The Indiana Herald from Huntington, Indiana • Page 5

1883. mMEEiGHRISTM Ml Black now Black Silt 1.50 now Black t.65 now Black 1.75 now now Black 2.23 now All these brands of Silk guaranteed not to The handsomest sets of Table Cloths with Napkins to match ever shown in the city. Don't fail to examine these exquisite designs in Linen Godds, Linen Towels in profusion, Lace Tidies, Linen Tidies, all rich, and cheap. Lace Collars, Linen Collars, Lace Fiehues, Kid Gloves, all shades, Jersey love, Mittens, Hoods, Leggins, Etc. Call at our New Room and Ifttfliatta tall To Our Patrons.

It is not often that the columns of a newspaper contain the amount of advertising that is at present found in the Daily and Weekly editions of The Herald; but our. generous business men hare made almost unprecedented demands upon us, and as a consequence, we have been compelled to give a great amount of our papers td them which is usually devoted to reading matter. The rush is. especiallv brisk, this season, and as a paper must to a certain extent derive support from the revenue derived from advertising, we must beg the indulgence of our patrons for a Bbort time. Our large contracts only run through the holi days, after which time, we will again give oar accustomed large amount of reading matter and general news.

Meanwhile, we do not believe any body will lose anything by the present state of affairs, from the fact tbat each house advertised in our columns is substantial and, prosperous, and having a large and tine display of goods, the reader can make choice as to where to secure his holiday presents, and where to receive the best bargains. Tub Herald can cordially recommend each and every house represented in its advertising columns. To Our Subscribers. We have not been accustomed to dunning subscribers, nor do we wish to begin now, but it is almost one 'year since the present management has had posessiou of the paper, and we must call on those in arrears for subscription to come and see us. We have obligations' which must be met, and to get through, our collections must be made.

Though the amount from each is but small, it aggregates a great amount more than we can afford to carry. We are'endeavering to give our readers a paper well worth the price asked for it, and we trust that before the' close of the present year, we may have received all back subscription. Please come in and see us, and let us start out the new year with clean books. Bed'Paper. :) 1 Come and (heas as I With this issue of The Herald we send out a supplement containing reading matter, and an announcement of John Frash's Clothing Emporium.

Printing a paper on red paper is quite an oddity, but from the fact that the house spoken of uses this as a sort of trade mark, nothing could be more appropriate. AH goods are wrapped in i this kind of material by the Arm, their i printing is doneo it, and the quantity daily used is wonderful. The supplement will repay a caref ul Xejoa "The Windsor is the name of a new hotel at Huntington, built by CoL ii P. Milligan and his son, M. W.

Upwards of two hundred guests were present at the dedication last Tuesdaynoon, and were regaled by an elegant repast The death of Mrs. Prudence King, occurred at Mt. last Sunday afternoon, death having been caused from brain disease. The deceased was wenty ears old and bad been married "only ten months previous to her death, by Swadener who preached the aneral sermon last Monday after Come and Guess. $.

1.25 1.50 1.50 1.65 2.00 cut. THE INDIANA; riERAXD WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1883. SEE OITR PRESENTS AT; THE NEW LATE REDUCED PRICES. 8 shades of all wool ...50 cts. per yd, Heavy weight blk cts.

to 1.25 a yd. 36 inch English all colors.25 a yd. 27 inch English cashmeres, all cts. a yd. 150 pieces dress goods former prices' 15 to 25 cts.

a yd. now for I2j cts. to l6j cts. a yd. All new goods.

Esamine these Choice Presents. Come and Guess. Monday evening, E. T. Taylor lei for Fort Wayne, having txen selected one of the jurors in the United State court.

Hot coffee awl lunch of all kind, at T. F. Truster lunch counter, on Wet Franklin street, opposite Citizen's Bank. 6 if The Emma Abbott concert company gives an entertainment in Fort Wayne, next Saturday evening. A matinee will alsobegiren.

Come and Guess. Otnt thanks are tendered to Mr. William Daniels, of this city, for November reports from the Department of Agriculture. The ladies will serve oysters and supper at the lecture room of the Baptist church, on Thursday evening, from five to ten o'clock. All are cordially invited.

We will sell you a 10 key, 2 basses leather corners, bordered edges and Ne Plus Ultra attachment accordeon for Two Dollars. Quealey opera hou3e book store. lOw. Come and Guess. The alarm of fire was sounded about one o'clock Tuesday, the fire having been located in the altic of the building occupied bv Urshall's saloon.

No great amount of damage was done. Married, on Sunday last, at the residence of the brides, father, Isaac Sours, of Clearcreek township, by the Rev. J. H. Simons, of the U.

B. church, George W. Jones, of Whitley county, and Miss Jessie M. Soueis, of this county. Come and Guess.

While using the telephone Saturday morning we heard dulcet tones dancing over the wires, which resembled the chimes nf many bells and so charmed were we that for a time we imagined ourselves in the most enchanted of places. Later we learned that it was the voice of the musical operator at Peru, and if our boys generally could hear these dulcet strains, we imagine that each Saturday night would see a grand exodus westward. List of letters remaining in the Post Office at Huntington, Indn Dec. 8th. 1883: Thos.

Alden, Lena Ager, Anna Bremin ger, Oran E. Brown, Cartright Heading ton. Scorns Cramer, TutieFunk, Nettie France, Charley France, J. Headman, J. M.

lngrabam, J. iundail, Josepn Mai comb, John H. Miller, Edward Mise 2, Augustus Mish, Peter Park, CoL John Boy, Chas. Robinson, Chas. Shefler, B.

F. Sbull, W. Saul, Wni. Sterling, Done Thorn, James A. Linerond Shearer, Jooeph Obermire, Foreign.

In calling for the above please say advertised. W. H. Hessik. p.

h. Come and Guess. The Christian Sunday School met at their church, Monday evening, for the purpose of practicing the cantata, to be rendered in the church, Christmas eve. the 24th. The parts have been well committed, and the rehearsal far exceeded the', most sanguine expectations of the manager.

The cantata promises to be one of the most interesting ever rendered here, and it will be a rale treat." to 'our people, Inasmuch as it is solely for the of the Sunday there should be a 1 arge patron age extend ed, we have no doubt, will be the The admission fee will be placed very ow, and tickets will soon te placed on 'v lVotor StlejJ sy' Airmail bsy mare, 5 years brand on left hip. ifaa" been I miftblng for several Any information leading recovery, will be rewarded by application to i Q.1 Pbicb. 7 Huntington, Ind. DRESS In all new plain fashionable. shades, 18 inches to 24 inches wide, From jo cents to 1.

50 per yard. Our 1. 25 to $1.50 Fancy Silks are guaranteed not to cut. Tns temperance society of Huntington organizing for a grand social, to be held at the tabernacle, on New Year's eve. TrtE ladies of the Universalist society will meet at the residence of Mrs.

John Morgan, on Friday afternoon of this week, at two o'clock. All others cordially invited. Come and Guess. Lost. An open faced Gold atop watch, on Dec 5, between the Wabash river, on Warren road, and the stock yards.

The finder will please leave the same at either jewelry store in Huntington, and get a suitable reward. 13 tf Wiixis A. Jones. floating Out at Conl My entire stock of boot and hoen, consisting of men's, women's and children's. Also rubber goods.

A rare chance for bar gains. D. B. Bcffisgton, 14 4w Markle, Ind. nmeyt Iaa, On imoroved farms, in stim of $300 and upwards.

Time five or tea years w'h privilege of partial payment on each firt day of January. Interest 7 per cent, parable annually. For particulars call on J. T. Alexander.

Office in First National Bank Bnilding Hnntington, Indiana. 2 tf The Ladies Cornet Band of Andrews, will produce a drama in Thalls new ball, at Andrews, next Tuesday evening. The play is entitled "Above the Clouds" and is under the supervision of A.N. Field, late of the Chicago and New York theatres. Arrangements are being rnada to stop a freight going east that evening, so that those desiroua of attending from this city can return same evening.

Special notice. Dr. H. Hchoenfield, the celebrated phy sician, of Miaiuiritiurg, Ohio, who for tbe past twenty five years has made a specialty of chronic diaeanes, will be at the Commercial Honse, in this place, Dec. 18th andl9tha Those wishing to consult the doctor will bear in mind that he will not remain longer than the time specified, dlt wl3 lt Come and Guess.

The Judge of the Circuit Court composed of the counties of Lagnuige and Elkhart, this State, at the late term of court in Lagrange county, gave notice that from and after the close of tbe term the grand jury should take official notice of all sales of the semi obscure and sensational papers with a view of bringing the offenders to justice. The Judge, Hon. J. D. Upborne, deserves the approbation of all lovers of purity and good morals.

Such papers as the Police Gazette, cannot now be sold openly in tbat district. A Kerr Christmas and Happy New Tear. The Chicago A Atlantic railway will issue excursion tickets from Huntington to all stations on Dec. 21st to Dec. 25th, inclusive, at on and one third' fare for the round trip, good to return not later than Dec.

31st, 1883; and on Dec. 24th and 25th at one single fare for the round trip, good to return not later than Dec. 26th, account of Christmas. Also, on Dec 28th to. January 1st, inclusive, at one and one third fare for the round good to retain not later than'Jan.

7th, 1884, and on Dec. 31st and Jan. 1st, atone single fare for the round trip, good to return not later than Jan. 2d, 1854, account of New Years. K.

W. Forbes, Agt Come and Guess. Bank Election Notice. rilHE atockhdders of the First 5atlool Bank of I Huntington. Indiana, will hereby take notice tut the annual election for Director will bel A at thair Banking Honaa on January 8th, 1834, betweao tba hoora of 10 A.

tt. and 4 oViock K. of Mid day. Bj order of ard. 8.

DICK, Caihter.v EnntlDgtoo, Jnd. Deo. 8th. 1883. 13 tt 1 Notice of Election.

NOTICE ia hereby glren to tba bd embers of Amity Lodge. Nn. 483, V. tbat there will be an elactton held oa Monday Evening, Dtcember for th pnrpoM of elnotl" thre Trnieea tnd the nanal Lodga Offleera or the etiiiini? ar. J03S ABEITESMAV, Eccrrr.

UiS, 12 2t SILKS. LINEN Township Institute. The Bockcreek township institute will meet at the Cupp's School house, on Saturday, Dec. 22, 1383. FROG RAM FORENOON.

1. Method of teaching U. S. History, Jasp. Boe.

2. Arithmetic Proportion, Philip Wall. 3. Physiology Nervous System. Sylvester Brnughrnan.

4. Grammar Iuunitives and Participles. George ire. AFTERNOON. 5.

Language Lesson Third Bender Grad, E. Overholts. A. Method of teaching spelling. C.

Brubaker. 7. Letter Writing. Jos. WaU.

8. Primary Arithmetic, W. Plasterer. EVKNIXO. 0 Select Blading.

0. Brubaker. JO Gradation of Country Schools. 11. Declamation, Annie Robinson.

P. E. Spangler. 12. Essay Bare.

13. Tiie Elephant. James Summers. 14. The art of printing, Philip Wall.

15. Discussion Resolved: That children oyer the age of seven, and under fourteen years, should be compelled to attend school at least six months in each year. Affirmative, S. Brough man, Negative, 1L Smith. 16.

Declamation. Jos. Wall. POLK TOWNSUIP. The Polk township institute will be held at Monument City, Dec.

22, 1SS3. FORENOON PROGRAM. 1. The use for which the dictionary is valuable, W.Bandolph. 2.

The construction of infinitives and participles, T. B. Hart. 3. Method of teaching spelling, II.

Jeffrey. 4. Language lessons, W. Giltner. AfTERNOON.

5. Physiology Circulation, Isaac Fisher. 6. How to teach numbers to begin ners. Miss F.

Weller. 7. Civil government. Hyatt Dale. JEFFERSON TOWNSDIP.

Jefferson township institute will meet at Center school house, on Saturday, Dec 22,1833. FORENOON PROQRAH. 1. Physiology Digestion, E. F.

Col vin. 2. Arithmetic Proportion, J. P. Shutt.

3. Method of teaching history, Frazier. 4. Advanced geography, Minnie Kes singer. 5.

Essay Tides aud ocean currents, Lulu Maxwell. 6. Why should whispering not be permitted in a school. J. McPherson.

7. How to govern a school, William Buggies. 8. Language lessons. Third Reader Grade, G.

Mason. 0. How to teach numbers in a primary class, W. So era. ARB EN TOWNSHIP.

The Warren township Institute will meet at School house, No. 4, ou Friday, Dec 2 1, at 2p.m. PROGRAM AFTERNOON. The recitations of the afternoon. EVENING, 2.

The use for which the dictionary is valuable, D. C. Merriman. 3. Why classify the scholars In District schools? G.

Lalir. 4. Why should wtilspering not 'be permitted in a scliool L. W. Koons.

6. Physiology Nervous System, ,0. W. Fry. 'E.

A. McNal.lt, Supt. and The Stamt Eftectivti. The UHe. of Dr.

MarshaU's Lung Syrup has 'proven the most effective remedy iiv 'case of incipient ami ifir the rHif of consumptive piitients ii yanked of th di Sold VVhii more, Hoover Come and Guess; All linen hemstitch All linen fancy Ladies' and Gents' 25 dor. Gents' fancy HANDKERCHIEFS. 15 to 75 cts. bordered 15 to I1.25 initialed cts. hemstitch kandkerchiefs.25 cts.

1 10 dozen 10 dozen 10 dozen 10 dozen 6 dozen 6 dozen 6 dozen DON'T BUY YOUR Until you have seen the stock house A. I have the largest and best Book Cases, Secretaries, Side Boards, Parlor Suits, Marble Centre Tables, Patent Rockers, Camp and Easy Chairs and Children's chairs. Ever seen in this market, and au ana see me ana oe convincea. A To My Friends and Public enerally For past favors shown us the past three years and soliciting a continuance of good will in the future, in our new location, which is more spacious and light. We will endeavor to treat you all in a clever, uDrisrht.

and gen tlemanly manner; We ot Jb oreign and Domestic DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS 1 Not surpassed in this city, and at prices that will win, oven on competition Call to see our Knit Wear, comprising Ladies', ents' and Childrens HosieryJJnderwear, Knit Embroidered Skirts, Union Suits for Children, Shawls, Coats, Dolmans, Blankets, Cassimeres, Jeans, Flannels. We pride ourselves of having the best assortment of Hoods and Tarns in the city. Don't buy a Shawl before you look over our stock, and last, Dut not least, our Dress Goods department, on competition we carry oflf the laurels. Hoping to see you, we are, Yours truly. JOHN STRODEL1 SALE OF WELL BRED HORSES.

I WILL offer mt pnbUo auction at my iwbI enea two and a ball miiea south of Huntington, IndU, ou the Warren pike, oa Wtdtdag, January MA, 1884, tiw following wen bred stock, to wit: SeMlnel Bay stallion, (hj 8enUoel br Bffdlcks Hambleton Ua) (dam Wild Dock by Imp. EolipM.) Clotjrde, Cheraat mare (by IVambiiBi Bell, Cbeanat mare (by Mambrino fatohen.) Jennie WatMn, Brown mare (by Magaa Charta.) mare (by RitoU by Bovenne.) Two brown nili by Mambrino Clotyde. One bay filly by Mambrino Mae, dam Morgan mate One brown filly by Mambrino Mae, dam Jennie Watson. Aud the well known trotter, nad jus 1 These mares see aB ia' foal to Sentinel Jr. Ex tendid pndigrrea faroished on appHcatian.

Also a aflne saddle mare (in foal to Messenger Ironsides), fine Eureka carriage, set double carriage harness, (new), new snlky and track harness, jockey saddles, bianknts, hood, enolers, kc Tbkmj: Acmlitof six ronotbs win be Riren by the purchaser kIyIhk approved tiote. ft per cent, off for cash. Sals begin at I p. m. prompt.

WItXId A. JONES. Dec.U'83. lr tt Notice to Wood Contractors. CmcHS is hereby gtven that the Concty Com miwionen will receive scaled bids at the Aaditor's Hanticgton, until 10 o'clock, a.

of 7 tot the cob tracts of ornishta 80 ords of two foot wood at Court House, sod 15 oords of four foot wood ai Oonnty Jatl. all to be sonnd, hard, body wood, to be deUrered on or before the first day of Octo'jer, 18t. The richt to rrect ur or all buis la By order ei Board. FZKA T. LEE, Dec, 13.

1883. IHt Auditor MnuOugton Co. ITlwney is Lotia For tprm, applto SILK HANpKERCHIEFS. "I all silk handkerchiefs, all silk handkerchiefs, .50 all silk handkerchiefs, .75 all silk handkerchiefs, ixxt all silk handkerchiefs, 1.25 all silk handkerchiefs, 1.50 all silk handkerchiefs, from 1 1.50 to 3.00 Tefersoxx Street. of the old reliable furniture of selected stock, consisting of am selling at rock bottom prices.

Q. KENOWER. g'lTTiZELg I can show you a stock Go toD.L. Shearer's warehouse, for tha celebrated Jackson wagon. 36 it Fob Sale.

One 50 horse power enrrn and boiler, and one steam primp, all in good running order. All will be sold cheap. Call at Huntington Foundry. 88 Dorn A Ojemmer. The celebrated Jackson wagon ia for sale byD.

L. Shearer, at his warenouse, on North Jefferson street, on the canal. AJI' tninking of purchasing a wagon nhould i tnen before buying. S7 tf For Sale. Three honses and iou on Franklin street, four blocks from the Court House and ihree blocks from the new rail road.

Each house contains six rooms witk well and cistern and outbuildings on. each 'S lot. For further information call on Joh P. Lawler. 21tf.

Jleneyto teattw': 5 At 6 per cent on firm property. Borrower has the privilege of mat ine payment ia suit con renience, both as. to time and Call on or address, i a PBICE, Huntington, Iod. Omntbri Line. torn this date i prixe to meet propose to meet all tbe xtttral Eailmads passenger trains on 7 wun an Omnibus.

ana baggage to trtm naf part of the' city. Orders mav be left at I.iH. irnnn XsewsbtMno, at the ouautTcial House, or ai me i mre 01 uayo Parties deslriDR the use of bh tor jic nica and twiblic eatherintrs mr kinl accominodatpd. c3.Jb. Alarcb 3.

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