on a verdict at the time of going to j press, Thursday.noon.

Scott Bledsoe was on trial yesterday, charged with burglary. T. W. Tyner, Alvin Padgett and E. S. Darling were admitted to practice in the Pike circuit court. To Cure La Grippe in 24 Hou-s. No remedy eq'ualsNWarner’s White Wine of Tar Syrup for this terrible and fatal disease. If taken thoroughly and in time, it will cure a case in 24 hours, and for the cough that follows la grippe, it never fails to give relief. Price 25 and 50 cents. J. R. Adams & Son. *

The City Markets. Eggs—18 cents. Butter—13 cents. Onions—30c per bu. Potatoes—40c per bu. Chickens—Chicks 8c. hens 6ic.' Turkeys—Hen turks 7£c. Shoulders—8c. Bacon—9c. Hams—13c. Lard—9 cents per lb. Pork—Hams, smoked. 11 cents. Wheat—60 cents perTShshel. Corn—36 cents per bushel. Oats—20 cents per bushel. Rye—50 ceiits per bushel. Hogs—$4.00 to $4.23 per 100. Cattle—$2.50 to $3.00 per 1.00. Sheep—$2,50 to $3.00 per 100. Lambs—$3.00 to $4.00. Great Luck of An Editor. ‘■For two years all efforts to cure Eczema in the palms of my hands failed,” writes Editor A. N. Lester, of Syracuse, Kan., “then I was wholly cured by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.” It’s the world’s best for eruptions, sores and all skin diseases. Only 25c at Stearnes Drug Company. n Money to Loan.— Furnish your abstract and get your money the same day. 4 Mary M. 6,LE2EN, Sec.

Spurgeon Items. Schools here are progressing nicely, j Elder Beers of Oakland, lectured | here this week. ' A. Cole of Oakland City, attended court here Tuesday. Barnett Powers held court here Tuesday. ^ t Henry Fleener is still quite sick. Charles Ferguson who is teaching in Clay township, came home Monday sick, and was advised by his physician to rest a few days. Otto Tyring and Bertha Shoulders were married last Sunday evening. Henry Tyring, one of our hustling German farmers, is building a handsome residence on his farm adjoining town. Elder J. F. Ross of Illinois, is here this week with his family, visiting his mother Mrs. J. F, Ross. William Perigo and wife of near Oakland City, was here Tuesday visiting A. M. Webb, the latter’s brother. W. L. McKinney has bought a farm in South Fork bottom and has a saw mill on it and will build a large barn. He says there is no prosperity in cattle and will try his luck in real estate.

To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take Warner’s White Wine of Tar j Syrup, the best cough remedy on ! earth. 25 and 50 cents. J. R, Adams j & Son. * —--- 3 That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for sick and nervous headaches. They make pure blood and build up your health. Only 25 cents. I Money back if not cured. Sold by Stearnes Drug Company. n All style button photo at Edward’s gallery. I -' >• 30-2

Hanna Not at all Uneasy. j Washington, Nov. 27.—It is asserted that Representative Hemenway i intends to oppose Mr. Mark Hanna’s i pet project, the shipping subsidy bill, j \ No alarm is felt at this announcement | of the diverting spectacle of Indiana | statesmen in the house and senate' ' protesting that they will oppose the measure and die in the ditch. It is nothing new here and it is understood perfectly well that at the critical i moment they will stand still and i stretch out for the bit. Senator Fairi banks saw the president today and it is understood that Mr. McKfhley assured the senator no removals or changes would be made among the Indiana officeholders until after he had given his entire consent. >

j Auniinistrator’s Sale of I'ersjaaf Property, j i Notice is hereby given that the undersigned j ; administrator ot the estate of Silas Kirk, j | late of Pike county, deceased, will on Wednesday, December 19, 190Q, i At the late residence of the deceased, in Lo- ! gan township, offer for sale at public auction ; the personal property of the deceased, con- ; sisting of two brood mares with foal, one colt j two years old in spring, two good milch cows. ! four two-year-old steers, one fine red Durham ■ bull, two calves, three head of hogs, eight ! head of sheep, top buggy and harness, two-! ; horse Wagon and harness, buggy pole and j j double harness, eight or ten tons'of hav, one ! ; hay rack, one-third interest in Plano binder, I ! one-half interest in sulkv hav rake, one-half i | interest in wheat roller, one-half interest in | i corn drill, one two-horse harrow, four break- l ! ing plows, four sleighs, ^ind other farming ! I implements, organ, sewing machine, household and kithen furniture, one watch and other articles. ; Terms Or Sale.—On al! sums of live dollars and over a credit of nine months will be given, the purchaser giving note with approved surety waiving relief from valuation or appraisement laws, and without interest, and on all sums of less than live dollars cash. Sale to begin at nine o'clock a. m. JaaiksC Kirk November 28. 1900. Administrator. Notice of Administration. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by the Judge of the circuit of Pike county. State of Indiana. ! administrator of the estate of Silas Kirk late I of Pike county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent: ;' James C. Kirk. Administrator.

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