Richmond Literary Club Leads Tuesday Forum
The Tuesday club is the literary light of Richmond. A well attended farmers' institute closed at Fort Wayne, and notable marriages occurred in Noblesville and Muncie as communities report social and civic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Richmond
Harrison Austin
Noblesville
G. W. Lane
Aurora
Conrad Strebeck
Portville Sun
Farmers’ Institute
Fort Wayne
Whiting
Crown Point
Tippecanoe Club
Pranklin
A.guthbert
Hattie Hall
Rochefer Window Glass Works
Bellaire
Elwood
George A. Warner
Nettie Uoks
Muncie
James Hargan
May Barnard
Madison
Crawfordsville
Fortville
George Hodge
English
Aranda Colgan
Eckerty
Jay County
Sam Burnett
Anderson
Lewis Murray
Columbus
J. W. Hornady
Dora Manker
Brooklyn
Haldwin Dean
Michigan Gity
Trinity Church
Morehead
Gina
Ieaces of Indiane
Mitchell
Salomon Neideffer
Charles Paix
Edward Filligass
F Wayne
Henry Watterson
Homer Lane
Roa
Peru
Cyrus On
Jeffersonville
New Albany
Monon
John Welch
Butts
Spencer
Kingston
Susie Kirby
Catherine Armstrong
Indianapolis
Ormedy
Buckstar
Zanesville
Hoffman
John J. Trissel
Jennings County
Shuck
North Vernon
Clark Brown
Richwood Theological School
Paoli
W. F. Standiford
Chicago
Westville
Michigan City
John Bonecutter
Fred Hobbs
Tipton
Supreme Court
Edward E. Matthews
Chattanooga
Tenn
Guthrie
C. T
Wilbur Drake
Ira Miler
George Rauseeau
Coleman Pope
Eugene Andersop
Knightstown
Andereco
Bloomington
Patcey Collins
South Carolina
George Taylor
Aiz
Local civic notes and market listings in Brightwood
Brightwood reports the formation of a local division of the Brotherhood of Carmen with 22 charter members. Includes charity events for Holy Innocents church, a piano forte brass rehearsal at Central Insane Hospital, a prohibition discussion in the council chamber with Ex-Gov St John of Kansas expected, and various local notices on appointments, accidents, university lectures, and a long city market advertisement detailing abundant produce and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightwood
Brotherhood of Carmen
Holy Innocents Church
Oddfellows Hall
Central Insana Hospital
Council Chamber
Party of the People
St. John
Kansas
T. P. Haughey
Judza Brown
State Board of Agriculture
Hamilton & Co
Baltimore
Wm. Morrison
Charles Nanthitt
Fall Creek Bridge
Indiana
Todiana
Congress
Jeffersonville
Justice Smock
Winfield S. McCord
Ty. Woorturn
The
State University
Propydeum
Hamilton
Naliobal
Live Stock Markets in Indianapolis Week of Dec 11 1891
Cattle receipts and shipments in Indianapolis show a mix of prime export steers and common stock with prices ranging from 900 to 1450 pounds for cattle, and hog and sheep markets varying by weight and grade. Local grain and farm markets report mixed bids, with wheat and corn prices and foray into Chicago and New York commodity levels noted.
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California
Morgan & Gray
Tiercas
Tierces
Central Packing Company
E. Cofless
Grean
Cordoba
Geilows
Johnson
Yarmouth
Polk
Louisiana
Florida
Chalea
Baltimore
Michigan
New York
Ersaam
Young Américas
Limburg
Timothy Ber
Indianapolis
Damain
Choice
IDS
Cence Cere Eeee
Grein
Fraipay
Irmer
Qlokas
Timothy
Chicago
Ladies and Gentlemen Handkerchiefs On Sale
Embroidered and plain handkerchiefs for ladies and gentlemen with prices from 18 cents to $2.50. Linens include Maslin de Soie floss embroidery Duchesse laca Japanese silks and silk initial hemstitched pieces. Variety features white and colored designs with pure linen and silk options and multiple price points.
Prize Doll Contest Seeks Santa Letter Entrants
On December 12 1991 shoppers in the toy department receive a free bag of candy. A prize doll contest offers a $25 dressed doll for the best original letter to Santa Claus written by a girl under 13. Letters must be submitted to Santa Claus Postoffice in the store by 6 p.m. December 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Santa Claus
Bargain Center Promotes Dress Goods for Christmas
The notice advertises 300 pattern dresses on the bargain counter tomorrow. Prices include 98e, B1.75, PLAX S243 PL37 and $5.48. Imported Paria robes are marked down about one half, suggested as ideal Christmas gifts.
Print Department Dress Patterns Sale Note
Classic newspaper notice lists pattern dresses and fabrics with prices and quantities. Describes dark prints 500 patterns, gingham 400, percale 150, heavy printed serges 50, with yard prices and display location on the bargein table in canter aisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bargein
Two Special Drives In Boys' Clothing
Two special drives in boys clothing offer 175 suits in sizes 4 to 15 with single and double breasted styles in Union Worsted Vic tor Cassimere and all wool Cheviots. Regular values 5 and 6 dollars, special price 3.88 per suit. Also 100 new style boy overcoats for ages 4 to 14, sold all season at 4.50 5 and 6 dollars, same price 3.88 tomorrow only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Victor Cassimeres
West
Washington St
Shoe Bargains Extra Special Values at Sale
175 pairs ladies fine glazed don gola but ton boots with postent tips and extension soles, reduced from 3.50 to 2.50. 250 pairs ladies waukenphaxt tutton boots with extension soles, reduced from 85 to indicated sale price. Boys and youths leather shoes sizes 11 to 2 at 1.15 and 3 to 5 1/2 at 0.51, ladies high cut storm rubbers 30c, Christmas slippers 20c and 25c.
Holiday Basement Sale Sparks City Holiday Picks
The Holiday Fair in the Basement markets big stock and low prices with a dollar photo outfit, Christmas tree wax candles in 20c per dozen, candle holders 10c, ornaments 40c per dozen, and fine china coffee sets at $1. The lineup includes a magic lantern 65c, 5-key metalaphones boxed for 5c, 300 full-kid dolls at 25c, 5,000 combination banks 2c, large drawing slates 5c, and large boxes of paints 5c plus thousands more gift items.
Hosiery Bargains In Large Lot Sales
Advertisement lists discounted hosiery including 160 dozen ladies Oxford fleecy lined hose at 10 cents per pair, 25 dozen fancy top black Richelieu ribbed hose at 42 cents, 10 dozen plain black lisle hose at 50 cents, 25 dozen children cashmere hose at 35 cents, and 50 dozen ribbed boys and misses hose in sizes 5 to 8 1/4 at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Handkerchief Specials for Christmas
Ladies white embroidered handkerchiefs priced at 84e. Initial initials 12 14e each, all linen. 1215¢ each for all linen hemstitched handkerchiefs.
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Wengland
Shack
Oklahoma
City Life
Messrs
Roberts & Whitcomb
Burford’s
Chapman & Mullally’s
Circle-st
Walloring
Norbert Landgraf
N. Penn.st
Gomib
hSeee Taney
Wranata
Woynuc
SOBA
Burford’ Ss
Brown's
Br. Roberts & Whitcomb
Chancevinting Company
T.L.O
Matthews’ Printing Co
Yand
Vance Eri
Beth Fare
Everrvoad
Tadisna Ave
E. Merrill
George Stewart
Vermont
Lockerble-st
Tenth-st
Ove Square
Anrey Works
Civic Line
Sayles
A. Barget
Versons
Offica
Obic-st
D. BE
Baldwin & CO
North Pennsylvania St
Pettis Dry Goods
Danbury Hat CO
West Washington St
Pearson’s Music House
Pennsylvania St
Hor
Cail
Chergens
E. Washington St
Cor, Alabama
VY Duick
Charles MaTee
Waser
Alexander
Austria
Omahe
Kingan’s Peerless Pork Products
Kingan
Albert GA
S. C. Johnson
BIS
Tucker
Parrott & Taggart
Lilly Qstalnaker
Washington
Delaware
Indianapolis Brewing CO
Wiener
Champaign
J. Metzger & Co
Maryland St
John Bernhart
Schmidt’s Brewery
C Rabich & Co
Maus’ Brewery
Weiles
Saker Bryce
Driner
Afurnitoure
Spiegel
Thoms & CO
Washington Street
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