Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 19, 27 November 1894 — Page 4

Our constant aim is to sell the best goods in the market

We now have in Stock: New Grenoble Walnvts, New Larrazona Almonds, New Gape God Cranberries, New California Prunes, New Conf. XXXX Powdered Sugar, New Home-Made Mince Meat, And some extra fine Pure Maple Sirup in Cans. john f. McCarthy

4i:t . or Hi sili Ntreet.

WHITE SATIN FLOUR IS THE BEST MADE. ASK YOUR GROCER.

Richmond Palladium.

TUESDAY. NOV. 27.1S9L

YOU s Should order that F-zaTTTRXJ rRAJtfS NOW liefore the CHRISTMAS

rush Is ON.

ILIFF'S, Cor. Main eM 6th Sts,

mnms JACKSON

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DAILY PALLADIUM 6c. A WEEK niau oojmes two cists. OontrovllloRobert Wilaon bu charge oi the Daily Palladium at Centreville. II will receive and deliver his paper hereafter al cmt aa oon aa they are delivered in thia oity. Now is tht time to ubsoribe only six cents per week.

Old papers oheap at this office. LOCAL SQUIBS.

Marsh Petty has gone to EI wood. Best spectacle fitting at Dr. E wing's. Dora Penland, of Portland, is in the city. A. D. Bond, of Dublin, is in the city to-day.

D. II. VanNoy left for Union City

to day.

E. 31. Nixon left 'or Marion this

morning.

R. L. Pence, of Anderson, is in the

city to-day.

Charles Thompson has returned from

Cincinnati.

Mrs. II. C. Starr le't for Cincinnati

this morning.

Miss Margaret Ritter has returned

from Economy. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Whelan left for Cincinnati to-day.

John C. Huddieston, of New Castle,

is in the city to-day

Isaao Gaston is very seriously ill at

his home on S. th st.

Bert Engelbert,of the Indian village,

bas gone to Cincinnati.

C. R. Kingsley went to Delaware,

O., to-day, on business. Miss Sallie Fox left to day for Chi cago to spend the winter. ,

Joseph Githens, of the Coulter house,

frank tort, is in the city.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MoGibeny left

for Anderson this morning

Miss Ella Wolf er is entertaining Miss

Edna llarter of New Castle.

Miss Annette Wilson has gone to

Indianapolis on a visit to friends. Orville Saunders has gone to Win

chester to eat his Thanksgiving dinner.

Bert Noblitt, who has been in Chicago for some time, has returned home.

Frederick Llewellyn, of Mexico, Mo.,

is the guest of Mrs. Anna M. Jackson. Miss Viola Clevenger, of Dayton, Ind., is visiting relatives near Centerville. Wib Grant is down from Toledo, O , to Spend Thanksgiving :xith his par-

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Mrs. Milo Severn has gone to Peoria,

11.. to spend Thanksoiving with her

otner.

Mrs. Mae Clark. oLWi

the guest ot Air. wS

rcester, Mass.,

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Underwear Sale.

Several weeks ago we gave our patrona the benefit of a Special Underwear Sale, which we know was greatly appreciated from its

great success. Our sales of this department have been most satisfactory through

out the entire season, and in order to show our appreciation to the Public we will give another Special

THANKSGIVING SALE, Beginning Wednesday and ending Saturday, Dec. 1st.

ALL, THE REMAINDER OF THIS WEEK

S?EOIAI LOTS

In Mens', Ladies', Youths', Misses', and Children's Goods will be

offered to close out the line. All regular Goods (Dr. Jaeger's mate excepted) will ba Bold at Special Inductions, making a considerable saving to the customer. Among the Special (Lots to be Sold there is: 1. 20 Dozen Mens Shirts and Drawers at 13 eta each or

per Suit 25ctS.

2. 5 Dozen Mens Clouded Drawers (no skirts'! reerolar 40 et

goods to go at 25ctS 3. 2 Dozen Ladies Union Suits, regular price from $2 25 to $3 00 per Suit, to be closed at $1,50

4. 5 Dozen Ladies Hibbed Jersey Vests and Drawers, our choice 75 ct quality, to close at 57ctS

5. 25 Dozen Ladies Ribbed Cotton Fleeced Black, splendid

quality Vests and Pants, at only 23otS

C. 10 Dozen Boys and Misses Shirts and rants, snlendid

goods, all sizes, to close at 25cts

We believe many persons will not only want to take advantage of this opportunity to supply their own needs, but will improve the opportunity in buying for the poor and needy. The value of these Special Sales is known to those who read our Advertisements and the responses to them tell us that the people appreciate them. We hope to bring good cheer to many by this our Special Thanksgiving Under irear Sale, and hope to do an active trade.

?Geo. H. Knollenberg Co

OTTIL CHRISTMAS! MY FURNITURE STORE Will be Open Every Evening GILBERT T. DUNHAM, 627 and 629 Main Street.

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Mr. and Mrs. Sethi Bailey left for

'Jainneld to-dav. to at tnrkev with

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relatives.

Con Kramer's horse ran away last

evening, breaking a buggy and bruising

his knees. Rev. and Mrs. A. G. Neal, of I lagers town, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs C. 8. Neal.

Cyrus Ratliff, of New Castle, who has been visiting friends here, returned

home to-day.

Will J. Lelan, who was the guest of

J. A. Gordon, has returned to Brad ford Junction.

G. A. Stillson, a merchant residing at Tampioo, 111., is visiting his cousin,

Gustave llorton. The ladies of the United Presbyte

rian church will give a supper one week

from this evening.

John Threewits, who has been visiting relatives here, returned home to

Denver, Col., to day

The patrol wagon was called out last

evening to take a young mau who had a

fit to his home on S. E st

Mrs. William Fox, who was the guest of Judge and Mrs. II. C. Fox, returned

to her home in Minneapolis.

Dr. Latterner left this morning for

Middletown, U.. to attend the marriage

ot Mr. C harles Eastman and Miss iuiz abeth McLelland.

B. M. Grave, Supreme Chancellor, C.

F. U , went to Marion to day on business of the order, and will visit Terre

Haute before returning. The ladies ot the United Presbyterian church will give a supper in the lecture room of the church on next Tuesday evening, Dec. 4th. Miss Harriet E. Farnham entertain

ed a select company of lady friends

from 4 to 7 last evening. There was a delicate lunch and a happy time gen

erally.

Nobody was found in police court

this morning. The boy arrested for disturbance at St. Andrew's church was dismissed with a lecture, and a vag was "fired" out of town.

Mr. and Mrs. James Schlagle, of West Richmond, have returned from

an extended visit with friends in Mar

shall county. They stopped at Economy, on their way back, and visited friends there.

Martha Washington Camp No. 2, P.

O. D. of A., will give a grand enter

tainment and social at their hall after lodge Tuesday evening. All members, sisters and brothers, are entitled to bring two friends. Free for all. Nov.

Sol Meredith Post, G. A. R , will

meet promptly at 7 o'clock Thursday evening and it is important that all members should be present, as it is the first night for nomination of

officers for the ensuing year. It is necessary to hasten the business of the

meeting, as it must be through in time tor the lodge room to be utilized by a Thanksgiving party to whom it has been leased.

At the last recalar session of the city

council the south end sewer contractor

was present and made a statement. He

said that the sewer was finished and that he needed the money lor it; that the city civil engineer was absent, so that a final report was not practical, but if he had to wait two weeks for his set

tlement it would be inconvenient and Trwnaiv On motion council ad

journed until 7 o'clock last evening to accommodate the contractor. The

members gathered at the city building, at the appointed hour, but a meeting was unnecessary, as the sewer is still incompleted. It will probably be finished, ready for acceptance, by the regular meeting next Monday night. Po cot forget the Masquerade dance Thanksgiving eve, Nov. 2S, given by the Koiehts and Ladies ot Honor at the Odd" Fellows Hall. Tickets 50c, gallery 10 cents, oyster supper 23 cents and lunch 15 cent. Masks will te raised at the lower door. No improper characters admitted. Prize given to the prettiest ladies' costume, also prize given to prettiest gents' costume. Muaic by Lance's orchestra. -V CHILI) K24JOYS The pleasant flavor, gentle action and soothing effects of Syrup ot Figs, when in need of a laxative, and if the father or mother be costive or bilious, the most gratifying results follow its use; so that it is the best family remedy known, and every family should have a bottle on hand.

Now is the time to buy your Xmas toys, books, games and dolls at Noah's Ark, Santa Claus' headquarters, while our stock is complete. Thanksgiving flowers at Gause & Co.

See W. L. Morgan before you buy

your Thanksgiving turkey.

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LARGEST STORE AND BEST STOCK OF . . .CLOTHING-. . . IN THE CITY.

We still hate left a few dozen pain of those a. rjn Bargains in Ladies JSl hll Shoes at . - v' Sizes 1 to 4. Width AA to E. JTE QUICK! They Will Soon "be Gone.

We are showing an elegant line of Fall and Winter Shoes f r everybody.

Leave your order flth Van IK IS row Ei for a nice Thanksgiving turkey.

Malaga and Tokay Grapes, Winter Nuts and Seckal Pears at Charley Price's.

All day market at market house, Wednesday, 28th. 27d2 Order Ice Cream and fresh Oysters for your Thanksgiving dinner at Charley Price's. Cups and snuoe- at conf, llauer'w.

OuMity Ji Prided Down-

Respectfully,

Call telephone 105 for a "big" bunch of flowers tor Thanksgiving. See W. L. Morgan before jou buy your Thanksgiving turkey. Call at No. UN. 6th street and see the beautiful cut flowers on sale at unusually low prices. 210t Nice fresh Fruits at Charles Price's.

Poultry fair at market house all day Wednesday. 27d2 The great Ollie Torbett at the Grand to-night. Business is booming at the new cutflower store, No. 11 N. 6th st.

Take a refreshing and invigorating

Eldorado.

bath at The E gas. "LeavS

("" d sratea fitted for

gas. fjeav oraers at JonobqpPnK.

Woodhurst s. 2-d3t

Turkeys cheapest and finest at W. L. Morgan's market. ISargaiusin jeivelry,llaners

J. I Williams. 724 Main St.

PRIDE "RICHMOND FLOUR IS UNEXCELLED. ASK YOUR GROCER Fan j- China at eos HauerV Repairing at Spencer's. Call at No. 11 N. 6th street for Thanksgiving flowers, plants, funeral designs and everything in that line. All flowers new and fresh. 21 6 1

hfBuyyur neokjgear ud underwear at The Eldorado. T'

A few pieces of Wedge wood

closinglout at cost, Ilaner s

See Spencer for Watcbeti.

WO EU3 E iTS SHOES!

At no time within the past deoade have we have able to offer such supreme Bargains in trustworthy Foot-wear as now. Such prices as

these we believe have never before been attempted.

One thousand pairs of

Ladies fine Dongola

Kid Button Shoes,

medium and heavy

soles for winter wear, opera and square toes, patent leather tips, all sizes and widths

and worth $2.75.

Sale lrlce

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STOP! STOP! STOP!

To Jce the JPalace. It 13 the most comfortable as a Bed, stands 18 inches high, and as good and handsome as any single Couch made.

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Also see themany Nice'and New Things In the Furniture Line at Joseph ' Grimm's

Sce Our Line of 31 ens' Suits t $10.00, if it oo,nnd $13 50. Regular Price $1400 to $18.00.

The MODEL Clothing House, 900 axxd. 902 3Tain. St. - e,iola.ECLors.d.. Ind.

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Who Carries Coal and Ashes jrom Choice? Barter's Ideal Oil Heater Saves n ihU I .-misery and 'oi I llian Ou Out su Hour tor Fuel. WILL HEAT A ROOM FIFTEEN FEET SQUAREA furnace-heated house often has a spare room that is cold, a sick chamber requiring additional heat, a bath room not sufficiently warmed. The cold nights and mornings during Spring an I Fall, rainy days, and sudden changes in the weather, make a portable heater a necessity. Hurler Ideal Oil Heater 1 diflrrent trout all other Oil Stovea. Heating largely by circulation, IK) cubit feet of air if warmed per minute as it passes through flues and drums entirely separate from flame, giving a uniform and healthful atmosphere. For the Bed Koom A Convenience. For the Sittliitf Room A Comfort. For the Bath Room A Luxury. For the Sick Chamber A Neoenslty. For the World An "Ideal." FOR S-AJLjIE .T

WILKE'S CHINA STOffcE,

Double Rooms-GQl and 60S Main Street. Richmond Ind-

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We Guarantee Workmanship. TRY OUR FURNITURE POLISH.

Thanksgiving Nov. 29th, Matinee and Kveiilnc. Captain J, E McAadrevrs' Great Sensational Melo drama, THE V s ' 5 The plsy, fivtor nn scenery aro aHrnirtiU1. nn! onmmanti tht unbrok'ii im'r-st tl mmn'rn':illy lre atjiiiemt'S. A. 1'. Timt.i. t ' , i Introducing a Powerful Company ol Flayers. New and Special Sceclc Features. A Deeply Interesting? and Absorbing l'lot. Incidental Refined Specialties.

Popular PrJcen 35, 3.1 and r.Ocln

Tii'k ets now onnah" at Sppiict r's Jewelry Store.

FREE! FREE! On Thanksgiving Day I will give FItKEone Water Color Picture in an elegant frame, with each dozen photographs taken on that day. IMI, H. WATTS. 13th and KainSts., Lichsocd, lzl

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The Ml Eload Store,

We are dily grawiu? mjre pop ilar oj ajcoaot of the SPECIAL 13A.UGLVIN3 we are giviag oar castom3ra in Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats Shoes and Gents' FurnishinQs. We propose to fight.high prices as energetically as ever and anybody anticipating the .'purchase of gooii in our line would, dp well to come to na first. We guarantee lower pricei than aay house in llichmond

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Thomas & Ackermaii,

t'OK. Mtli mimI XOllTII 12 HTH.

The Onnit Maf merailp It ill

Ol the Knighta and Ladies of Honor

Thaoksjriviog eve, November US, 18!1, at Odd Fellowi Hall. Two prizes will be given one to the best lady costume, the second to the best gent's costume. Tickets 50 cents. Music by Lance's

orchestra. No improper characters ad

mitted. -Ma '27

t UNO LUTE SAFETY ACJAIXNT FIBK AI IHTIUJ jLAKA Designed for ea re keeping ot Money. Bonds, Willa, Deeds. Abstracts. Silver Plate, Jewels etc. Money to lau and JFlrst AC ortfcairea For Hale. .J. DICKINSON & CO.

econd national Bank of RICHMOND. INDIANA.

Paid in Capital, $150,000.

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Special Thankscivioe ale of flowers

at, Gause & Co., East Main and 20;h

su.

Stoves t for gas at Johnson fc Wood-

hart's. 27 d.'k

See our window before selecting your

Thanksgiving meals.

W. It. Morgan.

Leave jour order ilh Van IK Itrown for a nice

Thanksgiving turkey.

Every person who bays a doll over

25a. from now until Dec 15th, will re

ceive a numbered ticket and the one holding the lucky number will receive

that large prize doll now on exhibition in our ihow window. d,w

Ice Cream and fresh Oysters, the very

best, at Charley Price's.

Thanksgiving eujp'ies, all kinds, at

S. A st market. -'7Jl'

Sttam laandry at The Eldorado. Marcu Mote is now ready and alle

for work.it brought to him. He also j has a large number of oil paintings for

sale, consisting of flowers, landscapes,

fruiU,&c.

Fresh Oysters, both Select and Stan

dard, in bulk or cans, at Charley

Price a.

See those elezant gas ranees jus' re

ceived at Johnson i Woodharst's. 27-:i

Dressed poaltry. nicest and clearest,

at Morgan's meat market.

See our window before selecting ytur

Thanksgiving meals.

W. It. loaaAS.

OI'FICKHH: . F. SCOTT, President. WM. O. SCOTT, Vice Pbesideht JOHN B. DOUGAN, Cashier. 0. O. ItEID, Ass'i Cabhieb. iiiitiEfrroitN: A. V. SCOTT, JNO. M. OAAH SAM. W. OAKK, W.O.SCOTT, HOWARD CAMPBELL, ELLIS THOMAS, THOS .Mr. ROBERTS. D. G. ItEID, JOHN B. DOTJGAN

A SBOEBOARD, Dining Chairs or a Fine Extension Table Would greatly improve yoar dining room and yoa would cjoy your Thanksgiving Dinnt-r better. We have a nice line of them and teynre"VAY- lOWN IN PKICE CaUandseens. - 6

Grothaus & Son,

533 ! 535 DXaiti Street

FINE GOLO and COMPOSITION RILLING, PAINLESS EXTRACTING with Vitalized Air and "CHIQUOLA" BRIDGE WORK (Original Method). LITLTLZhlt TSST2 HZZZTTZ PLATES. . . . Gold and Porcelain Ciown s. Perfect Artificial Teeth.

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Office In Parlor aad adjolBine: room HaBtiagtoa Hotel Richaosd, Ind-. Every Tkandaf, fcegJUnifilj 1 !Mt-lJ, JOtrtr. SB, llt.

Respectfully, GEORGE E. COUGHLIN. D. D. S.

Our Generosity tire Talk of tlie Town. 139 Homes Made Happy. 139 Ghrysanteemums Green Away ana 100 More for To-dav and as many more each day until Thanksgiving. The finest ones still to come. Ilavelsaved them till the last. Uave one with yoar Thanksgiving Turkey by buying $2 00 worth of Foot-wear from us.

THE BARGAINS FOR TO-DAY. Ladies' Imitation! "Welt Shoes, patent tip, at ?1 39 Ladies' White Stitched Shoes, crimped vamp, at 1.75 Ladies' Congress, the "Oh, How Easy" at 2.50 Gentlemens' Hub Gore and Lace, at 1 19 Gentlemens Cork Soles, Lace and Congress 200 Gentlemens Cordovan, Lace and Congres, at 4 00 Gentlemens Hand Sewed Patent Leathers, at 2 50 And Mas 7 More Too Rurou To Meatiem-

REMEMBER a Fine Chrysanthemum Plant, pot and all, with a purchase of $2 OO and over.

Reipctfallj,

Laiirman & Dinpldey,

718 Main St.