Richmond Palladium (Daily), 6 December 1901 — Page 8

E w. AGAINST SCHI.Kt

OUW CONSTANT AIM IS TO IU TMK BEST OOM

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How the World Moves Only a few year ago wrytah bought coffee green and roasted it at home. Now how many jpersons will you meet who have never seen coffee in the green state. Coffee roasting and coffee blending bas got to be quite an art. - We will not tell you our coffees are the best. Everybody lays claim to that distinction, and everybody cannot 1 right. - Ail we ask is a trial, and if your purchase proves satisfactory, we feel sure that your relations will be lasting ; if not, all the argument in the world would not prevail. GIVE US A TRIAL.

john f. McCarthy

AM . flOtk.

BEE HIVE GROCERY

IF YOU WANT THE VERY BEST YOU SHOULD TRY OUR BEE HIVE CANNED TOMATOES

They were canned especially for us from tomatoes selected for their color and extra fine flavor. 1'er can ic ; per doz. $1.85.

nice

W. E HASTINGS

Iff TOP GET IT AT THE BEK UIVK. IT'S WOOD.

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New Persian Neckwear

WE AHE DISPLAYING THE GREATEST NOVELTY OF THE SEASOX.

PERSIAN SCARFS All the widths and lengths of liberty silk, crepes and lace. PERSIAN SQUARES.

New Handkerchiefs in all stitched hems.

the d arrow hem-

The greatest line of novelties in UMBRELLAS, borders, also a full line of blacks. ,

New hemstitched

The

Our line of DRESSING SACQUES calls the admiration of all.

new shades of GREEN. . Another line of new CLOAKS. Novelties we picked up while in New York. Our goods and prices speak for themselves.

SMITH & SHERMAN

7 12 MAIN STREET.

XJfcDIES' IIAI SEWED 9S.50 SHOE, UP-TO-DATE, ei.es. SEE PISPLAT.

hurbpe

GKXTS' GVAHANTEEI) EXAMEL,4f3.(K). SEE DISPI-AY.

Court of Inquiry 1 Sjiil to Hav.

S.-tlIHl KiTe Point. Washington. Dec. 6 It is under

stood that Rear Admiral Schley has been found at fault on five counts by the court of Inquiry. This comes

from a person who Is in a position to learn the opinion of the three admirals on the different specifications of the precept. It Is understood that the court finds against Schley: First For the delay of the flying squadron off Clenfuegoas. Se r 1 For misrepresentation of the reasons for returning to Key West to coal. j Third For disobedience of orders in making the retrograde movement. Fourth For failure to destroy the Colon. Fifth For conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman in the SchleyHodgson controversy.

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Ml'RDEKOCS CONSP1UACY la Cnarsect Aicunst Tweutj-Two Alabama Neeroet. Andalusia, Ala., Dec. 6. Sheriff Bradshaw has returned to Andalusia with 22 negroes who are accused of complicity in the killing of J. W. Dorsey. a merchant, and the fatal wounding o "ate Atkins, city marshal at Opp, ...idnesday evening. The negroes brought in were chased with bloodhounds and captured by the sheriff and his posse. There is great excitement here and there are fears that the friends of the dead white men will attempt a wholesale lynching. The sheriff landed the negroes safely in jail here and has taken precautions to resist the mob in case oaa 'a frrned. J. W. Dorsey and Marshal Fate . tkins went to the turpentine quarters near Opp Wednesday to arrest a negro who was accused of" stealing a pistol from a white man. The negro was barricaded in his cabin and fired on the men as they approached. It developed that the negro had about 50 of his lellow-workmen in the house

with him. A general battle ensued in which Dorsey was killed and Atkins fatally wounded. A white man named Fitzsimmons who was with them was shot twice in the leg. Two negroes were killed and several others wounded. The names of these are at present unknown. The attempt to capture the negroes at that time was given up and Sheriff Bradshaw was sent for. He left. Andalusia at "once for Opp with deputies and dogs and has returned with 22 negroes. J. W. Dorsey was one of the most prominent citizens of Opp. being a merchant, a member of the council, and treasurer cf the tovsn.

11I.V jnCKKT IiKPOHT , . ; 1 Prevailing Prit-M-s Ftr P.-

We are speakine; of no ..Beautiful Ua m nw designs. Bor qne pearls, opals and color, d stones set m acid colored mf uatingrs. The new c ntury suggestions in popular priced jeweirv. Several hut d red designs us solid gold biooches from $2,00 to $20O. Jenkins & Co., , ..; 726 MAIN ST; JEWELERS.

THE

HOOSnER

uOR. SIXTH and MAIN.

Mail Orders Filled. The Best Always.

We have made the most extensive prepara

tions for Christmas this year that our store

has ever made. "

SURPRISED when you see the wonderful display

of Christmas goods that can be bought at our v SHOE STORE. Pollow the crowd to Humpe's for ? Staple and Fancy Footwear.

lOIlri

and litvMok Iee. 3.

n ianapolis tirain and Livestock. Wheat Wttifim. Tl-; No. 2 rl, su-iniy. !0c. Corn Steady; No. t mixed, tits.; Oat. Firm; No. i mixed, ittjc Cattle Steady t $.,Mn.2S. Hoih Steai ly at $4.r. k;!A Sheep tealy at SI.ioa.A7i. Lauibs .steady at Sfca-t.ja.

Chicago liraiii and Provisions.

WheatDec. Ian May loru lt-C Mav July -. Oats Dc Msv July Pork te;. Jao.. May Lard " Dec .-. JanMay RibsDee Jan. May

Opeued. ;s ...... .......J'v .....43 ...HI, .....16.30 " .It.j0 ltt.W '.9.10 aj

.9 sn

Closed .11 1S.4T lti.60 9.75 V.'i., M.S.) R.VI ii.M

Cloning caa Biarfcet w heat, fv?; corn.

64;. -. oats. J4'g.-: P"fk, S15.ir; lar.l. Lxtnisvilie rain an. J Livestock. YV beat So. s rel ami lonxberry . e. Crn No. - wtiite. J4c; No. t miif 1. Tin. Oats Nv i mixed tc: No. z whiK'. . Cattle fctne-ng l 1i&M. Hoi-i-i?teiy at $..VKOj.Ut sheep Mely at fcS5--Lamo steaiy at tii"!tLW

Cincinnati Grain ana Livestock." . Wheat Firm; 5o. S red, Mc Corn Firm ; No. i mixed, 70c Oats Steady : So. 2 mixed, 5oc Cattle Active at $1.75fa43.4ii, . , Hsg Active ati$4.1lisii5. Sheep Strong at l.i."iii. tamb Active at JtiH.Z. '. . Chicajeo Livestock.

Cattle Ac live: steers, $4.4T.7i; stockera and

a Hts stea.ly at t4.00rari.aa Sheep Steady at tS.i.4. 13. Lamba Steady at M-5 to iis.' '

C 1 a AiAr This sumptuous array of money-saving specials, many of VI 10 IIGC J VCr which bar price much bf low the cost of manufacture.

UNUSUAL happenings in the WHOLESALE ni MANUFACTURING i . j... i ,1, -.4-ni.,,l,i..in vol na AfavrViarv enmo havo tlio Hnrwflr-

worid enauie us to oner such cAiifijj ii.v.-. j,iJ ...w ance of exaf aerations however, investigation will prove that no misleading state

ments emanate from T1IJJ JIOUblAJC Ulil..

Ladies' heavy fleeced vests and pants, regular 2ftc value ..,...,.. 1C

Ladies' extra heavy fleeced Jersey vests and pants, each

Ladies" celebrated Gnejta union smt9 Men's extra heavy .fleeced shirts and drawers, 33c each, per snit . . . .

SOc 50c OSc

Men's brown ribbed fleeced shirts and ? -drawers, 60c each, snit ...... tl.OO Men's heavy Jersey shirts 39c Extra heavy Jersey shirts . . ". . . 'c

Black stripe work shirts, double front and back ........

Extra heavy work shirts .... Army pants . . . " 'i ...... Heavy cottonade pants .... Heavy wool pants Victor cassimc re pants Heavy blue overalls ...... Jeans pants Ladies heavy flet-ced wrappers .

. 5c . Sc , . 73c 1.23 SI. OS . . iOc . . 30c . . 9Hc

Just received a nice li"e of French flannelettes, in all the new shades, per yard . . . . 13 Pretty waist flannelettes in light and dark figures aud stripes . 1 tie

Ladies' wrapper pattern prints Elegant line of prints ....

just the thing for

20 pieces new outing flannels, light and derk, 6c an, I ...........

1 lot fine dark outirij

comforts . - G jotl heavy unbleached muslin . . . . All the pretty shades in all wool French flannel . ... . . . . . . . . . We carrp a nice line of dress goods, all kinds, 2oc, 50c and . . . . . . . . Ladies' fascinators. 25c and ...... Ladies' golf gloves in plain colors and plaids, 25c and ..........

0c Sc IOc 3c Sc SOc 75c SOc

. SOc

Ladies' yarn mittens, 10c. 16c and .... 23c Children's hoods, 25c and ........ SOc Tarn O Shanters . SOc

Remember, our shoe dppartment is complete. New warm-lined goods coming in every day. A nice line of ladies' and gents' house slippers for the holiday trade. Everlattiyitfjvhty me. most for the money. AW. GREGG, Cor. 6th and Main, Richmond

Hnmpe Next to Knollenberg's.

Stockholders Meeting. A meeting of the shareholders in the Secxvnd National Bank of Richmood, Ind., will be held at 1 o'clock p. hi. at the banking house on Tuesday, January 14, 19U2, for the purpose

the ensuing year, aud the transaction of any other business that may come before the meeting. Johx B. Docgah, President. Dec 6, 1901. . v 6-4Fri

You can get allesrretti chocolates

1 electing nine direc tors to tertiat Prices.

ew Vork Livestock Caule Steatj at ti-Sii.:i. Hut Quiet at .heep 5lw at flttitLSd. . Lmbe Strady at il.2i$ijZ. Kast Baflato Livestock. Cattle steady at 3 .Vcrt-W. Hojrn Active at i oj.3i. j f aijpLl! at $lftS.50. ;t : . Umtw-Uii'J at $aiL35. Toledo Grain. Wtwat Firm : cash. ie; !. 8Sfi: 7 Corn Aetiv; So. io-ii. (Me, Oat-. Aetive; Sv S ca.-h. itic. . ,

LATEST QrOT4TIOSS. Chicago, III., Dec. 6. Wheat, 75! . Cctjx, 64J. Oats, 45.! Toledo, O., Dec 6. Wheat, 85.

' Hot chocolate with at Prices. ...

wafers served

B Ttws

ONCE SAID,

light parse is a heavy curse." A savings ae

count with as is an aatiaota for worry M,d fand for financial rovorses, ia

sickness or n old age. Wo pay 3 ser of at. iaterst on savings deposits.

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GilbertT.DuiiliaiD The Furniture Dealer

627 & 629 MAIN 0T.

The store f hat ha the stock

andsaves yon mocey.