Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 14, 10 December 1889 — Page 4

"Our Constant Aim Is to Keep

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We hive reoently Added to our Stock of Imported Specialties, Genuine Imported IRISH OAT MEAL From Drogheda, Ireland. It it aid to be the finest Oat Meal made In the world. At food for invalidt and Children it hat no equal.

joi-ici f. McCarthy.

RETAIL CABPET DEPARTMENT. Thia it the rounding up or closing out season in this Department, after one of the largett and most euccettful teatont experienced by us. we naturally have a great many thort lengths, remnMt oddsind v we want to olote out quickly. WE HAVE USED THE KNIFE FREELY AND CUT DEEP. DONT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITI TO SECURE BARGAINS. We are doting out Patterna in Velvets, Body Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, all-wool Ingrains, Cotton Chains, &o. Also odd lott of Oil Cloths, Rugt and Mats, Laoe Curt-ins, Heavy Curtains, &o. COUE EARLY AND SECURE BEST STYLES. L. Mi JONES & CO., WESTCOTT BLOCK, RICHMOND IND.

" 2HJ3W CHOPNEW ORLEANS MOLASSES, GOLDEN GROVE TENNESSEE SORGHUM

The Finest Molasses you ever and GIre it novflM-U

VAN D. BROWN. Bes Hive Grocer?

FOR THIRTY DATS!

-SPECIAL

BOYS' and MENS'I

OVERCOATS

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Fifteen thousand d'Iar stock t be disposed of at once. 1 hare determined after January 1st, to conduct a one pries cash bunoss. and b fore laying tn a new stock wM sell oat my present one at prices which will astonish my patrons and the citizen of Richmond in general. This Is not idle talk but a aeuni ie slanghterlnc

sale. This sale will continue for thirty days and those efcine p irgdins in uoois aad Shoes would do well ta call at once, as Hot come will be first serred. Kcspectlully, B. G3AAI, 616 Main Street.

lADQUAHTEIll

ATTHER BROS

Richmond Palladium TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10. 18S9. DAILY PALLADIUM 10c a. WEEK. tuu cona iwo curt, 11 EX J. H. 3ITRICK, Hotary public, rl Mtate and insurance agent, money loaned n mortgage. Xo. 8 anad lO Xorth Seventh atreet. We lead the trade iu low prices on Wateb.es, Slocks, and Jewelry. &o. Flitch Midzaris, TheB.8. W.J. No. 9 South Eighth street. . , ,

the Best Goods In the Marketr

tasted, urins your jug a Trial. PBICES DT aepMw SALE do5-dSw COAL Jal5ldwCm Walter L. Dalbey has charge of the eireuletioa of the Daily PALLLADnrat, and is authorised to take subeoriptioBS and make oollectione witkia ike eorporate lirai Cm IP- I'EEXXJG, fteal estate and fire Insnr jnee. It'o. OOl Ilavln street marlTdaw-lyt J. Moses Grooms is grandfather for the first time, his dauchter, Mrs. Mamie King, having preaented her husband a beautiful boy baby. Tour wasted eheeks may have all the plumpneas and bloom ot health through your nse ot Ayer'a Sareeperilla. This time-honored remedy still leads the Tan. It improves distention, purifies the blood, and invigorate the system. Give it a trial. dw

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the twenty-tour, hours oommeaoing at 3 o'cloek p. m. to-day to lnaiana ana UUlu . xbia, iuiiu w w f j elearing weather, lower temperature. HUXlli W G.ICI maim LOCAL PICKUPS. TV. fn.tv.ninth birthdaV of J. F. Davenport and E. E. Parker will occur to-morrow. T.a V. Rjinann will lftattira to the students of the Basioeis College next Thursday evening at buJU. n;. v.tA loflod ahotal in Hunt ington, to take poaeeaaion the first of the year. William ooeione, is i mu. will have charge ot tne Par aepartmenu A it.nnimr lnh nnmnoaad or about thirty oi our youog society, men has been organized. J. hey wm give a Dan every three Weeks commencing in the near future. There arc three effi Javita filed in the f n.'a iinnrt Kffninat Rarnard A. KenneDohl for violating the liqaor law by selling to minors. The cases will be tried to morrow afternoon at I :ou. Tl.. Tt. Unr Olnh will fiva a social this evening at the home of Misses Kate and Mamie Van Dasen, on South Thir teenth street, in honor ot miss xaa a innar una nt ita TMnnlar members, who leaves soon for Washington, D. C. TaitAti Mra Mathew Barker, who Km nna rnila m.at tit ChptteT. whilo walking from one room to another. traotured the bones ot ner anaie. in fracture ia very painful, and it will be some days before she is able to walk again. VVT;ii;.m MnAiliTDi vu arraigned in vwlfjA rtnnrt Kia mnrninff nn a fiharffO of violating the liquor law by selling to minors, lie enterea a piea oi not guilty, but the evidenoe being deemed auffioient to establish the charges in five cases, he was fined M ana oosts in each eases. M f rinm traQtordaiv rvrAaAntnd Ctffi. oer Charley Murray with a beautiful pearl handled kmte, tbe lour Diaaea being ot razor-steel. The knife was aooompanied by a note in whioh Mr. U.;. uniiiVi in f hat hiffhAat tprma of th X mvmm .m ."w - o ability and faithfulness of Mr. Murray as an officer. 1hH SnlinnidAF ha sflanred the asenoy ot the MeFarland Carriage Wnrka. of Conneraville. heretofore in charge -of Henry Luring. Mr. Luring will go to uonnou mum, iowi, in a ahort time, to take charge of the northwait, m.onanv of the Ma Far land works. loos ted in that place. The State Teaohers Asiociation will mt in ita thirtv sirfh animal aeaaion at Indianapolis on Deoember 25, 26, 27 i i . . i and z. A apienaia program oaa oeen proyided, and this meeting of the State nra tr tr t f Ka ain1 HAnht.lAU Will be, very largely attend. The association bss done muon. toward quauiying instructors and in deepening and broadninir thn canoral intareat in eduoational matters throughout the State. CODST BOCSI. of Jtrit Pickvd Cp la arleaa fmmt OSBera. two CIRCUIT COURT. Nelson M. Gillam vs. Henry Bost and Henry A. Bost. On note. Judgment tor $110.95. Court adjourned until Saturday. COUNTY COMMISSIONIBS. A communication was reoeived from the commissioners ot Henry county, asking the commissioners ot Wayne county to appoint a viewer to. vacate a highway in Henry and Wayne oounties. and locate another one in lieu thereof, John Bowman was appointed viewer. The following bills were allowed: B. T. Reynolds, trustee, on account of poor of Harrison township, 4UU5; W. a. Hatfield, trustee, on account of poor ot Clay township. $S2 02: R. A. Howard, services as surveyor, Aaaoclaied Cbarttlra. There has been a strong feeling among a good many ot those having the interests of the poor at heart that a united eft" art should be made this win ter to find the worthy poor, especially those who naturally shrink from mak ing their wants known, and endure much suffering rather than apply to the townahip trustee for aid, and also to un mask those who are fraudulently or un necessarily receiving aid from the town. Therefore several meetings have been held and an organisation formed for this purpose. It consists of ladies trom all the ehurohea ot the eity without regard to oreed, nationality or eolor. All the ministers are ex-offioio members, and a majority ot them have attended the meetings for organization. The lol lowing is the constitution adopted : ARTICLE I. The name of our society shall be The Associated Charities ot Rich mond." article n. Its object shall be the promotion of whatever tends to the permanent im provement ot the condition ot the poor. article in. The work of the association shall be 1. To bring existing charitable agen eies into co-operation, in order to pre vent indiscriminate and duplicate alms livinn. 2. To secure the investigation of the oases ot all persons in any of our dis tricts who need or ask help. 3. To find for them the work or other helD they need. 4. To prevent begging and secure the community from imposture. 5. To promote the general welfare of the city. 6. To improve the character and methods ot administennir relief. 7. To prevent children from growing up paupers. ARTICLE IT. The officers of this association shall be a president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, and an executive committee. to conaist ot one member trom each ot our eity churches. The eity has been divided into fifteen districts and visitiag committees appointed for eaeh district. The headquarters are to be at the township trustee's office in the city library building, and it is requested that contributions be sent in of all kinds, especially of clothing, including shoes, and toodjoeluding vegetables. canned goods, and all kinds of groceries, also literature books, papers and m amines, and money. A committee will be there from 2 p, m, to 5 p. m. Thursday to receive them. The townahip trustee will also receive the contributions on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays aad Sator-

daya. Aay one wishing to make a con

tribution ot aay kind, but unable to deliver it, will b oalled upon it they address a postal card to Ths Associated Charities, ear of the Township Trustee." Many of the ladies have already en tered heartily upon the work of can vassing their districts, aad several very worthy eases of extreme destitution have beea fouad, aad also a number who are receiving help trom the town funds hava beea proved to be frauds, and the townahip trustee will be immediately notified. This movement will undoubtedly meet the approval and support of our citizens. As soon as a store ot supplies is gathered together, a committee ot ladies will be ia regular attendance at oertam hours to reader assistance to those sent to them by the visiting committees. There is also a committee to endeavor to obtain work tor those needing it. It is suggested that Sunday-sehools and ehurohea make a Christmas ottering to the poor through this channel, and thus enhanoe their own happiness during that Joyful oooasion. SS e ! Barwitae. Charles M. Nolte, of South Fourth atreet, was twenty-two years old last Sunday, and his young friends concluded to celebrate the event by making him a surprise visit last night. To the number of about thirty-five they called about 8 p. m. ia masquerade oostumes. Charley was completely surprised at this unexpected appearanee ot so many people so completely masked as to eonoeal their identity entirely. The evening waa spent in danoing. listening to some excellent vocal and instrumental musio, playing different gsmes and soeial commingling. About 11 o'clock elegant refreshments were served.whioh were partaken ot with a zest. It was a great success sooially. all the young people enjoying themselves to the greatest extent. At a late hour they repaired to their homes. BlrtbSar Sarprlae. In two years from yesterday Will Roser. North Seventh street, will be old enough to vote, and his sister-in law, Mrs. Ed Roser, invited a few of his friends to help celebrate the event in beooming style. He was not suspecting any thing of the kind and was very muoh surprised. Elegant refreshments were seryed and a good time generally was the result. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cutter. Mr. and Mrs. John Ruoh, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haaemeier, Phil Roser, .InTsn Hnnlar A ndraw Romp. JlDM Coyle, and Misses Mary Ooyle. Anna Coyle, Lydia JTranois, Anna newer, Allie Deits and Fanny Roser. Illrtfelay Aaatfanarr. Between fifty and sixty of the young bia.ila nt Miaai KVnnin Williama Na. 307 North Thirteenth street had a moat enjoyable time last evening, it being the anniversary of her thirteenth birthday. Many beautiful presents were brought by ner many young menus, rv un musio and refreshments, fun and frolio, the evening was passed. K.et P. aettee. All K. of P. are requested to meet at K. ot P. Temple at 7:30 this evening to take some aetion in regard to tne deatn ot P. 8. C. Brother Rathbone. Frahk Neff. C. C. Germania Lodge. August 8chroxder, K. ot R. and S. Germania. M. Ritchie, C. O. ot Iola Lodge. George Cotton, K.otR.and S. Iola. W. H. Bartel, C. C. of Coeur do Leon Lodge. J. W. Morris, K. of R- and S. Coeur de Leon. ItfATUIlAX. GAJS FREE. I nave some good building sites adjoining the city on the west and three blocks from Earl ham gate. which I will sell on easy terms with the above eon sideratlon. Call on or ad dress febU-toesanr-tt Haad Carvla. A new thing in Richmond's indus tries or art work has been established at the southeast corner ot Tenth and Main, by R. H. Fetta, an expert in carving. Call and see speoimens ot his handiwork and get an ideaot bis prices. Picture frames he makes a specialty ot. dec7 d3t Go to Stigleman's East End Gallery tor something new in Christmas pictures. He is making the celebrated Ivrotype, a most beautiful pioture on ivory, to gether with many new style photo grrchn. Call and see hia samples. 826 Main street. nov30 sat mon-tu2 Jewelry, new and in large quantities, at any price that can be produoed, at Jenkins. Holder of SeMoa Tickets Please have your tickets with you when seeking to reserve seats. Mr. Steele cannot remember everybody, and has to keep a reoord of tiokets marked "Ionian." No reserves can be scoured without the tiokets. dec7 dtd. Lecture Committee Ladies, elean your kid gloves with the Mather Glove Cleaner, for sale only at the Boston Store. novioily - Ten per cent, disoount on all holiday goods at Heck & lnlg s, DU8 main street. tuthasat Waatta, t aria 1,000 ladies to call and get a free trial package of Dr. Teague's Medieated ObUterator at sa JNorth Eighth street. ianadw-em Old papers, 20e a hun dred at this office. There are many varieties of spectacle But I am thankful that after being compelled to wear them constantly for tea years, I now have ao need tor them, aor have I had for two years past, but can read the finest print, day or night, and write with aa muoh eaaa aa when I was a school boy. Apply the ointmen to the eyelids at night and bathe the eyas with hot rain water ia the morning. This ointment strengthens the viaioa. Priee, 25 cents par box. tua4dw6m L C. Txagub. Look at J.M. Williams' advertise: apu-dtt

CTTT FEB805AXS.

J. C. Brooks went to Cincinnati last evening. Janet Kenny went to Cincinnati last evening. Miss Mary Lee went to Dayton this morning. Arthur Williams arrived from Atlanta last aight. Mrs. Eeraa Ward went to Cincinnati last evening. Miss Anna Kent went to Kniahutowa thia morning. JohaC. White went to Cincinnati this morning. Albert Williams went to Cincinnati this morning. J. W. MeKinnev went to Urbana. 0 this morning. George Bennett went to Indianapolis this morning. William Knight went to Indianacolie thia morning. Edward Porter returned from Cincin nati last evening. H. S. Kates. Panhandle freight agent. is on the sick list. Miss Minnie Clayton went to Cincin nati this morning. Perry J. Freeman went to Cambridge City this morning. Benjamin L. Martin went to Rushville this morning. W. C. Reynolds returned from Cin cinnati this morning. Mrs. Jennie Murray returned from Dayton this afternoon. Mrs. John B Miller returned from Cincinnati last evening. Benjamin Perry returned from In dianapolis last evening. E. M. Haas, editor of the Cambridge Citizen, is in the city to-day. Alfred Calkins. ex-Mavor of New Paris, O., is in the city to day. Rev. Father Henry Seibirts returned trom Indianapolis last evening. Miss Sallie Flook. of Milton, was here yesterday on a shopping tour. Miss Maggie Shafer went to Winches ter last evening on a visit to friends. Miss Lena Yaryan returned from a visit to friends in Dayton this afternoon. Lee Marshall returned last evening from a week spent in hunting in Adams eounty. Miss Ida MoGee returned from a visit to friends in Knightstown last evening. Thomas Morris went to Dublin this morning to attend the funeral of Abigail Bell. William Brown, of Indianapolis, and Frank Eddy, ot Troy, N. Y., are in the city to-day. Samuel Charles went to Dublin this morning to attend the funeral of his aunt, Abigail Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hazlerigg. of Indianapolis, spent yesterday with friends in this city. Sherifi Bond went to Dublin this afternoon, and will attend the G. A. R. meeting there to-night. George Jewell, of Greensfork, whose illness has been reported, was able to be in the city last evening. Harry Braflett left this morning on a business trip through Northern Indiana and southern Miohigan. Rev. Thomas Stabler. D. D.. returned from Middletown last evening, where he neid quarterly meeting. Theodore Cobb, the popular salesman of D. M. Ferry & Co., ot Detroit, has Deen in me city ior a lew days. D. W. Comstook went to Indianapolis this alternoon. tie will visit the Reformatory School at Plainfield to-mor row. Mrs. W. T. Edwards, of Connersville, who has been visiting her sister. Mrs, Mortimer Rutter, returned home this morning, J. W. King came over from Indian apolis last night to see his son that has just arrived, and returned home this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Bernard aad Mrs. B. Arnold returned laat evening from a pleasant visit to friends in Dpnngueld, U. George 8. Thomas and wife returned last evening from a three weeks viait to the family of their son in- law, Viotor Alderson, of Chiosgo. Mrs. H. R Seager and son Robbie, South Sixteenth street, have returned from a visit to friends and relatives at Peru and Shelbyville. Rev. Henry Wickemeyer went to Co Iambus, O , this morning to attend a meeting ot the Board ot Directors of the Capital University. Mrs. Anna M. Starr, W. W. Foulke and Joseph C. Ratlifi returned from Huntington last evening, where they attended a quarterly meeting ot the (So ciety ot r riends. Heok & Dilg's. Holiday Laaders: tl dolls at 90s., SOo. dolls at 45s. Ten per cent, disoount on all goods at 50b Mam street. tuthatat Jewelry, new and in large quantities, at any price that can be produoed, at Jenkins. If you want a good, reliable railroad watch, buy a Rocktord. whioh is war ranted (3) years, by R. B. Dickinson, 523 Mam street, sole agent for the Rocktord watches, who has been selling watches, clocks and jewelry in Rioh mond tor forty four years. Repairing fine watches, clocks and jewelry by experienoed workmen. dec9itf Call at Fletcher Medearis'. No. 9 South Eighth street, and get a oireular describing the New Celebrated I. O. Speotaelea and Eye Glasses. It you wear glasses this greatly interests you. nov25i3aa lamaaary Collected and done in the very best style, at the Richmond Steam Laundry. Cufia and collars a specialty. D. W. Walters. Proprietor. Zeller Block. Telephone No. 151. 11 da w-U Xaoaa. - Last evening, between Eighth aad Fourteenth streets, north side ot Main, a roll ot money, euppoeed to contain between 2S and 135 The fiader will be liberally rewarded by returning to G. W. Stiglxmajc. Dr. Allison, the Pharmacist, has removed to 1514 Main street, where as heretofore, he will make a specialty ot the Prescription buaineaa aad Pure Drags aad Medieiaea. Preecriptione filled accurately day or night. Mp7dtt

THREE OF

The above picture represents "three of a kind" (well dreesed gents) aad yet they are not ot a kind aa three distinct styles are shown. In additioa to thaasx. we oan also show several other equally fashionable garments and ia all styles. Ws -can fit lean, medium or fat men. You ean't help but be pleased with what we -are bow offering, for while theee garments are equal to any tailor made clothes, they ooet but a fraction ot what would be oharged tor them were they to ooaeoul , of a tailor shop. It coats but little to be well dreesed if you will but give us a ohanoe to .MOW

von what a real fit means. m m m mm 8ee tar Stock ef Men's and Bays Boots.

turner A lath and Mala, Hiiue uiecx. PETER LICHTENFELS & CO. apraaw-tf "

It's a SUIT of CLOTHES -oix Aur OVERCOAT .: Ifou are looking For, Don't Stop Until - You Get To J). C-fl. (DRAMOFu', : Where Yon Will Find a liarge Slock at the U Iso west Pr lees for FIRST - CLASS CLOTHING 1

J. H. CRAUOB,

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Onr Prices this fall make business boom. COME AND SEE US. We are Beady and anxious to compare PRICES with any Clothing House In the State. Oar prices are prepared for Competition.

EMMONS' "FAMOUS" CLOTHING HOUSE

JAIIES E. KENNEDY, 6IRLO USE IE! EES SB

NEW POVNES, FIGS and DATES, IS. W. FIsOUIS and FLAP-JACK FJLOUEV

OYSTERS and GAUE in SEASON. 197 Fort Wayna iva. ind 412 North Eighth at. aW-TELEPHONE 63

CHRISTMAS

It the title of our CHRISTMAS SOUVENIR. It is a splendid piece off Lithographie Work, size 14x29. it htndsomsly mounted and all ready for hanging up.

Tfais rharailnr Ptetare win qe Wve Away Jext Week ta Oar Pat rave Caeae Larlr aad Buy Yanr TEaM, COFFEES, ank BAKI5U POWUKR, aa Hecare .1ae ef Tkese Seaattes, as They Will U Fast at the GR. ATLANTIC t PACIFIC TEA CO.,

7H7 Use Bobbias' Aatiseptie Cooapoaad for Diphtheria, Searlet Fever. Croup, Qiiaty, Measles, W hooping Cooah,! ail eased Throats. Uleerated Sore Months. Coaghs. Colds, Hoaraeaesa, eta , aad you'll never regret it, beeaase it always cures if ased ia time. By draggists. aov22d6a nns rp. The Popular Coona will five ita third eatertaiajBeat Thanday. December 12. Seats may be reserved aaw at Steele's. Bead the ad ia aaothar eolama. ftdSt

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725 TJain Si. MORNING" flB'X'J I EI 1317 . ei Ulcrat to Wmm Dr. I. C. Teamu. the speeialiet aa North EUhth street, haa had aaaay years' experience in Ueatine; feaala troubles, aad has assay wonderful earaa richt here at home to hia eredit. Caavanltation aad examiaatioa free at kis offiea. 15 dwtf. Hew la the time to bare m Furasuw peat iaa. alaew yem at w price we caua Se it. liiim Tinuscn eSo.

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