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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-10

T HAVE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
4 Moquette Velvet. Body Brussels, Tap
estry, Three-Ply and Ingram Carpets.
Linoleum. Tll-Cioth, Mating, Lace Cur
tains Curtain-Flxtures, Window-Shade,
Rugs, Druggets. WALLPAPER. etc, when
will cell cheap. Give me a call. A.
JENNINGS. $40 east Main street. ocs-im
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~ OR RENT. THAT DESIRABLY-AR-
Il RANGED AND WELL~FINISHED
BRICK DWELLING. No. : west Cary
street 10 rooms. with modern improve
ments; all in nice order and lovely
home
nc 2.ot n II ('IIAEFIN g CD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-10
AUCTION sALEs-This Day
By Il. Elan & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
I113 Main street.
BY request Of the owner We shall sell by pubic

By request Of tho owner wo shall sell by puOHc
auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY MKT, OCTOBER i0rB.
Mt , o'clock +. ", ths above named VERY AZ
TRACTIYR. DETACHED, SPACIOUS, AND
SUBSTANTIAL MODERN BRICK REslDkNCr'
containing about eight rooms besides good Two
story detached brick kitchen, fIei-house' &c
having Latrobe holter. gas. water. batn closels;
culyerr &C., wide halls, rooms Of mo Sue, wen
arranged. and ia good ordcr, the lot Iehg eIo-
vated. dry, and very slrahlo one, iruntluk
about 30 foct and running back bet"eeh
parallel lines 80 feet 70 n wide alley
his is one OF the pest residences In that oehu'
utul square between Iwenty-thud ani twenty
fourth streets. with plca<ant surroundings, o.
lghtfll View. within easy walking distance from
the business centre and near both street ta''-
ways
Possession Will be given n thirty days. ana Al
persons seeking a MISUNDERSTANDING am
attractive home are respectfully urged 70 10
present At this sala.
Liberal terms Will be gwen ana anrounced ~
sale. >. IL. tLA 81 q ~
oc5 Au-ti0neers
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ATlAST Nh HANE IT.-

"A WORKERS wanted everywhere 10 taSc
orGers Tor Sleeps WORLDS IAfH PlSrO-
GRAPUkD,' only book OF copyrighted photo
graphs OF building. scenes, ant EXHIBITS. IIe-
meudous daAy sales: bonanza for vorGtc-:
crop everything ana handle 10; YOU VIII mako
money fast Dig commissions books on creIlt:
illustrated circulars terms tree. Omit 30
photos. 81. Address GLOBE BIBLE PU BliNu-
ING CO., 35S Dearborn street. Chicago, H., or
723 Chestnut street. Philadelphia, Pa.
DC 5-lUt
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'Ss HtS.44a> COLLEGE

Chester Pa. tE,rty-sccond year bogins SEP
. EMBER 2OgE. civil EIein -ering o.. r.
Chemistry 3. =. Arts A. b.. also PRE-.
OOJESLS IN o-ien;o and Glass; 5
under epie lnsfru,tor-. Fine location. Ample
csuI. iuent Ho5t sanitation. Pure water. Cata-
a.Osles OF Mr.. \ r. al y ar, OIL PARK avenue.
Colonel CHARLES r.. HYATT,
y tu-ic-Nu1ot President,
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OCTOBER

RkNr-LiSr. Can, phone, Writc or send and
get one. Full description 81 every house We
have v7clrt. j. b. ELAM 4 CO..
Phone 534. llI3 Main street.
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PROFESSIONAL.
EIINIR HAi5Ek .

Sur1 cprc for al NALAKtAL diseases. such ne
Chlls. Fever AMI tgue. loss o AlQehtt Bile
Gus ana bysgop.c DE- Ticrs Pains 70 ilH BAGS
Siie o. Limbs. s.. AZ Druggists. ''t.
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coruer EZerenth md .N0iR streets,
BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, OCCUPANTS, WITH
~ BOARD. FOR two very handsome FRONT
ROOMS q. SO lIG south Third reef. J ran
o. SCI
sSr1HERE ARE SO FLIES ON
< SNIrH'-iou cannot make AK purse
ot,f ,nonev IN Observation-Disclosures COM
PANI'S FIRE AND FL kGLAR-PROOt SAFES
q. r. SMITH,
,,r- No - north Smith street.
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D-Dinner. S-sIpper.
No. ~ MAKES all Local stops. Connects az TIA
leigh with Piedmont AIR Line FOR AsAeyllie y. T..
ani all Intermediate points On the western
North Carolina railroad.
No. - has Pulman-Bnfe; sieepers Rich-
mond 20 Atlanta. Connects directly ~ Atlanta
with ". & A. II. X. tor Chattanooga. Nashsiue.
and all points West. connects with A. y W. T..
H. Il. for Mobile. Montgomery New Orleans.
and all polnfr NOuthNest.
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~ OR RENT. SMALL HOUSES AND
Il ROOMS in different locations renting
at from s. 10 $40 per month. Call 10 see
us.
oc SGT Il. b. CHAPLIN q co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-10

DoOH AND JOB Voc .,....,.,s ~
ID ExscUTEp Al Tx DAB
ING-nolsk.
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LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS

will cont,rue TODAY NJ 1880 ~ 3iS east
Broad street.. ladies' are specially invited O. at-
tend tins sale to-day.
o., 10 I. X. ELLIS, Auc-iohec.
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ARRIVE RICHMOND.

Nc 1874, Daly--A. & w. special HAS A. ~
No IS, DalY oAeopg u...aai Mall and ex.
press $50 Y. N.
hur tickets, Pullman reservations, &c. apply
al tlcket-onice bytd-Strees station, Richmond
Transfer Gompanys, 0Ol east Main street, and
company Office, $50 cas-, Nam street
JOHN &. WINDEk, L 4. MYERS
General Manager. General Superint
q. ". SMITH, T. j. ANDERSON,
franc Manager. Passenger Agent
II. n. BoYkiN, City Pas'y'r Agent nj ~
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EDUCATIONAL.

AHfSS BLAIR'S CLASSES WILL
= 4 moot M parior IT Young Nens Christian
h-.oriati0a OCIOB K 2jTH az 4:3O o'clock.
The study of American History and Literature
Wi 10 resumed. H1t ~ request the shakes
Jcage class viii then e rcOrganiIed and ia
tine OF m aCtiug be decided. &C 3, SKA
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WANTS.

WANTED, A YOUNG LADY TO
W ATTEND ~ 4 BAKERY. Apply Win
reference at sol east Frank.1 street en- =.
WANTED, TABLE AND TRAN
W SENT BoARDgRN DURING "FAlR
wtEK." Tirst-cnss fare. Terms ronsonatlo.
Apply a, 80 north Fourth street. ocio-lt'
WANTED. TWO EXPERIENCED
w pRl-G0ODs shLFSLADIES: also TWO
GIEIS as STOCK-KEEPEhS ~ millinery d.
par,ment JACOB LEVITT, 1913 cast N.'n
street. o. io-H
WANTED, A SITUATION 81 a
w sattlcI white person 20 10 lirLt chamOe--
WORK: would as.ist with children. Address X. d,
care Of p-ToNu DISPATCH otire. &C. Holt
WANTED, A REGISTERE d
w DRUG CLERK. Address Dht GGioL
Petersburg. Va. o. lO-lL
WANTED, AREGISTEHED DRUG
linn " +. r. soUTHALL < CO..
o. s-2t' Amelia CoIr!uoIs". IA.
WANTED, TRAVELLING SALES
w MIN. or have fine sIio line. BOi az EI
CIGAR COMPANY, Lynch oare. Va
WANTED WEEKLY, 100 COOKS,
w LAUNpRESSE~. no, >SNAll'S WAIT
RISES and NURSES fo~ Nm YORK aut
other NORTHERN ciucs Wages from 50 90 -
Der WEN Transportation fufui-h'.'.
H. ". ELSONs EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
&C. lO-Tu,1n6Su3m Az east Broad street.
WANTED, TRAVELLING SALES
w MAN 20 sell Baking Powder We put
our goods IN elias. Rolling Pins $50 month
salary and expenses, or - per cent c3mm's-
sion. send stsmu Tor reply. chicago Rakng
Powder { o, 151 Van Buren street, Chicago.
Sc io-3m
VyYANTED.-LADIES AND GEN
w TLEMES, wo will pay you - 10 slj per
week o work for us 40 your homes; NJ canvass
INK aud prompt pavmtn'. send sef-a idrss- ii
envelope to LIBERTY SlFfLl CO., llbrriy
square Boston, Nd-s, 60 1-lw'
A GENTS-SALARY Or COMMlS-
"A MISSION. The greatest Invention Of the
age. Tho New Patent Chemical Ink Er1sipg
Pencil. Sells on sign. Woras iiAo mag e..
Agents are making from 5000 % SD pc
wees. For further particulars wrre the Mon
roe Eraser Manufacturing Company. \. ia
Ia Crosse. WIS. my f-c1Ily
GENERAL LADIES COMPETENT
) y To- taks positions a. ~TENO iRAPHEK~ ant
TNPEWRIlI~rS can De e,ured hy APPLYING a.
SNlllIDEAL GI SIN is COLLEGE. ll3 cgst
VI street. We nave moo applications Tor
re l7-su,Tu&F&n3m
NErANTED.-A LADY TY + f
w WHIST wants COPYING WORK o.
any description Al reasonable rates. nos 80.
70 Remington machine viii be- used aul a.!
work vii Boz promptly AMI accurately cKe-I'cl
ami treated cJuldcutGlly. 10 necessary can cell
for manuscript Address Miss n. l.. A . No. 90
east Main street. o. 3-6.
4 T LAST WE HAVE Ir.-ACTIYE
n WORKERS wanted everywhere 10 takc
orters tor SH EPP', WORLDS IAiH PlSrO-
GRAPUkD." only book OF copyrighted photo
graphs OF building. scenes, AMI EXHIBITS. Ire
ncudous daAy sales: bonanza for WORKER;
crop everything ana hIndic 10; YOU VIII make
money fast; Uig commissions: looks on crellt:
illustrated circulars. ter.n- tree. OMIT 30
a. l. & tktE 90 g. L
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CARPET SALE

Specialofferingsi allgrades
of Carpets this week, that will
be of interest to every one.
Of the many, we mention the
following
500 yards Smiths best Mo-
quettes, Csc per yard.
We will place on sale to-
morrow 50 rolls Biglow and
Lowell tive-frame Body Brus-
sells, all newdesigns, at a lower
price than these goods have
ever been quoted in any
market.
40 rolls extra quality Tap
estry Brussels, at Topper yard.
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lrned to SCHOOL at Terre Hanto on Mondax

turned to school at Terre Haute on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stephenson, of Indianapolis,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stephenson this
week. Miss Kate Howard, of Frankfort. Wis
tied her brothers the first of the week..
Miss Mary A. Benson, of Des Moines, Ia, is Wis
and Mrs. Mark Rogers, OF Coyington, visited
friends In this city last Friday. Mrs. Charles
Brownie left for Evansville. on last Friday even
turned from an extended visit to Toledo Thurs
day -. Mrs. A. S. Peacock gave a tea. on Tues
Gay eHeninea IA nonor OK ars. Sonh stephenson
Mrs. r. L. Crawford and son, or New York city.
are guests at the Indiana mineral springs..--A
number OF tea and luncheon parties have been
given, this week, in honor OF Mrs. J. W. Paris. OF
indianapolis. as follows: Monday evening, at
Mrs. Il. X. Zeigler's; Tuesday noon, ut Mrs. u. II.
Beasley's: Wednesday noon. at Mrs. William
ZeIgler's. and Wednesday evening, at Mrs. J. &.
Nave's.
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LACE SALE

50pairs Irish Point Curtains, $3.50
per pair. regular $50 quality.
40 pairs Tambourd Curtains, 1886
per pair, values that cannot be
equaled.
48 pairs Tambourd Curtains, 1925
per pair, cannot be duplicated for SO.
100 pairs Madras Curtains in beau
tiful shades of Light Blue, Gold.
Ecru, Cardinal, Mahogany, and
Lemon, from So. Is to S. 80 per pair,
one-half their value.
200 pairs Of Chenille Portieres,
1925 per pair, regular So quality.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-09

GLOVES

The great efforts we have made to
give Indianapolis a irst-class Kid
Glove Department have been appre-
ciated by the public. Our great
sales of Kid Gloves compel us to
be constant buyers, so there is some
thing new. coming in every day, from
which our patrons derive a great
benefit.
Tomorrow one of the most select
stocks of Kid Gloves ever shown in
Indianapolis will be ready for your
inspection. Four shades of Emmi-
nence, three shades Of Russian Red,
two shades Of Russian Bronze, two
shades Of Balkan Green, Pinks, Re-
soda, Tans and Rock Blues.
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DRESSMAKING
Our Dressmaking Departments are

Our Dressmaking Departments are
now receiving compliments every
day on account of their artistic work.
We are glad to say to the ladies that
we have engaged, for the coming
week, almost double the force Of
hands, so that we can ELL orders
promptly. Many Of the costumes
sent out last week have been pro-
nounced works Of art.
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The largest and most complete line
of Curtains yet shown in this city,
we place on sale tomorrow, includ-
ing Brussels, Irish Points, Tam
bourds, Madras, Swiss Muslins, Not
tinghams.
We can quote only a few Of the
many special offerings:
300 pairs Nottingham Curtains,
SIC to 1925 per pair. These goods
are worth double the money.
so pairs Irish Point Curtains, So. rs
per pair. These are good value at So.
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Centeryille,

Miss Ada Jenkins returned home from Fort
Wayne Tuesday..-.Mrs Samuel c. Doughty. of
chmon and Mrs. George Stats, of Indian
apoiis. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. III. c. Noble
Thursday Miss Nellie Lucon is visiting in In
spent Friday with Mrs. b. q. Price, MRS.
Ella sintz entertained Friday even
ing. Mrs. Sarah Fleet is In Tfpton....
Miss Eta Venard spent Thursday evening with
Richmond friends. Mrs. Florence Vogel, of In
dianapolis, has returned home.-..M Miss Anna
Jones spent Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. George
L. Gates, OF
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Bedford.

Miss Mamie Younger was in Indianapolis Mon.
day. :. Miss Lille Russell entertained Tuesday
evening 49,. Miss Florence Lane went to Louis
Vile Monday. Mfrs. w. NJ. Matthews returned
fiom Mitchell Wednesday. -. Mrs. Quigley went
to springville Wednesday. Mrs. Mcdonald
went to indianapolis wednesday--.:Mr Harvey
returned TO Orleans Wednesday. Mrs. Lora
Gathers, OF Springvllle, is in this city---.Miss
Kate Rogers attended the w. C.. I. U. convention
at Paoli. 49,. Mr.. and Mrs. @. Justice returned TO
indianapolis Wednesday. Cards are out an
n%ouncing the marriage OF Mics Sophia Heitger
and Joseph WHITEWATER for Wednesday, April
r.. Miss Laura Melvin. or Harrisonvilie. Wis
Tied in this city during the week. -. Miss Anna
Miller returned from Anderson Monday.
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Mrs. R. A. Magill. of Avondale. Is the guest Of
Connersville relatives Mrs. Howard Gordon
has returned from a visit to Kentucky relatives.
Mrs. Heilman, Of Evansville. is in Corners
ville.-..Mrs. j. l.. Bailey visited at Rushville,
Friday --Mesdames J. w. Hannah and r. b.
Fowler were sent as delegates to the g. A. r.
encampment ut Evansville. -. Miss Kate Roth
ermel. of Davenport. is the guest of Corners
Vile relatives.-..Mr and Mrs. j. G. Caskey have
gone to Detroit and Saginaw. MRS. I. Kitchener,
of WASHINGTON. was In Connersville during the
Week.-Mrs. Bessie Wright spent o portion Of
the week at Oxford Miss onfoy. of Greensburg.
and Miss Nellie Coogher. of Champaign. ILL.,. are
visiting at the home OF Mrs. James Huston. The
Woman's Sewing Society of the First Presby-
terrain Church met with Mrs. J. 8. Leonard FRI
day. afternoon Mrs. f. T.. Roots visited
indianapolis Friday Mr.. and Mrs. II. Munk
entertained the Social Club Thursday. +. Miss
Helen Huston entertained Wednesday evening
in honor OF Miss Rebecca Chidlaw. OF Cincinnati.
The Woman's Literary Club. "A Dozen of
U.s." gave an open meeting to the Carey Club at
the home OF Mrs. James Huston Fearis Monday
afternoon. giving the regular programme OF the
Concord School of Philosophy. Mrs. vande-
Rrift, OF saltwater. Wis.,, and Miss Frederick
Boerner, OF vevay, Ind. were guests OF the club.
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ORIENTAL RUGS.

We open tomorrow a large
consignment of these Rugs,
of all descriptions, including
Daghestans, KAYAKS, Cara
baughs, Shirnans, Mehlas,
etc., etc. These goods are
consigned to us, with instruc-
tons to close, which means
that they will be offered at a
nominal price. Very fine Sc
lection.
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from Florida. Harry Naylor and wife gave o
card party last Thursday evening.--.Mrs. JIG.
Hatfield has returned TO Fort Wayne. Mrs. L.
G. Elston and daughter, Miss Mary, have re-
turned from an extended stay at Asheville, N. G.
Mfrs. NJ. b. Binford has been visiting In Indi-
annapolis. Miss May Taylor has returned from
Lafayette. -. Charles Goltra and wife enter
tanned Monday evening in honor Of q. r. Hug
gins and wife and Mrs. c. W.. Jones.
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COviugtOD.

Mrs. E. b. Nebeker and son Gewell are In
Cincinnati. -. Miss Sadie Loeb has returned to
BOswelI....Mr Sarah Spinning has returnd az
ter spending the winter with her daughter in
Illinois. Miss Maggie Norris has returned to
Chicago. Miss Lou Keefer spent sunday In
Africa. the guest of Miss Pearl Robinson. 49,
Misses Dollie and Nettie Richardson. OF veeders-
burg. visited Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Simms last
week Miss Ida Ketchum, of Greensburg. re-
turned home last Friday. 80. Miss Barbara Merry.
man is Waiting in Chicago.--.M Mr.. and Mrs.
Yerbes visited Mr.. and Mrs. Woody, OF Rockville,
last week.
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BiunfOn.

Misses Fannie and Bessie Coutz, of Fort
Wayne, spent Sunday in this city. Mrs.. n. X.
Todd has returned from Decatur. :. Misses Fan
ME and Lola Conover. who have been visiting
Miss Mollie Crowninshield, have returned to
Fort Wayne. 80. Mrs. Z. Durr. of Ossian, visitedin
the city. the fore part OF the week, with Mrs. J.R.
Gardiner. =. Miss Lottie Herbine. who has been
the guest OF Levi Mock and family, has returned
to Indianapolis. Miss Minnie Cowan has
returned 10 her home In Reading, Mich.
Dir. and Mrs. Robert Barr and T. j. Mcdowell
are attending the district convention OF the I. o.
o. +. at Fort Wayne. 49,. Charles Ellingham and
wife are visiting with friends in Geneva.
I'm the city. guests OF ID. III. swain and wife,.
Mrs. John studabaker. Mrs. n. Webb and MIRA.
George Arnold spent Thursday with Hartford
Clty friends. .Mrs. Maria Lyons aud children.
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OF Hartford City, are In the city, guests of Mrs.
Jerre North and other friends....Mrs Ormsby's
class In physical culture gave O recital to about
$50 invited guests Monday evening.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-09
BONNETSAND HATS

Tomorrow we will show many
new styles that are as beautiful as
the spring is delightful. See the
styles for misses and girls.
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w. H Thompson. .. Misses Ethel and Margaret
Nye. of LaPorte. Is the euoss of Miss .eM,f Nav 1--we.
The guest of Mrs. :. W. Butterasid...
vania....M Miss Ida Savage. of South Bend, has
smith has gone to Brainerd. Mimi, with the In
tention OF remaining Mrs. N. A. Angel
is in Wauseon, 0....Mrs. w. b. Pratt Is In Chi.
cago,...Mrs. Daniel Eyer and Mrs. vandenberg.
here, the guest of Miss Halle Fisher. has re-
turned to West Pennington. Me.--:Mrs. West
Mich----Miss Delphi walgreen has gone TO
Alsona, nIs for an indefinite stay..-.
Bessba ana ana .Ts.sis Ma,b - N Rave e1 rssnrn Miss Misses
visit in South Bend----Miss Frances Davenport
is home from Auburndale. Mass, for Q vacation.
guest of her father. DR.. Werner :. Mrs. William
Howard, OF Allen. Mich., is visiting In the city.
Mis- Lizzie Bucnheit. OF Mishawaka, is Wait
Mich, is visiting in the city,. Mrs. J. Z. Bassetf
Is visiting In Clyde, o:...Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Tay.
lor are visiting in sandusky.
Farmland.
Miss May Null IL in Portland Frank Con,
yers and wife. OF Muncie. were here last sunday.
49, Miss Lola Robbins, OF Winchester, spent
Saturday here----Mrs. Andy McNees. OF Alex
andria. is here. -. Mrs. Russie Collins has been
at Indianapolis the past week. Mrs. q. II.
Tickle. of Lynn. accom- panied by her daughter.
Miss Idris. were here Friday. Miss Lille Null
ana LOrlpnle freeman were mere last sunday.
Mrs. Fannie Flood, OF Anderson. has been here
the past week visiting her sister. Mrs. 9. J..
Thornburg. Mrs. +. studebaker, who has peen
here several weeks whiting her daughter. Mrs. j.
III. Thornourg, returned TO Button Tuesday.
Mrs. Thornburg and children ACCOMPANIED her.
.-..Mrs. w. G. West is at Indianapolis.
Frankfort.
Miss Blanche Wheritt. OF Kokomo. Is the guest
of Miss Fiorilla Miss Fannie Dcming
is In Michigan City---.Mrs. j. NJ. Kellum, OF Ko-
komo, was guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. H.. Eva last
Sunday.--- Mrs. B.. Il. Mckay. of lebanon. visited
Miss Halle Green during past week -. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. ". Coulter spent part OF the week In
Chicago. Miss Belle Carter. OF Gas City. n via
iting here. Mrs. George Partridge ia in Lafay.
ette..- Mrs. c. III {. Moore. OF Lima. o.. Is q guest
OF Mrs. j. ii. Chamberlain. --- Miss Lena Dorner
il visiting at Hastings. Neb. -. Miss Ella Bun
nell. OF Nora, Is a guest or Mrs. J. Ball Nj. and
Mrs. j. b. Cheadie are IN Rockville -Mise
lConsauued on Fourteenth PAs&l
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SPRING
WRAPS

Tomorrow we will show Capea
trimmed with rows of ribbon and
rows of lace, Capes made Will lace
net and rows of ribbon from top to
bottom, Lace Capes with jet insert
ing, Cloth Capes with lace insertingS
New styles in Jackets.
READY-MADE SUITS.
Here are Suits from 1915 up to
$50. See the Elton Suits and Blazer
Suits at 1878
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THE STATE AT LARGE.
Anderson.

lMaher Intended for thus column must be in this
cJIce not later than q p. M, Saturday; items re-
eeited AFTER that hour trtH not be ased.I
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HOUSE FURNISHINGS.

Imported China Oyster Plates. with gold
line IS
Handsome Decorated Chocolate Pots.----. 80
3 Styles Decorated Japanese Biscuit JARS rs,
100 Elegantly Decorated hambe Sets,
with Jars. Ii
Imported Decorated China Cuspadores..-.. So
Fancy Painted Earthenware Cuspadores... Isl
y Gallon Fire Proof CrOcks....-.... IL
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Miss May Goltra went to Logsnsport last
week. Mrs. ID. G. Barnes. of Indianapolis, 10
the guest of Joshua McKinsey and wife. How
ard Craig and wife entertained Wednesday even
inR. Mrs. Gertrude Baker and Belle Dean. of
Indianapolis, are guests OF the family OF Prof. j.
L. Campbell. wv. L. Henkle and wife enter
tanned Tuesday evening. Mrs. 4. NJ. Dice and
daughter have returned from Indianapolis.
where they have been visiting Mrs. Charles n.
Thompsop....MrA J. X Eyerson has returned
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GINGHAM SALE

A fortunate purchase of Ginghams last week enables us to offer to the
public tomorrow
5000 yards Of Scent bingham at ~ cents
$500 yards Of loo and 12c Dress Gingham at 81.
We will also offer in III Domestic and Linen Departments
Brown MusEins at 44c
Bleached Muslin at TIC.
Doubewidth Brown Sheetngs, 191c.
Outing F1annels, sic.
Cream Table Damask, 1c.
Cream Table Damask, 2c
6Sinch Bleached Damask, 67c
Hemsttched Sets worth $65 for $475
Frnged Sets worth 81 25 for $3.50 4.
Thousands of Towels N sale tomorrow from &c up to 25c each, many
of them worth double the price.
These goods r all on sale in the basement.
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CHINA MATTINGS.

35 rolls good quality Mat
ting, at loo per yard.
80 rolls fine jointless, regu-
lar 25c quality. Sale price,
15c per yard.
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Miss Jane Demree, who Is engaged at College
Corner, O., is home on o visit.-.-G. W. Moore
and family have moved to ME-. and
Mira. James Thompson spent Easter Sunday at
were at Indianapolis during the week..
Mrs. D.. p. Demree and Miss Lizzie Funk at
tended the W.. X. c. convention. at Evansville.
Tuesday. Married, ON Wednesday evening.
April 5, by Rev. Nettie Valentine, near New
Lisbon. Mr.. N. d.. Wilmer, of Kankakee, ILL.,,
and Miss Clara A. Paddock.
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Mr.. and MIRA 8. T. Hake entertained Wednes-
day evening. The Apollo Club entertained In
honor of Miss Nye, of LaPorte, Wednesday even
Wednesday evening. :. Mias May Smith. Of South
Bend, has been visiting Misc Tiliie Wines Mrs.
friends. -. Mrs. Is. NJ. Warren, of ST Joseph.
Mich. 10 the guest of Mrs. ]. D.. Compton. Mr..
Henry vauderltp. Of Chisago. " tho guest VI Mira