Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-12-16
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LOCAL ITEMS.

flne Watc0eS at QaQ6T &.
Use Pride of Richmond -four.
Nicholson's amusing go.f book.
VIM Dicks coal and wood phone lis.
Spectacle fitting q specially. Ha-
ner's.
w. E. Hastings went to Cincinnati
today.
Nicholson's book keepers desk
goods.
Spectacle. correctly fitted n
Haner's.
Main street rink open every night
this week.
There was one solitary drunk in .po.
lice court this morning.
We have added more cloaks-sorry
so many customers had to leave 0uI
store yesterday without getting waited
on. Boston Store.
Toy baby cabs, hobby horses. desks
at Hassenbusch's 42S Main street.
A number of Wayne county teachers
will visit the teachers association al
Indianapolis during the holidays.
Nlcholson's elegant thermometers.
Ladies who desire to purchase pipes
or smokers sets for their gentlemen
friends for the holidays are invited to
call at Coppock's cigar store. TIT
Ladies, We thank You for the long
and patient waiting before getting at
tention yesterday. Boston Store.
Nicholson's fine new blocks and
games just received.
Handsome book cases, parlor pieces,
Massachusetts, 42S Main street.
Nicholson's gentlemen's travelling
outfit.
Logansport Reporter: Clarence Ma
how, baggageman on the Richmond
division, let trunk fall on his foot
yesterday and is here, laid of duty for
several days.
How easy it is to bay when you have
the assurance and know that the low
est price possible is always quoted
without the asking. Boston Store.
The Masonic lodges of this city had
been invited to take part in a demon
stration at Connersville on December
20. However, on account of . death
at ConnersvillC among the Masons of
that town, the event has been declared
of.
A men meeting will be held in the
United Pre- sbyterian church on Sunday
night. The pastor, John Med. Her
vey will deliver special lecture in the
interest of the homes of our land and
will establish the young woman's right
to alternate with that of the young
man.
Would a merchant like it when he
goes to market to be asked a profit
beyond all reason, and only when he
insists on getting the right price have
1t offered. We hardly think so. Why
should his customers be treated diff
ferently7 Trade with the ONE PRICE
Store. Boston Store.
Knollenberg for dolls and iron
toys.
Smyrna & Moquette rugs, Nolte &
kemper.
Moormann' for crokinole, ST. 80.
Knollenberg' for rugs and carpet
sweepers.
Marriage liosnse.
William Greenlee and Harriet Null,
Bethel.
The only live Santa Claus with his
pony is at Noah's Ark.
nf LOT nd bot L.
tea served at Price's.
Moormann' S for fancy novelties.
Knollenbe rg's for dress goods and
sill S.
Fred c. Lahrman.
Ace mems velvet slippers.
Barnda & Pro. b nsseis art so ,ares.
Nolte 4 kemper,
Moormann's for bargains.
Knollenbere's for good goods at the
very lowest prices.
Knollenberg's goods are bought
right and are sold right.
knoile az erg' 8 for things nice and
useful.
Knollenberg' for goods at the right
prices.
Knollenberg's for fans az d pocket
books.
Stick pins at Haners.
Cut buttons at Haner S.
Collar buttons at H0ner's
Shirt 1Caist pins, Honer' S.
Dress pin sets at H0Her'S.
Emblem pins at Honers.