Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 14, 18 December 1889 — Page 4

"Our Constant Aim Is to Keep the

Home-made Candy! Foreign Fruits! xxxx Confectioners Powdered Sugar! Walnuts, Almonds, Brazil and Hickory Nuts. johhFwrthy.

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This Is the rounding up or closing out season in thii Department, after one of the largest and most successful seasons experienced by us. We naturally have great many short lengths, remnants, odds end ends that wo want to close out quickly. WE HWE USED THE KNIFE FREELY

Aran uui uttr. DOJTT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO SECCBE BARGAINS.

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Brussels, all-wool Ingrains, Cotton Chains, fo. Also odd lots of Oil Cloths,

Rugs and Mats, Laoe uuruins. Heavy uunains, m. COUE EAULY AND SECURE BEST ST7LES. L. M. JONES & CO., WESTCOTriBLOCK, RICH1I0ND, IND.

-NEW CBOPNEW ORLEANS MOLASSES,

GOLDEN GROVE TENNESSEE SORGHUM The Finest Molasses you ever tasted. Bring your jug and Gire it a Trial. .

VAN 0. BROWN. Bee Hive Grocer?.

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FOR THIRTY DATS!

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IBOYS' and MENS'

OVERCOATS

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Fifteen thou said do'Iar stock t bi dUpawed of at one. 1 bate de'ermlned after January 1st, to conduct a one pr'.c i rati buiass, and b Tore laving In a new stock will U out air present one at prices which will astonish mr patroos and the citizens or Klchoion i in general. I'M U not idle tlk but a enut e slansrhlerlnir ale. This sale will continue for thirty days sad th se Mrekins; birgaios in boots ad Shoes wool t do well te call at o-ice, as ilrst ewna will be first sarved.1 . Kespecliullr, B. E3AAB, 616 Main Street.

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Richmond Palladium WEDNE3DAYJECEMBER IS 1889. DAILY PALLADIUM 10c A WEEK. aiaaLX eoriE wv ckbtw. Walter L. Dalbey has charge ot the ireulatioa ot the Daily Paulladitjm, and ia authorised to taks subscriptions aad make collections withia the eorpotate limit of ska eitv BEXJJ. IX. HTBICK, Notary publics real estate and insurance agent. Money leaned on mortgage. Xoa. S and lO North Seventh street. U-dw-Ur We lead the trade in low prices on Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry. Ac Flitch Mkdxarts, The B. 8. W. J. No. 9 South Eighth street. narladaw-Jxr

. F. FEEJULE, Aesal estate and fire lnsnr usee. We. Ol Main atreet. ' Baalfdaw4yt

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DEPARTMENT. Velvets. Body Brussels. Tacestry PJEKICJSS TN - aep&dw SALE dec5-d3w - A.T - ,lulyldw-m Wuar taairaawM. WA8HISQTON, Dee. IS. Forecast fr the twenty-four hours eommenoicg at 3 o'clock t. m. to-day for Indiana and Uhio: rair. clearing in warmer, south weaterly winds. Ohio, LOCAL PICKUPS. Oaly one week until Christmas. There were six applicant examined by the board of pensions to-day. William P. Benham, of this city, has been granted aa increase of pension. There is a change for the better f n the eonditioa ot Miss Mabel Cart wright to day. N more fun for the sportsmen aftr the20.h. The hunting season of 1SS9 is almost over. Mahlon Hampton and Ed Lamb took their last hunt yesterday and bagged forty-one qaaila. The ball at Old Fellows' Hall tonight will be well attended, and will proye to be aa enjoyable aflair. Oa Friday evening. December 20, the next silver medal oratorical contest will take plaoe at Prohibition HalL The State Teachers' Association will meet December 25 to 28. inclusive, in Plymouth church. Indianapolis. Trustee Tingle aad Engineer Howard

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yesterday located the highway Irooa the Gaar bridge to the Middleboro pike.

A building permit has been issued to Leander Holcainaer tor the creation of a frame hoase at No. 213 North Third street at a cast of f-00. Two eantlemen who attended the last silver medal contest were so interested that they will oner a prixs to be awarded to the seoood beat in each contest. The show windows of the stores never present d as attractive an appearance aa now. Eash merchant haa aeemed to do his level best in the way of ornametaUon. Linden Lodge. No. 1413. of K L H will convene this evening at 7:30 All members should be present, as there ia important business to be eon sidered. The display of iee skates in the hard ware store windows provokes a smile, although it ia the season of the year when there should be a demand tor ueh gooda R?q tuition ha been made upon the Government tor headstones tor he sol lier' craves "t Charles Brnmfnid. W. W. Shaw, John K Wileoxeo, John Simpson and Dennis Kyan. The "Bay Diu-nmer," the Christmas souvenir presented by the Atlantio and Faotfiu Tea Company to their patrons, ia a very handsome and exoeediogly cute picture, .everybody wsats one. Anions the many handsome show windows in this oity none surpass that of Lou Laoona. His Jvns Ivringle. with reindeer and sled, are as natural as life, and the surrounding are a retain der ot ' frosty Laplsnd drear." William Kennedy, of near Lynn, had a valuable watch s'olen from him a short time since, and he was here yesterday afternoon to examine the wateh found on James Bart. a, arrested for burglary, but the Mtieker"did not prove to be the one taken from him. "Deeper than e'er plummet sounded some people's coughs seem to oome from. yet a bottle ot Dr. Ball's Cough Syrup will cure them. It goes away down to the bottom ot matters and works wonder. .Pleasant to take and good tor couehs. colds, crcup, bronchitis, eto Price 25 cents. The holidays are olose upon us and Young America is wide awake in antioi pation. Grown up people in search of Dresents oan find everything needed upon the shelves of home merohants, and they ought to pu -chase of them. Money spent at home is like bread oast upon the waters, it will return again Sarah Moore, widow ot the late Gordon Moore, who resided a number ot rears at New Paris, O., and sister of Mrs. Calvin (Jutland, died Monday last at Lakeside, O., where she was making her home with her children. She was an estimable woman and had a large oirole ot ac) lainances and friends, who will no douot feel pained to hear of her death. funeral tomorrow at Me Paris. O. Trustee Tingle, after consulting with the county commissioners, hss deter mined to abandon the prastioe ot paying rent for any person after the lit day ot next January. During the past year about one thousand dollars were paid for rent for persons in indigent oirouaa stances. Persons for whom rent was paid did not reoeive any other suppor from the township, but after that date orders for supplies will be issued to such. Letters from Miss Maude and Miss Fanny Ireland at Washington, give a nae account ot their prosperity , there Not only have they plenty ot first-class business, but prices for dress making are very liberal. Besides, it is the cus torn with them to furnish linings and trimmings, the profi s on which are decided consideration. Miss Mande regards her going where there Are throngs ot moneyed, fashionable and prodigal people as a happy financial venture. The eleotion of Dr. J ahn to the pres idency ot DePauw University was very satisfactory to not only every person oonneoted with the university, but the public at large, and was made the oo oasion of an ovation to the president elect, whioh was the most remarkable demonstration ever witnessed in that institution. There was a street parade by the students, with band ot muno following which was a mass meeting at Meharry Halt, at whioh there were speeches by Dr. Martin, Mr. West, Mr, Moore. l'rotes-r Carhart. Mayor Con gill. Professor Daal and President John The students from this oity say that the demonstration was grand beyond do soription, and was well merited, for no one stands higher in the estimation ot the stadents and faculty than Preaident John. Found bis Harse. D. W, Lawrence, who resides near Lynn rode to the oity yesterday, and hitched his horse on North O. street near Dueker's grocery. Towards night the horse feeling the gnawings ot bun ger broke the bridle reins by whioh it was fastened to teed from a load of straw standing in front ot Mr. Dueker a barn Mr. Lawrence returned about 6 o'eloek and found hi equine gone, and suppos ing it had been stolen reported the faot at police headquarters, sergeant Kubl man and a detachment ot policemen at onse commenced a search for it. The sergeant went to Deuker's grocery to mske inaiiry and ascertained that the horse had been placed in his barn for safe keeping. Mr. Lawrenoe felt greatly relieved, and wished to pay the sergeant tnd Mr. D. for their trouble, but they declined: but they did advise him to put his horse in a livery stable and have it well cared for on his next visit to the oity. Will Bmhmrr. Adam Rhinebamer returned from Indianapolis last evening where he went to see his son Will, who has been convicted of passing counterfeit money, but who has not been sentenoed, and will not be until next week. Mr. Bhme hamer aays the idea prevails in court circles that Will is cognisant of fscts that would oonviot others who are engaged in pasting spurious money, and he haa been importuned to testify, but he assured bi father that he did not know ot anything that would conviot anybody. Ills father urged him not to shield any guilty person. and he repeated to him that he knew ol nothing that would convict any one, and he didn't propose to cause innocent parties to ufier. Mr. Khinehamer is hopeful that his son will receive a reasonable sentence. rannl of tav.rl W. Lj.Sr. The remains of Samuel W. Lynda arrived iat evening from Glasgow, Mon.. accompanied by bi daughter, Mrs. Isabella Richey, and were taken t) the family residence. North Eighteenth street. The funeral occurred this morning at 10 o'clock, and was wss largely attended. Kv. Mr. Gilchrist conducted the funeral service. His remark were appropriate and impressive. A large eortese of friends followed the remains to Earl bam Cemetery, where they were committed to the earth. Faa.rml Stl. The funeral of Mrs. Dentisman will take place to-morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock from the family residence on South Second street.

CTTT PEB80HAL8. j Harvey Brown want to Hauiltoa last

evening. v William Clements went to -Xaaia last evening. tGeorte Adams weak to Dsoatur, ladthis morning. Miss Mamie Elliott went to Cincinnati this morning. Mise Jennie Graham went to Cincin nati this morning. John C. Whittaker went to Colum bus. O . this morning. W. 8. Kaufman, architect, returned from Andersoa last evening. Mrs Caroline Dona'son is visiting friends in Greenville, O , to day. Mia Eva Weber want to Kaightatowa thi morning oa a viait to frienda. Charley Johnson went to Cincinnati this morning for a few day's sooura. Miss Josie Iryin went to Day'on last evening on a holiday visit to friends. Mra. Mattie Beynolda returned last evening from a visit to meads in Day too. Miss flattie Moore returned last evening from a viait to frienda ia Port land. Z tchariah Goina left this moraine: for Arkansas City. Kan., on a prospeeting tour. Walter McDonald went to Cincinnati this morning aad will remain there two weeks. Thomas Rierdoa returned last even ing from a visit to relatives aad friends in Pern. Mis Ella Parker went to New Madi son. U . tnis morning oa a viais to lriends. Miss Mamie Wilkinson went to Cin cinnati last evening oa a brief visit to mends. .:. Mis Amanda Fowler went to Spring field. O . this morning, oa a visit to relativea. Miss Abbie Foster returned last evening irom a visit to mends in Xania, O. Mrs. Benlamin P. Parry returned last evening trom a visit to meads ia in disaapolis. Mrs. Lizzie Freeman, of Dayton, is visiting Mrs. Mary Randall. North Twelfth street. Mrs. Emma Winchester, of Ci bridge City, is visiting relatives sad triends in this city. Miss Pearl Msnning, one of Dayton's most lovely young ladies is visiting friends in this city. Miss Emma Sheridan, of Lynville, Iowa, arrived this morning on a visit to Mrs. B F. Wright, a relative. Hon. Henry U. Johnson and Judge II. C. Fox will attend the fish oonven tion at Indianapolis to-morrow, John W. Banks, who has been resid ing in Birmingham, Alabama, returned last evening, and will remain here. Miss Mamie Stewart went to Cinoin nati last evening and will spend the Christmas holidays there with friends Miller Stephens who has been work ing at bricklaying ia Cincinnati this season has returned home for the win ter. Miss Stella Walls, who has been vis iting friends in Eaton, Camden aad Oxford for a month, returned home to day. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Smyser. of Logans port, are in the oity. Lon has about reoovered from his reoent severe affl.o tion. . B G. Brower, a student of the Capital University of Columbus, O , arrived to day, and will spend the Christmas holidays with Rev. Mr. Wiokemeyer. Colonel W. T. Dennis, fish commis sioner, went to Indianapolis thu mora ian to make arrangement for jfes fish oonvention to be held there to-morrow. I Ben Morris. Esq.. returned from Connersvilte. He reports that his fenoes are "staked and ridered" in Fayette oounty, and he has no fears of a politioal cyclone. Howard Binkley aad Fred Thorn burg, DePauw University students, ar rived last evening, and will spend the holiday vaoation with their parents and many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Abram Gaar and daughter, who are visiting relatives in Portland. Oregon, intend going to Cali f ornia to spend some months, returning home next spring. Freeman Carrington has returned from Grand Rapids. He is much pleased with that city and the position he obtained there. He is now engaged in packing bis tools, and will return there to go to work on the first of Janu ary. - Seeoad fVard HmtaUa. The Republican nomination for councilman of the Seoond Ward will be held at the City Marahal a office next Saturday afternoon. Deoember 21st. '89 Polls open at 3 o'olook and close at 7 o clock p. m. All candidates for the above nomine tion must notify the secretary before 6 o clock p. m.. 1 hursday, Deoember 19 b, to have their names printed oa the tickets. By order of the Republican Oity Committee. John H. Nicholsoit. deolS2t Secretary. Nn.rl Brakiw Over. Samuel Brokaw. the Grand Rarida and Indiana baggage master, who was arretted a tew days ago. charged with robbing the mail, had a hearing before Commissioner Leonard, at Fort Wayne yesterday, it was shown that Brokaw had frequently had postal notes cashed both in Fort Wayne and thi oity. and that out of fi-ty claims of lost maU on hi road, forty were on Brokaw a run The prisoner was boauflHIBi Ins Olal before the United states Court at Indi anapolis. ayara C John Bolden. arrested yeeterday for indecent exposure by officer .bistro aad M array, plead guilty in mayor's court this morning, and waa fined $25 and oosts and sentenced to Jail for thirty dava. J ohn Ryan, an inmate of the Soldiers Home at Dayton, met a great many old mends here yesterday with a number of whom he took a drink, aad the result was that he got drunk and waa locked up. He was released this morning on nis promise to return to tne noma. The officer and members of Her menia Ldge. No. 25. Daughters of Rsbekah, will meet at the I O O. F. Uall to morrow ( Thursday) at 1 o clock p. m.. to attend the funeral ot Sister Masgie DaeiMmaa. By order ot Cabriz Black c, N. G. Charlss Marshall, Seo'y. David Hamilton, the young man ax rested for burrlariziag the reeideaee of Chris We ist. .North Ninth street, weak ened to day and made a ooafessioa that he not only burglarised that residence but that he and James Rardon burglarised Peter Lichtentel' reeidenoe. AIHai K1Tv. nf Smith Fnnrtf street, who is employed at Dille & Ma li uires. met wnn a very paiarni accident laat night about 5 o'clock. He was

griadiag a pieeo of steel oa aa easory wheel when his left head was eaagat between th wheel aad oaa of its sap-

ports aad aearly all tne fiaea ground off is. All the fingers were terribly lacer ated exoept the little one, which is oomparativaly uaiafurad. The hut is very paiaruL, aad will probably cause tuns to lose the see of his haad. We call atteatioa to the Single Tex Clab meeting at ProhiHitioa HalL 49 North Eighth street, at 7:30 p. m , thi day. Every one ahould under Land tMs decmae. See. The funeral notice ot Charles Daub will take plaee to morrow at 1:30. iaad of at 2:00. aa announced yeeter day. Buy a Iloehford Wssteh, whlrh ia warranted three yean by B. IS. DirkimMon, .533 Slain street. Aire at tor Eastern Indiana. 12-lit When you eaa buy elothing at almoet y iur offer, then yon may kaow it has its effect. We have sold lots ot suits. pants aad overcoats the past week. There are some left aad they must go at aame prioee. Come and eaa. dJtW ft. NAB E 8 UAZA.K JJaist received to-day large shipment of Smyrna Kuirs, all Hizesvnew patterns. jneap. dw I SI. JOXES & CO. Is at home aad will be glad to see his old friend it ia want of a Has. Mof3?r. Silk Handkerchief. Gloves, &e. 1SJ4 Fancy boxes with satin puffings, filled with fine Caadies. at Charley Prioe's. weda'n snouid not tan to see tne no work at th Sinrer Mf. Co. ofiaa. 707 Main! open day aad evening. XHI OINGSB BJFO VO. 18J2 WM.McMlLLAK.Agt. Speoial prioes oa Watohes at Charles A. Haner s. OlMH (, 1 . 0. M t V) M T . 1 P. fin. at imported at prioes that will sell them, - . t d r: -l: eoo u : . C!WBteeslBrjr. Having purohased the Opera House oonteotionery stand, formerly owned and operated by Uhns Brucker, aad remodeled it throughout. I am prepared to furnish the old and aa many new patrons ot the place aa will favor me with a call, everything in my line of the finest and purest in tne market. Call aad see me betora yon make your holiday par ohases. You will be oourteously treated whether you bay or not. Remember everything purchased at my plaoe guaranteed strictly pure Hinry E Frknch, The Opera House Confectioner. We still ean sell yon Itobes cheaper than any one in the city. Call and see. cfw WIGG1XS efc CO. Beagle bitch and six fine pups, whioh have taken the first premium at the exhibition ot the Central Indiana Poul try Assooiatioa now being held here, are tor sale. They are dandies, and are the property ot Conrad Knck. 17d2 SO OLD SHOP KEEPERS. 14 K Solid Gold Watches $11, 813, MIS and $30, at R. It. Dickinson', 533 Main street. lS-ilt Mirrors, fancy rocker, aeoretariee book oases, extension tables and stoves maxe aooeptaDio present. lou ean find them cheap at Hadley & Hadley's, rvrv T". in n ouu main street. xo & New goods to day. Jshkins. We still have a good line ot ifeed and Italian Koch ers, Oak Rockers, ladies' Desks, Iloob-cases, Tables, etc. G. G ROTII AUS a SOX, wed-fri-sat 535 Slain Street. nia-h BaBMa. Ladies, don't fail to see the fine line of Night Robes at the Eldorado, suita ble tor Christmas presents. 18 14 A fine line of Pocket Koiva and Sjissors at R, B. Diokiasoa'a, 523 Main street. loii Fur Mulls cheap, at I. 31 Jones k sjo's. dw French Caadies ia faaoy boxes at Uharley Price a. weda'ri Diaries lor 1S90. A large stocK ana low prices at Nicholson's Booh Store, dw Fine line soarf pins 17d2 626 Main street. Ell wood Morris ale Co. can nog mention ineir many lines ol Christmas and holt day articles. Yon are theretore cordially invited to cal and see them. dw Black Silk Handkerchiefs, the mode, at Jd Denieon'a. 1814 Wholesale stock complete. as. as. aaasj hu sua, 18-3t 533 Main Street. - Speeial prices on fine rtld rings at Ohas. H. Haaer's, No. 7 North E'ghth street. . :- Coming this week a new line of toys, different varieties. Come early aad get your eboice. 17d3 N. Y. 5 and 10c. Store. Aid Society aprons for sale at Mrs, Leonard Lemon', Mrs. Freak Vaa Uxem'a and Kpolleaberg'. PEXSIOXS. The undersijrned having had many years experience In the prosccntlon ol Pen sion and other claims airainst the areneral govern mentals fully prepared to Kranptly collect Pensions, nnty, or any other claims airainst the United atat Call on or address A. Mar shall, United States Pension Attorney. Economy, and. -octsdwejawly The great Boston Museum will be on exhibition at the Reception aad Supper at the First M. E. Church oa Friday evening the 20;h, under the direction ot the celebrated ProL Is ham Sadxwick d maw California Pears at Charley Price's. wedarri Wholesale stock complete. B. B. DICKTXSOX, 1S-3 5g3Maln Street.

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Fresh meat! Great cut ia prices Beat Steak a. 10 eato: Chuck Steks. three pound tor 25 eeats; Koaat.7. 8 and 10 seats; Bouing Beet, o, b aad eeats; pork. 10 cents; Sausage, 10 cents 106 South Eleventh street. J. K. Jaoobe' grocery. Oaly the best ot meat sold we keen no other, lion- experience ia business has taught as that it pays to give our customers a low prioee aa we can ail or d, good honest weight aad the teadereet meat, n a oaly aak a trial to co aviso you that wc meaa what we ay. torn and aee n. IUO ooutn Eleventh street, at J, K Jeb gro cery. IS Zal The stockholders ot ths German Building Auociatioa will meet at their hall Saturday. December 21 it, oa buai aeaa ot importance. By order ot preei dett. Riohmond. Dc 16. "89. deolS3; New gooda to day. J KM KISS. They mve very appropriate presents silk mnffl trs. handkerchiefs, gloves, suspenders, neckwear. dJcw Kmabks Bazar, Buy Juvenile Books ol Xieholson & Bro, and save money. dw )setaalw There are many varietiesof spectacles But I am thankful that after being com pelled to wear them constantly tor tea years, I bow have no need tor them. aor nave 1 had tor two years past, but caa read the finest print, day or night, and write with aa muoh caa aa when 1 was a sohool boy. Apply the ointmen to the eyelids at night and bathe the eyes with hot rain water in the morn ing. Ibis ointment strengthens the vision. 1'rioe, J3 oenta per box. Jun4dw6m I. C. Tragus. RjMlle, Call aal Our holiday Neckwear at E 1 Deniaon's 1814 Wholesale stock complete, K. B. DICKIXSOX, lS3t 533 Main Street. Plenty ot fresh Bulk Oysters at Charley Price s. wedafn Reduoed prioes on Breastpins aad barrings at Uhaa H. Uaner a. Ir iu Beed V Son will have their store open every evening in December to dis play an elegent line ol Carving Knives, Scissors and Skates. l?-5t aee our plain blaok Sur eiders and tint tor embroidery at the Eldorado. 18d4 The largest and best line ol Photo and Auto Albums in the city and lowest prices, at Elwood Morris afe Co's Book Store. dw Finest line set rings in the oity. H. C. Dickinson, 17d2 626 Main street New goods to day. , Jsnkins Standard Books in sets, very cheap, at Nicholson's Book Store. dw Silver thimbles. 20a. at 626 Main street. 17d2 Baths at the Eldorado. 18d4 We still ean sell you Robes cheaper than any one in the city. Call and see. dw WIGttlXS & CO. t Iwtereat So Waea itr. i. u. league, the specialist on North Eighth street, haa had maay years' experience in treating female troubles, and haa many wonderful cures right here at home to his oredit. Con solution and examination free at his office. 15 dwtf. Skates and Carvers." IRVE BEED A SON. 17-d6t Fine Bananas and Florida Oranges at Charley Pnoe s. wedatri Ycu are invited to call and see the Machine Work at the Singer Mfg. Co. office. Free instruction to all using the machine. Thk Singer Mfq. Co. 1812 Wh. Mc Millan, Agt. BOBEMIAX OARXETS, Eace Pins, Ear-rings and ScariPins. 14 k gold head Canes. It. B. DICKINSON'S, lS-3t 523 Main Street. Ladle, m YVbrd! Look at J, M. Williams' advertise meat. apl3-dtf Roaker. lounae. atove. bed room suit, make useful present. They oan be found dirt cheap at Hadley a Hadicy , uuu iUiD atreet. io a Reduced prioes oa Qold Speetac'es at Uaaa. 11. ilaner s New and artistic styles ol Picture Framing at Ell wood Jlorris dc fjo's. dw A rail X.IBO -f Hat And Mea'a Farnishiog Gooda at reason able prices at E. P. Denison s. 1814 Collected and done in the very best style, at the Riohmond Steam Laundry. Cufls and collars a speoislty. D. W. Waltbrs. Proprietor. Zeller Block. Telephone No. 151. 11 dw-tt Handkerchiefs and Mufflers, endless variety, one rent each, up, at 1 M. alone: afc Co's. dw Cufi and collar, work and toilet boxes. Tasee. lamp, album, jewelry, and lota ot all kiada of useful gooda. Come and see. d&w Kiaei's Bazar. Thompson Bro's Loan Agency, 736 Main Street. norS-dwodSt Bays watches 12 50 and up. Jsnkins. Santa Claus's headqiarters at the N. Y. 5 aad 10a. store. 17o3 Solid Gold Sleeve Buttons. 17d2 626 Mais street. Be sure to pay a visit to Nicholson's Book Store before yon purchase your Christmas presents. dw The Eldorado for good Laaadry work- 1814

POLLY ASD SASTA CLAl'jJ AGREE.

Pol td Faaaor Say Santa Plant, whT dontr m aoad wim Sa saaktaa uta I WhT dBMtM ni nm. of LtehMcM's Irskiit Cioatalaa for Uia Mas and I

PAjrra Lara Do rot tbina toay wooia naa dim moaolof wall aa j awaf riaaor-' Say. Oil alar, I'm only a Jfaa Crow Bud, oat I a a give yoo potatar will dIhm a MBalbla Bias, You just so to LirhtacfaJ". t totiiloa Houaa aad voa will

SalU aad FurrUbin uood tbat will plM tbo Bahta d.AC.-Tbt's btigbt ila aad pi iMn ba aad Uoaal) oa aaoa aa wUl aumit of say oovotlag big SarrMoiy.

PETER LICHTEWFELS & CD'S.

CLOTHING, BOOTS, HATS

Ifs a SUIT of CLOTHES Oil AJs7 ! OVERCOAT Yon are looking For, Don't Gtop Until You Get To 3. 03. RAMOKL',

Where You Will Find

Isowent Prloeo for .... 4 FIRST - CLASS CLOTHINO!

J. II. CRAHOR, 125 Llaifl Si,

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Prices. Try It, and yon will anve Honey cad we will sell the Goods.

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Plrl you vwt a boy WhM bart In flllad with Joy, And whoie Kmlie la brlbi and aweot aa aweet ean be. On bthesd a papr eapT Aad a t'lirlatmai di am to apf YOQ Oil FUD THII IT TB I aillt 1. S f WbcD yoo bear bis mairy vote Tuo'U agrvo boys win t y: Hee bim nirrh be's Jnat a proud aa h eaa b. "Donl diatnrb bim, atater Unit, I n't yon ne. that beta bu ?" Hs 1 drammlnc tor lb Uiaat A. A P.

Buy your Tea, Cofiee WEEK and Gat On Bicanlra Bataa far 1 ho Holiday. The Grand Rapids & Indiana railroad will issue ezenrsioa tickets betweea all stations on its lines and braaehes. at whioh tickets are sold a fallow: Sollies dava Deeabr24 25 and 31. 1889 and January 1, 1890 all good tor retnrn natil January b. ltSJO. Ticket a-ood for the coin trip oa date ot sale only. jLook at Xiebolson ff Bra's line I Photograph Albums belore y ou purchase, d w The Preebyteriaa ladies have put some ot their aprons oa sale at Ivnol lenberg's. Don't fail to see then. 500 Scarl Pins to select from. B. B. BiCKirsor, lS3t 923 Main Street. For a fkrlifaM rrcaoas d n: .j:.'. v....i. r:i Paiatinss. genuine works ot art. at 820 North Thirteenth treat. - 12d6 Old papers, 20c a has. 4 red at this olSee. Boya' watehee t2 50 aad an. J SB KISS. Iee Cream the year round at Cbarly Price's. wedatri Dr. Alliaoa. the Phamaeist, has re moved to 1514 Main street, where aa heretofore, he will make a specialty ot the Preecripiioa buaiaeas aad Pare Dross aad Medieiaes. Jrresenptioss filled accurately day or eight. sep7 da. Nice line ot Collar Birtoas 17d2 626 Mais Sc Pocket Knives and Kriasors. IBTJDf BUEID aft SOX. 17-sa

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