Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 19 September 1891 — Page 4
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THE OLDTRADE PALACE
Is now filled chuck lull ot New Goods of
Advisory rti»sleln.n to the Chicago Surgical I tiftit,nte ox-surgeon 3rd. Uegiinent, Imllann Infantry Trustee Chicago College for tho Eye,
Ear. Nose and Throat.
Medical and Surgical Specialist Tor the Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat and chronic Diseases.
EVERY KIND AKD QUALITY.
Sl'ECl AT, Htlentiou to tho longest standing and most dlflluuU eases to euro, as Granular ami Inflamed l.idf, Weak, Watery Kyos, Dimness ot Sight, Closure of Tear Ducts, etc. fW-Cntaracts, Cross Eyep and nil Surgical Operations on tHo Tfyo Hall .Skillfully performed without pain. Discharge- fr»iu tho
THE CHEAPEST
s.! The most complete assortment evor shown in the city.
Dress Goods, Fopy Goods, f/tillinsrg Hoods,
Cloth, Cassimere Cloth,
In fact we do not hesitate to say we have tho
Largest lad Best Selected Slot
-v Erer shown in Crawfordsville. We have
DR. E. HUNTSINGrER,
And sen all alike. Any child vouinay send to my store can buy just as cheap as though you came yourself. We have the
LARGEST AND BEST
LIGHTED ROOM in the vtate,
Kuim.
F. McCLURE,
TRADE PALACE.
Deafness, Noises in
tho Hoail Mu cn.v-itully trentod whore others fail.
A CIIHONU' Iilyell A KtiE is caused by VIcors in the Eai. which, unless cured, are liable to Eat Into Hie I'.raln, causing death Inllaination or I'oi-'on. SWConsuitation tree.
nntowh noirlectcd or badl tiled C'lironudldllll, ic itarrh is the groat cause ol ,»u much detttiien* es|n-ei:illy ill tho middle aged ami old Also nf '•onsumptlon.
PdlinPTt!
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u° s, Big Neck. Ktc., julclvly rc-
UuUuuli). moved by a never-failing method and a Constitutional Treatment given that effectually eradicates the Cancel' Germ from tin Mood, tfius preventing all possibility of a iiturn or breaking our in ,-i.uie other parts of tin body ol tills much (.trend'-d malady. N« pay until removed.
Pjlpn of .wry f.ii iu ijuickly cured by the mildlllUu esl and mosl successful treatment ever used. No Miil tt.issing examinations. N.i I'aiu. No dancer. Foregoing eias' of diseases treated by special contract, charger, about one-hulf tfie usual Iocs of recognized siiecialistsof Cincinnati. Chicag«or ludiai lpotis for tho same work.
Qjlpplnplprt Stxjclal attention to filling
Spee.
Opulilabloo. wicles ami Kye classes, for which purpose the Doctor has one of tho most elrilier nto ana coiiiplete set of teething appliances in the west. Special pains ta»iiii to. fit the eyes and face, thus giving the greatest ease and coinfort. as .veil as greatly improving the personal (ip)n'artin' of the Wearer. No charge fur 111ting.
•'"I "are, I'rattklort. In-
diunii, ovary Saturday.
Dr. llmitsitigor will be at l'r. Mccormick's oKioo in Crawfordsville on September IV, and nJtOr. Kleiner's olllce" in Waveland on Friday, Cjjlt.y until 10 o'clock a. m. only, and at l)r. U. C. Itogor's oliice .n KoeUvillo l-'ridny. let. j. aTternoun onh'.
11 111
III all his sltipcniliiou.s entirety will be
with us next Monday, .so will
W. B. Hardee
Tobaceon st,
With the biggest line ol' tobaccos and *m smokers' art icle-s ever seen in
the city. Vou can sec both withone ticket of ad-
mission.
Tli re are no known owners for 7S. 000 aercB of land in St. Clair county. Alabama.
THE'JEWELER.
'J'-7 i\. MAIN ST.
Wil save you money on watches
clocks, gold pencils, gold and si
headed canes and umbrellas, knives
forks and spoons, and everything you
want, in his line, lit will
Repair Your Wntclj
Or clock, so it will keep time if
others have failed. (Jive him atria',
ami be convinced the aboveiare facts
Sole agent for the celebrated Rock ford
Watch
C. L.RQST.
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•TICK TO NiiN I!I SIDK.\"1'S
State of Indiana. Montgomery County. In the Montgomery Circuit Court, Septemlu'tterm, IS'.U. William Mtinns. et al. vs. The unknown huirs ol Mary liarkley, di-e'd. and tho tin. known heirs or Clurles K. Smith dec',1. Complaint No. 101'.is. Now conies the plaintills bv liritton and .Mollett, there attorneysand file theiV coinplainthoiein. together with an allldavit that said dol'endatits, the unknown heirs of Mary liarkley. deceased nud the nnUnown heirs ot Charlers K. Smith, deceased, .ire not residents of the State of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given said delendante, that unless they bo anil appear on the llthiinyor the next tenn of the Montgomery circuit court, to bo liolden on the iTth day of October A. 1). 18!H. at the court house in Crawfordsvllle. in said county anil state, anil an«wer or iliMrmr to siiHd complaint, the same will be heard and determined in their absctice. Witness my name, and the seal of said court, allixed at Crawfordsvillr, tbis ^lith day of August,
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Iti luo matter of the estate of ItenjtttuiM Kessler. deceased, in the Montgomery Circuit court, September term, IwyI.
Notice is hereby giyen that .lohn M. Kessler. as administrator of the estate of llenjattiin Kessler. deceased, has presented nnd tiled his accounts and vouchers in final settlement of •said estate, and Miat the same will come up for the examination and action or said Circuit Court on the y.",t,h day of September, 18!U, at which time all heirs, creditor* or legatees of said estate am required to apprtir III said court, and shon* cause, it nny ttiere l..e, why said accounts and Touchers should not. be approved, and the hoirs or distributees of said estate are also notilh'd lobe in Hiii'l court at the time aforosaid and ake prnot of helrsliiti. •tOllN M. KICSSI.KI!. Administrator.
Dated ttiis ::rd day of Sept.. jsyi.
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM CIcqjim'*
O N S I E
Lie Parker'sGingerTonic. It curco th« wor«t Canp:h, Weak liUnRi, Debility, Indigcftion, Pain,Take intime.fiOcU.
HINDERCORNS.
THK RKYIKW.
F. X. LUSK.
'Tadie's Troubles.
Tadie Ring is boarding with Sheriff Bible. Thin morally depraved mortal has now tinisheil paving his way to the penitentiary doors, and his prospects are, fair for a short term, at least. Last Sunday morning Bill Newell, Ring, and a few more of the elite of "Growlers' Alley," wore assembled on that beautiful thoroughfare engaged in the highly elevating pastime of rushing the can. It seems that Newell was furnishing the money, but finally grew weary and entered a protest. To this tho illustrious Tadie took exceptions, and like Speaker Reed made a minority rule of his own and enforced it by throwing Newell to the ground and taking his money from him. Officer Brothers was notified but failed to locate his victim until late in the evening, when he found him promenading with a "chippy" in the north end. At the sight of the officer, Ring started to run. but a shot from that worthy's revolver brought him to a standstill, and Tadie was locked up without further trouble. Now, get rid of the young vagabond by giving him a few years on the lakeside.
Circuit Court News.
Indiana Oil Tank Line vs. Ed. Inlow. Dismissed. Asa F. Beedle vs. Justus M. Ghormley et a 1. Dismissed.
Joseph McKinsey vs. Mary E. McKinsey. Divorce. Defendant defaults. Mary F. Hannu vs. James Gannon, et al. Dismissed.
Nancy Harris vs. Scott Harris divorce granted on the grounds that defendant had refused to share the same cot with his wife for the past three years.
Sarah J. Strothers vs. George Strothers divorce granted. Hiram Waite vs. Anna Waite divorce granted.
A. F. Ramsey, assignee of Fisher Doherty, vs. \Y. D. Jones, administrator of the estate of Ellen Cauley. Dismissed
Ellis 13urk vs. John Wray. Dismissed. Andrew Vmint vs. Charles Rountree. Dismissed. .«
Oliver H. Perrin was admitted this week to the Montgomery countv liar.
Blown Up With Dynamite.
Last spring Charles W. Fullen went to Suminertown, Tenn.. with the intention of locating there. He bought town property and erected thereon a a Sl.ijOO dwelling. Becoming dissatisfied with the country there, he rented his propert, and returned here Wednesday morning, her received a telegram from Sutnmertown. stating that on Friday night his house had been blown up by dynamite and totally destroyed. It was the work of fiends who sought to revenge themselves on the occupants, who miraculously escaped \viih their lives, although they were terrible shaken up. The resilience is a total loss to Mr. Full
fletcher Appeals.
Last Saturday the application of Foster Fletcher to sell intoxicating liquors at New Market was brought before the county commissioners. The citizens of the little village appeared in force and presented a remonstrance signed by lf0 names, and placed their side of the case in the hands of A. Ii. Anderson, while Hurley A- Clodfelter looked after the interests of Fletcher. A great deal of evidence was heard and the case hotly contested but terminated in the commissioner's refusing the license. Fletch er at once appealed the case to the circuit court, where lie thinks tie will evperienci' little trouble in securing the much coveted license.
Accident at Waym^towii,
.Monday .Joe I'ierce and .lont Mi tluin ney were hunting in the vicinity W.iyiietown. A largo cow of suddenly arose in front of them. Pierce became excited and tired into them, but instead of the leaden missels finding the |tiail, 1 hey lodged in the neck of Mc(Juiney. lie was dangerously but not necessarily fatally injured and will be unable for regular work for several weeks. .......
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and Vftutific# the hair,
l'rm.iutoi a luxuriant growth. Kevcr Pails to Restore Gray Hair to its Youthful Color. Cuit'» «c»]p hair lading.
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Says It Wasn't Hunter."
lmcindii ,1. I^ltnore. for whose ruin her step-fathet. 11 miters is now in jaij. appeared before .IttMice Kamsey last Monday and swoio out a warrant for the arrest of a voting man in Indianapolis charging him with being the father of her unborn babe. This, of course, will clear Hunter on 1hat charge, but as soon as he is released he will .Ixv re arrested mi the charge of bigamv.
Orawfovdsville Circuit,
The appointments for the remainder of the conference year are as follows: September L'O. l()::sft
1IL.
,.)bert's
hit pel p. m.. Mf, Olivet Septcmlier -th.tO a. m.. Wesley. At 7 p. m. on Sept.
there will be a meeting at
(Jray's and Robert's and W'eslev. The exercises will consist of addresses, essays. recitations and music. All are cordially invited to attend.
Marriage Licenses. .Nelson and Rlleti d. Thomp-
Thomas
Tbf only jure CUT* for Com*,
ftp* AUPAio. L5C. JJruj^uli, or CU, N. Y.
son. I homas .M. Cook and .Madeline Al ander. 1
J0HN AND L0RENA.
Mysterious Disappearance of John Deway and Lorena Ferguson. SUSS Lorena Ferguson is the tifteen-year-old daughter of Mat Ferguson and wife, who live in the north-west part of town. John Dewey is a bachelor forty years of age, and lives neighbors to tho Fergusons. It is strange yrt true, that there sprung up a mutual friendship be tween John and the fair Lorena which in a short time ripened into full blown love. Owing to the extremo difference in the ages of the love-sick twain, pa and ma Ferguson made a vigorous kick when old man Dewey broached the subject of marriage. Lorena swore to her parents that she loved John with an ardor worthy of a better cause and in consequence life to her would be a barren waste without her John. The pleadings of the two had the desired etrect. Mat and his wife relented, and the wedding day was set for Tuesday, Sept. 22. Last Tuesday night, for some strange and unaccountable reason, while Mat and his wife were asleep, Lorena stole out into the silent night. By pre-arrangement she met her gay old lover and the two skipped out. But where, no one knows. Arising Tuesday morning Mat sought his daughter's chamber and was horrified to find it empty. With angry fears chasing each other through his brain, he Bought the home of Dewey when his suspicions were confirmed by learning that John too had disappeared in tho wea sum' hours of the night. His first thought was that the couple had gone to Danville, 111., the Mecca for runaway lovers. He at once telegraphed the clerk there not to grant the license, but if was unnecessary as they never applied for them. It afterwards developed that they did not leave the city by rail but skipped in a buggy, but all search so fathas fitiled to locate them. The girl's parents are very much worried, fearing Dewey has bad intentions and the suspense isterrible.
Death of James H. Hall.
Monday evening at 8:lo o'clock James 11. Hall died at his residence in west Longview, of paralysis and Brights disease. The funeral will take place from the family residence Wednesday at 'J I). m..l\cv. Ci.P.Fuson olliciating. Inter inentat Oak llill.
Mr. Hall was born in Warren county. Ohio. October 8,1811. In 1n.j he came to this State and county with his parents and settled near Vountsville on the farm which he owned al his death. On February 1811. he was married to Kinily Price and eight children were in time born to them, six of whom still live, namely. II. ('. Hall. Kelly Hall. ieorge l'\ Hall. Miss Sallie I lall. rs. (ieorgc McKinsey and Mrs. Sanford Nutt. Besides these a large circle of relatives and friends lament his death. By the death of Mr. Hall. Montgomery county loses one or her most successful farmers and enterprising citizens/ Oo niitl by nature and spotless in character he was he was held in high esteem by till who knew him and departs Hlis life regretted and honored by all.
I. 0. G. T, District Convention. The fourth |tiartorly session of the Fifth District Lodge, comprising Clay. Vigo. Owen. Putnam. I'arke. Vermillion. Founta'n and Montgomery counties, will be held at Linden. Montgomery Co.. I lid.. Wednesday and Thursday. Oct. 7 :nd 81 It. IMCd for ihe purpose of considering matters of the utmost importance concering 1 he building up of Oood Templars throughout the District. The preliminary session will be held on 'Wednesday at 10 o'clock A. M. Every preparation is being made to entertain all Oiood Templars who may desire to attend. 11 is the attention to make thisi the grandest and best, as well as the most profitable and interesting, district meetings ever held in Indiana. The visiting delegates are expected to bring their lodges lodges or regalia.
Public Sale.' aust will have a public sale the l!.'ld. at his farm, four of Crawfordsville.
Lee R. I-
Wednesday, miles south
WINTER BEAUTS!
HEAVY SHOES AND RUBBER BOOTS
Now in Stock. Prices are right. Call and be Convinced that Goods are just as aeported.
J. S. KELLY,
124 EAST MAIN STREET.
Sudden Death of Mrs. J. J. Insley. The sudden death of Mrs. J. J. Insley Thursday morning was ono of the saddest that ever occurred in the city. Up on arising in tho morning Mrs. Insley appeared in her usual good health. About 6:30 o'clock she was standing in the kitchen talking to some neighbors when she suddenly reeled and fell heavily to the floor. In a moment convulsions followed and in this condition she remained until 9 o'clock when death relieved her. The cause of her death was the bursting of a blood vessel in tho brain. Owing to the dangerous illness of Mr. Insley he has not yet been appris edof his wife's death, and it is probable her remains will be placed in a vault until his recovery.
Eveline Richardson Insley was born in this city,4'2 years ago and was the daughter of Zepahniah Richardson. She was married to Mr. Insley in 1872 and was a noble and loving wife. She was a devout member of the M. E. church and distinguished for her many charitable and christian acts.
New Tax Levy.
Last Wednesday the County Commissioners and township trustees made the following assessments for the vear 1891: Coal Creek Wayne Waynetown .., Riple Alamo Brown Waveland Scott ......... Union ........ Crawfordsville Madison Sugar Creek. .. Franklin Darlington Walnut New Ross Clark Ladoga .......
8.1.23 0.1 1.23 1.1C .01 1.11 1.51 1.08 1.30 1.07 1.00 1.03 1.03 1.13 1.10 itr, 1.13 1.23
Rev, A. B. Cunningham Chosen. This week Rev. A. R. Cunningham was notified that be had been unanimously choses to till the pulpit the Christian church id Washington. Ind. The charge is one of the best in the state. Mr. Cunningham has accepted the call and will remove his family to that place next week.
Fast Mail Train.
A let ler posted at San Francisco at I p. m. last Friday, was received in this city the Tuesday following, at 1:30 p. m. less than I days. The distance from Crawfordsville to San Francisco is till of 2.1(H) miles, and this certainly indicates great speed in the mail service.
Burned to tlic Ground.
The residence of James Stanley, four miles southeast of Ladoga, together with contents, was totally destroyed by tire at live o'clock Wednesday morning. The tire originated in a defective flue. No insurance.
New York's Next Govwjior. Last Wednesday the Democrats of the Slate of Xcw York nominated Rosxvell P. Flower for Coventor. The nomination was made on tirst ballot amid great enthusiasm
The ladies ol the W R. ('. are going to give a dinner and supper on I he day of the Fanners Institute, which will be the Tuesday before Thanksgiving. Proceeds to go to I he Relief Fund.
I'itrin I'oi- Sail-
In Montgomery county. Indiana: I0." acres, under high state of cultivation good brick house, good barn, good spring water for cattle. Will sell on good, easy terms or exchange for city property. See /ACK MAHORNEV iV SOXS.
Crawfordsville. Ind.
Cat's llesli is much eaten in China.
France has finished a census rier pigeons,
•Iwfci Shoal, of Putnam gia. wears a No. IT shoe.
The lly makes six hundred stroke* a second when in a hurrv.
?ITo has eTideneeof tiriug hundreds and huureds of the worst easos of chronic diseases.
Lyman 1J. Walter, M.D.
President ana Surgaon
Southern Medical Istitute
Louisville Ky.
Will fount Nutt House. Oruwforilsvill". from nt. Thursilny evening. Sept. 2.1 until FriiJay nooti, Sept. 25. Keiurniil^ every month (luring tlio year.
Dr. Wulter has tieen eoimeeted with tle largest hospital." in the country, ami li-is in superior in diagnosing and treattng diseases and deformities. Ho will givefftO for any ease that ho cannot tell tho disoose und where located in live minutes, lie will return every four weeks thu year.
Treats all Curable Moilieal and Surgical Diseases, Cross Eyes straiehtened without Pain. Cancers eured without Knife or Costic, Acute nnd Ohronie Catarrh. Diseases of the Eye, Hat*. Nose, Throat, and I.ungs. Dyspepsia, Hright Diseases, Diatiets, Kidneys. I.iver, Hltuldor. Chronie Keinale and Sexual Diseases.
EPILEPSY ORFITS CURED
A Positive Guarantee.
YOUNG AND MIDDLE ABED MEN.
.Suffering from Spermatorrhea and Impoteuey. •is tho result of self ahuse in youth or excess in mature years and other causes, producing some of the following effects, as emission, blotches, debllitv, nervousness, dizziness, confusion ol ideas, aversion to society, ilefeetivo memory and sexual exhaustion, which unlit the vielim for business or marriage, are permaneutlv cured by remedies not Injurious.
Blood and Skin Diseases
Syphilis and ''oniplieati.iis. as soi throat, falling of hair, pain iti the bones, eruptions, otc.. are perfectly eraili.-ited without using mercury or other injitriousdrugs.
,( o!urrhoeii. Cleet. Strii'ture and all I'rluaryand Kidney Troubles are speedily en red i'T treatment that has never failed. lie undertakes no incurably .eases, but cures thousands given up todie.
Remember the Date.
Keineintier hi' date and come early, as ni^ rooms are always crowded wherever he stops. CONSULTATION l''l KK.
Currespondeiiee solieted. and confidential. .Nddvess.
SOUTHERN MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
V/, "No. ^011 Fifth Street, ... Louisville, Ky. il..t.-i.
Opposite 1'il'th Avi
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Physicians Wouldn't Cure Him. Sedamsville,
Hamilton Co., ()... June,
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nervous debility. W. IfUEN N IjOwi'Xb. Ohio, July 8, ISP11I had epileptic fits for about four years, t^e every weok, when liev. J. Kampuioyor recoinmendod Pastor Koenig'B Norye Tonic swic" using it have had nono. It in Tne boat oplleptic racdicine I havo evor used, and. I have und many. ADAM CKAMEli.
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•with falling sicknoss, was cured by using tor Koenig's Norve Tonlo. For two years rtt=' he has not had n, Binglo attack. Therefore, accept the heartfelt thanks of a grateful lanjer-
JOHN B. MOL&.
A ValHnblo IJook on Diseases sent tree to an atl re anil poor pritieut* ran this uieUiciiie free of dmr .c.
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