Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 14, 21 December 1889 — Page 4

"Our Constant Aim is to Keep

Home-made Candy! Foreign Fruits! xxxx Confectioner s Powdered Sugar ! Walnuts, Almonds, Brazil and Hickory Nuts. joiifi r. marthy.

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CHRISTMAS GOOBS!

FUR MUFFS, HAND K ER CHIEFS,

Towels 35 cents, Reduced from 60 cents.

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Owing to the mild, apring-like weather we not have aa many

Dreaaed for Christmaa trade aa uaual,

one to leave your order early to make sure of getting one, aa we have plenty alive and don't intend killing many more than ordered.

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Fifteen thousand dollar slock t be disposed of at once. 1 hare determined after January 1st, ti conduct a o j priei rasa butinrgs, and b Tore laving In a new stock will sell oat mv present oue at prices which will astonish my patron and the eftlaensaf Richmond in general. Hm Is not Kile talk but a aeuul e slaughtering

sale. This sale will continue for thirty aad aboes woul I do well to call at one, as Respectfully, 3. G3AA8, 616

JAGESOST COAX.

ATM E Richmond Palladium SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1889. DAILY PALLADIUM 10c A WEEK. maLi cons Walter L. Dalbey baa charge of ths oirculatioa of the Daily Palluldittv, and is authorised to take subscriptions aad make collections witaia Iks eorpo fate limits ef ike city Nmtmry publle, real estate auael Insursuiee stgent. Sloney Iseaed on mortgage. Hoe. 9 and lO North Seventh street. 11-dw-lyT We lead the trade in low prices on Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry. A a. Flitch Mkdxaris, The R. S. W. J. No. 9 South Eignth street. marlUw.lyT Cm IFm S K aVa. T. a. Real estate and fire insnrauaee. ZVe. 901 Slain street aaarndLaway

the Best Goods In the JUrketr

OUR MM will and we would adviee parties wanting itiCEW rsr eepSdw SALE day, aad thuse seeking otrgalns In Boots nrt come will oe nm serveo. Main Street. R BRO . fulyldw-eia WNIMr MMMMH. Washington, Deo. 21 .Forecast for the twenty-four hours eommenoing at 3 ft'elook r. tb. to-day for Indiana and Ohio: Fair, warmer, southerly winds. LOCAL PICKUPS. This December 21 is the shortest day in the year. There was a clean slate at the Mayor's offise this morning. ' Newton Whitson. of Webster, has been granted a pension. Mr. George L. Pazson is home from Wellsville very sick with pneumonia. Most of the churches will have splendid untie appropriate for Christmas to-morrow. E. W. Summers, of North Thirteenth street, is confined to his room with malarial fever. Have you your ticket for the G. A. R. entertainment on Tuesday evening, December 31? Tho Richmond Wood Working O. shipped a ear load of mouldings to New York this morning. Hermenia Degree Lodge Daughters of Rebekah will have a meeting tonight in Odd Fellows' HelL In the happy Christmas times doa't let the children in the Earlham Place aad Werale Orphans' Homes, the old

ladies in their Home, or the inmates of

the Horns for Fnsadless be forgotten. Let them have a eause to rejoice. Miss Lena Schneider, of South J street, entertained about twenty of her mends at progressive euchre last night. Make it convenient to attend church t J morrow. Aa invitation to everybody is extended by every church ia the city. The Order of Eris has been fully organized, aad its meeting will be held on the second and fourth Wednesday ia eaoh month. This afternoon Trustee Tingle sent Charles Wataon, a colored tramp who is suffering with aa abscess, to the county asylum. At J. M. Harris' sale next Monday. Deoember 23 J. near Webster, there will be sold some fine sheep, aad a thorough bred Shropshire buck. Some lucky individual will be given a Starr Upright piano tor only fitty cents at the G, A. R. entertainment on Tues day evening. December 31. Sound Advioe. We conscientiously recommend our readers to try Salvation Oil in all cases of rheumatism. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents a bottle. The cold wave struck this locality yesterday, but not very hard. What is ceeded to make trade lively and people teel good, is a touch of sero weather. W. S. Kaufman, of this city, is pre paring the plans and drawings for the palatial residence to be erected by Hon. J. N. Huston at Connsrsvilie next sea son. Mr. Harry MoMinn will give some of his lavorit selections at the entertain meat and Xmas tree at Eikhorn churoh Xmss eve. Harry has lew equals as an elocutionist. Jeff Chase, now a granger hear Efflog ham. 111. sent his daughter. Mrs. Ed Stent, a "Christmas box," which was received yesterday. It contained a yal uable list of supplies. Maumee Council of the Daughters c f Pocahontas will have a regular meeting to night in the wigwam of Osceola Tribe I. O. R. M. At the close ot the work there will be a social. Tony Theobold wears a seven by-nine smile of the sweetest nature to day. It is not caused by eating some of his own candy, but by the arrival ot a ten- pound boy at his house this morning. The ladies' oommittee of the Y. M, C. A. will give a reoeption to the Junior department at the rooms to-night. A good program has been prepared and they will be served with an excellent supper. A merry party or young folks were royally entertained last night at the home of Win. Smith, east ot Webster, by Miss Lou Smith, An elegant sup per was served and everybody had a good time. Some miioreants fired air guns at St. Paul's Episcopal churoh during divine service yesterday, breaking three panes ot glass. The police are after the boys. and they will probably be looked up over night. W. S. Kaufman, arehiteot. went to Anderson last evening. The oontraot for the erecting of a $30,000 High sohool building, the plans and drawings of hiob were prepared by him. was awarded to-day. Wiggins & Son are working a large foroe ot men in their tannery, who put in three hours extra every day and still are behind their orders tor leather. which finds its way to nearly every nook and oorner ot Unole Sam's domain. Norman Anderson, an orphan boy adopted by W. S. Kirkman, has been handsomely remembered by a relative who recently died in the State ot New York. Air. iv. received official notice yesterdav to attend the Surrogate Court on. the ZD, b ot January and establish the claim of his foster son. The sohool of MissPhebe Knode.No 5, Boston township, gave their Christmas entertainment last night. An excellent literary programme, varied by instrumental music, was rendered. A large boat, nioely deoorated, contained the Christmas presents, which were dis tributed by Santa Claus. James E Kennedy, the Fort Wayne avenue grocer, turned over the keys of his store to I. R. Howard & Co.. hii prinoipal oreditors, last evening. Diffi culty in making collections was the otuee ot his failure. Mr. Kennedy is young, energetic, and a oapable business man, and he will soon be on top again. Miss Florenoe Line is at home from De Psuw University spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Line. . Her sahool record, whioh has just been reoeived, shows her standing in four departments ot study to be 100 and the remaining two 99 eaoh. This is almost perfection, and ought to satisfy the highest ambition. Fred Be Mel man reoeived a letter from Dr. lutii. who now resides in Florence, Kansas, whioh contains the gratifying intelligence that there has been a marked improvement in his health, and he oan now use his arm that was paralysed. He is delighted with toe country, ana has already scoured a good practioe The Dr.' many friends in this city will be pleased to hear this favorable report from him. When J. C. S hater sold his transfer business and livery stable, he made ar rangements to give the men employed in this line a supper, at the Huntington House at suoh time as would suit their oonvenienoe. Jest night almost a dosen employes surrounded a table at this popular house and partook of a sumptu ous repast. The boys are enthusiastic in their praise ot the lay out. and grateful to Mr. Shaffer for his kindness. Turner W. Haynea returned from Chattanooga last evening. He was there on business a week. While there he was called upon by a number of bus iness men who were desirous that the works ot Haynea, Spencer & Co. should be removed to that city. His reply was that it would take money, and lots ot it, to induoe the firm to leave Richmond, and that settled it That ia all the foundation there is in the rumor that this enterprising firm would probably change its base of operations. Slipper Seelal. The school of Miss Pittsmeyer. No. 6, in Wayne township, had an unique and novel entertainment last night that created a great deal ot amusement. It was a slipper social. The young ladies present were behind a screen only their feet being visible. The young gentle men selected their partners tor supper from the footwear worn. Bat few ot the boys were fortunate in securing the girl desired, yet the disappointment only added to the mirthfulness ot the oeeaaioa. All were delighted, and the social was a pesuniary success, the receipts being about $10. Health BKawt. The following returns have been made to the board of health: BIRTHS. Daughter to J. O. Barber and wife, third 117 South Fourteenth street; child. Daughter to William irathnng and wite. 427 south Tenth street; sixth child. Daughter to Joha Dolan and wife. 125 North Seventh street; third child. Son to A. A. Theobold aad wife. 5J South Seventh street; second child.

CITY PKKSOSALa.

Will Mitchell went to Cincinnati last evening. John C. Miller went to Cincinnati last evening. Ellis Malsby returned from Toledo, O.. last evening. Thomas H. Harrison went to Anderson last evening. W. S. Prensel returned from Pittaburg last evening. John M. Maxwell went to Knightstown this morning. Mrs. Emma Newkirk went to Indianapolis this morning. Mrs. Kate Pickens returned from Dayton laat evening. Miss Msy Marshall returned from Cincinnati last night. Mrs Mary Lindsay returned from Anderson last evening. John H. Nicholson returned from Portland last evening. Perry J. Freeman, Esq., went to Indianapolis this morning. John Miller made a flying business trip to Piqua, O , to day. Miss ' Addie Thornburg is viaiting friends in Dayton to day. Al Wallaok went to Adams county this morning on a short visit. Robert S. Moore left for Akron, O. last evening on a business trip. Miss Stella Walker, of New Madison, O., is visiting friends in this city, Mrs. Amanda Green left this mora ing on a visit to friends near North Ver non. James E. Reeves tnd James L. Mor risson returned from Cincinnati last evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. IT. Rarer from a visit to friends in Kokomo last evening. Will Russell and Ed Bymaster and their families will spend Sunday at Cec treville. Miss Emma Foster returned from pleasant visit to friends in Xenia last evening. Mrs. D. M. J ordan spent yesterday in Cincinnati and returned home last (Tuning. Mrs. Naomi Edwards went to Cam bridge City this morning on a brief visit to friends. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Miller re turned irom a visit to irienas in .xenia last evening. Miss Fannie Anderson returned last evening from a visit to friends in North ern Indiana. , Mrs. Maggie Allen, of Bellbrook, O , returned home to-day from a pleasant visit to mends in this city. George F. Adams went to Defiance. O , to- day on a Christmas visit to hie father, mother and friends. Mr. John M. Hanford. of Bingham ton, N. Y . a former resident, was in our city a few hours this morning. Mrs. A. D. Fowler and two daughters ot Hartford city, will arrive this even iog on a visit to friends in this city. Jehiel F. Moore returned from 1 business trip last evening, and will spend the remainder of 1889 in having a good time. Will Thomas, of North Thirteenth street, went to Kokomo this morning He will spend a week with mends at that point. Fred Burkhardt. after being with the Hoosier five years, severs his connection there this evening to acoept a position at Springheld, O. Lawrence Kuhlman, a student of Wittenburg ocllege. Springfield. O.. re turned home last evening to apend the holiday vacation with his parents and friends. Charles A. Francis 00. wife and daughter went to Rioh Square. Henry county this morning to attend Friends quarterly meeting. They will spend Sunday there. Mrs. Theo. 'Hough, teacher in the Fountain City sohools, and daughter. Mias Nellie Hough, a student ot Indiana University at Bloomington. are the guests ot Mrs. D. L. Marther, 326 iNorth Twellth street. THE CHOKCHIS. Sfili;laia Services mt tbe Cfearehn Tnmv. aurlana Revival services at the Evangelioal mission are increasing in interest. Miss Shawhan, their able evangelist, will oonduot the services this evening at 7:30. to morrow morning at 10:30, and again to morrow evening at 7. All are cordially invited. Temperance Hall Sabbath sohool at 2 o'olock p. m., and preaohing at 7 p. m. by Rev. Mr. Laufman. Services at tho Wesleyan Methodist churoh to-morrow as follows: Preaoh ing at 10:30 a.m. by Rey. Theodore Chandler. At 7:30 p.m. by W. W. Foulke. Good music has been pre pared. Everybody cordially invited. Kev. Orth went to Hioksville. O . tnis morning to hold a quarterly meeting there over Sunday. Miss Shawhan will conduct the revival services at the Evangelioal Miasion in his absenee. bt. Paul s Jboisoopal Churoh Divine servioe on Christmas day at 10:30 a. m The church will be beautifully deaorated for the season. The musio will be of a hiah festival order, rendered kv a double qiartette of some of the best voioes in town, and carols will be sung by the ehoir and Sunday-school to gether. Public cordially invited. t irst M. church class meetina- at 9:30 led by A. O. Mitchell. The pas tor Kev. A. W. Lamport will preaah at 10 :30 a short Christmaa sermon. The Sunday-school at 2 p. m. Rev. L. H. Banyan superintendent. Inth--even. ing a Christmas concert. "The choir will render special music both morningj ana evening. First English Lutheran ehurah Services to-morrow at 10:30 a.m, and 8:30 p.m. Subieot in the morning: Atterwards." Preaching bv tha nutnr riev. jcood . jvapp. All invited aad made welcome. New Churoh Temple Corner South seventh and A streets, Kev. H. H Grant pastor. Sunday aervioe : 10-30 am. and 7:20 p.m.; Sunday-school at 11 :45 a.m. In the morning there will be a Christmaa sermon. The seats are tree and the public is cordially invited to attend. i nnsuan enure a ueguier esmeea a a n to-morrow; preaohing at 10:30 a m. and 30 p.m. Sunday school at 9 a.m. Prayer meeting on 1 hursday evening at 7 15. All these services will be ot spec ial interest to tne memoers aad meads ot the church. A hearty welcome is extended to etranrere. At the First Presbyteriaa Church preaohing by the pastor to-morrow morning at the usual hour. Subject of discourse, "The Royalties ot Christ." In the evening a Christmas concert ex ercise oy the Sunday-school, in which the choir and congregation unite with the school. Uahed Preshyterian Church, corner Eleventh and North B streets; Rev. Alexander Gilchrist, pastor Seryiees to-morrow as follows: Preaching' at 10:30 and 7:30 p. m: Sabbath-eehooL 2:30 p.m.; young people's meeting at

45 p. m. Subject of morning die- j

course! The Birth ot Uhnst, The

choir nil reader appropriate music. Everybody welcome. Young people apeoU'? invited to evening services. post Uhareh Preaching by . J. Ward Stone, at 10:30 and loaal meetiac at 7 p. m. hool at 9:15 a. aa. The seats aad this aaaouaeemsat is aa Episcopal Church Rev. J. CathelL rector; Rev. Z. Test, assistant. Holy eommunioa at a. Morning prayer, litany and at 10:30. Evening prayer aad at 7:30. Saaday-school, with opeapioie classes aad readiags tor adult at 2:30. Citizens aad strangers alwaf heartily welcomed. Gzfce Methodist Episcopal Church Claasm eating at 9 a. m. ; Christmas aermoa iy the pastor at 10:30 a. m.; Sunday-phool at 2 p. m. ; young people's meeSBg at 6:30 p. ta aad preaching at 7:30) p. as. Good music will be tura is ted at both pubue services. All are inviad. I: Stiver JakllM. 25th anniversary of the eonsecratiosot Father H. J. Seiberta to the holl priesthood was celebrated at 8a. Anirew'a this morning at 8.30. Solemn higi mass was read by the reverend Fafaer, assisted by Joseph Hesgerjas destoa. aad Wm. Seiberts. as sub dea 00 a The ehoir rendered Hayden's Copnatioa Mass for the first time ia a vef impressive manner. ay assortmeat ot candies was never beAer than this year. I haye also a fine layout ot fruits, such aa oranges, lemons. bssannaa, etc. and a complete stock ot niM of all kinds. Give me a call be tat you make your Christmas pureaasea. Tout Thbobolo

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Holiday Goods! f Holiday Goods!! 1 U.KJ.. L.J.Ifl Moormahn's. rhe finest and most complete set of sterling silverware brought to Kich mond this year is at the Jewelry estab lishment ot Jenkins the Jeweler. I Buy a Trunk for a Christ SM present at Wiggins A tJO'S. Leave your orders for your Christmas Cakes at the Vienna Model Bakery, sorner Eleventh aad Mam streets. IViefaoIson A Bro. bave sold tnls week and last some of the finest holiday goods ever brongnt to aslenmond. They have some very nice pieees still on hand and would advise you to purchase early, as they will all be gone before Christmas. In smokers' artioles you will find the choicest things for Christmas presents at Adam Dritmeyer's. 21 d3 A. very attractive line ot Pictures and Easels at prices away down, at 11 wood Mor ris as ex o s. enrlatnaaa. I have as fine a line of the choicest and purest oandies as oan be found in the city. M. Arnbtt. 2102 402 North Eighth street. Cheap fancy Rockers Just received, to be sold very low, at Joseph urima's. Silverware at reduoed Haner's. prioes at C. H in Seal, Beaver, Lynx, Martin and other varieties at Alacke s. Go see the nice layout at peter iiusson7s Vienna fuak ery and Orocerj, corner of if Inth and Jrlaiu streets. U-3t More pure Homemade Candies at Tonv Theobold's than all other places in the city combined. jmow ready to supply any demand in the way ot Candies. Fruits. Nata. Henry . French, The Opera House Confectioner. 21d2 V a. . 1 nsye a nee line ot Buttings and rantaloon uoods. and in order to get ready tor spring season 1 am making them up at very low prices. Now is your time. Come in and see. John JB. Pxtz, Ant ique Chairs and Rock ers at Smith ex Dunham's. iuoKs, ohioKens. turaeys, fresh oys WV a V a ters, the finest in the land at JBunktn s 20i2 Go to the Nsw York 5 and 10 Cent Store to purohase your Xmas presents. Cut-glass Bottles at a ductlon, at a bamrain. at Iliatt A Co's North End Drag Store. 20-2t Pictures and Easels. Moorm ANN'S oee the fine large Cake in the west window ot the Vienna Model Bakery, As a piece ot art work it takes the cake. How is the time to have Furnace nut in. Iet show you at what a low nrlee we ran do ft. FltAXK VAX UXETI 4c CO. aeptd-U Ladies, eleaa your kid gloves with the Mather Glove Cleaner, for sale onlv at the Ifostoa store. aovladly Old papers, 20c a hnndred at this oAlee. Eal Deataeai Is at home and will be glad to see his old friends it in want ol a Hat, Muffler. Silk Handkerchief, Gloves, &c 1814 Doa't forget the Boy's Watch (new) ust m at Jenkins . Baths at the Eldorado. 13d4 Go to the Park Rink Sat urday alternoon and even ing. 19-3C Car load Jewelry fust reoeived at B. C. Diokinson's, 626 Main street. 20i2 Bargains in Desks. Side boards and Booka shelves at Joseph Orfmrn's. Leave your orders for the holidays for Cakes. Pies. Bolls or any kind ot Pastry, a luster s, UB Main street. Zld3 Choice novelties in Chrlsttaas Booklets and Cards of all kinds and very cheap, at Elwood XXorris efe Co'th Call at Fletcher Medearis'. No. 9 Sbuth Eighth street, aad get a circular flaaaribiaa- the New Celebrated I. O. Sseetaelee aad Eye Glasses. If yon ajar gisssss uue craauy mtereats you. i aor25d3ai

TILE CARPET SWEEPER Truly, tte good Hae baa ecme now For waicb mm looked ao Kug, And we caa all ivmp our earpwta While we alng aume happy aoa. 80 much of tti weary labor TQaaoaee eooaamed oar daya, la dona avt? or Uie weeper - Biasai'a Superior para. Dear Rlrtem, Jomt try it aad aee kit e etwng- will m to von Tbere will be time x?r mmay tbtnsa Tbt our mouit eoakl net o. Snre, UU la a wonderful toKo rMfos to aiga or weep, Jast get Bl wet's superior Ana be hapvy yon sweep. If too want to know wbo aIla Item Oua Kooiinterf.,sJ the (tlaee, Vi tiere ibey sell ua Superior Along, wtut eupeu mutX leee. They h .ve ptaah and Japanese gooda Wltn eeeeia and baakeU (oik If too want a gin tor ihrlttmaa Xnis La Jutl tne pi aee for joa.

HdSt Buy your wife, girl or sister a atcs for a Christmas Seal or Beaver Muff present at Maeke s. Umbrella, gold and sil ver band leu, as Bargain-. See them at I, at. Jones e& Cos. ao-at Turkeys, ducks, chickens, fresh oys ters everything that goes to make a enrul Chriatmaa dinner vou can find at Bnflkin a meat market. Fancy Rockers at Smith In efc silk tapestry ham's. DaiThe work. Eldorado for good Laundry 18J4 See our beautiful graph Albums. Photo and AutoMOOBM ANN'S, Full band at Rink Saturday and night. the Park afternoon 19-3t Reduced prices on Watohes at 0. H. Haner s. No. 7 iNorth JS.ightn street. Go see the nice layout at Peter Husson's Vienna Baherw and Grocer), corner of X in tli and Jlain streets. 21-2t Wanted, tsia WoelK, 1,000 ladies to call and get a free trial Stokage of Dr. Teague's Medicated Obterator at 322 North Eighth street. Jan4dw-Sm Cigars, twenty five in a box, for the holiday trade, at Adam Dritmeyer's. 21d3 THE 11 XI OX CO.TIJIEKCIAjL jLOAX And Real Estate Agency. Thompson Bros 7SO Jtlaiu street, Richmond, Iud. novaaist Ml rail Um ot Male And Men's Furnishing Goods at reason able prices at E. P. Denison s. 1814 Skates and Carvers. IRVIA REED A SOBT. 17-dfit For the best turkey roasters in the market oall at Johnson & Woodhurst's 20i2 Handsome Diaries for 18!H. The largest and most complete line in the city at EI I wood Jlorris v Co's. P. H. Kitchen. M. Candies at the Candy ZUJ4 Don't forget the just in at Jenkins. Boy's Watoh (new) Diaries for lSOO-n full stock and very cheap, at Nicholson & Bra's. Go to the Opera House Confectionery for your Christmas Candies. Strictly pure. ZldZ Steel Eagravings, Pastels, Artotypes. Moorm anns. Beliflower Apples, Figs, Dates, etc Florida Oranges SSO cents a dozen, at the Pan try. 20 2t Clocks at cost. 626 Main street. 20d2 Fancy Wall Cabinet. Mir ror and Hanging Hat Racka at aloeeph (Jrimnors. Kantian Cemetery Hailee. The annual meetina for the eleotion of directors ot harlbam Cemetery. Rich mond, Ind.. will be held on Monday. the bch day ot J aouary, IsaW. between the hours of 2 and 4 p. bb at the office ot Wm. H. Bradbury & Son, rooms 1 and 2. Westoott block, in the city ot Richmond. Ind. All lot owners are entitled to vote. Lsitfis D. Stxtbbs. President. M. H, Dill, Secretary. ddec21-28jan4 Everything you can think of at the 5 and 10 Cent Store, Luken's block. Fur Slufls, J ant received, cheapest at A. A. Jones A Co's. 2.t Ladle. ' don't fail to see the elegsnt 50). Neckties in the window ot the Eldorado. 1814 Rattan Chairs and Rock ers at Smith 3c Dunham's. Purchase your Christmas Tree Orna ments at the Vienna Model Bakery. All their own work. Reduced prices on fine Gold Binga at a H. Haner's.. BOXES OF 25. Tom Finn, the Xorth E street cigar maker, has put up his favorite brands "Home," 'Favorite," "Postal Union," 5 centers, and "Othello," lO centers, in boxes ot 2o each, for the Christmas trade. 17-tn tha aMmo--to Those niee Smoking Jackets at John , Pelts' are just what you need. See them. 17 tu.thuatat. Fancy Tables at Smith A Dunham's. Kiefer. the Baker, can fill your or ders tor the holidays tor Kolls, Cakes, Pies, etc 908 Main street. 21 d 3 Juvenile Rooks are cheap est at Nicholson's Rook Store. See them and learn prices. Everything ia the meat line at Buffkin'a. 20 i 2 The most popular Gift Books,fineljr illustrated and cheap, at FJlwood IXorris A CVa.

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7B7 Is hereby given to the stockholders of the Second National Bank of Rich mond to meat at the otfiea of aaid bank oa Taeeday. January 14th, 1890 for the porpoea of electing nine direetors of said Bank to serve the ensuing year, and to transact such other busiaees as may be deemed advisable. A. F. Scott, President, dec 14 21-aa4 11 Boj a Rock lord Watch, which is warranted three years by B.B. Dickinson, 523 Slain street. Agent for Eastern Indiana. 12-11 1 Bairae. Neat, capable aad healthy young or middle-aged woman, wbo un demands the ears ot ehildrsa, or is willing to learn. Good wages Address, giving reference aad ezDeriesee, it any. Box 211 Cincinnati, O. thaatts a 4Bsic, at Park Rink afternoon mmm ev Imgm

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