Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 31 May 1890 — Page 5

A Gutting A -P-pT*g.yT

HOEEIBLY MUTILATED!

ARE THE PRICES ON ALL GOODS AT THE

It is a fact that no house caa meet the prices at which this stock of clothing is going. Good pants from $1.50 up. The same goods cannot be had for double the price elsewhere. Broken suits without number at your} own price, about all you have to do is to carry them away, they are so cheap.

Competition is Terrified!

Because they cannot meet these prises so come along and help yourself to one of these bargains before the goods are all gone.

DO NOT FORGET THIS FACT

That the sale will be continued until the old Jake Joel store is closed out, so call ea rly and get advantage of these prices. The same goods could not be bought in the wholesale market, right now, for the prices I am sellinS them.

DO YOU WANT ANYTHING?

A suit, a coat, a ve«t or a pair of pants at hard time prices, here's the chance of a life-time. So trot along and join the procession. $5.00 will buy all the goods you can carry, for

THE GOODS MUST GO.

Tkere will l?e no reserve whatever. Kememember tlie place, OLD JAKE JOEL STORE, Main Street.

EPH. JOEL

Crawfofdsvi

THE CRAWFORDSVILLE WEEKLY REVIEW.

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Don't Like Cantley.

The Delphi Journal thus opens out on Mr. John A. Cantley, a former school superintendent of this county, who Is now engaged in organizing branches of the "Farmers' Alliance. The Journal don't admire Cantley for his politics: "Many years ago a child was born la Clinton township, Cass county, and as soon a* it was able to voice the demands of appetite] and cry for fresh mush it made the statement that it was 'brought up between two rows of corn and rocked in a sugar trough.' The child was John A. Cantley, but was known in infancy as 'Sugar Trough Cantley,' Soon after this claim the child disappeared and waB lost to view until a few years ago, when the democracy of Cass county was beating the bushes in the hope of scaring out a candidate for the state legiblature. Then it was that a full-bearded, raw-boned specimen of masculinity jumped out into the view of the democratic party and claimed to be Cantly, the man who had been 'brought up between two rows of com and rocked in a sugar trough.' To establish his identity he showed a strawberry mark on his left arm. He was nominated by the (democracy and elected to the legislature, and ever since be has haunted the newspapers in his neighborhood, forcing on them free trade exudations and the rankest of bigoted democratic creeds. There could not be a Sunday school picnic, a corn husking or 'experience' meeting that 'Sugar Trough' was not on hand to lug in a hunk or so of free trade democracy, and as a consequence dissension and wrangle followed in his wake. "It is not, therefore, remarkable that this same Cantey is now traveling over this Tenth congressional district in the employ of the democratic state central committee, presumably organizing 'Farmers' Alliances,' but in truth shaping up organizations for the dissemination of the fanatical dogmas of free trade, which to-day constitute the foundation of the democratic party. Cantley has a smooth tongue, a self-oiler loose at both ends, and it is backed by a bland and lamb likejexpresslon ot countenance. Anyone not knowing Cantley, upon meeting him for the first |time and hearing his stories ot the present'unhappy condition of everything,'and his 'honest, non-par-tyism' opinion of the medicine that ought to be prescribed just now, would think him the fairest, most unselfish man on earth, and thatenough of the dust that once made martyrs had been left over to make Cantley. But he is a gay giddy, insinuating deceiver, and unless the farmers keep their weather eye open, Cantley will take them in. In organizing his Alliances' he introduces the element of secrecy always takes good care that the majority of the members are democrats. The object is to take in the less Intelligent republicans, and by associating them with smooth democrats worl^ on them until their minds are poisoned with the fallacious doctrine of Adam Smith and

Cobden, the free trade apostles of England."

Business in Circuit Court.

The sollowing are among a few of the cases disposed of thiB week at the present term ot court:

Win. Reeves vs. U. S. Telegraph Company. Plaintiff allowed to recover costs expended since the overruling of defendant's demurrer.

Mattie E. Berryman vs. Union township. Demurrer to the complaint overruled. Excepted.

Win. H. Hyten vs. Eliza and David Armstrong, compiaint on account, [dismissed at Plaintiff'scost.-

Carrie Calhoun vs. Samuel Brown, bastardy suit. The arrest of defendant ordered by the court

Mary J. Hall vs. Jesse F. Hall, divorce. Case dismissed at plaintiff's case. .State vs. Thomas Noble. Indicted for assault and battery. Defendant pleaded guilty and was fined $1 and costs by the court.

Adam F. Hanna vs. Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railway Company, suit for damages done to stock. Jury awarded defendant $100. Plaintiff to pay cost, verdict suspended.

In the suit of George D. Brown against A. F. Ramsey for $800, the jury brought in a verdict for the defendant.

Johnson Garrett was brought into the circuit court this morning charged with burglarizing R. C. Walkup's residence. He pleaded guilty and stated that be lived in Muncie. The court deferred sentence.

Jumped the Train.

Wednesday night at the midnight vestibule train from Chicago left Monon for Indianapoiis a mulatto woman jumped froni the train. Her neck was broken, and besides she landed in a pond of water of considerable depth, and the body was found under water. The train men telegraphed back from Monticello, and the switch engine from Monon went down the track about two miles, whore the body was found. She was well dressed and was probably about thirty years of age. The coroner was summoned and the evidence from all was a recital of the above facts. The train men testified that she talked of suiciding before she reached Monon. She had a ticket from Duluth, Minn., to Hamilton, 0. The agent at Hamilton, in response to a question from the coroner, telegraphed that her name was Ida

Marriage Lic«nsei.

Hamilton B. Lucas and Jessie (irider. Edward Ames and Anna Benner. Jacob H. Marquis and Dora A. Ollnger. Cayton Black and Maggie E. Jones. Chas Tonty and Louisa James. Richard A. Henry and Lou Retta Hormell.

Summer-time brings colic and stomachache. Simmons Liver Regulator cures it.

All Consulted in

LatCw

for a dollar.

SSftfiWiafe

Beauty, Comfort and Economy

the Purchase of Summer

VAN CAMP &

Men's Fine $2 00 Shoes, Warranted 2 CO

3 °o

Men's Fine Kangaroo Shoes area Specialty With ns.

ettiest

Walking Shoes For Ladies.

VHN G7WP

Mam

fer ever made to customers in our lTne Notwffh0?omrke

always been that of the most enterpKin? mR..our

at our store has alwavs hppn fZ iwIS

10 see

traits, we hJve m.^e^frM^eme^tewU^ona^f'??1^8

portrait establishments in this coifntrv whfr2 ^largest

for us a limited number ofphotosof ouV^SDth?J ?reJ°

finished in Crayon and Indiana ink all readv tn hi™

These portraits seU at rrtillfnr «7

fr?eto

the

da?l°

that W1,Ilam

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Ware and that her mother lives in Hamilton, He ordered the remains to be placed in a coffin and sent to that place.

Befaultsr Sullivan to Return.

Suit is to bo instituted against the Meridian National Bank of Iudianapolis for $40,000, on behalf of the receiver ot the trust funds of the defaulting county clerk, John E. Sullivan, to trace, if possible, the trust funds deposited by Sullivan in bank, and which, it is believed, he checked (Hit in his private business. Sullivan is now in business in Toronto, Canada, under the firm name ot Davis & Co., and an attorney who went there to consult with him returned this week, nud reports that Mr. Sullivan is very sore over the treatment he has received from former friends in IndSanapolisfand that lie swears he is coming back at no distant date to make it warm for them. He claims that if they had stood by him four weeks longer lie would have pulled out, all right, and would not have been compelle 1 to leave the country.

Vanars-

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Cornelius E.

vanareuall, deceased, has presented and iSdeBtotetoanddtw 'c,h®rs

in flnal

8e»lement

8 or

Bam estate, ana that the same willcomeun for on°theaifithadRv "Jd action of said Circuit dourt

n.e' 1892

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at wUlch

"me all

legatees of said estate are ro«

any6thei-e1*iSarw^

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J- C. HUTCHINSON, Agent.

Do Not Be Deceived.

Caution.-Do not let any Druggist palm oS any medicine on you in place of Johnson's English Bucliu for there is nothing [equal to it that can take its place. Ask for it and take no other.

WANTED.

Agents to canvass for the sale of our Homegrown Nursery 8tc?k. Moat Liberal Terms UIIequaled facilities. One of tho largest, oldest established and best known nurseries In the countrfj? Address W. fc T. SMITH tVennvn Nursetf^established In 181B. Geneva, N. V.

OP INDIANA.

SPRING AND SUMMHR ..... SEASON 1890

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N». 6, East Washington St., Indianapolis.

Our friends in Crawfordsville and vicinity who have purchased heretofore of our house, have universally been pleased with our goods and prices. The designs and colors, make and shape, are this year more beautiful than ever. It is beauty, grandure and worth combined. When you come to Indianapolis, call at our house and inspect tho large lines of

Moquetts, Velvets, Body Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, Ingrains, Oilcloths, Linoleums Mattings, Shades, Rugs, etc at Lowest Prices in the city

You will think the makers of these goods had assuredly exhausted their resources in producing fine good and you cannot go away without leaving an order for some of them.

E1STMAK, SCHLEICHER I LEE.

The Wle is removed, the head cleared ami digestion restored by Simmons liver recti la tor.

Foot-wear

CO.

Oxford Ties and

S S S

Street, South ot the Court House.

Grand Opportunity

To Secure a 3-4 life size crayon or India ink

CO.

public

the laost

mercnants

the market afforded ^And^ wevery lowest prices the fact that we are not tryine to see how

^beral

r®Putati°n

has

of this section and that

i118*£

upon

every customer who makes cask mlu? Prepared to g. ve one away Although quite a number of 87 portraits h« 1 amount of $25.

auction

eTery one, also

how little, but how much, we can give

for

£ood family por-

and

best known

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and finish

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in life

to hang

size»

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5am largest and best stock of and Shoes in Crawfordsville. We cleared off all our old stock at a cut sale. .Jeno

Main Street, Crawfordsville, Ind.

JJOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS, ETC,

I?att8r

tlio^state of Cornelius E Van-

WiterprlM'lu"

goods and no shoddv

stuff, if you want that kind you must

elsewhere. By selling for cash we are able to give this handsome prize. Call and see us and get a card. SOMEBYILLE BEOS.

Dr. WALTEB,

Formerly of the

Great New York Hospital

Now Surgoon of the INTKK-STATE

ASSOCIATION

and

should not

^ow cause if

accounts and vouchers

suouia not be approved, and the heirs or din. saWCou^t at8tha tf9tatS fare

ol8°notmed

to be In

of heirship" aforesaid and make proof Dated this 24th day of May. isoo WILLIAM VANARSDALL,

Executor.

For Sale.

One hundred home seekers excursion tickets at the Vandalia station, May 20, south, southwest and west One fare for the round trip. Fun seekers granted same rates.

SPECIALISTS,

EXPERT

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