Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 29 March 1890 — Page 5

prices ever made for tirsf,-i]iuility goods.

HOSIERY.'

Great bargains in ladies' and nlnldrens' hosiery. We ,rivi) you an ulibolutely fast black lio.selor ladies or children at 10c. worth 20c- We willjrive you in this sale one hundred styles ol ladies' lancy hose worth from 40 to •"'ic. at 25c. per pair, Hitf lot ot ladies' and ehihlrens' hose worth 10 and l."e. ai ••. per pair. One line ladies' last, black hose, extra length, fine tfanze and double spliced heel, at 25c. is better than was ever shown at 35c. ...,.

UNDERWEAR.

A remarkable sale ol h\vns ribbed vests. Lot 1.—Ladies' Jersey ribbed vests lor summer wear worth l"c at (ic each.

Lot 2.— Ladies' .Jersey ribbed vests line quality worth 20c at 10c each.

Lot 3—Ladi"s' Baltonjjsran. Jersey ribbed vests in lancy stripes, worth 25c at 15c each.

Lot 'b—Ladie*' Jersev ribbed vests in white, ecru, lemon, cream and lauc.y checks usually K'c qualitv at 25c.

Our summer underwear is complete in every qnality up to the lmest sillc article. Black underwear is hi'injr used extensively in cities, and we have a good variety

MUSLIN UNDERWE

Ladies' corset covers, nicely made, worth 25c at 15c. Children*' muslin pantalets worth 20c at .'.'^c, Tins article will save many mothers time and trouble. Our muslin underwear de-: partment is more, complete than ever before and any ladv who has inspected our line in the past: will understand us without saying more.

WASH DRE^S HOODS

Elegant styles, exclusive designs and popular prices have characterized our wash goods departments. I his season our styles are handsomer, we have more exclusive patterns and more pop-: nlar prices than ever before, hat.mes are as popular as ever anil our line is verv complete. Prices 10. 12?£. 15, 20, 25. !0 and 15c. The line is just as complete as the run ot prices. The hand-., soniest line of French imported Iial-j. lies in single dress patterns ever in the state. Wool Challie 20c vd. worth 05c.

Cotton Challies last color printings ats 5c per Yd complete line at 8'SJ and IOC.B Scotch Zephyr gingham, fine corded5' goods only 30c per vard Scotch Zephyr in dress and staple at 20c were 25c. "if you desire to look at beautiful patterns combined with last, colors, just peep in at our 12c*. hueol Zephvs. Our 10c line includes manv patterns to be iound in no other store. Jloatilul new plaids and stripes in outing flannels at 10 and 12^c per yd. Printed Beiges will have a tre mendious sale in and our line at 5, 0*4 and 7c should be investigated, mm

LACE" CURTAINS AND jvrff PORTIERS.

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Our line ol curtains will einbraces.it the highest line ol novelties 111 not-s tingliani, ecru, and white Swiss tambour, Irish point. 'Uciiaisance" Madras and raw Silk. Nice curtains at

1 50c 70c, 1, *1 50, S2 i?2 50

tlsAnd up. Curtain jioli's, Ebonv, Wal nut, Cherrv or Ash brass trimmings'? given away with curtains Full line of Chenille Portiers at very low prices:

Complete assortment China Drapery Silks and less expensive goods ol like order. Curtain loops and chains.

We now take pleasure, in annouir Isanio direction. We believe in 1.

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«i Our plan of distribution is simply this. Until lurther noatice we will issue to every person who desires it, a card, ''bearing figures to cover all purchas *s liom.5 ccnts^up. As ?cash purchases are made at our store the card will bt

Commencing ALoul iy, uvh 10, 1890, every department in our Great double store will be iirowu to the public and we propose to surprise the public with the grandest stock of staple and tancy dry goods and notions ever shown in Oawfordsville and at the lowest

WiliTK KOUDS AND EMJUOil)KKIES.

In past seasons we have been the recognized leaders in (me embroideries and white «roods. but this season we have out done all lormer efforts in this line ami have collected the handsomest line in .swiss, Nainsook, anil Hamburg hdires, and Flounces ever shown in the city. We desire to call your especial attention to the new Vandyke Embroideries just out tit is season. In the matter ot white goods we are proud ol our line which is complete in plain and checks. We would be pleased to show vou our India Linen checks at 7c winch would be cheap at 10.

ES AND EL01'WES.

This promises to be a prolitable year for the lace makers and we have not slighted them in the mattwrol buying. We are showing an elegant new" line ol Flounces and Draperv Nets in black, white and colors. In the matter ol smaller laces such as I orclion, -Medecis, Miivriia, Valenciennes, etc, we need not sav much as we have always shown the best line in the city. Van I)vke laces at 10, 15 and up to one dollar per vard lor neck wear and dress trimming, also made up colors Van Dvke stvles a lull line. ti vH

wroijsKTs.

St.ilf and rigid corsets are being discarded for the more comlortable and hialthlul ''ii

I N COllMir 1,''^

Approved by physicians, endorsed by dressmakers and recommended by every ladv who has worn them. also keep the following wellknown makes: Dr. Warner's Coraline, Health, Abdominal, Four in hand, and Cold Wave summer corset. Dr. Ball's Health corset, M'me Warren's Dress Form, also the 500 bone and "Patent Medical," French Woven corsets, the most perfect fitting and best form corset ever shown the public. Many other popular styles. In lact we defy anvone to show a better assortment, fhe best 50c ventilated corset in the ^01 Id. Ask to .-ee it

TOILET ARTICLES.

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'•Caracol de Caracole." face powder, worth 15c only 5c per box, three cakes "Creme de la Cream" toilet soap, in box. 4c worth 10: "Mikado" cologne 10c worth 25: hair brush only S)c worth 20 good tooth brush 10c worth 25, 15c worth more, llubber fine combs 5c.

HNiNGfs,'

Our stock of linings are complete and prices are lowest in the market.

FR6E TO VOU.

fp'ft? A wise men!hant consults the interest ol his customers.|on succeeding purchases ot a similar am i-i ^xve1! knowing that his own interests will by this means be ti:ree cards have been used our it.ron dm ?bes* advanced. This is the principle on which we have evergrand work complete, which constitutes the best household &ou"ht to conduct our business, seeking lirst of all to eon-|library in existence. inform strictly to the maximum ol tair dealing and bestgoodsi For lull information with regard to this work we refer pat lowest prices. |you to the remaining parts of this circular. Head carefully

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uncing a lurther step in the|the detailed description of it given on lirst page see the urge sales and are satisfiedisampie page given, and read carefully the opinions of the

#with small profits. We want the confidence and good willjpress and leading critics on last page of circular "We have our patrons. It is to establish his fact in your mindsjthe reputation ol sollmic goods as cheap and in manv rises at the same time to express to you ouriche per than any one else, but our price* will not be riised iitinore strongly, and au nit same iiuiu

^hearty appreciation of past favors and patronage that we on account ol this grand gift distribution. Shave adopted a plan by which we are enabled to place in the expect to be amply repaid for our great, expense and s'liome ot every one ol our customers, absolutely Iree of cost, trouble by seeing the pleasant faces of our regular customwtho great National Cvclopedia, the latest and bestcjclopediaers and having the pleasure ol meeting and

practical information, in three large volumes. trade of scores of new ones.

^punched, and when purchases to the amount stated on card|pri:es as well the books, and you will appreciate the ailvanshave been made, the person to whom the card was lssued.tage ol trading with us. as well as the splendid set of' books will ce entitled to receive Irom us one volume ol this grand which weoiler \ou without cost J!Cyclopedia. The second and third volumes will be given!

Louis Biscnof^S

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THE LEADER OF LOW PRICES,

1ST" and. 1S9 Easi Main St.

THE CiiAVv FORDS VILLi^ Wi^

NOTIONS.

A few le.iders in this dcnarl merit Five hundred yards basting cotton 2c rick rack braid worth from 5 to 8c. only .1 per bolt 12 yds. One u.i/.n s.*i tv pins worth 10c for 3c Caliiui hair pins worth 5c onlv lc per box darning cotton, all colors, worth 2e. lor lc stockinet dress shield- worth only 10c per pair 12 yds. Kverlastingor Torchon lace worth 15c lor 7c per bolt live hundred vds. pillow slip la-e 1 to inches wide worth from 5 to 10c for 2, 3 and 4c per vard choice ot 20 goo. styles ol rusching, wortli locloronh 5c swe

DOMESTrc DRY

A N S A I MOODS.

Tndigo prints 5c. staple prints, good style, 5c good heavv shirting worth in for only 5c per yard apron ginghams at o, (i^j and h'^c good heavv brown muslin vard wide (i'^. We know\«.i. can buy "stuff" lor 4 and 5c per vard, but you never saw like the above less than 8c light ground prim for-boys' shirt, waists Percale patten

P:1' .vard. Also full line of blvach ed and brown sheetings. Cotton llanm-i light weight lor spring and summer Full new line ol prints, handsomest patterns ever shown and at verv reaonablc prices. Full line of straw and leather tickings

S PR I NO WRAPS.rff?

The only house in the cit vthat makes any pretense ol carrying a line of spring wraps. v\ have opened a new and complete line ol these,including Jersev Jackets, Coachman apes and Peasant Wraps. 1« nil line ol black hschues and something entiiely new lor evening wear. They will cost you S3 each but sell in ernes or £8.

SPECIAL N0.1.

The marsailles quilt we ofler at !i!)c. ioi spring of 1800 is better than overIt is easily worth Si.40.

SPECIAL NO. 2.

For the men.—We have searched the market, lor a better value than our famous "World Heater" 50c. white shirt but llhout success.ami we haveagam a big Jot of these goods lor your benefit. Tn just one, you won't regret it-

DEESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

The joungent de]artnient in our store, ltul one \w aic i)ui donablv proud of. Although we launched this ilep.ntnieiit only List tall we are g'ratified with the success with which we have liietirom the ladies ol. Crawfordsville and Montgomery county, and to show our appreciation ol this treatment we oiler tor the coming season the choicest line in this depaitment ever shown I nestle} reliable black dress goods absolutely last colors* In lact last black is the only kind sold at our store We are sole agents lor .Frederick Arnolds wool Henriettas, new. spring shades jlist lecened.

FRENCH DRESS,:': GOODS.

A grand exposition of artists' pro dilutions. High grades, spring novelties ot e.\clusi\ designs not to be seen anywhere else in Crawlonlsville. These lines, in pai t, will show our strength. Mohan, Hillliantines, Vigoines Persians, Plaids and Stripes. Handsome new robes just trom Paris. Our line is too numeious to give prices with one or two exceptions. We oiler brocaded nnlli.uitines in black and colors suita ble lor tea gowns at 1C.K cents verv handsome. 1 nil line ol Madison lancy good. lncji ai the best values ever .shown lor 50c. Nice heavv wool goods in stupes and plaids suitable for spring jackets, etc., only 50c. Something every ladv should see in line waterproof will turn the heaviest rain.

i«m- |n-i umuun) uuva^uuiuur prices will not be raised

cnjovinir

In order to get the exclusive right to distribute this valuible work, we are obliged to contract tor a large mnntitv md we have ordered enough to supply every family for niles around Visit us at once, examine our stock and

HUNDREDS KILLED.

A Oyolone Sweeps Through Several States, Leaving Death and Devastation in Its Wake.

A Large Portion of the City of Louisville, Ky., Wrecked—The Loss of Life Is Fearful.

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the b'ame Hurricane—M»ny Victims at Metropolis, 111.

G. E. JOHNSTON, Courier-Journal. LOUISVIU.K, Ivy., March 2S.—A tornado swept over the southern portion of this city at 9 o'clock last night, wrecking a hundred or more buildings and killing several hundred people. Nearly all wires aro down, and it is almost impossible t,o tret communication with tho outsido world. In ono building blown down, the Falls City llall, a lodge of Knights and Ladies of Honor and a dancing school wero holding meetings. There wero ovor a hundred people the building and very few of them escaped alive. There is scarcely any thing left that would indicate this heap of rubbish had ever been a building, and if any of its inmates escaped it was by nothing less than a miracle. The path of the cyclone was but a square and a half in width.

The cyclone struck Louisville in the southwestern portion and took a northeasterly direction. One citizen saw tho courso of it from Fourteenth and Wal nut to Eleventh and Market streets. From this latter point it followed its course to Seventh and tho river, whoro it loft the city, and, striking across the river, reached JelTersonvillo at tho foot of Spi ing street

Some nine before the cyclone burst in its awful fury on tho doomed city a heavy rain-storm had prevailed. A number of laborers had boon at work near the big depot tho Ohio & Mississippi railroad. hen tho rain began tc fall lieavilv these men took shelter in the big depot belonging to that road. It is not known exactly how many of those men went into tho depot, but it is safo to say the number was not loss than fifty. Tho cyclone struck the huge, but frail building, shattering it as if it was built of cards, and is it not thought ono of the workmen escaped alive.

Tho Lnion depot at tho foot of Seventh street was blown into the river and a train of cars went, Willi the building. Streets aro all blockaded and thero is no wav of getting about. Fires caught all over the city in the dobris and many pcoplo were burned.

Nrcw Ai.liANY, Ind., March A telegraph operator named Arnold, who crossed the river from Louisville late last evening, tells an awful storv of the desolation which lie witnessed 111 a burned walk 111 tne '-"'poitions of tho ruined district where pedostrianism was possible. The dead lay by hundreds 111 the ruined buildings. the wounded in even greater numbers being seen pinned down undor broken timbers, heaps of brick and other wreckage. At ono portion of the devastated district several framo houses had been crushed into a heap, tho wreck taking lire. liogers declares that not less than a dozen people—men, women and childrenwore to be seen fast among tho broken timbers burning to death. The horrified spectator lied from the awful scene, being utterly powerless to render any aid. In tho next street eight frame cottages had been blown flat to tbo ground, and every ono of the people who inhabited them is believed to havo perished.

AY hole rows of brick and frame houses wero to be seen in ruins 011 every hand, and manv thousands of people from portions of the city which had not been devastated were 011 hand doing what little they could to succor the injured and rescue the dead. Ambulances and express wagons by tho score wero being utilized to convey the dead and injured from the ruined district, and every living physician in tho ciLy ivas hard at work giving aid to tho wounded. .IKFKKltSON VIl.LE's GKKAT CALAMITY.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., March 28.—Areport has reached lioro from Clark County. in which Jellersonvillo is situated, that tho city was wrecked by a cyclone Thursday afternoon and that several hundred pcoplo wero killed or injured. Tho brief dispatch conveying this information was sent from Charlestown but 110 ono there could give any details of tho calamity.

A later dispatch places tho number killed thero at between 100 and 200, and says that it is rumored 000 wero killed, but that the report is undoubtedly exaggerated—that .r)00 or (500 people wero injured, many of them fatally. Hundreds of houses fell 111 an instant and carried down th^ occupants to instant death. Leaving Louisville tho storm crossed tho river and began its terrible work at tho river bank, sweeping eastward through a populous portion of tho city, nothing in its path escaping. Hundreds of small buildings and sheds near tho river wore torn to pieces. .Strong buildiiiTs beyond wero lifted from their 1 .nidations and dashed into shapeless 1 un. Churches, schools, stores, dwellings and lactones wore destroyed like so many cob houses and the fragments borne forward bv tho whirlwind.

Si"* /rf J-** A fi*

Two ltuy-8 Drowned While Skating. Sr. PAUL, Minn,, March 17.—Two boys, whoso identity has not been established, wmlo skating on tho river Sunday went under the ice ana wer« drowned.

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THE LADIES

"GOD BLESS 'EM."

l'°r tlieir especial wants and wishes we arrange our goods,, and the display of them—each particular kind to sun us season. The thing of the •au\t importance now for the next •season or event, which is close at hand, is

art.

CALAMITY AT LOUISVILLE. LOUISVIM.E, Ky., March 28.—Shortly after 9 o'clock a tornado swept over this city, wrecking 200 or 300 houses and killing 200 pcoplo. The wind came from the southwest. Thirty-live persons, mostly women and children, have been taken from the rums of Falls City Ilall. It is impossible to get their names. Henry Mason, member of the Legislature from llui.rock County, was it Virgil Wright's c:« ir store lighting a cigar, when the building fell, llo was killed. Eleven girls wore imprisoned in the cellar of right's building. Three have been taken out dead.

L'HE

E ASTE BONNET.

arc particularly proud nf the 1 1'l iv, aud rightfully, we think, for vcclls any thini of the kind tnat been done here. We are also

Hi'i of the cleft-handed experts, Palmer and Miss Walfran' nom wj have secured from New O I and whose dainty work will ke all the women feci like asking here did you get that bonnet?"

?rom Now Till Easter

S. Ayres & Co.,

dianapolis, Ind.

Agents for UuttirlckM 1'ati'rnn.

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Peoria & Eastern li'y,

Formerly I., 15. & W. Kouti', SHIIKT LINK,

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EAST AND WEST.

WAGNER SLEEPING

AND

^CHAIR OARS

in nlRlit trmna ivuni'etinR with Vnstibulo Tr/ilns lit Hloominctou and l'eorin to and from Mis•#m soui 1 Kiver, Denver nuil l'aciflu Coast

I niliiinapotis. C. inciuniUi, Sprinplli'lil nnd Columbus to and from l-.ast»rn and Seaboard Cities.

TWAINS AT CKAWI'ORDBVII.l.K.

'INO WKTFT. GOING KA«T. 1 Mail, (1....3:25Min No 2— Mini, (1. .ri:lB|iu a 1 2 3 8 4 »o5—Mini liftOiim I NoC Mini... 1 o7 Bxprc'HH...G:17|)m No x-Hxp ,m

O. K. HOBINbON, Agent.

Vandalia ijine—I. II & ±_. NORTH. •uiiveue & Toledo Exp'e?,d'y ex Sun'y -15 tin ccommodntion, tlmly exce il Sunday-. 13:00 vi:niiii jiXpreBP, ..ti:15pir

BOCTIl.

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iV 'lexiiB Kx.. d'y ex. -niti'i iv... 'j:l7 rr.ommodution, daily except. .. 1 a in 'il aipreHH, 5:2(1 nil or wite t,w lidpewonh, iiiieni tlnin street depot. E. A. FOIJH

S' Ijimuh.M Tca. Pa«». Airt.

orresponilcni-i' solicited.

COUNTRY AND CITY

GENTLEMEN

lio enjoy IHR stylish Hollies an* respectively

formed that our

New Spring Stock

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Has arrived and exool.i anything ever in the ity in Htyln and quality. oil aro invited to call and oxamine, and wo BUKKOHI an immediate MOleetlon whilst tho assortment is eomjilete. Perfect 11 ts assured.

G-ILBBRT Sc CO.,

I.eadors Kine '1 ailoruig.

^•OTICK TO IIKIIIS, CHKDITOHS, ETC.

In the mutter of Uie estate ol Siamuel M. Layno lei c(i!-ed In rli• Moiitijoinery Circuit Court, Mnreh term, 18!UI

Notice .8 hereby L-iven Unit Win. A. Layno, ne adnliiistratorol the esuiteof Samuel ,M. Iayne, de-'-.eased, bus preeented and Bird his accouiii. nnd vouchers in Hum settlement of said estate, nnd mat the une will come up for the examination ind action of mud Circuit Court on the 5th day of April, 1M10, «t which time all heirs, en ditors or legatees of eaid estate lire required to appear in smri Court and show caiire if any there bo. why said account and voucherB should not be approved.

Dated tlno Mm tiny of Mnrcli, 1S!)0 IT JI.IAM A. I,AYN K, Administrator, WriKht & Seller, All vs for Adm'r.

NOTHING SUCOElilJS LIKE SUCCESS,—r Ims heretofore been a mystery to us why .trangurB aro generally charifoil so extravagantly by hotels 111 large cities. Happening a short time since at the Gait House, corner Sixth and Main streets, Ciuciunati, Ohio, managed by \V. E. Marsh, Jr.. son of the proprietor who established the Gait House fifty years ago, the mystery was solved. The accommodations at the Gait House aro equal in every respect to the best two-dollar per day hotel and yet the charges are only $1.50 per day for mealbaud room single meals thirty-live cents. The Gatt is headciuartars fw the most com plete meals, which, together with free use of the parlor, oflice, check-room, eh ., constitute the greatest bargain obtainable in the city. The solution is easy when the facts are known. Tho Gait is run exclusively in the interest of strangers, tho same rate being charged per day, at all tunes, to everyone. Whatever will produce a reasonable rent for tl properly is the extent of its charges, thus doing away with the usual lesses's profits. Its management is constantly under the immediate and personal control of the owner, W. E. Marsh, Jr. Its employes being paid according to the volume of business, are efficient and reasonable cost. The above peculiarities, a low uniform price, a reasonable rent-charge only, a rigorous and practical supervision of its internal affairs, and co-operative salary payment, have secured for the Gait a fair transient trade, and tbe experiment is a success, producing rent for the real estate. To this benefactor, who has made it possible to stay two day's in the city at the expense of one, we heartily reccommend our friends.

If you want to enjoy yourlmeals strengthen your digestion with Simmons Liver Regulator. F224t.

Alei.O.Mahorney

Wants to sell his

Residence on College

street. Call at his

Furniture and Stove

Supply house.

113 N. Washington St.

No more of this I

Rubber Shoes tralesft worn uncomfortably tight, generally slip oil tho feet. TIIE "COLCUESTER" RUBBER CO. nmke all their shoes with inside of heel lined with rublx'r. This CIIUKS to tho shoo and prevents tbo rubber from slipping "IT.

Call for tuo Colchester

"ADHESIVE COUNTERS." MF lvee&LV W iioiesale Agents, INDIANAPOLIS.

WAITED

Unliable pushinp men to sell elioiee Nursery Htouk. ompli'te iiHsortnient. Spleudul opportunity oflered for siiriiiK work. My salesmen havo good success, many sollinB from $100 to f2(XI per week. Send for 1'ioof aud to-timoniala. A good pushing man wanted here at onco. Liberal tvnns and the best iioods in tho market. Write FKKD IC. KUUWN, Nurseryman, JtocheBter, N. Y.

pi ANON & OBGANg

'I lie improved method of fastening strings o£ pianos, invented by us, is one of the most important improvements ever made, making tho Instrument more richly musical in tone, mora durable aud less liable to get out of tune.

Moth tho MASON & llAMIJN Orenna and Pianos excel chiefly that winch is the chief excellence in any musical instrument, quality of tone. Other tilings, though important, aro much less so than this. An instrument with masteal tones cannot bo good, illustrated catalogues of new styles, introduced this season,

Mason Haniliij,

Origin mill i'liino Co.,

Boston. New York. Chicago.

S A E S E N

WANTED.-

Permanent Positions liuarariteed With halary and Expenses Paid every week. Great advantages to beginners. Knst selling specialties. No experience utedeil with OR. OUTFIT bliNT FHfciK. Write i|iiic.k and get choice of territory, statini! age. Mune this paper. Don't delay.

HOOKEIt NUHSKKIES, Itor.lie-ter, N.

NO MORE OF THIS!

Eubber Shoes unless worn uncomfortably ttgbt, will of ten slip off the feet. To remedy this evil the

"COLCHESTER" RUBBER CO.

offer a shoe with the inside of tbe beel lined with rubber. This clings to the shoe and prevents the Rubber from slipping off.

Call for tlie "Colchester"

ADHESIVE COUNTER8

and you can walk, run or juzop'la