Richmond Palladium (Daily), 13 December 1901 — Page 5
RICHMOND DAILY FAMJLDITTM FRIH. DECEMBER 13, 1901.
Richmond Palladium
FRIDAY. DEC. 13, 1901.
Indiana and Ohio Weather
Washinotow. b. C. "bee. 13
For Indiana: Rain turning to snow tonight, Saturday fair, severe cold
wave.
furrow: ain turning to snow
tonight, colder Saturday, snow and rnucb colder.
LOCAL MENTION.
Glasses for Xmas. Jenkins. Kodaks at Ross drug store.
to
John D. Raeof Earlham trees
Chicago university after Christmas.
Dark glasses for the sua. Haner's Spectacles correctly fitted at Haner's. C Lafe Mercer was at New Paris on business last evening. Electric house wiringour specialty. N. Baughman & Co., 522 Main street. 20-tf Get your Xmas photographs at Persons', the leader, 704 Main street, Richmond. 2-tf Typewriters, all makes, for sale of rent. Ribbons, repairs, etc. Tyr rell, W. U. telegraph office. , tf Glasses for Xmas. Jenkins. Are you thinking of buying a piano for Christmas? ' Then read the Starr Piano Co.'s advertisement in this
paper. Dumas.the drunken printerwho at
iraciea so muca attention nere on account of his wit and cleverness, is
now in jau as ssew uastle raving
crazy. Cameras at Ross' drug store.
Lvlies beautiful fine human hair
switches 75c up. Positively Saturday
oniy. irs. aDerman, Hairdresser, 18 north sixth street.
Misses Abbieand Mary Harris are
singing tnis weett in a series of revival meetings being conducted in the Christian church at Fountain City by Iiev. Sherer. They are meeting with great success. Auction sale of real estate of the late Samuel Crampton, Saturday, Dec. 14, 1901. Building 407 and 409 north fourteenth street, lot about 0xl65. Two story double frame house on each side. Sale tobegin at 2 p. m. on the premises. The new ladies' waiting room at the Pennsylvania station is now being used and is very pleasant as compared to the old one. There is one inconvenience and that is the location of the ticket window. All tick
ets uae w ue puugai lorouga tnej pal window opening into the gents walt-?bui
the end loosens the string the entire
length.
If your gas is weak tomorrow call
on Mather Bros. Co. for help.
Dr J. A. Walls was at New Castle
yesterday.
George Eehelunan went to German-
town today on a visit.
Christmas slippers for men and
boys, 48c to $2. Humpe.
Mrs. E. V. Spicer returnsfrooa her
lormer home at Danville, Ky,. this
evemsg. f-j
Mrs.C.S. DuIIadway and Mrs.
Harry C. Starr are at Indianapolis
snopping today.
R. B. Powers, who eDends most of
uis time on me roaa out retains his
residence here, is in for the holidays.
Sunday schools and teachers should
not fail to get prices at the Greek
candy store for Christmas candies.
Mrs. H. H. Weist and her father.
Mr. J. K. Cilley. of New York have
gone to Chicago for a few days' visit
to relatives.
The C. W. B. M. of the Christian
church will give a market in the room east of the American Express office Saturday afternoon. Market open
at 2 o'clock. Headquarters ' for; Christmas candies. Discount to Sunday schools and teachers. Don't fail to see our stock and get , our prices. Greek Candy Store. The young ladies' society of Grace
church will hold a market tomorrow
(Saturday) next door to Meyer's grocery. Proceeds to be used for the benefit of the needy.
Rev. E. V. Spicer is meeting with such success in his meeting at Plainfield that he will not be home this
week as expected. Rev. Creighton
of Indianapolis will occupy his pulpit
here Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Newkirk, who has been kept at home a good deal the
past week by the illness of her daugh
ter Josephine, is now about the court
house again. The child has improved
so as to be out of all danger.
C. G. Swain, rural route inspector.
is in town on a few days' vacation, but leaves again Monday for a week in the southern part of the state. He was at Marietta at the headquarters of the system the early part of the
week.
made arrangements to that end. It is feared that her lungs are affected. An Uncle Sam enamel at 13 makes a nice Christmas present. Humpe. D. M. Sisson of Anderson is in the city today, also E.' S. Cullen of Dayton, f , ; . , Fine China opening at our store Saturday evening. 13 4t John W. Stubbs has gone to Effingham, 111., to visit friends and look after his farming interests there. Humpe for Christmas shoes and slippers. See display. Sam Gaar is in New York city on business and is expected to return tomorrow night. Miss Louise V. Bovd, a graduate
of the Cambridge City high school, arrived this afternoon and for a few days will be the guest of Dr. Bond.
The Crarv Tourists" are enthusi
astically commended by the cr owded house for their magnificent entertainment. See them tonight at First
church.
Miss Maude Lamb, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in Den-
ver and other points in Colorado for
the past few months, returned home this morning.
Largest line of holiday s shoes and
slippers in the city at Humpe "s.
Rob White has been heard from.
He is at Houston, Texas, on his way
to South America, and he expected when his letter was mailed to leave
the first of next month.
The Kathryn Kidder company went
to Indianapolis, where they appear tonight. They went to the train at the usual time, and it came in over an hour late, making them a most
disagreeable waite which they put in
rambling about the stores near by.
They bought quite a number of
Christmas presents.
Everyone of an inventive turn of
mind has wished that he owned the
tent on the ordinary jack-knife.
ut no one dM." !! in oneof 'Im to.
leg room, which has been a rough I ventions which was never patented, looking place for a long time and is A new kni'e is shown in the stores now, worse thaa ever. , -.- for the holiday trade that is really an
improvement on the old lorm oi
W. P. Cook has been granted a patent which local shoe dealers say will make him a fortune. It is a patent eylet for shoes and something that has alwaysbeen needed. The patent hook going part way down the shoe was a grat improvement
fashioned eyelet, and
over the old
this is an improvement over all. It i company. Mrs. Dobbins
is an evelet. but the strintr eoes in I with their daughter and
pocket knife. The rivets at the ends
project a trine and the Diades ny open when they are pressed. It is a neat
novelty. J. H. Dobbins left this morning for Chicago and will remain there a few days before sroing to join his
is there in such a
in such a way tnat n runs straignt canamon nai aer inenus aresiariueu. from top to bottom. Simply pulling Mr. Dobbins has been advised by her on the ends draws the shoe together physicians to send her south and will in front and fastens it. and a pull at 1 remain for a few days until he has
See our grand opening announcement in today's paper. Nusbaum & Mashmeyer. 13-4 1 Ham Rupe, an old time citizen of Richmond, aow of Indianapolis, is in the city visiting friends and will re
main several days. Mr. Kupe used to clerk in the dry goods store of Had ley Bros in the old days. Although there seems to be consideral measles and other light dis
eases in the city, 'the general health is extraordinarily good. There are very few deaths, and at the three un-1
dertaking establishments none of them has any funerals on hand.
Dr. Ferling reports that the sickness among horses in this section, which was so bad for the past few weeks, is letting up. The trouble was a sort of epidemic of colds and coughs, but while it prevented the use of the animals there were few deaths. At the conclusion of the meeting of the G. A. R. last evening the ladies of the W. R. C. came in wilh filled baskets and served a dainty lunch. There was music with Mrs.
Swain at the organ, and tne singing
of the old war songs of 1861-5. The
occasion was much enjoyed.
Mrs. Julia Conklin is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Smith of Easthaven.
Hhm t m Jdy coagldernble prominence, being one of the trustees oT' the soldiers and sailors orphans home at Knightstown, author of the "Young People's History of Indiana," and a well known writer of educational articles and reviews. Samuel Dickinson, treasurer of the Hussey Mower company, received a letter from Mr. Hussey, who is manager of the works at Dublin, saying they have things in usable order, have a half dozen or more moulders on the floor, and made their first run of iron yesterday. As they only got into the works on Wednesday this is
J considered very quick work and indi
cates that they wm oe turning ous
lllliams.
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LD SHOE,"
Brihat if the ld sh? is growing thin thjkind of. weather ms a most uncomfoible shoe of it, don't
(Winas Fnrnisliings
and 50,5.
in a
M ) I 000ly BEBKELE.V
FOR MEN AND BOYS. Our line of holiday goods is now complete, we are showing a handsome line of
Neckwear iu tecks. fotr-in-haud, band bows, shield bows club house ties, all the new colorings and patterns. o ana
lUn'B fin silk- snsnenders. always appropriate, 1 pair
jbox, an extremely neat present, DlK;, too ana i.
Umbrellas, a fine lot of Christmas umbiellas in plain and
silver trimmed handles, $1.50 to $5.
Men's Enffl ra in Way-, Oxford and square mufflers in all
colors and offered at 25c to $2.
vn ; hr envfl him a cair of gloves. We have a spe&t line
of gentlemen's dress kid or Moca gloves.
to r-V-'a.
Cordigan Jackets. $1, $ 1.50, $2.25 and $3. A nit. r" nvrpoat is always appreciated.
the correc; styles at the lowest possible pri-e.
lined or unlined, $1
We always show
LOEHR & KLUTE 725 MAIN ST.
HE SEASOXAliLE
i
JSOEIS THE
SUITABLE
COM-
SHOE,
ad the shoe for now is
waterproof.
$2,50 to 15 buys gocd
ones for ladies. I $3.50 to $6 buys excellent ones for men. .
J. M.Williams,
724 MAIX
ST.
complete mowers ir. a very short
time.
The ladies of the Eastern Star
ir&ve a surDrise party on Mrs. Eimer
Gormon this aftertoon at her home nn Vnrt Wavne avenue. There was
a nr il tratherini? and a supper, and
the affair was a very enjoyable one,
Finest oysters in the city
30 cenisa quart. MEYER BROS.
SPENCER & CO., JEWELERS, nvite you to call and inspect their line of - - - - RINGS, CHAINS, CHARMS, CUFF BUTTONS,
BROOCHES, RICH GOLD CLOCKS.
An Elegant Line of NEW
CUCKOO CLOCKS.
CHARMS,
NANTLES and
Beth Thomas 8-day, 1-hour gong,
enameled clocks
at and f4.1U, usually sold for t.tu ana .du. Come and look at them.
SPENCER & CO.,
Phone 1383.
1002 MAIN.
; IT-
pi
THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS IS ALL OVER THE STORE.
DEPARTMENT C.
EAST ROOM FANCY GOODS DEPARTMT. One Grand Display of Beautiful Coods.
DO YOUR SHOPPING IN THE MORNINGS IF POSSIDLE.
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750 Jardiniers All new and perfect in every respect, 23c, SOc, OSc and up to $3.
Dolls! Dolls! Over 400 beautiful Kid Body Dolls, our own importatiou. See them at 33c, 33c, 30c, and up to f lO.
118 Smoking Jackets Tailor-made, all wool, fit perfect. . See See them at f4 00, J4-60. f5.00, J3.50, $6.00, $6.50, and up to $12.
Archarena Boards Crokinole Boards Checker Boards f 1. $1.25, $2 50 and $3.
Fancy China KXQCISTTE LISE. Plates, Caps and Saucers, Sugar and Cream Pitchers, Fruit rfjftheW Crtery
Trays, etc . - i "
PURE LINEN
Lvn A r J I Ik r HI H I rriN .
I inilllm&allVI lib! m'
SOO IOZ. HANDKERCHIEFS. Best assortment you ever saw, for 33 cents each. - HANDKERCHIEFS THOCSASDS OF THIM. h Pure Linen Initial, 6 for . . . . . ftOc SOO dor. 5c each, 6 for 33c 100 doz. assorted styles, each, at . lOc 100 doz., each 13 c 135 dor., each 13c - See our Handkerchiefs at 50c, 75c, J1.00, and up to SS.00 eachT" Men's Silk Handkerchiefs with Initial, 25c, Wc, 50c and (1.00. 50 dozen Men's Jabonet Handkerchiefs, 2 f or Beautiful Line of Chatelaine Bass
Steel Beaded and Leather. ,
Ribbons! Ribbons! 300 pieces Silk Taffeta Ribbon, Nos. 5, 7 and 9, all shades, at 5c 100 pieces. Nos. 12, 16, 22 nd 60, to go at, per yard ........ lOc 1 lot 50c Ribbons for . . . . . .33c
Brass Tables-Onyx Top. 25 nice new ones, $3.75 vp to f 15.
Handsome Pictures. 300 Pictures of all kinds from 25c to $15.
Fancy Boxes Celluloid and leather For Collars and 'CoSs Handkerctriefs,Ties J . " and Gloves. - ' : '
Fifty Suit Cases
Prices, $1.75 to $12.
See window displays They give you an idea of what is inside. :
LADIES' NECKWEAR, LADIES
HUFFS, IMMENSE USE. ALL .NEW. IX JEWELRY WE CAKRV AUTHE MW THIS6S.
93 Traveling Bass and Crips For ladies and gentlemen. Prices from $i.oo to $12. 80 Handsome Lamps Every one new and different from the ordinary lamp. Paces from $2.50 to $15. 25 Gas Portables All new and very reasonable im price . . . Cut Glass Candelabrums silver Candelabrum China Candelabrums
Cut'IGlass
We carry one of the best lines made in the t. 1 : - il.
couriiry, auu prices vue owest .... :
'BEAITIFUL SPECIMENS OF AIJ1 !IX POTTERY WARE. DICK 1 5 WARE. LOWELSA WARE, ACRE- ' LI A WARE, RUDOLSXAIJ 6ERiAX WAEE. TOKISOBA WARE. Al'STBIAS WARE. "
75 salespeople employed. Come mornings if possible.