Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 14, 24 December 1889 — Page 4
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f)ur (teaataat Aha is to Keep the Best Goods In the flarketT
Home-made Candy! Foreign Fruits! xxxx Confectioners Powdered Sugar! Walnuts, Almonds, Brazil and Hickory Nuts. JOHfFifwiRTHY.
SEE OUR
CHBISTMAS GOODS!
MUFFS. HANDKERCHIEFS.
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Towels 35 cents, Reduced from GO cents.
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lu JL JQHES & CO.
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Owing to the mild, apring-lika weather we will not have at many
Dressed for Christmas trade as usual, and we would advise parties wanting
one to leave your order early to mwe sure or getting one, as we have plenty alive and don't intend killing many more than ordered.
05). BROWRI.
BOTSBd-tf
FOR THIRTY DATS!
IB0Y8' and MENS
OVERCOATS
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HEAP SALE
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longing to J. M. Westoott. The ship bringing them will be dae there in
few days.
The Orphans at the Wernle Home will have a least to morrow. Kiefer,
the baker, donate cake lor the oeca-
sion.
All persons desiring to plaoe presents
upon the tree at the First M. ft., ehoreb will please leave them there by 6 o'clock
sharp.
Rev. Orth. pastor of the Evangelical Mission, returned home to day from Ohio, where he has been eonduoting
quarterly meeting.
Mr. Qiigley. one of the workmen at the Fulton Boiler Works, had a finger
badly mashed this morning by a sledge
hammer in the hands ot an assistant.
M. C. Henlev did a nice thing yester
day by seeding the children ot the Heme for Feeble minded a Christmas
gift ot two dozen pair ol roller skates.
Mrs. Frank Wright, of near Middleboro. who has been suffering irom a
serious disturbance of tie nervous sys
tern, is much better and bias lair to re
eover.
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Bant, near Williamsburg, entertained a family
nartv at dinner. Friday. December 20
with their aeoustomed generous and en
iovable hospitality.
The host and hostess of the Reynolds
Hotel. Williamsburg, gave a fine Turkey
dinner last Friday in compliment to the Messrs Reynolds and families, who are about removing to Elwood. A pleasant
time was enjoyed.
Dr. A. B. Simpson went to New Mad
isoa last night to attend the funeral to
day ot his brother-in-law. Daniel Rei-
gel, a pioneer ct Darke county, who was a gentleman well and favorably known
to many persons in this city.
George Conkhn the lion tamer, says
he will have nothing to do with eross
eyed animals, nor use any other remedy tor his coughs and oolds but Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup. He says it is the only
reliable ooush medicine to he had.
Ed E Parker, of the Telegram, re
eeived a Christina box from Chicago
this morning, and it was found to con tain a bible, handsomely bound in Tur
key moroooo. rnere was nothing to in
dioate who it came from, but it was
doubtless from some one who thought
Ed wculd be profitted by perusing its
pages.
The Ladies of the Mstinee Musioale will add to the pleasures ot the holidays
by a Ballad Concert given by them at
the Vaughan Hall Saturday evening the
28th. It will be complimentary to ao
tive and assooiate members. Tickets 25
cents eaoh to non-members. On sale at
Drake's. Oaly a limited number can
be sold, as the hall is too small.
Mr. Gmckle who is painting the Gaar
bridge over Whitewater, at the Har-
kins' bridge left his brushes and some paint there over Sunday, thinking it
would be perfeotly safe to do so, but in
that he was mistaken tor some one. out
ot pure cusiedness took his brushes and
daubed on paint ot a dinerent color on
his completed work, making it neoessary
tor him to go over his work again, and
not content with this they further de
faced the work by scratching it with
nails. Mr. Gunokle is a quite, well disposed gentleman, deserving ot good
treatment and the misoreants guilty ot
the outrage should be ferreted out and
punished to the full extent ot the law.
A deaf and dumb man perambulated
our streets yesterday, stioking his slate at almost every one he chanced to meet, on which was written, "Faber
pencils, three tor a nickel. He gath
ered in quite a harvest ot niokels, and was so elated over his suooess that he got drunk in the evening. In the
gents' waiting room at the depot he fell of! a settee and knocked a small boy
down, and on being assisted to a Per
pendicular, he planted himself down on
a lot ot Christmas fixings an old gen
tleman had purchased tor his grand-
ehuoren, causing a crash that was anything bat pleasant to his ears, and oc
casioned a loss to him of a couple of
dollars. (Jffiaer Rise used a sign lan
guage tnat caused aummy to De as
mute as a mouse, and when the east
bound train left he put him on board,
and he is annoying the good people ot
Greenville to-djy.
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ChrtataMa Oearlly
Every rnsnsx
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The annual Christmas festival is here
again. During the past few days every
body has been making preparation lor its proper observance. The holiday
trade has been up to the usual amount, and everybody will be feasant be red. The day will be generally beerved by
the usual leasts and lamiiy gatherings. The little folks in the orDlaaa' homes
and the Home lor Feeble-minded Chil
dren have been liberally rsmembered. Nearly all the Sunday-school will have
the uual Christmas trees and gifts lor
the little ones I 1
FIRST BAPTIST CHTTHCH.
At the Fiut Baptist Church the Sunday school will give their annual
Christmas festival this eveaisg. From 7 to 8 o'clock there will be a short literary program by the young folks and
appropriate music by the choir; also, a
brief address by the pastor. A Christ
mas tree has been prepared an4 is loaded
with guts tor every child in thi Sunday
school. t
FIRST M. . CHURCH.!
At the First M. E. Church (here will
be a Christmas tree and entertainment this evening The tree is oie ot the
largest ever seen in Riohmondi It has
been beautifully decorated, and will be lighted by fifty incandescent lights.
1 here will be a program eonsbting ol
songs ana recitations oy the) sonool
1 he pastor and others will male brief
addresses. Donations for the floor will
be received at the door. Dooriopen at
7 o'clock and exeroises begin promptly mt7-an. T
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ST. PAUL 8 EPISCOPAL. I
Full festival servioe at 10:30 to mor
row. Music Dy douoie quartette ot
picked voioes. Miss Eana Stubbs.
orsaniit: Mrs. Swayne and MTis Yar-
yan. sopranos. Mrs. Rattray, and Mrs.
Dr. Johnson, altos; jUessrs. Durbin
ad leo. tenors; Messrs. HrttitU and
Edwards, bassos. Three Christmas
oarola will be sunsr by the choir and Sunday school together, entitled "What
Child is This?' Lo, a Star" and
nog e the Songs of Praise.", The
other masical parts of the servioe are as
follows: Veoite, Bennett, Te Deum and Nicene Creed, by Berthold-Ieurs,
in : Gloria and Benediotus, by Gar
rett, in D; Kyrie Sursum Cords and Sanotus, by J. Baptiste Calkin, in G;
Uttertory, It Came upon tbe raid
nieht Clear," by George Wm. Warren;
Eochanstro Hymn. Sieboth: Gloria in
Exoelsis old chant.
will be a Christmas servioe at 10 a.
Sermon by Rev. Wickemeyer; musie by
the choir. Wednesday and Thursday
evenings the Sunday school will give their Christmas entertainment. There will be two Christmas trees, and a pres
ent tor ail the little ones.
C1TT FEKSUMAXA.
Cat ffcla Oat for Krlr.-.
Districts ol the eity, by the Asaocia
ted Chanties, with names ot those
having eaoh district in eharge.
First district. River to Third street.
ana to railroad. Mrs. Jlott, airs. Seik
man.
second distnet. Third street to Fitth and to railroad, Mrs. Whitehead.
Mary Uunbam. Sarah Hawkins.
Third district Fifth street to Ninth
and to railroad. Mrs. Dr. Bobbins, Mrs,
stuart .xvacnel stioier.
roortn district mth street to Fiiteenth. and to railroad, Mrs. Kapp,
raoey crown.
utn district Fifteenth street to
end ot city. Mrs. Gray. Mrs Karri.
Sixth district. River to Tenth street north of railroad. Margaret R. Dennis.
Mrs. Huh man.
Seventh district. Fourteenth street to Seventeenth, north ot railroad, Anna
ot. Btarr, Hannah ot. Johnson. Mrs.
Henry Downing.
r-igtun district. fourteenth street
to Twentieth, north of railroad. Mary
h.. Reins, Esther Green, Msry Burton,
caran uus.ey.
JMntb district. Kiver to Fifth street
and to south E a reet. Mrs G. II.
Koolienbere. Mrs Dr. Mendenhall.
lentil diatnot Jjikh street to
fcrnhth, and to South E street, Mrs.
timothy Wilson. Mrs. Yannir. Mrs
Ethan Kelly.
Eleventh district Eiehth street to
Ketves Avenue, south of Main. Mrs,
Miller, Eva Snyder. Mary Patterson.
lwelltb district h,ast U.k acd to Boston pike. Mrs Gartie lleoiev.L iz.e
Carpenter, Mrs Dr. Walls.
lhirteenth district West Oakland
to river. Rev. H. H. Grant. Lizzie
Winkler.
fourteenth district West Rich
mond north of railroad. Kene Morris.
oaran tvussell.
fifteenth district West Richmond
south ot railroad, Mrs. N orris.
A Booe la Witts.
Having used "Mother's Friend" I
wouid not be without. It is a boon to
wives who know they must pass through the painful ordeal ot childbirth. Mrs C.
MELBURNB. IOWA. Write The Brad-
field Regulator Co.. Atlanta. Ga.. tor
fartner particulars. Sotd by all drug
gists, dlw 5
Fifteen thonsaid dollar stock t be disposed of at once. 1 have determined
after January 1st, to conduct a o ie prfe rasa buxiarss, and before laying in new
stock wlil sell eat my present one at prices which will astonish my patrons and the eUUeasof Richmond in general. ThU Is aot Idle Ulk but a sreuul te slaughtering atek This sale will continue for thirty days, aad tn ise seeking birgsias in Boots
aad Shoes wal 1 do well te call at oicei, as llrst coma will be lint served.. Respectfully,
B. E11AA6, 616 Main Street.
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XQTJA.T1TE
:sosr COAL
CfllATTHER BROS.
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B?chron& Palladium
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 24, 1889.
DULY PALLADIUM lOe A WEEK CHWaiiB COPIR1 TW9 CUT.
Walter L. Dalbsv has charts of the
circulation of the Dailt PALLLADruM.
aad is authorised to take subscriptions aad make collections withia Ike aorpo rate limits e! tks eity
HEX JJ. II. 31YBICK, Notmrjr public, reevl eatats and lnsuranre agent IXosiey loaned on mortgage), lfos.8 and lO Aortal SotchUi atreet. U-dw-lj-r We lead the trade in low prices on Watehea. Clocks, and Jewelry. Ac. Flstch Mkdbaris, The R. S. W. J. No. 9 South Eighth street. marl ads w-lyv
sn V. PEFIXE.
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Washington, Deo. 23 Forecast for
the twenty four hours oommenomg at 3 o'clock t, m. to-day lor Indiana
and Ohio: Fair, warmer, southerly
winds.
LOCAL PICKUPS.
better to-day.
not be issued
Four-
rere
A merry Christmas. Joseph Ratlif! is much The Palladium will
to-morrow. Mrs. Tom Yanee. of North
teenth street, is very ill. Fsur dueks in police court assessed $9 90 eaoh this morning.
Mrs. Shelley, of Sauth Tenth street.
is very low with typhoid pneumonia.
Holy communion daily at St, Paul's
Epnoopal church this week at 9:39 m.
Martin CoSsan, of Clay township, re
ports peaee and prosperity in his bailiwick. Good Templars will have the?r meet
ing on rnday evening, the - Lb. instead ot Wednesday...
Mr. aad Mrs, William Shoemaker.
i orth r itteenth street will entertain a
large family party at supper this evening.
Horace Iredell will start for New
York Thursday evening, to receive a
large purchase of European horses, be-
THAr lEHfiiBLK CI'TUH
In the merninir, hurried or dlfBoult
breathieg. raising phlegm, tiahtne.s in the ohest. quickened pulse, chilliness in the evening or sweats at night, all or any ot these things are the first stages
ot consumption. Dr. Aoker s bnglish
Cough Remedy will oure these tearful
symptoms, and is sold under a positive guarantee by A. G. Luken & Co., drug
gists. 23-dtf 2
(Birrllle. A Merry Christmas.
Our sohools closed Monday till Janu
an b
Everybody go and see the Christmas
tree to-nieht: also on New Year's eve.
J. W. Jackson, who is attending De
Pauw law sohool. will spend his vaca
tion here and in Richmond.
Our old friend and fellow-townsman.
C. S. McMahan, has returned from his
visit at Tipton. Ind. While gone his
young horse beoame paralzed, and now
is and no doubt will be continue to be
useless. We are sorry to hear ot this
misfortune.
Mrs. Marcellus Bsitzsll. whose illness
we chronicled last week, is muoh worse.
and at the present writing she is in oritioal condition.
Mr. Orla Dennis, of Vicksburg. Miss ,
is visiting his grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. Good. Together they will spend
the holidays at Selby with a son and
uncle. Dr. Good.
Our postmaster has received bis new
lock boxes, and will begin the new year
with an addition to appearanoe ot the
office.
The lady teaohers will spend the
holidays a their respective homes.
while Mr. Jvuots will attend the State
Teachers' Association Thursday and
Friday of this week.
And now our genteel young business
man. a. 11. J5elle, nies nimseit away to
W ebster and takes unto himself a wife.
The happy bride is well known in this
community, and her return will be
hailed with delight. We extend our
best wishes.
W. T. Morton acts as Santa Claut at
Cincinnati this (Tuesday) evening. He
will make a good one.
Uaite a number ot our people went to
Kionmond after Santa Clans.
Perry Freeman, Nathan Lamar and
otner candidates, nave Deen on our
streets in tbe past week.
Frank 1a. Strong aad wife, of Foun
tain City, are spending Christmas with
friends and relatives here.
mm nifi uraiac mi.
Symptoms Moisture: intense itch
mg and stinging; most at nigat; worse by scratching. It allowed to continue
tumors form, which often bleed and ul
eerate, becoming very sore. SwAT.ti'a
Ointmxnt stops the itching and bleeding, heals ulceration, aad in most eases removes the tumors. At druegists, or
bv mail, tor ou cents. Dr. Swayne &
Son, Philadelphia.
octf tu tn aatawha
Diaries lor 1S1XJ at Xich-
olson's Book Store.
Oar goods mutt go.
where.
.races are no-
Jixkuts.
INGLISH LUTHERAN.
The First English Lutheran Church
looks beautiful in its Christmas dress.
With trees, festooning, mottoes, arches.
and so forth, the church is in harmony
with the Christmas festivities. The
Sabbath Sohool and choir will give the oantata "Emmanuel," together with other exercises to-morrow (Christmas)
evening at i :dv o dock. Ail welcome
GRACE CHURCH.
At uraoe unuron eiaporate prertara
dons are being made for a good time to
night. There will be two Christmas
trees, one on either side of the organ.
They are finely deoorated and contain
many fine presents. Every child in the
sohool will receive a box ot candy
Between toese trees is piaoed a verv
large pioture ot an angel, it is painted
in white on a blue back ground.
The exeroises will begin at 7 o'clock
and will be opened with a cantata, "The
Liitrht ot the World, in which forty three children will take part. The Dro
gramme is as follows:
"Joy to the World," Straub Choir
Prayer Dr. Mahm.
Duette Mrs. W. R. 8wan and Miss
Hill.
Reoitation. "Looking in and Look i dp
yjat tois c am bam.
sons by the sohool.
Reoitation. "Stretoh it a Little"
Bernie Treiber.
"Silent Night" Qaartete.
Reoitation, "Gloiy to God" Lova
Roberts and Celia J ones.
"Hark, the Angels Sing" Choir, Reoitation Ethel Ellis. Reoitation Uattie Dobbins.
Chorus. "Christmas Bells" Eight
young ladies.
Kecitation Bertha Kendall Recitation Jennie Jones.
"Letter to Santa Claus" Laura
Johnson.
Song by St. Nick.
Distribution ot presents. Santa Claus
will be present. As there will be muoh
work tor him to do. the committee kave
asked him to bring his brother along to
assist Dim. tie nas not promised ipe
ciany, Dut is expected.
ST. Andrew's church.
The first solemn High Mats will be
at 4 a m. I he young ladies choir will
sing a duet mass by liieid, V em Cre
ator (trio; Weigsnd; Adeste fidelis. Of
tertorium. Soprano. A. Kahle. A
Overmann. Lizzie Harter; alto, L zne
U nermann, a. Welz. Uetween Hiih
Mass at 4 and 10 o clock 7 other Masses
will be held.
At 10 a. m. will be the second sol
emn Hun Mass, during whioh. tbe choir will sing the following procram:
Kyrie. Haydn's Third: Gloria. Hafda'a
Third: Veni Creator. Levendeacr:
Credo, Haydn's Third; Laotentur Celi (Ofiertorium), Weigand; L Sanctas.
Hajdns ibird; lienediotus. Hayjns
intra; Aenus uei, naydn s lnird. ?
Vespers at 2:49 p. m. -- Vesper Psalms. A. Kaim : Jesi Re
demptor. Chaot: Magnificat. EmtiAri?:
Alma Redemptons, Lambillotte:lEoce street.
f uia, u uuiiiuucr, uupl uv ljouist ana
Mary Stock; Tantum Ergo, Cheraini,
quintette, sung by Louisa and f Mary atook, Mrs. Fr. Gausepohl, Ban Broer
mann and Ren Tiemann; Grosser Gott.
congregation. i
st. mart's church, f
There will be three m arses at Sl
Mary s onurou to morrow the Int at
5 a. m- the second at 8 a. m.. aa i the
third at 10 o'clock. There will be
special music. Farmers Bass.
Kv. father Hegger, of Sc. Andrews.
will deliver a sermon at the 10 o'clock
servioes. V espers at 6 p. m. : EVANGELICAL MISSION SUNDAY SCHOOL
The ohildren ot the Evangelical Mis
sion bunday-sonool will deliver their
program to-morrow night at 7 o'elock.
Everybody is invited, not only to' hear
them speak and sing, but to witness
their bright expectant faces. Ssrvicea
to night at 9 :du. All are cordially in vited. i
fCHRISTMAS NOTI3 i
At the First Presbyterian church last
nisht several sacks of fljnr and manv
otner vaiuaoie articles were broigbt in
tor the poor. ;
Several ot the young men in the dif
ferent parts ot the eity will be presented with a membership ticket in the Y. M.
C. A.
There wi!l be a Christmas ball at
Hoerners Hall this evening. The Juvenile Templars will have
their Christmas tree Thursday evenins-
at Temperance Hall.
At St. Paul's Lutheran church there
will be a Christmas service to-morrow
at 10:30 Sermon by tbe pastor. Rev.
J. J. Younr. and special Christmas
anthem prepared by the choir tor the
occasion. I he Sunday-school will give their anrutl entertainment Wednesday
and Thursday evenings.
At ct. J ohn Itutheran church there
t rasjMlrra.
Yesterday was the seventeenth anni
versary ot the beginning ot the crusade movement. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union took steps last week to celebrate it in a manner befitting the
oooasion. A meeting was held in the lecture room at Grace Church last night to talk oyer the times ot this feature ot
the temperance wotk. About one ban
dred people were present, thirteen of whom had been actively engaged in the
work. Selections from the Union S g-
nai appropriate to tne oooasion were
read by Mrs White. Mrs. Albert. Mrs.
Dennis and Mrs. Hunt. Alter these
many brief speeches reminiscent ot the
times ot the orn.ade were given by different parsons interested in the temper-
anoe work.
Charley Wright went to Dapton this
morning.
Elwood Scott, of Carthage, is in the
eity to day.
Will Porter returned from Indianap
olis last evening. L. D. Stubbs returned from Cinein naii last evening.
Will Edwards returned from Terra
Haute hut evening.
Mrs. Cora Mansfield went to Indi
anapolis this morning.
Percy Ccffin will spand Christmas
wnh friends in this eity.
Miss Jeannette Hudson returned
from Indianapolis last evening.
B. C. Robbies, of Detroit, is visiting
bis parents. Dr. and Mrs. Robbms.
iuiss j elite JoDoson returned from a
visu to iriends in Union City last even
mg.
Miss Millie Pearson went to Cambridge City this morning on a briel visit
to friends.
Mrs. Mary Dancan returned last even
ing Tom a very pleasant visit to Iriends
in Muncie.
Mr. and Mrs. Wid E'mer spent yes
terday in Cincinnati and returned home
ast evenmg. Mr. and Mrs.Ge3rge S. Needham and
babies are guests ot Mrs. Anna M.
Jackson. Linden Hill.
John C. Billheimer. of Washinrton.
Dvits oouaty. is visiting his brother
ia law, Nathan Lamar.
Mrs. Mendenhall, of North Eighth
street, will spend Christmas with friends at Hartford City.
Miss Graoe Carroll went to Hamilton
this moraicg on a visit to relatives, and wi.i spend Christmas there.
Mr. ani Mrs. Abner Beck, a well-
knewa cuizsn oi Union county, are
visiting relatives in Gainesville, Texas.
Mrs. Dr. Mayer and Mrs. Rosen-
baum, of Cincinnati, are spending the
holidays with Mrs. Joseph Haaen-
busch.
Marion Houck and wife, of Brazil.
Tnd , are spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Nicosson. ot South
A street.
Professor James Mooney. of the
Smithsonian Institute, Washington. D.
C, will spend the holidays with his mother and friends in this city.
William Mendenhall returned from
Marion last evening. He has been en
gaged there for several weeks, laying off an addition to that flourishing town.
Arthur T. Harris, formerly of this
place, now dining-car oonduotor be
tween Minneapolis, Minn., and Port land. Ore., ia spending his vaoation
here, the guest ot vN m. Unthank.
i LirE wumih jl v.jse?
Not if you go through the world a dyspeptic Dr. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets
are a positive care tor the worst forms of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatulency and Constipation. Guaranteed and sold by A. G. Luken & Co , druegists.
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POLLY ASD SiXTA. CLAUS ltiREE.
Poi x PRot ST Santa dui. whT dontoor dm rood ram ta nnktn Carl
eats I Wit donteam & Mm of lacbtocfvl a !rgu.t Oiotutog: for 111 Man aad Bovs.
Santa Lllt-lo oa think U would Ilka u CK mini Mil aa aa mrnmmt
Pakot bar. Ol I Man. I'm ml a iln Crow Bird, uail e s tin M miBSara
will pi. a MPtlbls man Yon just goto Lichtacfot . tottilng Uonaa aad fva will Sad O.atW
a girm yom paiBSara naoa what
baits and Fan tsbtng uooda that wiU plaaa U laataa ol all.
basta CLAUS i rial a txim toaa and ttiar ia no rrHinti aanaioia praaaaai pi rat a tnam trmt aad Liaatantala nas aoob an Iranians sSoek to alca nxm aad at nrtai
wwaht
PETER LICH wm k CO'S.
CLOTHING, BOOTS, HATS AND
FURNISHING GOODS. aprSUw-U
It's a SUIT of CLOTHES
OB JLN
OVERCOAT
Yon are Isooklng For, DonH op Until Yon Oft Xe
Clocks were never so oheap as now
Jenkins'.
at
Where You Will Find a JLari-e Stoelx Isowest Prices lor-
9
at tbe
FIRST - CLASS CLOTHING!
Will Ktitartiamrr Kcaiard.
Will Rhinehamer. oonvioted in the
United States District Court of patsisg
oounterleit money, was yesterday after
noon sentenoed by Judge Woods to two
years and six months' imprisonment in
the .Northern state Prison.
The Ballad Coooert at the Matinee
Musioale rooms (the Vanehan Hall by
the ladies ot the Musioale), promises
treat to those fond ot English ballads
and part songs.
Death ot Sflaa Ids MeCoy.
This well kaown and estimable young
lady died thu morning at her home on
IN orth seventh street near C, after ao
illness ot three weeks duration.
Tha faneral will occur Friday after
noon at Z o clock at First M. 12. church.
1 PMt Oftlnr.
The post office, money order and
registry office will be open from 7 a. m,
to 10 a. oi. on Wednesday, Deoember 25th. and closed for the remainder of
the day, in observance ot Christmai.
Carriers will make two deliveries.
tne nrsf trip at b:du a. m. and the sec
ondat7:30a m. Collection trip at 3
p. m. Kespeotfullv yours.
J. F Elder, Postmaster.
jt'arK icinK will be open
Christmas afteruoou and
evening. 23 2t
Mailt fht Ksm
For holiday presents at Maoke's Hat
Parlors. 2312
Onrlineol t hritma Al
hiisiis t Hits' tne lead In
tiHiatit v. vrt w san nrip.
Cigars, twenty five in a box. lor tha
holiday trade, at Adam Dritmever'a.
2lc3
A MEB RT C II ItlSTMAS.
jieliolNon v Jtru. extend
to all a very merry CliriNt-
tuns.
Oar goods must no.
where.
frices are no-
Jknkins.
Watches
grades.
lor boys, all
prices and
Jenkins.
taaoBle.
A meeting cf the stockholders of the
Masonic Uaildine Association of Rich
mond, Ind., will be held at Masonic
Uall on Thursday. January 9. 1800, at 7
p. m., tor the election ot nine trustees
and suoh other business as may be pre
sented. H. IS. LiAND. Jrretident.
E. D. Palmer, Secrets y. dec24:anU8
The Ballad Concert at the Vanehan
Hall Saturday evening. Admission. 25
oents. U'ingto the size ot the hall.
only a limited number ol tickets can be
sold. Tickets on sale at Drake's m
store. .
Two Ii it ii dred Turkeys to
slaughter lor Christmas now in and more to lollovr,
at isuilkius". 23-2t
Pare fresh home-made Candies, at rholetale and retail, at the Candv
Kitchen, 912 Main street, 20d4
Visit the
store it it is for.
New Fork 5s.
bargains you.
J. II. CBfltlOR, 725 .lain 1.
we wiir,
We can't be IXeat. Onr Low Prices este!a the trade. It Coats nothing to Cozapero Prices. Try It. and yon will save XZocay cd
we will sell the Goodi.
EMM0.NS'
704 and
" CLBTlpflM 706 Wain jjtt-on House.
inock-f?Ioe-
A -T3. I
Must move. Jenkins
am
looking
23 J2
Loan
Thoninsl ISro's
Aireui-', 26 Jlaiu Street.
novS-dwadet
Eorlish Plum
P08 Main street.
Pudding at
Kitfer's 2312
Don't tail to so to the II ink
Christmas afternoon and
even i tig. 23-2t
Clooks at cost. 626 Main street.
Fine line Garnet Jewelry at 626 Main
H. C. Dicki n so .
F II wood tf orris V Co's
Rook More Is filled with
eholee Christmas CSoods.
Don't miss seeing their dis
play.
Holiday Hala.
Neckwear and other Furnishing Goods
at Macke's. 2312
Turkeys, Dncks,Chiekens,
I- reh Oysters in any quan
tity ou want at Builkins.
New line iScart Pins. H. C Dickinson. 23i2 626 M.in street.
XATUKAI. GAS FREE. I have some crood huild
ins sites adjoining the eity
on I ne west ana three
bloeks Irom Earl ham gate,
whleh I will sell on easy terms with the above con
sideration. Call on or ad dress
TIIOS. II. IIARRISOX.
febl9-taesAw-tf
Saturday evenins at the Vausrhan
Hall, tbe Ballad Concert by tbe Ladies
of the Matinee Musioale. Admission
25 cents.
Clocks were never so cheaD as now at
Jenkins .
S?al and Far ( ap.
In all the new styles, very suitable
things for Christmas presents, at
Macke's. 2312
Ia smokers' articles you will Had the
choicest things for Christmas presen's at Adam Dritmever'a. 2133
Watches
srades.
for boys, all
prices acd Jenkins
BOXES OF 25. Tom Finn, the 3Torth E
street eigar maker, has put
up his iavorite brands
Ifome," Favorite," Ios-
tal Union," renters, and
''Othello," lO renters, in
boxes ol So eaeh, lor the
Christmas trade.
17-ta tha sa(mo-!-to
If you want a good Cake for your
Christmas Dinner lave your order with
Kiefer. the iiaker. 908 Mam street. We
will not redeem Cummins' bread checks
after January 1st. 21 d3
FARM FOR SALE. . Oue hundred and twenty.
six aeres, known as the
Ievinus King iarm, situated one-half mile Irom the
northwest eorner of the cor
poral ion line ot the eity of Ittrhniond. For particulars
enquire at tas of lire, HIS
Jlaiii street Richmond, Ind.
aec wea w w j w
For everything ia the Bakery line go
to tbe Vienna Model Bakery, eorner Eleventh acd Main streets. 23 2t
Buy a Rock ford Watch,
which is warranted three years by R. Is. Iieklnson, 523 Main street. Agent for Eastern Indiana. 12-1 It
Clocks were never so cheap as now at Jenkins. W.BIMi. t fella Wwk, 1,000 ladies to call and get a free' trial paokage of Dr. Teague's Medicated Ob iterator at 322 North Eighth street. ian4dw-6m
You can find everything you want In the way of fine Fruits, Ants and Candies for
Christmas at Selweke Brov,
corner Fourteenth and
Worth R streets. 23-2t
Use Bobbins Antiseptic Compound for Diphtheria, Scarlet Fever, Croup, Quinsy, Moaalea, W h oopi ng Couth.l c 11 smed Throat. Ulcerated Sore Mouths, Conffas. Colds, Hoarsenees, ete., and yoa'll never regret it. becanae it alwayt ouree it used in time. By druggists. nov22d6m
The rush still continues at tbe New York 5a. and 10a. store. Loken bloek. Old papers, 20e- a haa tired at this ofHee.
Leave your orders for the holidays for Cakes. Pies. Rolls or any kind of Pastry, at Kiefer 'a, 908 Main street. We will not redeem Cummins' bread e hecks
alter January 1st 21d3
Choice and cheap is oar
line ol XmM Albums. FJXWOOD 3XORRIS A CO,
r.r si.
An endless chain horse rower. 512
North A street. Wm. Dicks
23 d2s w2c
Skating at Park Rink
Christmas afternoon and
evenins;. 23 2t
Oir goods mutt go.
where.
Prices are no Jxnkins.
If ow Is the time to have a
Furnace put in. aLet us show yon at what a low price we can do it. FBASK VAX CAE3I A CO.
sepsd-t
Skating
Christmas evening.
at Park Rink afternoon and 23 21
Good music and scaling at Park lilok t hrlatmas alternon and evening. Loat. A diamond hoop rinsr. between the Huntington House and Union National Bank. Finder will leave at Union National Bank and reoeive reward. 19 it! Fllwood 51 orris Sc Co's Rook Mtere is the place to look for Christmas presents-. The concert at the Vaughan Hall Saturday evening. i
Lscies, if yon are going to give him a
box ot Cigars, believe as the "Amazon"
is the one you want to buy if you want a ten -cent Cigar or the U 3. Mail" if a fiye-eent Cigar, and yon can get twenty five, fifty or one hundred ia a box at Adam Drilmeyer's. opposite Phillips' Opera House 23 2 Ladies, eleaa your kid gloves with tbe Mather Glove Cleaaer, tor sal only at the Boston Store. sovl5ily See oar great variety cf ha.dsoaae Pictares, at ta. ellivood nonius & co.
See the fine display of eakse and Christmas tree ornaments ia tbe window ot the Vienna Modal Bakery, and then step upon the inside aad see how little it will eost to have a niee spread for Christmaa. Corner Eleventh aad Main streets. 23 2t
Don't tali to a ta Rink Christmas alternoom and evenlt-g. 23 2t Call at tha Candy Kitohsa lor par fresh Candies. 20d4 We have New York Count by the qiart. Baltimore Saddle Roeke by tha
qaart; also Standards by the qiart, and
in tne eandy line anything yon want, We also have fine bananas, orange, aad
nuts of all kinds Please sons aad
ee us. Jordan Bkos.
Co as straight as won enaa
walk until von eet ta BaO.
kins and then atop. Yost
can find every thins; there sou want for a good Chrtatmas dinner. If ia oaeleaa ta
go farther. 23-21
Clocks half-price. 23d2
M ust nova. Jsaarnrs.
Beautifnl Olft
cheap.
aJUsu v UOD STORMS sfic CO.
Enrlish Plum
908 Main s reet.
Padding at Kiefer', 2312
E A DIES,
JDtn't forget while out ahem, ping that JJoha E. Pelfs faas a niee line of Smokisaar J msEi.
viia. no sue new aaet
ibis morning. Oa la
select one. 23 2t
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