Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 12 September 1891 — Page 4

BR. E. HUNTSINGER,

Advisory Physician to the Chicago Surgi-a! I nHtituto ex-surgeon 3rd. Regiment, Indiana Infantry: Trustee Chicago College for the Kye, liar. Nit,so and Throat.

Medical and Surgical Specialist for the Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat and chronic iseases.

ACHKOXlC MSCHAKGK is a ised by I'lcorsi In the Kars, which, uuio&i «*urel. are liable lohalinto the Mrain, causing death Inflamatiou or Wood Poison, rzft'onsultatnm Ire.

pntQlilili A ne£b*ctHl or badly tre ted ChroiiUQlull lli ic Catarrh is tho p'eat cause of'so much especially in the iniddle aged and old people. Alsv of consuinption.

PfltlPPK'

ri ,|,,,ols

Office Sr,

THE OLD TRADE PALACE

Sl'Kl 1AL attention to tho longest standing ami iJiiiU'ult case* to curo,.'LsGnimil«'ir ami inflamed Lids, Weuk, Watery Kyus, Dunuess ol Sight, Closure of Tear Ducts, etc. tlf"Catftract», CroBb Kyes and all Surgical Operations ou the Kyo l»all Skillfully performed wiihout pain. J)ischarges from iho Kars. Deafness, Noises in the Ilcad stu'coAsfully treated where other* fail.

Ls now filled chunk full ol New Goods of

EVERY KIND AiND'QUALITY.

THE CHEAPEST

•IBS (II MS.

The most complete assortment evor shown in the city.'

Dress Gootfs, Fwicu Goods, piinary "floods,

Cloth, Gassimere Cloth,

In fact wo do not hesitate to sav we have the

ETW shown in Crawt'ordsville. We have

And serve all alike. An\ child yomnay send to niv store ran buv just as cheap at though you came yourself. We'have the

LARGEST AND BEST

LIGHTED ROOM in the .State.

N« k. Kb-,, quickly

Ufljiuulut moved by a never-fuilinj* method and CoiiMituliona Treatment given thutelToetually ©ladie-ite* iho aneer (ii-rni iroin the blood, thus jii o\hiiting all j) oss 11 a 111 of a return or breaking out in som,'other parts of th»* body or this intii.h dit-adcd inahidv. i»av until removed.

Pjlpn °f ''\ery form quickly cured by tho mild1 llvu *»t and most successful treatment ever used. No einbarassm^ exnmiuauous. No Pain, rso dancer. Fojetfoinjr c| is« of disea^s treated by special contract, Charges abfHt one.h:ilt the usnnl leosol rec.rnizM specialists of Cincinnati. Chicago or Indianapolis iur tho same work.

attention to lilting Sprcand'Kye llnsses, for which

Sjeclacles. wr.

•purpose the hoe lor ha-^ one of the most elaborate nnu complete set nf te.Mhing appliance- in the west. Special pains taken to fit the eyes and face. thus giving the greatest ease and oiinfort, as well as greatly improving the personal appeal au« ol the wearer. No chatire for lilting.

I'lllili-- Si|iiniv, Krankfort. 1 rory Anturdny.

^Mr. IliiuMinger will In- at Hr. M.-i ormick's i» ('lawfoiilsvilii- on Sepleinhnr 17, ami Dr. Meisei's olle-.- in Wavoland on Friday, *3- H'llil 10 nV|o.-| a. Hj. only, and at lir. •f C. labor's «*.-.• .i liorkvilio Krid'iy. •, «*frmmil .111

PROTAGOfi CAPSULES,

ft!r» Cure for Wosils 51 on, nil proved Dy ri'|iortsol'lcadiri(.'i)lij•Jji niruinii. tjt:itou in crdurin^. (!ittiiloi{ii( Free.

Guar-

A nate and speedy erne for Oleet, Mlrlclure and nil

unnatiiraUllscliarces. I'rieuSa. f|REEK SPECIFIC waml Mktn-IH/»pjiHewt.Si rof-

fn- nndS% ,»ht!1t. AflTeelion*, witllmercury, Prti-e, crder from Sot*

•t un'n uiy, ni n:er troni

IE PERU DRUG & CHEMICAL CO,

«fc

lad Best Selected Stock

F. McCLURE,

TRADE PALACE.

C. L. Rost,

THE" JEWELER.

2t7L.

MAIN ST.

Wil save you money on watches

clocks, gold pencils, gold and si

headed canes and umbrellas, knives

iorks and spoons, and everything you

want in his line. He will

Agcota WIS,

Wwj:i?:s-a Sjrcct. Hii. wAUKEE, W

"Wood's :Pliospli.oc3.±n.o. j,fc THE (JURAT RNGLI8II nF.MEDYiaAr) fnP !IT. vnnM- .. cauuaassuc

ot Youthful folly and the ezeMaes of later*years.: immtdiata strength a*cMff+ or. Ask druextetfi for Wood'iTkoS) phodine take no subBtltate, Oae HuuHtitutei

ocurt all Of Nerroua .aess, Kmlsmy*, or at or 1 1 Hi ImDotcncy, "1* |a!1 tb9offaou PbotofromLlfo.

-Wrlto for.pamphlet,

Mich.

,0ralC 1 Co 131

Wootfi

ward

«nd Tnmora CPUKD no knife: hook frp#v brs.i»KATH»,VT A SOKRIH No. 16.1 Kim stifi't, (^inciauiiii, .».

Repair lour Watcl[

Or clock, so it will keep time if

others have failed, (live him a tiia'.

ami be convinced the ahoveiare (acts

Sole agent for the celebrated llockl'ord

Watch.

C. L. ROST.

I'd NOXKKSlDKN I's.

Mall' of Indiana. MontKonii'ry Conitiv' in Hi" .Miint^iitnory iii-iiii Couii, Sipli''inln.r lorin, ism. W 11 i:i in Miiiins. i'i al. vs Thi. unknown lioirs of Mary liarkloy, ilci 'ii. and tho unkiinwn liolrs Or i.'li.irli's Smith doc'il. Coin, jilaint No. linns Now i-,,mos thi- plninlilfH liy liritlou and MolTi'tt, ihori' atloruovsanil Hlo thoii* iriiinplaint horpin. louothor with aii allidavit that wild drfondaiits. tho unknown hoir« (l Marv f.arkli-y. di'i-i'anml and the unknown lioir.s o'l hariors K. Smith, doi-iiasod.

not rosldonN

of the of Indiana. Noti.'o is thorolon' hi'I'I'liyStat.'

L'IVHII

said il.il. ndanti', that unless Ihov

ho mid ni.|., aroti tho I llii day ol' tin, next tonii """i t, to ho hold.mi on iho 'J.lhday of Oi'iobi-i-,\. I).

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at tln .-oiirt

hi.usi. in ('lawfullvlll», in .Mai,i ,.

unty and

Male, aid answer or demur lo nalit i-ompl/iiiu tile samo wU| |,„ hoard a».l detcnuinod in tlirir nliseiio". Witness my name, and the seal of said I'ourl. alTlxeiJ at 'rawlnrdsvillr, this '"llii day ol August, A. I., lti'.i!. IIknkt I!. ilci.K'iT.

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Jl^i'TICH'J'O IIKIi:i, UlCHITiiK^. P.Tl'.

In the matter ol the estate of IJonJamiii Kessler, dei'eawi'il, 111 tJie Montgomery Circuit enmt Sepieniher torm. IS1U.

Notie,. is herehy given thai John M. Kessler adminl^rntor pi ilie estate of Henjamln .W '"'lias presi'iitod and filed his 11

Vi"'1"'1'"

liu ,li

nottlomont of

a estate, and ifttat th* same will come up for Uie examination and notion of said rii'iMiit !.V.i"i i" ,'f'I

,|,ly of

^°l'lrmber. I8!d, at

"hlihtinio all heirs, eicdilors or legatees- ol mm Ti'

.'l"» 'l np|.ear in said ,-ourl.

and show i-aiihe, ,1 miv there |,e. whv said a.-.

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/'if "1" 1

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^'^""lil not he "approved,

a id Hie heirs or distnlnileBs of said estate are also notined tohe in aid eourt at the alomsaid and rrake piool

heirship.

h-iiel •,

ss[ l(

Adnnnistralor.

hated this .Ird day ol S»pt.. ]s?»i.

PARKER'S

HAIR BALSAM

UlraTHc* Bnd *K»utific« tho hair. 1 nuimtci a l»\'iriaiil Rrowth.

llB to Jlostoro Gray

Hair its Youthful Color. Ciirei ccto &ip li«naK'a & hah* lalnLir. 50o and $ 1.00 aX

O N S I E

SP.?jSfu^'i,uT

ur lirSwx" CO.: S?T

THE REVIEW.

3F. X. LUSE.

A GREAT FAIR.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY'S TWELFTH ANNUAL A HUGE SU00ESS.

Everybody Was There -Thursday's Crowd Was Estimated at 20,000 Souls —Reports of the Races.

"Out of Sight" is the universal verdict of the crowd, exhibitors and directors in regard to the success of the fair this week. The result has been most gratifying to tho management. Six days of weather made strictly for tho occasion, six mammoth crowds of people, the finest display of fat cattle on record, Floral Hall filled with beautiful effects, gorgeous horses without number, gluttonous swine to excess, fruits and vegetables as only the year 1891 can produce, exciting contests in the speed ring, our cup of happiness is full—what more could we ask, The great fair is over and all is once more quiet on the Potomac.

THF. NACES.

Among the largest fields and best contested races ever seen on the track were there this week. Every raco was filled and the horses were sent for blood. The racing began on Tuesday with the and three yaer old classes with the lowing results:

TWO

TllREK

Freehold Jay Gould jr Josephus

Time 2 31#, •Jft'M-i.

•'i:00

two fol

YEAii

or.o,

Plutress. Axle Grease '/.SI Maud /. ..i! Jim Green 4 Fred Wilkes ...r,

VKAKS OLD.

Kady Viven*. Minnie li /. Pink-a-mink..

.1 1 1

THOT. I'CKSE

Foscue Julia Jj Oriole Besor Modest

?'J00.

Tinie'2:10. -J:3G.

2:27

L/dii 1 Guy .") 2 1 Glint Kitr 2 1 5 A. Kahlettii.... 'rime. 2:2S. 2-2

1 1

..4

PACE

riusE ?2-"0. •'5 2 4

1 2

.. ,:i .. .4 2:28. 2: j2

4 1 1 dr !:2US. 2:2

2-27'.

2:27

rnri:si w.

II OT PI I:SE

lOnergv.... Tommy Lei .Joe S Western I!ov

.-?20fI

1 1

2:.'!2. 22:3-1^.. j'riisi'. s:r»o. M. 2 1 1 1 2 2

Time -2:1 2. 2..2/, 2:20 pai'E l^i»rest Wilkes.... St. Catharine.. A pple Jack

Time-2:.'il '4'. 2:2."»./, 2:28, 2:22.W Mll.l:.ND liKI'KAT I.'L'N ITlIsf: Paul liryant 0 2 Jim Reese 1 -J Memory

ir.o.

Time- l:")2'.j'. I5US1NESH MEN'S DISP1.\^. The business men's display was not as prut use as in former years. Very many 1'ranches were not represented, but those who diil exhibit made displays that greatly surpassed any former olTorts.:

TINSI.KV Ik MAKTI.V.

As usual, were right among them. In Mechanics Hall they made a line display ol surreys, carriages, buggies and carts, while in different parts of the ou ml they exhibited Uinlsell wagons. Kelley Iced mills and engine. Daisv cultnatur. liig Injun sulky plows, spading harrows and Hayworth nlanter and check rower. coll.ION rtsi

i-:

Usual big display was Woven lencing and corn planters. Their 1 urnlnill wagons did not arrive in time Tor tiie iir.

to wire

Hnri.l.ll \.v ,v VANCl.KW I.

Made a line display of buggies and genernl fanning implements.

.MAIIOI.'NKV & SON'S

.I'j.vhibit in I' loral llall was simply "Out of Sight." Xo finer display of furnil Hre was ever made in Indiana. This lirm also made a tine display in Industrial llall of drills, plows, wagons, wind mills, corn planters, feed cutters and engines and.t hreshcrs.

A1SKAHAM A- WATSON

Exhibited some eight or ten beautiful styles of buggies, carriages and cans. Al.ltKKT

I I.I.EK,

The enterprising buggv dealer and manufacturer, was there with his usual elegant display, exhibiting many new wild beautiful designs in surreyw. bug}.'ics. carriages and carts.

IMCIIMOND ,V lilhs,

I he harness dealers, made a verv creditalile disjilay of harness, whips and ilies.

I.. W. O'lTO

Made a tine display of silverware exclusively.

KOS'|'A.N/.I:I I:I:US.

Occupied their same old position in Moral llall with a magnificent disphiv of furniture.

I). II. IIA LDWIN A- ci 1.,

Through their agent. Geo. Hughes.

Now in Stock.

WEDNESDAY.

PACE PvUSE

Redwood

?l.-)0

1 1 1

4 3

:..i

occupied the entire west Bide of tho north wing of Floral Hall with an elaborate display of pianos and organs. Miss Paulino Russell, of Waveland, and Miss Mabel Grimes, of Alamo, entertained all comers with pretty music.

C. L. KOST IV'

Displayed a beautiful line of watches, clocks, silverware anil jewelrv. .s

TOWNSL.EV & SON-,

Had their celebrated Household sewin* machines on exhibition. Ed Townsley had the display in charge.

SMITH A- MYERS,

The druggists, occupied a ous position with Devil (in Brownies gum.

conspicuCorns and

W. F.. NICHOLSON

Had the old reliable White sewing machine in the north wing, together with many beautiful specimens of production.

NICHOLSON A- SONS.

The photographers, made their usual fine display in the west wing

rom

uets to life size portraits

Youthful Orators.

On a large platform erected in the amphitheater last Tuesday. Superintendent Zook had charge of a public exhibition of oratory of the pupils of the different schools of the county. In the morning the girls spoke and this after noon the boys came. The girls were Lida Brit ton of Scott: township. Belle Put ton of Coal Creek. Xellie Cook of Clark. Ollie Lollis of Walnut. Myrtle Sliver of Ripley. Lamie Edwards of Crawfordsville.Sadie Kensler of Scott Bertha Eidaky of Eudoga and Jcssio Smith of Brown. The judges awarded the prizes in the following order: Mamie Edwards 1st, Xellie Cook 2nd, Myrtle Snyder :id, Bertha Lidak 1th. There were only two boy contestants and the first prize was given to Harry Owen of Clark and the second to Harrv Owen of Goal Creek.

White Wings.

:iu fo,dsville has been thrown into a paroxysm by a strange phenomenon witnessed about midnight Friday night. Several persons saw the strange delusion, apparition or phenomenon, whatever it was, but none can 'ell what it was. Rev. George \\". Switzer. who was in the city Monday, saw it shortly before midnight and related his impressions to a Journal representative. The night was very dark and the electric lights of the 1 lousier A tiiens shone all the more brilliantly for that reason, lie hadgoneout to the well to get a cool drinkand glanced up at. the sky, his eye at once caught sight of a rapidly floating white object which appeared to be about sixteen feet long and eight feet wide. It looked like a mass of white lace. Iho object moved toward the right, some times rising and then falling, its course being in a curved line, lie watched it until it passed over the Methodist church. At that point it sank much nearer the ground, then rost again. Mr. Switzer can only conceive one solution of the mysterious circumstance. He thinks a Hock of white birds, he dosen't know what kind, became hewildwred by the electric lights and flew blindly about over tin Lafayette Journal.

citv.

Everybody Scratching.

X01 1:isri 1 w.v. Pil. -People here re alarmed at the rapid spread of a contagious skin disease called the "Italian itch or scabies, occasioned by the presence of minute parasite transmissible from one person r. another. The disorder affects all classes alike and Hie best families and most refined people are among 1 he sufferers. It is traced to file impoited Italian laborers who have recently been employed in 1 he neighborhood. Wherever the Italians have been they have left this trial of annoyance behind I hem. Xotes and coins are said to lie the most freijent medium for its tranmission first from the Italians to shopkeepers. then to Hie people generallv. The soft parts of the skin between the I lingers and about the wrists and elbows are most frequently affected.

WINTER BEAUTS!

HEAVY SHOES AND RUBBER BOOTS

PrannHQrf

r-ghl'as

Cali and be

Qoods are just aeported.

J! S. KELLY.

124 EAST MAIN STREET.

Circuit Court.

Louisa E. Dickerson vs. Morton Beckner et. al.. eomplaiant. Dismissed at plaintiff's cost.

A. 1*. Ramsey, assignee of Marsh Doherty vs. W. B. Hardee, complaint on note. Finding for plaintiff in sum of $80.2.").

D. S. Donaldson vs. Wm, Martin: dismissed.

Louisa Toney vs. Charles Toney, divorce defendant defaults. Mitilda West vs. Albert Allen et. al. dismissed.

Wm. M. Masterson vs. Matilda Masterson. divorce defendant defalts. Enos and Joedith Westfall vs. administrator of L. K. Thomas estate, claim Plaintiff allowed $700 and costs.

Amy J. Hutchinson vs. Jasper Hutchinson, complaint on account plaintiff allowed $10.83, together with costs.

Margaret J. Davis vs. James W. Davis dismissed at Plaintiffs cost.

Xancy G. Harris vs. Scott Harris divorce. Defendant defaults.

Minnie Sheek vs. Hiram Xewtoii Sheek, divorce. Defendant defaults.

Narcissa Evans vs. J. W. Evans: divorce. Defendant defaults.

R. E. Bryant vs. Andrew Cauley, et.al foreclosure. Plaintiff awarded* j?(50.)0.

W. H. Simms vs. Aquilla Groves, administrator. Dismissed. J. B. Robb vs. administrator of Fisher Doherty estate. Finding for defendant. Plaintiff prays un appeal. Grunt ed.

Sarah ,T. Srrotters vs. Geo. Stretters. divorce. Defendant defaults. Geo. Hutton vs. J. P. Grimes, dismissed.

J. B. Wagner vs. J. M. Snyder plaintiff allowed Ihe petition of W.H.Rhorer and wife, of Darlington, for the adoption of Marie Rose Applegate granted, and ordered that child take the name of Mary Hose Rhorer.

Fannie Carlisle, vs. David Carlisle, divorce. Defendent defaults.

Alice Foreman vs. John Foreman, divorce. Defendent defaults. Rachael Delaney, divorce. Defendant files demurrer.

Saved a Life.

Ed. oris, of this city, who has been abroad, is the subject of many line remarks. for lately, while traveling in Europe saved the life of lady and secured from her lasting gratitude for his good deed. Xcar Lucerne 0n morning the travelers were standing at a railroad station, where there were several tracks. They were awaiting the arrival of their train, and several stood out upon the tracks looking in the direction from which their train was to approach. Among them was a lady (iO years of age residing in Philadelphia. She was somewhat deaf, and standing apart from the others directly on one of the tracks did not notice the rapid approach of a nrail train in the rear. The others left the track calling to her to do the same, but she stood and gazed abstractedly away into the distance. It seem that she was doomed to destruction, but Ms\ Voris. seeing that there was a possible chance, rushed forward, and just as the train was ab»ut to strike her he gave the lady a powerlul push which shot her spinning out on the otliwr side of the track just a second before the train rushed over the spot where she had stood. Mr. Voris himself fell backward on the side of the track from which he approached, narrowly missing being struck bv the tiain. Ihe old lady was most profusw in her thanks to her rescuer. She is quite wealthy and declared that as she had no living relative she intended to make him her heir and will him all her property when she died.

lien she became Sliss, she clung to Costoria. hen she had Children, she gave them Castoria.

Convinced that

,tr^?uh1?ftho

a.v.vitlenooof

urin

hundreds and huu-

dreds of worst oases of ohrouic diseases.

Lyman P. Waiter, 31. D. President and Surgaon

Southern Medical Istitute

Louisville y.

Will he at Nutl'Ilouse, Ctawfoi\-!sville, from ii m. Ihursday oveninR. Sept. 0l until Friday tl'io"veiir'

1 ieluniiu

every month during

I*r. Walter has been eonneoted with tho In re?,WH. I1. 'V

th0 c0

mft'ell tii n'

''"itry, and litis no superior

ill. c-iakuo.sing and treating diseasos and defonn-

Ve f50

or any c,ls llmt h0

llri

au-

not tell the disease and where located in llvo minute?. He will return every four weeks tliia

Treats all Curable Medieal and Surgical Diseases, cross Kyos straightened without I'aiii. -*V«r

'd without, Knifo or Costlc. Acuto

and hronio Catarrh. Diseases of tho Eve, liar Nose, I hroat, and LUIIKS. Dyspepsia, Hricht's Diseases, Ihabets, Kidneys. J.ivor, Madder, Cuionn I'entulo and Sexual Diseases.

EPILEPSY ORFITS CURE

A Positive Guarantee.

YOUNG AND MIDDLE ABED MEN.

Su tiering from Spermatorrhea iiml Impotoncy, Is tho result of wull ubiiho in youth or excoss iu nmture years ami other euuse^, produeiug soiuo ol thei lolloping elTects, a.s emission, blotches, ueuuitv, nervousness, dizziness, confusion ot ideas, aversion to society, defective memory and sexual exhaustion, which uuflt the victim for business or marriage, aro peuiianoiitlv cured by remedies not injurious.

Blood and Skin Diseases

Syphilisand complications, as sore lliroat, falling ol hair, pain in tho bones, eruptions, o'c,, aro perfectly eradicated without using mercury or other injurious drugs.

(ionoiThoea. Gleet, stricture and all i'rinaryand Kidnoy I roubles aro speedilv cured hv treatmoat that has never failed.

Ho undertakes no incurable cases, but cures thousands given up to'die.

Remember the Date.

hoiiieinbei* the «late ami come earlv. his rooms are always frmvilvci vh«M*ov»M' h1)

utoi'*•

CONSULTATION KltJiii.

orresiionden.-e solicted, and confidential. Adllll'SS.

SOUTHERN MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

Opposite Fil til Ave. IloU'l.

l-'illh Stre.'i, l.ouisville, Ky.

HOUSEKEEPING B08D6.

on have seen no betti/r opportunity

it years to buy first

CIMSS

Furniture, Stoves

A N

House Furnishing

GOODS

Than now at the store of

ALEX. MAHOENBYS

West Side Store.

An extended advertisement is not neu^ essary but come in and inspect and price the goods see il'it is not true.

ALEX. MAH0IINEY.