Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 14 June 1890 — Page 5
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A Grand' Clearing tJp Sale!
FOR THIS MONTH
We propose to mate this month the lively month of the season. In order to do this we are making the most astounding bargains ever before heard of in this city.
UNDERWEAR
Our fine 83 1-3 cents balbriggan shirts and drawers are equal to any 75c ajoods in the market. We have many other lines which are too numerous to mention, from 20 cents to $1 per garment.
WORKING SHIRTS.
In great varieties next week. Special sale of 25 dozen which we have been selling 85c, to 60c. we will let go for the small some of 33 cents. Not more than two shirts
s»old
to one person.
WORKING PANTS.
Saturday of this week only we will place on sale 100 pairs ot men's working pants regular $1, $1.25 and $1.50 goods which we will sell at the minimum of 78 cents. The stock is limited and they will not last long. Come early to avoid the rush. Only one pair sold to each person.
ODD AND END SUITS
We are almost giving away. We must get rid of them. We have no room lor them. We will simply use them as a magnet for our business. They will go at your own price, not ours. Eetailers are non-plused. by our extravagant offers in this department, but that is none of their business. We have the goods and they must
LISTEN! LISTEN!
In This Department We Are Offering1
$20 SUITS FOR $6.50
Nothing before ever like it. The goods at the JAKE JOEL OLD STAND must be sacrificed at any price as we need the room for other purposes. Every day it is occupied it is losing us money. Come early and get your choice.
EPH. JOEL,
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Crawfordsirllle.
THE CRAWFORDSVILLE WEEKLY REVIEW.
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AT ITS OLD TRICKS.
Indications That the Rube Burrows Gang Is Again at Work.
TEXAS 4 PACIFIC TRAIN ROBBED.
It Is Derailed and the Knginenr Iff Killed —The Kiprtis Car Plumltred or a Large Sum of Money iiml the
Messenger Badly Wwuiuled.
ROBBED BY B.VNI)ITS.
LITTI.E ROCK,
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LecKPORT, N. Y., June 11.—An unknown man jumped from Goat island, Miagara Falls, shortly after 1 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. He was. swept to the brink of the Ameriean falls and dived over. His body appeared again bedow the falls and ansuccessful eAorta we're made by the steamer Maid of the Mist te secure it.
An Kditor Sent t* Prison.
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Ark., June 11.—A dar
ing train robbery was committed on the Cotton Belt railroad between Camden and Texarkana early Tuesday morning. The passenger train, witb an express car attached, was going north, when the engine ran into a pile of lofs Which had been placed on the track. The tram was derailed, the engine went over an embankment, killing the engineer. The accident creatcd a panic among the passengers in the rear cars and a scene of terriblo excitement ensued. Just at the moment of the catastrophe three or four masked men came out of the bushes where they had been hiding and entered the express car. Nesbitt, the messenger, realizing some* thing of the tru h, stood witb revolver in hand, and, the robbers came up, fired at them. The Are was returned, Nesbitt being bhot, and, it is feared, fatally wounded. The robbers plundered the car, carrying away all the money. They escaped, taking to the woods, and it is thought will be captured, as a large posse is on their trail, the country being thorough' ly aroused. The officers of the Southern Express Company here can give no idea of the amount of funds stolen, but say it can not be heavy. The .am is variously estimated at from 15,00® to 510,000. No attempt was made tft rob the passengers, the robbers evidently believing the express car offered greater booty.
June 11.—Ms. Tully, editor
flso Roscommon JS'erakl. has been eonvieted under the Grimes^et of publisMhg an article demeu* ing landgrabbers, and hasbean *ei?te*cei te three months' imprisonment without hard-labor.
Heavy Fullrira.
PitovittKNCB, It. L, June 11.—The Oriental Mills Cempanythas made an assignment to Samirel Ames, attorney at law. The firm bacamo embarrassed a month ago. There are unsecured debts ef
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and quick assots valued at
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large reward will be
offered by the express company for the capture of the robbers. One party has been arrested and is now in custody, but has not been fully identified.
Monday afternoon $10,000 was taken from the Southern Express Company's office at Texarkana and carried to the depot. This was sent North. It is supposed the robbers were on the lookout, but made a mistake, thinking the money was to go South.
great deal of oxoitement prevails on account of the robbery. Within the last few years several robberies have been perpetrated within a radius oi 100 miles of Texarkana. The people are exasperated, and if the guilty parties are caught Judge Lynch will save court expenses.
About fifteen months ago a similar robbery occurred on the same line near Texarkana. Two of the outlaws, Steve and Bube Burrows, were captured and confined in the Arkansas penitentiary pending their trial. Rube escaped and Steve died while in prison. It is expected that the men who robbed the train Tuesday morning area part of the tame gang.
BAGGED A NEW SALEM ROBBER. DICKINSON, N. D., June 11.—Intense Excitement prevailed here Tuesday Ovening when the news spread that Sheriff Hayes of this county had captured one of the participants in the robbery of the Northern Pacific train at New Salem last Sunday. The sheriff and two other men arrived with the prisoner Tuesday evening and lodged him in jail. In crossing Grand river about eighty miles south of here the robber's horse was injured, compelling him to stop in his flight, and when the officers first discovered bim he made a desperate effort to escape, but after a race of beveral miles, and seeing that escape was impossible, he surrendered. He supposed his time had come to die and gave some valuable information showing that the robbery of the train had been deliberately planned. He gave his name as Charles E. Bailey.- There were five tnen in the band, two ef whom came ffom the West on the train which they assisted in robbing. The other three were in readiness at the scene of the robbery, with horses, and after the job was completed the three latter started Bouth and separated when a few miles out, one going toward the Missouri river, one west, and the prisoner was making for the Black Hil'ls. the two who ciime from the West remained on the train, and from what the prisoner says there is no doubt that it was their intention to rob the passengers, but for some reason this was abandoned. The prisoner offered the sheriff 91,000 to release him. Sheriff Hayes •left again to attempt the capture of the bandit that started east. The prisoner claimed he was under obligation to assist the others, but he is a desperate-looking man and evidently a desperado. When captured he was supfflied with a fifty-pound-sack aI flour and some bacon, and eorld .havo subsisted for two weeks on what provisions he had. The sountry south* of here is almost barren of settlement and the sheriff is deserving of much oredit for his success.
Beauty, Coin tort and Economy
the Purchase of Summer
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VAN CAMP1& CO.
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Dora Hankins is still sick. A ladies brass band will be organized here Our bills for tbe Fourth of July are being posted.
Shoes are a Specialty With
PJ,ettiest
Walking Shoes For ladies
Dynamoter-tests always prove it to be the lightest draffbmder ever Wade., Its knotter is adapted tftheuT Thlfr™ef^JvnB'a.ndltnever
Fowler, As!
will probably be built
Anew grave yard south of town. Tbe board of the New Ross fair has received their new premium list.
Willing workers gave a nice strawberry and ice cream festival Saturday evening. The minister of the
M.
XL Church addressed
his sermon to the children Sunday evening. James McLauthlin, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with us. There must be some attraction.
A play by home talent will be given on the evening of the Fourth of July. It is being well prepared and will doubtless be very entertaining.
STINK FACTOBT.
The rheubarb crop is enormous. It looks like we might have a rain down this way.
Bill Crowder talks of joiniDg the Salvation army. The prospects for a large watermelon cron are good—if we have no hail.
B. N. Jones has the best water in the countryIt don't dtrty the milk a bit. That Balhinch scribe is too hard on that good old hard shell preacher.
Girls, I am still single, but would like to work awhile in double harness, just to see bow it goes.
There will be Sunday school in ttemley's bottom the coming Sunday. Bring your testament and come.
Simmon's liver regulator has never failed to relieve constipation of the bowels.
Sunday Special.
Commencing June 15 and continuing 10 weeks, the Vandalia will run a special train to Lake Haxinkuckee, passing Crawfordsville at 6:84 a. m., returning at 9:16 p. m. Fare round trip $2. It you wish a quiet, restful, refreshful day, try one dar at the Lake.
J. 0.
HUTCHINSON,
Agent.
To Cnn^Heart Disease
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WILSON'S BIG BIRD STOKE, Cleaveland, O.
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For soldiers, widows and 4epedent relatives D. I. Merphy, P. O. box 534, Washington, D. C.' Eighteen years' practical ezperleace as examner of etalms. supervising examiner and Chief clerk ot U. 8 Pension office. No ekarge fer adrice.
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Word Ties and
N W & O Main Street, South ot the Court House.'
Celebrated Buckeye Binder.
yehicle and car manufacturers of the U. S. IT 18 THE LIGHTEST, STRONGEST AND MOST DURABLE.
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Hie frame of the Buckeye cannot be sprung* for remember it is not^ made of "All SteelV
stoclf, and best grades of twine.
Chas. Barrett, canvassing agent for Montgomery county,
SEW BOSS.
Do Not Be Deceived.
Caution.-Do not let any Druggist palm oft' any medicine on you in place of Johnson's.' English Buchu for there is nothing equal to it that can take its place. Ask for it and take no other.
A cow owned by Israel Glover, of Worthing-' ton, is only 5 years old but has given birth to 'M seven oilves.
Simmons liver regulator has never b#ea'$ known to fall to cure dyspepsia.
"WANTED.
Agents to canvass tor tho sale of our Homei'li£ grown Nuraery stock. Most Liberal Ternwiai lL?eSua»!ei
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Oa® of the largest, oldest
established and best known nurseries country. Address W. fc T. SMITH, \,oijn,. Nursery, established In 1846. Geneva N
Tie Carpet
OF INDIANA.
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON 1890
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No. 5, East Washington St, Indianapolis. Our friends in Crawfordsville aj vicinity who have purchased her fore of our house, have univerl been pleased with our goodij prices. The designs and make and shape, are this yea beautiful than ever. It isy*fc| grandure and worth combined, you conie to Incjianapotis^ call atui house and inspect '.th'e large lines
Moquetts, Velvets, Body Brui sels, 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 .goods, and you cannot go away without leav-,J ing an order for some of them.
EASTMAN, SCHLEICHER LEE.
jgOTICKTO HEIRS, CREDITORS, WV9, In the matter of tbe estate of Cornelius E Va
Van&rsdaU, deoeM6dt hiu d5b6b his acoeunts and vouchers in SSi said estate, and that the same 1 the examination and action of sab on the 18th day of June, 1880. at heirs, creditors or legatees of said estnl quired to appear in said Court and 22$*! any there be, why, said accou?teand\
•saw assay"1"
Dated this 24th day of May. lago
WILI.IAllVANj