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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1902
Page
5
A distressed fragment describes Hughes Bros of Tunnelton Indiana offering a remarkable bargain sale on dry goods and notions. The text claims large stock and heavy discounts, urging customers to visit and buy at marvelously low prices.
A bustling sale offers discounted items including shirts at 74 cents, blankets ranging from 21 to 83.30, carpets priced to move, and jewelry and railroad watches touted as high grade. The listing highlights machine prices from 12.50 to 15.00 and notes stock from The Thomas Jewelry Stock.
Odd wedding notice declares Elfkerd and Miss Bary wed with plans to reside in Evansville amid scattered blurbs. Separate legal item reports Owen Cavariaugh winning 26080 damages from the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad after a sleeve caught in a shop saw costing his right hand. The verdict followed a March lawsuit first filed for 15000, with appeal anticipated.
Local notice reports a fire sale at the Racket involving James E and Mary K, along with Lewis Edgar and Elva P, YDell, listing shirts and shares for sale. The fragmentary text indicates participants and items but lacks full details or dates.
A work train jumped the track near Elvora Indiana on the White River stretch leaving about fifty men injured. Edi White James Simsteken Hiligan Jean Hanenck and others suffered serious injuries while others received minor hurts. The engine coal car and cabooses were badly damaged and the line remained closed overnight.
A brief notice reports a fire sale at the Hacket location involving Shiges and stock items. The event focuses on clearance of inventory after a fire incident. Owners and local buyers are expected to participate in the sale.
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