Richmond Palladium (Daily), 17 December 1898 — Page 8

y ... j - i . RICHMOND DAILY tPALLADIUM. SATURDAY DECEMBER 17. i898:

wnxtan u.m .i to 5fi tie test goods m the market.

5GD PflDODUdlD $ li igh Grade Coffees $ Given away this week, December 12 to December A 17. You must corae to our store to get tne benefit. The $ glady exhibitor will show you how to make coffee in a simple and improved way. With every sale of one and one-half pounds a half pound will ba given free. Don't O

forget the date and be sure to visit us. JOHN P. McCABTHY.

The BEE HIVE GROCERY

The Best Santa Claus Is the f ne who can give you the BEST THINGS TO EAT. lie make our store bis headquarter fo eatables for the next two weeks. X- Special Jow prices on Fan Candies, Nuts and Fruits. Haven't time to tell you all about it.

COME IN AND SEE.

Reipt,

7. E. Hastings.'

Diamond

We have mounted a number of fine Diamonds in Rings and Studs, and are offering the same at very reasonable prices : From $7.00 to $125.

RichmorTt Palladium.

Saturday, December it, vm

Indiana and Ohio WeatDer. Washington. D.C., December 17. For Indiana: Fair tonipht and San-

day. Probably colder Sunday after

noon. For Ohio: Rain tonight and Sanday, preceded by snow on the lake. Prices for reading matter advertisements in the Palladium are: 5 cents a line if not placed, among: news matter: lO cnt a line in the brevity local news column

Koss'True Baking Powder absolutely pure. AH grocers. LOCAL ITEMS.

You aie perfectly protected in making a purchase of

us, no matter how slight your knowledge of such goods

may be.

JENKINS & CO., 726 MAIN STREET

: WE HAVE THE LARGEST LINE IN THE CITY. See our line cf Oxford Mufflers, Neckwear, and Horn Handled Umbrellas bef;re you purchase ......

THE OI.D B LIABLE

Dalbey studio. 826 Main. "Fine watches at Haner's." Ua Pride of Richmond floor. Crashed coke at Mather's coal yard. Wm.Dicks.eoal and wood, phone 115. Spectacle fitting a specialty. Hatier's. Davis, dentist, 90S Main, never closed. gat-tf Spectacles correctly fitted at Haner's. Main street rink open every night this week. Read the Boston store's ad. on page 1 today. Toy baby cabs, hobby horses, desks

at JHassenbnech'a 428 Mam street.

If yen want something nice and clean for your grate try a load of oar

crashed coke. Mather Bros. Agents

Ladies who desire to purchase pipes or smoker's sets for their gentlemen

friends for the holidays are invited to

call at Coppoek's cigar store. 7-tf

Handsome book cases, parlor pieces, sideboards, ladies' dressing cases at

Hassenbusch's 428 Main street.

Prof. Henry Kamp is rehearsing an

orchestra that will be heard at Gtace

churoh Sunday-school tomorrow morn ing.

Main street is in a horrible condition today, and the men are at work re

moving the slush as rapidly as possi

ble. The crossings are now becoming

passable.

The Masons at Cenleryille, Hiram lodge, bad a grand time Thursday

night. They had two candidates for

the third degree. There were a few

Richmond Masons in r&" ndancn.

Rev. Hannah twti V-anty presi

dent ot the W. C. T. IMifias called

meeting of the executive committee.

All county superintendents and superintendents ia the unions and members of the W. O. T. U. are invited to the meeting at Rhoda temple next Tuesday at 10 a. m. This will be an important

meeting.

100 photo frames, 253 each. Boston

st jre ad. today.

The juniors of the high school were

somewhat mistaken in the statement

that the seniors had had to change

tneir programion account of the juniors having found the original pro

gram, inis was not exactly the case

lhe seniors had a program and one ot the members lost the copy. A junior found it, but the seniors, according to

the statement of one of its members, had already changed the program ow

ing to Having lost the other copy.

Boston store is headquapters for

pbote medallions.

The crack skater has been drawing fine crowds at the rink all this week,

ana this afternoon be is having an ex

cellent attendance. His skating has

constantly improved, and he has made

many friends personally while hero. He is not only a fine skater, but he

does the difficult things so eaeily that they do not appear difficult, but it

takes the practi' d observer some time to realize how difficult are the tricks

he does on skates. Tonight will be bis last night here.

Baroda & Pro brossels artsaaares.

Kolte & Kemper,

Axmintters and Wiltons rags, Nol-

te & Kemper.

Fancy sox at Fletcher's. Ingrain art squares. Kolte & Kemper Fred C Lahrman. DSj ladies' nullifiers.

DOG ORDINANCE.

Th Obnoxious! Bill to Ba Rapsalad It

is Thought, and Substituted With Something Else.

The dog ordinance in this eity at

present is as highly unsatisfactory as

it well can be. It is unsatisfactory to all classes, particularly those who have

dogs There is an ordinance already prepared, for presentation at the first meeting in January, to repeal the or

dinance now so obnoxious. Whether it will be replaced by another is not known, but the old one will perhaps fail t ntand when the o'e comes on its repeal. The ordinance now operative wa passed October 7," 1S93, and refers to the license ch ck to be worn by all dogs running at lnee. Fred C. Lahrman. 49s men's velvet slippy s. 'TVAS ROOTS' BILL

Axcnirsters and Wiitoa ius, Xolte

& Kemi er.

Krtd C. Lbhitnan. 49c men'pt velvet slippers. The Femcus Hccaiar Start. A rich and rare m- sical treat will

be given the patrons of the high school hall n xt Tuesday evt-uirg, December

20, et which time will appear the

Fatsous Hoosiet Star vocalists.

This company come to the city with

splendid rc ommendations from neigh

boring Citiec, where they have enter-

:ained with theirnniqie and variegated program to the celiirM of thousands of the lovers of high class musical art.

They make a specialty of plantation

tneiodifs ard rousing jubilees that are

said to actually make you shout.

The company is traveling in the in

terest of tlie Colored Loyal Leeior of

Labor of Amines, an organization

that is doing a great amount of good toward the betterment of the Afro-American.

Admission 15 cents. Tickets on sale

An Omission In the Article Regarding the New State Institution I pert ion Law. In the Palladium's article regarding the new law for the inspection of state inntitntions, the impression was criven rather strongly that the law had originated with the governor. This is not correct. While the governor was, with the members of the legislature, heartily in accord with the passing of the reform measure, he did not originate it. The bill was drafted and put through by our joint representative, Frank T. Roots, who is now the efficient chairman of the committee created by his bill. The credit is certain ly due to the two counties represented so ably by Mr. Roots, and to the sixth congressional district, whence most good things in Indiana arise. - The Richmond Loan Company will help yon buy Christmas presents. Buy only the pure confectionery. The Greek candy store manufactures all of its own candies and makes them from pure ingredients. sat-tues-thnr Fletcher' for winter caps.

Fre i C. Lahrman. 49o men's velvet slippers. ANNOUNCEMENT. Nicholsons' holiday trade is booming: and until Christmas we will keep open evenings. 12-mon-wed-sat Smyrna & Moquette rugs, Nolte & Kemper. See the Richmond Loan Company's ad. Fied ii. Labrmu. 49c men's velvet slippers. Baroda & Pro. brussels art square?, No'lte & Kemper. New line ladies' walking hats at Flctcher'f. Fred C. Latrnun. 49c men's velvet slippers.

People's iciMvi).

AUVKKIlcifiMKNTa under the head ot Wanted feituatiens, male or female help wanted Lot,wbei Dot exceeding lour lines, lasertlr REE In their colauins. A.l '-ads" for Real Estate btJea, Houses for Rent, Klnanoiai, and Mlasoeliannons 'Dta Insert for 8 own a line eaob insertion

Storage Ground floor sixteenth

and Main, Vera Smith. tf

Lost A small silver watch, be

tween Second National bank and tenth

street on Main. Fi ider please return

to Second National bank

SALESMEN 47 50 weekly lntrodaclnsr snd

selling brand new Gaslight Burners for

kt-rosvne lamps, sample tree. r. i per

fection Mfg. Co.. Cincinnati, O-

WASTED- Women and srirls to do fancy

work for os at their homes; (4.00 to $7.00 w-ete!T.no exoerieace necessary. Address

with stamp. The lcGtee Co.. 05 Race st.

Cincinnati, u.

JOE LONG CHONG,

THE L UhDRK M-Ii,

as cjm back to stay. 1 want

Hruy old friends to bring their

laundry- 1 have a new machine to iron bosoms. First

class work guaranteed.

ZTsrything Delivered ia 21 Hsur.

LONG CHONG, 15 North Eighth St.

THE BEST

Christmas

I'nzzn

You cai make your wife or

children is a Guarantee Life Income Policy of the Frovident UU & Trust Co.

OF PHILADELPHIA.

J. F. REEVES, Sy-tcial Age a

SAVE YOUR PENNIES !

Best Qualify at Lowest Prices.

377 Fancy Lewisville Creamery Butter Fancy Elgin Crvam-ry Butter

2ic 19c

Dr. Price's Baking Powder ier ib . ... Royal Baking Powder per lb Java and Mocha Cofft? pfr lb Eagle brand Co densod Milk Rio Coffee per lb Cleveland Bak'ng Powder per Ib .... Extra FiGe Tea per lb Walter Baker's Cocoa, oue-nalf lb can Choice Mocha and Java Coffee, per lb . -Lea & Perrin's Worcestershire Sauce . .

Fine Oolong, Japan or Mixed Tea per lb

.42c 42c 25c . 17c I 9c .42c . BOc . 23c 30c - 23c

40c

Courtney's Worcestershire Sauce 2C A . & P Pepper, Giuger and Cloves, per lb can . 22c Golden Tipped India C3lon Te3, one-half lb pkg .... 25c Burnett's Extract Lmu 9c Burnett's Extract Vanilla 33c II. O. Buckwheat. 3 lb pkg 14c

All Goods Warranted to Give Satisfaction Money Refunded.

THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA C

727 Main Street, Richmond, Irjd.

N. B. Goods delivered free to any part of the city. Look out for our Art Panel, "A Day's Doing Given Away Free next week.

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OVERCOAT

are seen in many stores in Richmond, but what aj ) they wht n compared with the swell, high grai. )

clothing we offer you every day I i the year man or bov.

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Every Suit,

Eery Top Coat

Every Overco

while made of the

material possible, fl

that faultless fit, tyl appearance that rehe

it of all ready-mJ

looks, and of cou

comes to you at mil

less than the cust

tailor prices. Heavy Winter Sait3

are ready m n.

turs, small checks b

and black cheviots. ; blue sf rges from $5 to $15 OO.

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Heavy Winter Overooatj j

best rossibl to

in covert. Mte and bl Kerseys, Montagnac i

various s Hades of U

cloths, $5, 8, lO.

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