Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 14, 11 December 1889 — Page 4
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"Onr Constant Aim Is to Keep the Best Goods In the Market P An adrerrlsemant In a papar I ft Terr simple thine; Ba It round, or tqoara or UponInc. U baa tha umt el.ur rinj. At first It seems to paas you by. Or draws but slight attention, The next jon know yon have to try To keep Iran making mantioa Of what ft ya. Then t oomaa A llttla naarer to yon. Atd you are forced u recogmz I fa tryln hard to do you. Bat wbea for boxlnen it ataxta ont No naeroy does It give. It simply playa with yon a while. Then hi La J on where you live. -UuTiLnalmn. Wnen 70a waet Anything In the Grocery Hne b sure and call or tele"""jonrj f. McCarthy.
RETAIL C1RPET DEPARTMENT,
This It the rounding up op closing out season in this Department, after
one or ine largest ana most sucoessiui season MporicnUOU 7 naturally have a great many short lengths, remnants, odds and ends that
we want to oioae out quiOKiy. wt. nvc uotu inc. mm a. ..-
A1MU UUI ULtr. DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE BARGAINS.
Aa. Afa4:M eia4 PaMam in Valval. RnHv RpuqAilfl. Taoefttrv
Brussels, all-wool Ingrains, Cotton Chains, &o. Also odd lots of Oil Cloths,
Hugs and Mats, Lsoe uurt-ins, tieavy vunaina, go. COIIE EARLY AND SECURE BEST STYLES. L. Mi JOKES & CO., WE3TC0TT BLOCK. KIC1IH0SD, IND.
-SEW CBOPNEW ORLEANS MOLASSES.
GOLDEN GROVE TENNESSEE SORGHUM
The Finest Molasses you ever tasted. Bring your jug and Give it a Trial.
VAN D. BROWN, See Hire Grocery. novWd-U '
FOR THIRTY DATS!
-srjECXAi prices rsr
IBOYS' and MENS'
OVERCOATS
-AT-
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CHEAP SALE
Fifteen thousand do'lar stock t be disposed of at once. 1 have determined rtor- lanmn tat. ta Mnitact n one tiriri rash huinrss. and bcfore taring In new
stock will sell oat my present one at prices which will astonish my patrons and the
citizens or Kicnmona in general. 1 nis is not iuie taia. uut m nnuno hiiuuithui
sale. This sale will continue for inirty oars an n'se atea- oirg-jins in dwu
and Shoes would do well to call at oace, as flrst come win e nrsi servta. Respectfully,
B. E3AA8, 616 Main Street.
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Richmond Palladium
WEDNESDAY.DECEMBER 11.1SS9.
DAILY PALLADIUM lOe A WEEK. Bissau c-wrm wwo eaarra.
benj. n. snriuoc, .Notary public, real estate auad insurance agent. Honey loaned obi mortgage. Ifos. 8 and IO Worth Seventlt treet. U-dw-ljT We lead the trade in low prices on Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry. Ac Flitch Midi arts, TheR.8. W. J. No. 9 South Eighth stroot. aaarladaw-lyr
Walter L. Dalbey has eharge of the airoulation of tha Daily Pa llla pnnc,
and i authorised to tako subaanptiOBJ and nako eolloetioas with J a the eorpo-
fteal estate and fire lnsnr aire. To. 901 Sfalai street marl7dw-lyt
Miss Ida Finney has been ordered to
report tor duty m the Postemee De
partment at Washington on the 31st of
December.
Your wasted cheeks may hare all the
plumpness and bloom 01 health through your use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. This time-honored remedy still leads the ran. It improves digestion, purifies the blood.
and invigorates the system, tfive it s
John Baker went to Winchester evening.
James M. Hill went to Cincinnati last
evening.
H. T. Ward went to Marion, O.. this
morning.
George Reed went to Cincinnati this
morning.
James Gwynn went to Dayton this
morning.
J. 0. Hall went to Anderson this
morning.
M. H. Dill is greeting friends is this
city to-day.
Ed Thatcher returned from Decatur
last evening.
Ben Moormana went to Cincinnati
laat evening.
T.J. Crump returned from Chicago
last evening.
Miss Anna Bullard went to Cincinnati
this morning.
Dr. Weist returned from Indianapolis
this morning.
W. B. Winchell went to Connersriile
this morning.
C. A. Franoisco returned from Mun-
eie last evening.
Mrs. Katie Sherwin went to Cincin
nati this morning.
John E Pelts returned from New
Castle laat evening.
E. I. Stidham, of Munoie. is visiting
friends in this city.
Thomas Ralston returned from New
Castle last evening.
. Phillio Sohneider is greeting friends
in flageratown to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Bendel went to
Cincinnati this morning.
Miss Caroline Wiltsee is visiting
friends in Dayton to-day.
Mr. D. L. Hubbard, of the Indianap
olis Journal, is in the city.
Mrs. Joseph Bennett, of Munoie, is
visiting friends in this city.
Harmon Shofer is circulating among
friends in Cincinnati to-day.
Nathan Frame, of Jamestown. O..
was in the city this morning.
John C. Hadley and son William
went to Dublin this morning.
Mrs. Ida Benson went to Dayton last
evening on a brief visit to friends.
J. G. Collins went to Indianapolis
this morning on a visit to relatives.
Mrs. William Gaines left this morn
ing on a visit to friends in Ripley, O.
Miss Eva Creighton went to Cincin
nati laat evening on a visit to friends.
Mrs. Sarah Bauer returned laat even
ing from a visit to friends in Cincinnati.
Judge Freeman, of Eaton, is circu
lating among friends in this city to-day.
John Dunn and family returned yes
terday from a pleasant visit to friends
in Munoie.
Mrs. Jennie Phillips returned last
evening from a pleasant visit to friends
in Greenville, U.
m Ui.i.u - r 1 mi - -
jura, in snail. 01 urwiyuufcs.
been visiting her children in this city,
returned home to day.
Mrs. Z. Dwiccins. of Wilmington. O.
who has been visiting her son. Dr.
Dwiggins, returned home this morning.
Miss Nettie Bell, of Knightstown. is
visiting the family of Ed Wilson, West
Richmond, and will remain during the
holidays.
Mrs. Barton Wyatt. of Hagerstown
and sister, Mrs. Rebeooa Murphy, of
Peru, are visiting relatives and friends
m this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Chandlee. Mrs.
John G. Chandlee and Miss Ella Lister
left this morning for Pasedena, Lai.
where they will spend the winter.
LOCAL PICKUPS. Only two weeks until Christmas.
The inclemency of the weather last
night prevented a surprise party of large
proportions.
George Williams, of Cambridge City,
has been granted a pennon, and Wil
liam Fallow, of thia oity, and John
Dixon, of Hagerstown, an increase.
Miss Ramie Austen, who appears'to
night at the Grand Opera House in
Guilty without Crime, is the youngest
and prettiest emotional aotreas in Amer
ica.
Old Boreas wae abroad last night, and
his shrill whistle around the oorners.
aooompanied with the banging of shut
ters and creaking of signs, alarmed the
timid.
John Pinkerton. a man who was en
deavoring to steal a ride on the Panhan
dle road, was arrested by detective Gor
mon last night tor "jumping on ears, not
being an employe. He plead guilty to
the charge in mayor e court this morning, and was fined 19 90. He was sent
to Jail.
cocbt Hocsa.
r Interval Picked rn
VrlaBu Ceaatr 01
iSm
Nothing done in any of the county
offices to-day worthy ot note.
COMMISSION" BS' COURT.
The commissioners refused to grant
Reed & Soberer license to sell liquor,
An appeal will be taken to the Circuit
Court.
The board issued an order to the
presidents ot toll roads that have been
appraised to meet them next Saturday
afternoon to aoe it they are satisfied with the valuation plaoed on their
roads.
The following claims were allowed:
Fremont Catea. expense ot Door of
Green township, 116572: bridges.
ana 41.
David Mauley, trustee, expense of
poor of Franklin township, 1135 25
George r. V ard. trustee, expense of
poor ot Perry township, $103 55.
W. A. Clements, trustee, expense of
poor ot New Garden township, $'94 81
Miles W. Lamar, trustee, exponas of
poor of Dalton township. $50.71.
J . SI. Starr, gas, flSiJ. W. D. J ordan. appraising toll roads.
$530
Allen D. Bond, boarding crisonera.
$596 6)1; officer's fees, $520; officer's toes, $97 50; officer's fees, $4760; Jail experse. $30; Nicholson, stationery.
$44195.
in taiiel aw Sample! em. OS asm Mnrraw and Elatm iim tmA
H anil torn, at the Sherman House, this afternoon, oa suspieion ot having bur. flarixed Chris Waist's house laat night, le earns here about a week ago with Rardoa and the two were spotted aa "crooks' being frequently away from
their Itoardiag house nearly all night,
The young man has a pair of rubbers that exactly fit the tracks found in the
yard at Weist a resadenoe. BhftnkveS 8stapr.
School No. 4. Boston township, situ
a ted three miles soutn ot tne city, on the Liberty pike, will give a basket supKr and literary entertainment for the nefit ot a school library, on Friday
evening December 2U, lao9.
Aa excellent procramme is in pre pa
ration aad will be published next week.
Ladies requested to bring basket with
iust eaouan tor two to eat. Refresh
meats served by careful attendants.
Admission free. Everybody welcome.
The regular meeting of St Stephen'i
Aid Society, at the hospital, Thureday
Deoember 12, at 3 p. m. Mas. Jams Morrison. Pree't. Mas. J. S. Ostran dxr, Soo'y. SADIES,
Your experience with Over-
snoes no doubt Has been
that ol discomfort and in
convenience In slipping off.
Such being the fact, we are pleased to call your attention to the Pure Gum Un-
lined tTroquefs, put np In sllkrriush hand-bags, very
suilD le for holiday pres-
entaC- They are a delight to the wearer, lor they cling to
the shoe and do not bind the feet, and yon ran walk in them without the least
restraint or fatigue. You
are invited to call and see
them. Store open every
evening.
I. YV1L.L.1A31S, decll-dtr 721 Slain Ht.
We are in splendid trim to show you
our big line ot Christmas goods. We
are making a strong efiort to sell you
fine goods at low prices. Oar stook of Engravings and Easels is the beat in the oity, and we only ask you to compare
prioes to convince you that we are un
derselling every one else. An immense
stook ot Dolls, Wagons. Toys, Books,
Uames, etc., at your own priee.
ILirr s if air. Corner Main and Sixth streets.
For something useful in the way of a
Chnatmaa preeent cot a meoe of Form
ture. We have a good stook ot all
grades. Prioes low.
G. Grothatjs & DON, wed-fri sataw 535 Main Street.
Fancy Desks and Boob
cases at Smith dc Dunham's.
We are ready for Christmas with ele
gant new goods. Jknkins.
wed am
See our new line ofTrnnks
and Valises. Will make
sChristmas present.
aw W1UU1AS K jv.
Gents' night robes at the Eldorado.
wedfriasat
Almost everything appro
priate lor Holiday gilts may
be found at Nicholson's
Store at bottom prices, dw Handsome leather goods. Moormakn's.
. TOM TIT,
Little Shetland pony, the smallest ot his age. Imported by Herachel I. Fisher for
ts. Al. r outs. Ale win be on exhibition at the Poultry Show at Park Rink every
day and evening. All the little ones can have a ride on little Tom who are not
deemed too heavy by the
superintendent. ll-3t
See Laoey's new stook of Domeetio and White Sewing Machines. 718
Main.
Thompson Bro's Eioan
Agency, 7S6 Slain Street. noWdwed8t
See the new goods at Wilke's China
tore. f - -
Rattan SThairs and Rock
ers at Smith A Dunham's.
HalSarsjaf H Tlekwsn.
Please have your tiokets with you when seeking to reserve seats. Mr.
Steele cannot remember everybody, and haa to keep a record ot tioketa marked "Ionian." No reserves can be aeoured
without the tioketa. dec7-dtd. - LacTTJRi Cohhittib.
SATE TOUR JIOXET
By paying your gas bill be
fore the 13th. Il-4t
Ladies, clean your kid aloves with the
Mather Glove Cleaner, tor sale only at
the .Boston store. novlddly Anybody looking for :
Christmas gift can find nothing better than a New
Florence CJook Stove. See
them at Bargis9, corner ol
Slain and Filth. dw
Fine line of picture mouldings. Moormaitn's.
With a nice cheap Black
board and dustiess enalk, your children may have an
endless amount ot amusement and instruction. Ton will find three styles of IS.
B. at Nicholson's. dw
We are ready for Christmas with ele
gant aew goods. J xseihs.
weoa n
NOTICE. Onr store will be open
every evening from now until after the holidays. See
immense stock of
Christmas Slippers.
J. B. G1XBERT eft CO.
We have fitted up our entire basemeat floor, aisa 25x125 faai. with dis
plays of Dinner Seta aad Qoeensware
Ssaerauy. we are ageata tor the eelerated Mxakkr brands, and oaa out
unaer any body else a pnoea. Iurr's Fair.
Night robes for vour aweatheert at
the Eldorado. wediriasat
Blacking Cases at Smith
x. iwanama.
1,000 ladies to call and get a tree trial
package ot l. l eague 'e Medicated U fe
mora tor at sa IKorth Eighth street.
jansa
Old papers, 2e, dred at this otace.
a hnn
There are many varieties of speetaalaa.
But I am thankful that after being compelled to wear them constantly tor tea
yean, I now have no need tor them, nor have I had tor two years past, but oaa read the finest print, day or aight. aad write with aa much ease aa whoa I
was a school boy. Apply the oiatmea
to the eyelids at night and bathe the eyea with hot rain water in the morning. Thia ointment strengthens the
vision, rnoe, 23 cents per box. -fun4dw6m I. C. Tragus.
Our clocks at bargains. wedafri Jxnkins.
Let all the little ones come
to the Poultry Show at Park
Rink and see the Poultry
ana rets. Ai.st
Come early to have your pictures
framed and avoid the rush.
MOORMANN 8.
RjMllea, m Word! Look at J, M. Williams' advertise
meat, apI3-dtf
Fancy Plnsh Seat Rockers
at Smith k Dunham's.
Night robes tor your husband, father
or brother at the Eldorado, wedtriaiat
Three styles of Black
boards for children at Nlch Olson's. dw
See the new goods at Wilke's China
store.
PENSIONS.
The undersigned having
had many years experience in the prosecution ot Pen
sion and other claims
against the general govern
ment. Is fully prepared to
premptly collect Pensions
Bounty, or any other claims
against the United States.
Call on or address A. Har-
shall, United States Pension
Attorney, Economy, Ind.
octs awedawiy We are ready for Christmas with ele
gant new goods. Jknkins.
wed am
Fancy tables ot all kinds
at Smith de Dunham's.
If you want a good, reliable railroad
watoh. buy a Rooktord. whioh is war
ranted (3) years, by R. B. Dickinaon,
523 Main street, solo agent for the
Rockford watches, who has been selling
watches, olocks and jewelry in Kioh
mond tor forty-tour years. Repairing
fine watohes. clocks and lewelry by ex
perienoed workmen. dec9ltt
Steam laundry the Eldorado.
wedfriaaat
Beautiful line of illustrated books. Moormann's. OAS BILLS
If paid by the 15th Inst will
save you a discount. Ild4t
Call at Fletcher Medearis. No. 9
South Eighth street, and get a oiroular
desonbina the Mew Celebrated 1. U.
Speotacles and Eye Glasses. It you wear glasses this greatly interests you.
nov25d3m Lap Bobes cheap. dw WIGGINS & CO.
Our docks at bargains. wedafri Jznkins.
The Mewetts Oak" takes
the lead In wood, coal, or
natural gas. At Bargis'
only. dw
Collected and done in the very best
style, at the Riohmond Steam Laundry.
Cutis and collars a specialty.
D. W. WAXTKRS. Proprietor. Zeller Block, Telephone No. 151. U-dAw-tf
Nicholson's Holiday Dis
play Is now complete. Have you seen it? If not, embrace
the first opportunity, as
every day many articles are selected and laid aside by
their customers. The exhi
bition by this headquarters
is more extensive and more beautiful than ever before.
In their finest imported
goods they have no dupli
cates, iteltner can tney be
duplicated in this country.
Come and see. dw
aarsraJswin In Holiday Goods. . Moormaitn's.
Dr. Allison, the Pharmacist, haa re
moved to 1514 Main street, where aa heretofore, he will make a specialty ot the Prescription business and Pure
Drags and Medicines. Prescriptions
filled accurately day or aight.
sep7 dtl. The Eldorado for bargains. wedfriaiat
Everybody is going to the
Poultry Show at Park Rink Dee. 11 to 18. ll-3t
Our clocks at bargains. wedatr Jxhkins.
Fancy Oak Rockers and
Chairs at Smith eft Dunham's.
TIIRJSB OF -A. ICIIVO-
;. The above picture represents "three of a kind" (well dreesed gents) aad yet they are not ot a kind aa three distinot styles are shown. In additioa ta sheas we oaa also show several other equally fashionable garments aad in all styles. We oaa fit lean, medium or tat men. You oaa't help but be pleased with what we are bow ofleriag. for while these garments are equal to any tailor made clothes, thev cost but a fraction ot what would be charged tor them were they to sens est
of a tailor ah on.
It costs but little to be well dressed if you will but give us a chance
you wnai a real nt means. j
See ear Ntock er Men's aad Beys' Beets. She. Hats and ,tsi aenra vayma. r . 1 aa.t uihi. Ul.r .
wravr aiatu uu aaiat uiius PETER LICHTENFELS & CO. apraaw-U
It's a SUIT of CLOTHES Oil AX OVERCOAT Yon are Isooklag For, Don't Stop Until TTon Get To J). H. RAMOR", Where Yon Will Find a Irce Stock at the Xsowest Prices for FIRST - CLASS CLOTHING!
I H ntMlflE. 72 Main l
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Onr Prices this fall make business boom. COVE AND SEE US. We are Beady and a x ions to compare PRICES with any Cloth' ing House in the State. Oar prices are prepared for Competition.
EMMONS
ti 1 uffnTTn
CLOTHING
HOUSE
aaaVdw
JAMES E. I3-3HLO m
KENNEDY,
S. X7. IXiOITO and
FIGS aad DATED, FsAP. JACK EXrOim.
OYSTERS and GAUE in SEASDII. 197 Fort Wayne ava. and 412 North Eighth at sMELPH0NE 63
Is
"CHRISTMAS . MORNING" ths title of our CHRISTMAS SOUVENIR. It is a splendid piece of Lithographio Work, aize 14x29, is handsomely mounted and all ready for hanging up.
This Charming Plelare will ee tt'ren Away Next Week to Onr Patrwas Cease
rany aaa uwj icnr iksjs uirrtes, ana Htki.Mt row uek. aaa necare :Oae of laeae Beaatiea, aa They Will j Fast at the
GR. ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO.,
Use Bobbins Antiaeptio Compound tor Diphtheria, Scarlet Fever, Croup, Q sissy. Measles, Whooping Cough,lBfl aaed Throats. Ulcerated Sore Months. Coughs. Colds, Hoarseness, etc , aad you'll never regret it, because it always cures if used in time. By druggists. aov22d6m
ER
That the 13th ot the month la the last star ta pay your
bill and get tJiedlaconnt.
Ot Ibis
Dr. I. C. Teague. the specialist as North Eighth street, has had many years' experience in treating female troubles, aad haa maay wonderful emreo right here at home to his credit. Coanltatioa aad examination free at hie office. 15 dwtf.
How Is the tiane to hawe at Fnrnavre past in. jtt as show 70a at what a law priee we can eSo it. FRAXK VASfUXESI sftCO. aafaa-tf
trial. dw
young man, who gave his name aa David
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