Richmond Palladium (Daily), 10 October 1898 — Page 4

RICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM. MONDAY, OCTOBER 10. ic98.

'Our constant aim is to satl tk best goods In th$ market

PeachesJ

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We will be headauarters for Fresh

Peaches during the balance of the Q wnn Our firt and rhtef consider-

ation will be quality, but prices .will be as low as any.

J2Y0. f XcCOBTOY.'

The BEE HIVE GROCERY

Richmond Palladium.

MONDAY. OCTOBER 10,

Weataer. WABKineroii, D. C, October 10.

For Indiana: Showers tonight or

early Tuesday morning; generally fair; warmer tonight.

LOCAL ITEMS-

The Very Best Judges of Tea All agree that our line of Teas is far superior to any other shown in the city. There is no economy in using cheap, second-hand Teas. When you want

something palatable and clean in the Tea line, see us.

L E.

HUSTINGS

Successor to Van D. Brown c Co.

oooooo o o oooo ooooooopoop Don't buy your Pall Suit until you have seen our DouWc-lircaslcd, Silk-Faced Black an nine Serges. The latest thing for young1 men's wear.

Wall paper at Nicholson's. Fine clock repairing. Haner's. Spectacle fitting a epecialty. Haner's. "Finnigan to Flannigan" at baok stores.

Spectacle correctly fitted at Haner's. I have exclusive sale of Win if rede coal. Farnham. F. W. Porterfield. piano and pipe organ tnning. Tel 1601. tf Mrs. A. O. Neal goes to South Bend tomorrow to attend a meeting of the

W. F. M. S. W. H. Englebrecht has returned from Charleston, West Virginia, where he was in the interest of the Richmond Safety Gate company. There was an explosion of natural gas at the home of Otto Krone this , morning. The explosion was of considerable force, and might have done considerable damage, but did not.

Rev. J. O. Ladbetter, candidate for statistician, will speak for the Prohibitionists ot the city building on Wednesday evening of this week. Prof. S. C. Phillips a solo singer of talent Hcd power will sing at this maeting. Men and women of of all political beliefs are invited. The Rev. H. J. Norris will lecture at the Fifth street church next Tuesday (tomorrow) night, as a aubstitute for the Rev. A. E. Mahin, who has been called away to attend a funeral. The subject of Mr. Nortis' very enter taining lecture will be "New York to Naples and Return." Sunday Question. At the temperance meeting at Rhoda temple yesterday Rev. E. A. DeVore gave an extended address on the sub

ject of "Who is repponsible for the

licensed liquor traffic?" Near the

close of his speech he referred to the

bunday question, and that any mer

chant, business man or laborer who

stood for one day of rest and the ha f

holiday should have at least the moral support of all the churches and every law and order loving citizen in the

city and community. This met with a

hearty response from the audience.

Also, a Full Line of Rough Meets

with Silk Facings, at popular

prices.

THOMPSON STARR

And His Injuries The Falling of the Flag Pole at Cam d Cuba Libre. Iniilanasoli Sournal Sergeant Major Starr of the 161st Indiana regiment, now in camp at Jacksonville, writes to friends in this city of the aeeident which befell him last Sunday morning during a trrifie windstorm. lie says: "The officers' tents were the first to crush under t'ae fearful gusts of rain and wiud. I never was in a hurrieate, but I think this approached it nenrer than anything eould. The colom i's tent eame down in turn and

(when I went out to assist in helping hiui fix "t I found him hanging for dear

life to tha guy ropes. The flag pole I stood about forty feet from his tent ! and it was swinging to and fro like a j piece of ratb.r. We had j ut driven a te.t pin in front and I was

beciing over to fasten the rop : ihe colonel was standing within a f o t of me on one side ar.d s weral otht r officers and men on the other. Theresas a terrific erash and I fell stunned to the ground. As I rolled over I heard some one say: 'Where did tleflig pole hit hin.T I did not lose consciousness, but when I tried to get up was unable to move. My whole right side seemed paralysed Tnere is nothing serious about, but simply a ma'tt-r of time to recover from my b.uised condition. I am practically helpless on my right side at present witii the exception of my right leg, which was 6prained, but am now beginning to bear a little weight on it. The piece in falling only missed Colonel Durbin's head about a .foot, and the others by about the same space, and lucky for them it was me, for none of the rest were in a favorable position to receive such a blow. I am doing nicely, and expect to be able to walk around in a day or so. I have been in the hospital three days, and am receiving the best kind of ca:e and treatment."

Health Office. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel

Ashenf elder, 307 north twenty-second

street, a boy.

To Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hiatt, 103

north ninteenth street, a boy, first

child.

Runge's corn meal is best. Big Bargains. Tuesday from 5 a. m. until G p. m.

we will sell

Best tin cans per doz, 22c. Finest sugar cured California hams

per lb, 51c.

High grade Indiana flour per 2o lb

sack, 40o.

Fancy white onions per pk, 14o.

Story of a Slave. To be bound hand and foot for years by the chains of disease is the wort form of slavery. George D. Williams of Manchester, Mich., tells how such a slave was made free. He says: "My wife has been so helpless for five years that, she could not turn over in bed alone. After using two battles of Electric Bitters she is wonderfully improved and is able to do her own work." This supreme remedy for female diseases quickly cures nervousness, sleeplessness, melancholy, headache, tackacne, fainting and dizzy spells. This miracle-working medicine is a godsend to weak, sickly, run down people. Price oO cents. Sold bv A. G. Luken & Co.. druggists 3

People's Exchange.

ADVERTISEMENTS nn".r the head of Wanted iSituation., ma . o- female help wsnted Loit.when not exct dlDg lout lines, inserted h RE K In thee columns. All "ads" for Real Kstte Sales, Houftes for Rent, Financial, and MiascelWneons Wana tnaortod lot 5 cats a ltn. .acn Insertion : -. , - v..Fob Kent Front room, c-Jer&ntly furni-hed, open fire, bath-?oVjm accommodations. Enquire at north twelfth street. : v-fit

Clothing House. W. E. JAMESON, Resident Partner. C td3000 o OOP 666

1 ancy veiu unions uer pa, ii,.

Fine salt pork per lb, 4c. A good sugar cared bacon per lb,5c. Best jelly glasses per doz, 17c. H. E. Langdox & Co. 914 Main street. Phone 180.

Getz sells frostine.

Do not forget the final musical club chorus rehrsal at the First Presbyterian church tomorrow evening from 7 to 8 o'clock. mon tue. Shuman & Siek sell frostine. Frostine makes French creams.

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TAKING A DAY OFF fiom business to examine the exquisite fabrics that we have selected in the latest weaves, colors and novelties, and get measured for your Fall suit or top coat, would not be a bid idea as cold weather approaches. We are showing Fall and Winter cloths, complete in variety, fresh, new and lull of novelty, for suitings, trouserings and top coats, and will fit you perfectly, at a fair and resonable price. KOSiT &5C.9 TAILOB, lOXoith lOlhSt.

Try Runge's whole wheat flou'.

Anyone can ice cake with frostine.

Miss Joe Griffin has removed her dressmaking establishment from 820

Main street to 407 south twelfth street

She will be pleased to have her friends

call. 812

Frostine costs lc for one cake.

You Can Go to Indianapolis Next Sun day October 16, far One Dollar

From Richmond on Pennsylvania

lines, ex jursion tram at 8:3o a. m. central time. Non-transferable ex

cursion tickets will be sold. Return, leave Indianapolis, 6; 30 p. m. same

day, October loth.

C. W. Elmer, Passenger Ticket

Agent. Frostine makes molasses candy.

Grocers keep Runge's old fashion

Graham tlour.

Frostine makes chocolate candy.

Lost A half-grown cat, grdy and white. Return to 201 south SiiliA-Il'l

get reward.

Wanted Two or four boarders at

204 south fifteenth street. Easiness

college boys preferred. -

For Sale Grocery for sale on account ot sickness, 331 south sixth street. sep 16-2Gt

For Rent House of nine rooms, bath, furnace heat, pleasant location, at 118 north eleventh street. For information crJl at 406 north tenth street. sept30tf Storage Ground floor sixteenth and Main, Vera Smith. tf

SHjE ...

The New Beautiful Colored

FtiedafliooDS Just Received, also buy youtself a Camera or Kodak

MOORMANN 5S, 520 Main Street.

THAT PI FPTQ1P RflllTF fc-i IMA I tLtblKlb nUUIb 3,

Dr. H&ldeman's Route to be Inspected by the Da j ton Peop'e. The route for the electric road, as proposed by Dr. Haldeman of Cedar Springs, is to be inspected by the promotors of the road, and perhaps at the same time by the local committee, appointed by the mayor for the purpose. The indication at present appear much more favorable for that line, and the people of New Paris and vieinity appear to think they have practically gotten what they wanted. Dr. Lowes is to be at that place to look over the ground, tomorrow or next dy, perhaps, ad within a week or

more it will be known which route i? to be used. It is known that if the company geU to come into the city throsgh Glen Miller and along north A street that privilege would be gladly accepted in lieu of a big bonus. This is a hint worth considering by council and all the citizens.

Stood Daaib Off. E. B. Munday a leading attorney of Henrietta, Texas, tell how he once fooled a grave digger. He says: "My brother was very low with malarial fever nd jauniiee. I persuaded him t try Electrie Bitters and he was soon mu.h better. He quit usicg it too early and had a relapse ; again took the bitters until he was wholly cured. 1 am sure Electric Bitters saved his life." This remedy expels malaria, kills disease germs and purifies the b'ood; aids digestion, regulates liver, kidneys and bowels, cures constipation, dyspepsia, nervous diseases, kid ney troubles, female complaints; gives perfect health. Only 50 cents at A. G. Luken & Co.'s drug rtore. 4

Afull line of

Men's Boys'

and

Children's

CLOTHING,

Furnishing

Goods and Hats, For Fall and Winter.

E eery tiling Neu and Up-to-date.

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On: Fries Clothiers, S30 Main St. AVitlup & Thompson.

Fall and Winter Clothing

FOX

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7" OR we carry in stock a tu'I line of ihe extreme novelties X" in patterns and styles in Clothing. Double breasted in Tibot. Serges and Unfinished Worsted, in blue and black, silk and satin (aced, and silk lined. AI o a full line of , SACK SUITS, also a full lineof FALL and WINTER SUITS. OVERCOATS in all grades from the largest to smalfest size, a'l goxls soil as guaranteed or money refunded. In connection to oar C othing Department we carry a lull line of Hats, Caps and G nt's FurnishingGoods.

FOX BROS.,

W. T. MURPHY, Manager.

626 and 628 Main St.

SUCCESS OP THE SEASON.

SERGE SUITS,

SINGLE OR DOUBLE BREASTED,

PLAIN OR SILK FACED. TAILORED AND DESIGNED, LATEST STYLES ....

Call and Get Prices. cCuebkeman & Zflrone,

Protect Yourself and Family

-BY AN-

Endowment Policy j

IN THE-

Provident Life and Trust Co,,

Of Philadelphia.

J. F. REEVES, Special Ageit Room 7. Westcott Block,

LAUNDRY.

Get your Laundry work done where satisfaction is guaranteed.

STEAM LAUNDRY

829 Main St., Telephone 358 L V. 8TIN.-iON-,Prop.

ELDORADO

PLEASANTS CO. Paperers and Painters. Fine, up to date work a specialty. All kinds of work done with neatness and dispatch. Office, room i second floor, Grand hoteL Residence, ioa south seventeenth street.

We have just received A -CAJHl LOAD JF Chamber Suites They are ii different woods and finishes and cannot fiil to pie ise in price, style and quality. Prices b-gin at S14.00 tor a Suite of 3 Pieces.

Ferd Grothaus, 533 -535 Main Street.

STKENGTII COMBINED AVITII BEAUTY I essential qualities in the con struction of fine carriages. Our reputation has been won on just these attributes. Our designs ate graceful and original besides b.iag swell in style and general get up. Our buggies and carriages are selling like hot oak( s now, for the Fall and WiDter season.

Schneider Carriage Works,

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NOTECE,

The stok of the HUB CLOTHING HOUSE has been placed in my hands to be closed out and the business settled up. This store carried an immense stock of the best grades of Clothing made, and controlled the sale in Richmond of the lines of four of the largest clothing manufacturers in the United States; This mammoth stock will be clos e d out regardless of cost. The sale is now going on. Open day and night.

C. Wo FERGU

SON,

Agemit