Pike County Democrat, Volume 12, Number 45, Petersburg, Pike County, 24 March 1882 — Page 3

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v». a* u v.i n, vn>i General Passenger Agent. IYANSTILLIS A TKKKE 11 AC I E K. K. Tim Card la tftci Ottrabtr 18,1881. •oiks kokth TfoTT TTSTT Ho. I STATIONS. L’v* Evansville... * Ft. Branch ... “ Prtnceten... “ Vincennes.... * JnlUvsn. Arr. Terre Haute.. “ Indianapolis. “ Cincinnati. « Louisville... ** 6t. Louis. “ Danville..... * Chicago. 45 pm 49 p m 48 p m £?£ 00 p m *0 a nt 00 a tit S3 a nt loan Warn 15 am 10 00 a m 10 41 a m 10 98 a m 11 81 a m 1 00 pm 2 00 p TO 4 30 pm ISO pm 5 SO p m 6 no p id 8 80 p ID I It am 8 56 am 110am 8 OS am 901am 10 04 a ID COINS SOOTH. " arsnAxa. ifory TTSTT TfoTS L’vsChloaro. “ Danville-. 1 “ 84. Louis.J 7 ** Louisville_ 8 * Cincinnati. “ Indianapolis.. “ Terre Haute.. Arr.SuUivan. “ Yinoennea.i “ Princeton. “ Ft. Branch ... * Evansville. 00 pm 05 a m 00 p m 30 p m 45 pm 00 pm 40 a m Si am 41 am 85 a m 58 am 40 a m 115 am 8 00 atn 8 PI am 7 60 a m 7 00 a ro 10 40 a m 11 38 a m 1 40 pm 2 81 p m 2 48 p in 3 80 pm 12 10 p m 2 SO p m 3 41 pm 4 89 p m 5 53 pm 6 11 p m 7 00 ji m Trains 1 and 6 run daily With through parlor par between Evadsrllle and Indianapolis. ITaluel and 4 run daily with Woodruff’s elegant sleepers between Evansville and Chicago. Trains 2 and 5 dally exceptaunday. Trains connect at Ft. Branch for Owcnsville and Cvnthlana. G. J. CRAMMER, C. J. Hire ran, Gen. Paas. Agt. G'enl Supt. , JeffenonTlll* Madison A Indianapolis C ull road. No 1 No. 3 No. $ Leaves Louisville..8:28 am 2:10 pm 7:05 pm Leaves New Albany... 8:06-am 1:00 pm 8:00 pm Leaves Jeffersonville.. 8:35 am 2:2ft pm 7:18 pm Arrives at Seymour.10:36 am 4:02pm 8:51 pm n folnmbio ...11:05 am 4:40 pm 9:28 pm Madison.........8:83 pm... _ Shelby viKe...i AS pm ....... Rushvilie..6:40 nm.. Cambridge City_....7:40 pm.A. Franklin.-.11:14am 8:29pm 9:02pm Indianapolis.l2:25 am 6:20 pm 10:30pm Kokomo'.. 3:04pm.1:3ftam •* Logaueport. 4:20 pm...3:30 am * Chicago—8:30 pm.7:30 am “ Lafayette... 2:30 pm.1:45 am M Kankakee.. 5:20 pm.-4:20am * Terrellaute 2:45pm...:........... 1:25am “ St.Louis.8:15 pm.8:00 am ** Clevclaad... 7:10 am 2:45pm “ Buffalo......... 1:43 pm 8:30 pm * New York. 6:43 am 10:30pm RETURNING. . Leaves Indianapolis. 3 A am 7:10 pm 6:20 am Arrive Jeffersonville.. 6:55 am 11:05 am 10:20 pm Arrive New Albany.... 7:45 am 11:50 am 11:05 pm „ Arrive Louisville. 7:05 am 11:15 am 10:30 pm Train leaving Louisville at 7:05 p.m. has Pnlman Palace Sleeping-Cars to St. Louis and Chicago without change TD-AILY. Train leaving at; 8 :'l5a.m has Reclining Chair Car to Chicago daily except Sunday. The 2:10 p.m. train makes direct connection lor ALL points East. «. J®“Try the “OLD RELIABLE." ’ H. R. DERING, Gen. Pass. A Ticket Agt., Louisville, Kv.

LOCAL BUSINESS MENm 1 0 UR LATEST ARRIVALS Peaoh Preserve*, Plum Preserves, Currant Jelly in bulk, Mince Meat, Apple Batter, Cranberries, Boneless Codfish,. Pickles in balk. Self-raising Buckwheat Flour, Lemons, Oranges, 10 lbs Sugar for $1.00. See our low prices on Coffee next week. EISERT ft SON. IMPORT ANT to cash buyers.—Osh buyers, who do not ask credit, but want to pay for what they get, will remember that P. C. H ammond & Son have ever offered extra inducements to that class of customers, and will continue to do so this coming year. Our motto is good: “Quick sales and small profits." »*rThe highest price paid for marketing,—Feathers, Butter. Eggs. etc. P. C. Hammond ft Son. a n iveirnicEM emt». COUNTY OFFICES. Kditob Democrat:—Please announce the name of Hikrt J. Wide*. of Patoka township, a* a candidate for Clerk of the Pike Circuit Court, subject to the decision of the Democratic Nominating Convention. * LOCAL MATTERS. Fishing has commenced. The river is on a “high” again. Farmers are preparing to plow for corn. _ Our sick people are all rapidly rcco vering._ The poor asy lum cout&ius.at present, thirty-four inmates. • Wheat, in this county, still presents a promising appeairance. Cooking Stoves of all kinds, cheap at ' Shawhan ft Boon shot’s.

Straw bats and greens made their first appearance in this place on Monday. ___ Transactions in real estate are becoming more lively since the Spring began. ^__ • The day for sassafras tea has followed the ground-hog into the unknown. __ The public tchools ol the town Will close on Saturday, the 22ud day of April._ New Couuciimeu are to be elected In May, from the First, Fourth, and Fifth Wards._ White river is no w out in the bottoms for the fourth time since the first of December._ Since the river has come out in the low bottom*, wild ducks have become plentiful again,_ The peach crop is yet sate, but the Lord only knows how long we can make this claim. The Nationals of this township will not put a ticket in the field for the April election^ Two weeke from to-day will be Good Friday, and the Sunday following will be Easter. - ▲ Band of gipsies makiog their way towards the Occident paeeed through town on Monday. More people were in town on last I Saturday than have been here any one tiny sloes the Ini t campaign.

W. P. Wallace, of New Harmony, hM accepted a situation in tiiehaid* ware store of Blllmeyer ft Young'. The Dbmockat is glad to iiimonmce, to an interested public that, it in enjoying a splendid run or business. Get our priees on coffee, sugar, and molasses. We duplicate Vincennes prices. __Fiskrt ft Son. Wednesdav, was one of the most disagreeable days, in the way of blow and bluster, we have had this season. Petersburg has mure local social, benevolent, and business organizations than any other town ot its size iu(the S'ate. __ James L Keith, became the father of a nine pound girl on Wednesday evening. As a result, he is very much elated. _, ~ One week from next Monday the April election will set at rest the hopes and aspirations of a good many township patriots. Hysteria, nervoua excitability, wasting of the muscles, impurity of the bl«od, quickly relieved by using Brown’s Iron Biiters. ; The setui annual equinoctial storm, which usually prevails in this latitude, commenced on last Friday, and lasted until Tuesday morning. Glass and Queens ware, Ilia largest stock in the county and the lowest prices. Call and see lor votirsellf. _EibkutJb Son. Mrs. Texas Howard. 01 Topeka, Kansas, sister of our feilow-townstnau P. 8. Withers, Esq., is visiting her relatives and friends tn this place, Lemour 30 cents per dozen, at _Coonbodb. Bpy the Oliver Chilled Plow. * It does the best wof k, and has the Lightest drop. Every Plow ia warranted. For aale by Siiawhan ft Boonshot. We want butter and eggs for our retail trade. We pay the Highest price in oash or ttade. Bring . all your marketing to our store. Etszirr a Son' The township trustees of the countyare now engaged in taking the enumeration of the school children between the ages of six and twiuty-ouo years. __' Tuesday was a day radiant with beauty and loveliness. Under the blue of fairer than Italian skies the world seemed a crystal vase brimful of rosy wine._L Rev. W. U. Grim, Presiding Elder for this district of the M. IS. Church, accompanied by Rev. B. F. Carter paid the Democrat office t visit on Tuesday afternoon._ Rev. M. L. Mil lord Pastor of the Presbyterian Church, will preach on the subject of “Infaut Salvation” on next Sunday morning, The public generally are invited.

The hall-way and stairs, loading to the Citizens State Bank, has recently been repainted, and the bank room itself, made bright and attractive by new paper and fresh paint, / --- \ The father of Mr. Simon Levy, Mrs. Mobos Frank, Mrs. Gnstoff Frank and Miss Nettie Levy died at hi« home in the German Empire and was buried ^>n the 2d day of this month. ^ The ownership of tho Monitor Mills changed hands on Monday,' T. J. Mount eelling his interest to S. It Snyder. The new firm name will hereafter read Sebren & Snyder. On Thursday morning, (jus Frank shipped, from this place, 22,000 lbs. ol wool to tbe Eastern market. This is the largest shipment of wool over made at one time Iron) this point. Our mails resumed their irregularities this week again. Life would lo«e its interest to ns if we received mail matter every day in the week. It would be too Intensly monotonous. The Casaday Sulky Flow, pulls one horse lighter than any other Sulky, and is guaranteed to do better work in all kinds of soil. For salt) by Shawhax & Boonsmo-r. Among the little items ot personal comfort and economy are Ayer’s Jt*il|. They are the ready remedy which defeat many disorders, if taken in season, and should be kept in every family. The anuual town electkiii occurs on the first Monday in May. As yet, we have not heard any names men tioned in connection with the municipal offices, and it is likely they will Jfo begging. , _ * Tbe patriotic citizen; anxious to serve his follow men in the capacity of a county officer, should step to the front, and announce his name in these columns. Now is the accepted time; now is the day of salvation.

There will be a total eclipse of the sun ou May 17th, but, as it is only visible in Asia, and the upper larger part of Africa, we do not calculate that many of our readers will remember the event ten years hence. ' The funeral of Alviu T. Withers, who died in Evansville, on Sunday morning, took place at the Withers graveyard on Tuesday , afternoon. Quite a number of oar^iitizcns attended the interment of the remains, y The Town Board is enforcing thd ordinance requiring new sidle walks in different parts of town, and us a con* sequence, these much needed improvements are being laid down wherever they are likely to do the most good._, The various lodges of Odd Fellows in this county, will unite in a general celebration of the anniversary cJ the foundation of the order in the United States, on the 26ih of April. The place for the celebration has not been •elected yet, bat It will be done at an early day. _ Queen Elizabeth, of England, commonly known as “Good Queen Hess.’* died two hundred and itevonty-nlne years ago to-day. N. B. We got ihls item from an almanac, and have no doubt but whet it ie true, which is more than can be said of several items in this column.

-—'rAlvin T. Wither*, of Evansville brother of P. 8. Withers, E-q, ot this place, died on Sunday tnoruiug alter a short illuess. lie leaves a wife aud two children on the shores of time,* The deceased was well known here, and his death will be rad news to many friends. The Democracy ot Clay township, on last Saturday, put the following exc< 1 e t ticket in the field to be voted for at the April election : Trustee.—Ja*. F. Kinie. * Assessor.—E. H. Reedy. Road Supt.—J. T. Catt. " Justice of Peace—James Grubb. Constable.—James Thomas. The quarterly meeting of the M. K. Church here, on last Saturday and Sunday, wa« an interesting occasion to the members of that denomination The Presiding Elder, Rev. \V. H Grim, preached a power tut and eloquent sermon on Sunday, and the exercises throughout were impressive and solemn -~~ On Miiuday-evening, during the wind and rain storm which then pre vailed, tho stable on the premises oc cupied by T. K. Fleming and E. PRichardson, on Main street, blew down. Fortunately the stable was unoccupied at the time, and no damage beyond the destruction ot the property was sustained In the railroad suit now on trial in Evansville concerning the Indianapo lie & Evan-ville Straight-Line road. Col. ft G- llel^y has thus far come out ahead of his enemies, and the probabilities are. that, lie will ulti mately triumph. The sympathies of this community are with tho plucky Colonel by a large majority. A teniperauce organization under the name of the “Local Council” was effected here on last Saturday night, by Mrs. Kate L Nolan. The follow ing are the names of the officers elected tor the ensuing year: President—Rev 11. F. Carter, Vine President—M. C. Traylor, Secretary—SI iss Sallie l islow. Treasurer—Miss Jennie Byers. Mrs. Kale Nolan, a leinperance missionary of considerable ability lectured on the subject of prohibition in the M.E. Church hero on last Friday night, and at the C P. Chinch on Saturday night. Her meetings wer>well attended, and it is io be hoped that she did some good here. She I* filling a series of engagements in different parts of the county, which will occupy her time for the nex three weeks. Rev. M. P. Remington, Ithaca, N Y., writes: “From too close application to my calling, my health underwent a severe strain-. I felt a weak ness in every part of my body. My digestion especially failed me, and my nerves became all unstrung. Recreation did/not do ute proper benefit. Finally, on the recommendation of a brother minister, 1 tried Brown’s Iron Bitters. It has made me feel better and stronger than I ever belote felt since I wa« a voting man.” _

Everyday wo reevive^eitera from subscribers which arc full of praise of the Democrat, and its course on public questions. We have only room enough for extracts from two Ipttere this week; W D. Ferguson, writing front ; Boouville, asking us N> change the [address of his paper, says: “I like the Democrat’s course on the tariff ques don and wish it'success.” J R. Scott, M. D of Edgar wood. Ills , in a letter containing a renewal of his subscription pays us the follow ing tribute: “lain well pleased with vour paper, especially pnliticallv Don’t let the Republicans beat you in the next election ” The Democrat recently departed from established practice, and sent a notice of indebtedness to its delinquent subscribers throughout the country. We have about fifteen hundred dollars on our. books ranging in amount from $1 50 to $7.00 whichwhiles small matter to each individ uat, is a considerable sum to ns. It those, who receive our notice, cannot pay the whole amount they owe. we will accept it as a favor if they will call at tho office and pay what ever they are able to. This will re jlieve ns from financial strain, and enable us to promptly meet current expenses. Some one told us the other day that a lady, of whom we had aright to expect better things, reported to the Prohibition missionary, who recently lectured here, that, the editor ®f the Democrat was a member of the Temperance Alliance, and as such was in the habit of frequently violating the obligations of the order. We cannot stop in our onward career to “hail every lie” that may be circulate^ concerning us “to the counter,’.’ but we pause long enough to nail these two, and to make this promise to tho lady that, if she will see that the demon of intemperance does net get away with her own family, the editor of the Democrat willaiee to it that he is one of the liveliest angels on the Evergreen shore when she bolds her family reunion there.

Tho Republican Central Committee of Pike county was reorganized on last Saturday afternoon, at a meeting held in Schafer’s Opera House Good let Uorgan was elected Chairman of the new Committee, E. H. Harrell, Secretary, and James Shawhan Treas nrer. The members, who will serve for the ennninir year are a* follows: Jefferson Tp. Prccioct No. 1 John Crow. “ •' “ “ JO. B. Steen Washington' Madison Clay Patoka 1 A. II. George. 2 .1. W. Wilson. SID. Selby 1 Elijah Gladish. 1 Sam. el Nash. 1 Jesse Hoover. 1 Alonzo Martin. 1 George Burch. 1 Newton Carton. 2 Jos. L. Coleman i Lc* S'**11181 Win. Carr. 1 Dr. C. .1. Agee. 2 JustusMillet, jr 1 Thos. J. J. Cook 2 Albert Demottc. Monroe « « Logan JJ “ Look hart “ “ Marion “ “ The Committee adjourned to meet in the town of Petersburg on the third Saturday in May, et which time, dele* gates to the various couventlnns will be appointed, and a date fixed for bolding the county nomiuating£cou> Tendon.

PERSONAL POINTS. Lafayette Traylor. Esq . one of the Democrat’s warmest friends‘"called on Monday. C. 15. Montgomery left for Evans ville on Thursday morning Jo look alter the affairs of the Straight Line Railroad. Mies Lyda Knight is having her Millinery store repapered and repainted, preparatory to teceivitig her spring trade. J. W. McCarty, the head and'front of the ‘‘Cheap John” store, is in Cin einnaii this week buying bis spring stock of fi'bods. J. N. Whitman. Democratic band! r date lor Trustee, of Patoka township, was in town on Monday and called at these head quarters. The Misses French, of Pi^oka, sc complished and fascinating young ladies, are visiting the family of Dr. A. Leslie on Locust street. Misses Edith Crawford, and Agnes Bingham, two beautiful and bewitching belles of Patoka, are visiting Mrs. J. H Miller on Poplar street. I. M. Gladish, trustee of Madison township visited the editorial rooms ol the leading newspaper of Pike County on Tuesday aiternoon. Gnstoff Frank started for the East on Thursday morning for the purpose of buying the largest stock of .drygoods ever brought to this market. Mrs. F. M. Banks, and Miss Sallie Tislow. two of Petersburg’s best and moat worthy ladies, called on the Okm ocrat force on Thursday afternoon A J. Maloit who went to Florida at the beginning of winter, returned home on last Thursday night, mneh pleased wiith the Sonny South lands Ed. R. King, who has been spending the winter in Florida, returned home on last Thursday night, much improved in health from his aejourn in the land of flowers. Mrs. J. G. Evans, and Mrs. Moses Frank, two of onr moat accomplished mid prominent ladies, honored the Democrat office with a pleasant call on last Thursday afternoon. Jacob Dinkelspeil, father of our feUow-cttijteiv M. Dinkelspeil. Esq., spent Friday night in town. He rep resents the great importing house of Mahalswlch, Fletcher & Co., of Cin einnaii G. J. Nichols, who is attending the State Normal School at Terre Haute, was at home oh n fl.ing vi-it last week. He favored the great religions and political newspaper of Pike county with a call on’ Saturday after noon. J \V Glndl-h, editor of tha Press, we are glad to say, is able to be out again and attending to business. Our contemporary has had a long Struggle with disease and it gives us pleasure to announce that he hascome of, conqueror. It’s a hard mailer tor sickness to get a newspaper man down, but if it does he won’t stay down.

COUNT IIDUSK OJLLIXas. .fudge Wolborn spent Sunday with his family in Piinpeton, Circuit Court began 3t* third week session on Monday afternoon. The grand Jury adjourned on Sat urday afternoon after a two week’s session. The present term of Circuit Court will expire by limitation of law, one 'weefc (root to-morrow. The poll books and tally sheets for the April election are being sent out to the different townships, by the county Auditor. The grand jury found twenty-eight indictments during their two week’sitting All the crimes in the catalogue were represented. The rush of tux payers towards the Treasurer’s otli te, to ' liquidate the April installment of taxes, may now be said to be fairly ‘‘on.” The prospective, candidate for a county office, it may be said, haunts the chamber* ot the temple of Justice since Circuit Court began. The j til now contains thirteen in mates, and the probabilities arc that before this Item meets the public yy the number will bo increased. The Board of Commi-siouers dtiring theis last session paid out the sutu 01 |seventy eight dollars for fox scalps. This thing is getting too expensive. More allowanees were tnade by the Board of Commissioners during then march session than have boon made at any oue session lor several years The following marriage licensehave been issued since our last report • Green B. Landretli to Rebecca J. Tovebaugh. Rosa Catt to Rosa Decker. John L. Alexander to Mary E. Whitehead. James Upton to Sarah Hartley. Samuel Miller to Margcry'J. Borders. John N. Manahau to Mary E. Lemasters,

What a Prominent farmer or Gibson County Thinks of the Champion Coni Hinder. This is to certify that II bought ot Rigs & Turnage. ot Princeton, Inti., » Champion Cord Binder, ami liudthat it works to jierieciion. I via one hundred and ten acres of wh* at with one team in six and a half days and had no breakage at all. Sonin of iu\ wheat was brdly tangled and straw broken, but it cleaned it all up well and also cut ctver stalk ground tha* was very rough, doing good work* Toe binder works well and never breaks twine,and wilt hind as tight as 1 waul it. The Champion is of the best material and very at tong I am well satisfied with ntv machine anti heartily recommend it to all. Andrew R. Stormont For sale bv Iki1 field .& Palmer, Main street, Petersburg. Indiana. 17 -2w. Joe Patterson, Agf. A Word to Mothers. Mothers should remember It is a mo-t important duty at ibis season to look niter the health of their families and cleanse the malaria and impurities trout Their systems, and that nothing will, tone up the g'Qtnach and liver, regulate the bowels and purifv the blood so perfectly as Parker’s Ginger Tonic, advertised in our columns. See cdbcr column.—Post. * Always Refreshing. A delicious odor Is imparled by Flnreston Cologne, which Is always refreshing, no matter how freely used.

COMMISSIONERS* ALLOWANCES. Li*l of allowance* made by the Board of Cominiasioner* of Pike County. SPEHUA1 JANUARY TERM. expense bridges. Samuel B. Wellman.... saint) J. J. Bowman ...„ Joseph Ferguson.....* George Fettinger. ... $20 00 .._ 10 00 .21 00 17 50 . 10 50 SPECIAL. FEBRUARY TERM. EXPENSE BRIDGES, Samuel Riddle..... m so Jas. A. Shepard.... 9 25 Richard K, Lunsford. "1""' y oj Robert Detention...... 1 59 A. B. Farmer...,..1 1 50 t rank Roes..../......I 50 60 •Joseph Fergusou. 14 00 J. R. Bon man........ . 2 00 SPECIFIC. W. P. KnSght, printing.....77-50 J. it. Mitchell, specific. " IS 6) Mount A Scebrben, poor... 3 94 W. S. Mitchell, expeuse ..1....””$ 4 00 REGULAR MARCH TERM. XXPENSE poor. Alex Whaley......... , Win. Frederick.—A.—_ Mary B. Moore. ■: _ . A. W. Thompson... A. M. Carter. -.6 00 18 00 Murphy A Whitman.......... IS. 31. Taylor........... I Chas. .... | B. F. Adams.... j J. .N, Whitman.... David Haskins....... F. H. Potter.... Jottcph Colgate..... Joseph C*fru, Jr.... iieury Rixey........ Henry Meyer........ Moses Fra 11k...m...e.. F. Hr. Pother A Bro........ Thomas F rguaou..... same. ........ 1. M. .Johnson.„... 8 25 26 00 6 i*0 4 50 77 45 6 00 10 00 10 00 102 60 10 00 6 QJ 1 00 2 50 It 50 6 0J 33 00 103 32 12 50 12 tQ Gufitoff trank...... S. P. Flunk...-. Lemuel Richardson.. Dr. t W. Basinger. Porter A Steen.—.. W. F. Brock.... 19 oo S. P. Frank.. 4 00 S.T. Bartiums... 6 00 4 50 30 2} 10 25 8 0 10 50 A. ii. Ueorge.. same 0. E. Montgomery. R. M. Ceaig.. Ira HrirsLl.J. H. Armstrong.John Skinner, Sr., t0 £2 00 62 80 9J 2 75 60 05 9 0J J. L. Ross.... 4 ©j j 3 0) j 12 00 ! 47 05 1 13 80 ! 7 60 18 00, W 75 i 24 00 ; 20 25 4: John Darkness.... fl.'S. Phelps... J. A. Shepard A Co.-.-.... Viuceu t > irauce.....-....... s&mci ..-... name . Johnson & Lee... O. A. Kelsey.;»...— P. C Ilanunoud A son.—... Frank Kime....--.v...-W. C. Beetles.......... 10 50 W. P. Horubrook.... 6 *5 D. H. Daniels..... 17 50 W.J. Bethell... 12 50 J B. Duncan... 18 75 J. W. Coleman.... 10 00 David DeXar...... 24 75 Bvron ftrejuton.......« 11 00 \Vm. Hawthorn..—.-._ 2 5) Berry Beadles.*.- 4 87 Kisert & Finney.. ... 12 c2 S. W. Taylor..... .. 4 50 Kisert A *Sbu.... 151 60 Gustoff Frilhk.....7..... 22 70 TAX REFUNDED. Alex Leslie........—.$18 19 Orlando Siple......... 21 24 Mortz Reisenbeck.... 94 95 P. S. Withers... 4 74 Thoa. W Ilurst.—.. 2 CO W. J. Dove..—.. 2 00

KXPK.VSK ROADS. A. II. George.... Samuel Cham ness..... K. G. Carlisle........... A. H. Aleftauder....... U. D. Marti a:... Samuel Cato....... W. H. Tevault.... .1 oau Put k worth.... J. A Shepard... R. K. UttftoPt... Jackson Ferguson... J.N. Carton....... Bi 11 mover Jt \oung. Hoary ’Sturgeon........ A. 11. Alexander..... Jasper Willie..•. H.t; Bren ton ..... Richard Selhy.;.. Jesse Woolly.. Isaac Arnold*..... L. B. Cook..... W. II. Rohlihg... Colu minis Burk hart..... John Rumble... John M. White.'v * Josiah Smith.... T. J. Scales!... Samuel Stuckey.... A. H. Georjre.f...' EXPENSIS Bill DOSS. Jasper X. Kihmao.. ... Wni. Flint.....;. James Ashcraft....* Ja<*per N. Klnnian.. Jacob Riddle. Harrison Rickets. John Fergu&on. R. B. Fleeueir.. J. N. Shepard A Co..... A. F. Roe....;.... KUiah ReedT..Z Caleb Wade.i... A. C. Anderson. J. X. Whitman.. Henry Myers.. Martin A’Co;. A. J. Simpson. F. H. Potker.1*“*; Joseph Whif clock.... Zaohariah Tate...... Jus. R. Fletcher.. Gustoff Irank... Matthew McMarray... Tislow A Akerige... David Corn....• ,. ■ J. A. Klotz ."""" George Hus;lies. W.Miller . J. J. Bowman.. Columbus Pipes. Clinton Am mi.4.MM Erastus Flint ....... W. P. Anios . T. S- Chappell.. James Ashcraft. Wayne McCormick..... Robt. Craig...... John Mouser.&. Thomas Nelson.... G orge Oral!. Win. Davenport.... Harvey Arnold. A H. George..... C L. For«lvce... Kobt. Me Murrav... e. f. uoe..;...... ..... --f 3 00 - 3 00 - roo .- 25 2.5 -... 1 50 —3 75 1 50 ......... 40 4 50 ......... 2 50 - 2 25 514 .. 6 00 ....— 25 -- 1 50 . 1 50 .. 1 50 .......a. 1 50 .. 3 75 ......... 25 ......... 1 5) .. 3 00 .- 1 2) . 25 . 3 0> ......... 2d 45 .. 10 00 ......... 5 00 ..m si ........ 7 01 . 10 00 . 4 m _...... 7 00 .. 4 00 ..30 UQ .......... 9 00 ......... 9 10 . 2 75 .20 tO .. 9 25 . 5 -00 . 2 88 .. 4 t*0 ....._37 00 .. 6 65 . 9 0) . 3 50 . 5 00 . 19 50 .. 19 20 .... 5 iiO ... 2 50 . Id 00 ...._ 6 00 . 3 00 _... 8 00 ......... 18 50 .17 0* .. 24 50 . 17 95 . 25 00 ........ . 2 2> _..... 3 00 .. 5 00 .... 2 00 . 2 >5 . 3 75 . 3 75 ......... 3 7* . 2 15 .. 33 75 .. 4 OO . Id 50 .. 2> 5• .. 10 v0 FOX SCALPS.

A. IS. Room son...... 2 CO lames Hjjp?....Z*.7..r. ... IS &0 W. C. Snv<ler.. 10 00 Zacharian Tate... 10 00 Vinesnt Willi#.... 10 $0 Samuel Nelson Sr..,. g 00 A. L Masters... 10 00 Elias Malott. 4 o» John Th*lo\v..i...4 00. Wm. Johuson.l. q oo Win. Akerige... 2 0i U. If. Colvm.i......... 8 00 Znchariah Tate ... 2 00 Henry Bearing-.....Ik....... 4 00 INSANE. J. 'V Fieener,..................... IS 00 isaar Sullivan.. 15 00 Mortz Reisenhcrk.. IS 00 E!izal>fctli Waifd.. 25 $3 PUBLIC BUILDINGS. Billmever a Young............ is 35 P. s. Withers.!........... 2 00 J. B. Iiendrscht). 41 75 T. J. Spates. 4 00 EXPENSE PRISONEKS. Mo^es Frank ... A_f..... 2 00 Guatoflf Frank..;..... 9 90 Kincr«!t Snvderl..... 4 40 Eisert tfc Pinney.. 7 50 Mary Hisgen........... 40 T. J. Scales...... 39 40 T. J. Seales -..?.... 84 40 stationary And printing. W. P. Knight-i.M....... 71 80 same | ....89 GO Indianapolis Sentinel Co...it.208 22 POOH ASYLUM. Uustoff Frank...!..-....A.;..i. 32 28 shawhan lioonshol:„.....n so Chas. Fettinger.......;GSS 03 Eisert & Piuney.. .... 20 00 COUNTY OFFICERS. Frauk Bilderbaek...488 5G Mareellus Gray-...........10» 00 P. W. Chappell....200 90 r. J Scales-...:..........214 so same ....-... 17 00 J. J. Bowman...31 50 Joseph Fergfls 11...31 50 los. C. Ridge.-.-.-.31 50 SPECIFIC. Frank Bilderbaek.....Johnson A Lee............ las. It. Mitchell........ D. C* Ashby-.... VVm.M. Yansickle.. 7 50 40 4 0) 75 00 5 75 COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT. L. W. Stewart......18 00 l Win. M. Yansickle........172 CO I L. W. Stewart... 10 00 1 ELECTION. I W. P. Knight...... 14 00 FUEL. D. E; Montgomery... 90 00 « JURY. r. J. Scales.., ......... 17 00 Slop And Consider. / 1 Are you troubled with a weakness In any part of the body? (lave you weak lungs or is your heart’s action enfeebled and irregular? Are \6u Buffering from ill-health, caused by a weakness ot the urinary or digestive organs? Rena her Brown’s Iron Bitters will cure you aud fully restore both mind and body to tbeir normal con £ition. It quickly strengthens the parts affected.

^orreepondence of the Chicago Tiroes. I be World’s Epileptic insiilnle. While passing through St. Joseph. Mo., and laving heard a great deal about the World's Epleptic Institute located here. I concluded to pay die celebrated institution a short Walt. We were net by Dr. Richmond, the proprietor, who has mined a reputation as broad as the land. He U i rather small, yet prepossessing man of very I (Table and gentlemanly manners. He gave us , i hearty welcome, and took great pains in showlisg ua through his palatial and mammoth institution. It isa five story building. 210x180 feet, with basement, and contains oyer three hundred rooms, and can accommodate five hundred patients, and each and every room is furnished in the most elegant and lavish manner. But we; trill begin at the office, which is a large room ; turuished with rosewood furniture throughout. 1 n the oflloo are thousands of photographs of those who have beeu benefited by the Nervine. The wails are elegantly papered, and are pro. S fusely decorated with rich and costly pictures,; relieved here and there by busts in stone aud' bronze of eminent men of this and other court-! tries. Iu connection wi|h the Institute isa mammoth prill ting house and bindery, occupying six or seven large rooms, and a score of presses are i kept runuing night and day turning put work for the doctor. The office is one of the finest and most complete in the west, and he has the rooms decorated. carpeted and trimmed up with as much care and luxury as is his own private of- j flee. On the first floor of this mammoth building ! is the doctor's private office, the printing depart-1 mi nt.- bindery tank room, packing, bottling and consultation rooms, barbershop, drugstore, etc., all of which are fitted up regardless of expense. The second floor has the hotel office, dining billiard and cooking rooius.many guests chambers and several parlors. The third and fourth Boors are all rooms, all of which are furnished with Brussells carpets(and the finest furniture. The billiard room has six tables, all of which are free to the guests of the house and their friends The bath room is large and neat, and is also free to guests. The entire building xs surrounded on the east aud south by an elegant five acre park, in which are loyely trees, beds of rich and rare plants, grave! walks aud drives, delicious arbors, and a most beautiful summer house. There are also a number of fountams that add wonderfully to the beauty of the park, which is truly one of the most lovely ami attractive in the western country, aud the Institute has no equal for luxury and comfort iu the world. Everything is perfection, and the visitor is at'once charmed with the entire place and its surroundings An idea of the immensity of the doctor's business may Ws given when we say that on the day we visited the Institute he showed us to his express room, and we saw tiie expressman take goods labeled to the following places, to say no dung of hundreds of orders from all quarters of America; Lyons, France; lieneva, Switzerland; Madrid, Spain; Brussels, Belgium; Cape Town, Africa; Shanghai, China; Yokohama, Japan; Bombay, India; Melbourne, Australia. The doctor employs hundreds of men and women in his Institute iu the several branches, aside from the imgeuse force required to eoudvict thejhotel. It is worth a visit, and Dr. Richmond extends to all a cordial invitation to come and see him. He and his wonderful medical di covery have given to St. Joseph a good name all over the habitable globe.

Mi MK.HOKIA.U. Hall op Evening htar Lodge, No.20J.I Daughters op HebEkah, I. O. Oi E. > Petersburg, fud. March 9, 18S21 Whereas, The hand of Divine Providence has removed from our midst our late sister, Jane Harrell, and iu view of the loss we have sue-: taiued by her death, and of the stiil heavier loss sustained by those who were nearest and dearest to her; therefore be it tftsofved. That, in-the death of sister Harrell, this Lodes lauteuts the loss df a sister who was ever ready to proffer the hand of aid. and the voice Of sympathy to the needy and distressed. Resolved. That it is but a Just tribute to the memory or the departed to say that, iu regretting her removal from our midst, we mourn for one who was, in every way, worthy of our respect and regard. ResalaJ, That while we deeply® svmpathtao with those who were bound to our departed sister by the nearest and dearest ties, we share with them the hope of a reunion iu that better wcsr!d,*where there are no partings, and bliss ineffable forbids a tear. Resolved, That these resolutions be spread apon the records of the Lodge, and a copy thereof he transmitted to the family of our deceased sister, and to each of theuewspapers of the county. Ella S. Knuiut. Cora Selby, Laura Withers, LYda Hamho.ni), i Committee.

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS, Executor’s Notice. IWT OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned i 11 has beeo-apnoiuted exec at or of the last will ami testameut or George Eel tinker, la*s of Tike Conn tv. Ind., deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. CHARLES FETTINGER, March 24,1882-3\v. Executor. " Notice of Administration. Notice ia hereby given, that the undersigned h*a beeu appointed bv the Cler* of the Circuit Court of Pike County, State ot I uliana. administrate* ol Uio estate ot Matthew Thompson, l.te of Pika county, Indiana, deceased. Soi . estate is supposed t«> be solventO. P. DeBRULER. March. 10,1882-3*. AdiumisUator. Administrator's Sale of Personal Property. \ OTICE IS HEREBY GIVES THAT THE undersigned Administrator of the estate of I Matthew Thompson, late of Pike countv. dbeeas- I ed. will offer for sale at mtblie auction at the lute residence of the dcoeasai), in Patoka township, Pike county, Indiana, ou SA I Ulkl>A Y. MAKCII 23. 1882. ! All the personal property of*said estate, not takteu by the widow, consisting of Cattle, ••sheep, ! Ilogs, Farming Implements and Household Fur- ! uifcnre. Tkr!H8.—Sums of three dollars and under cash; over three dollars, a credit of 9 months will be given, the purchaser giving his note with .approved surety, without relief, and bearing 6 per cent, interest from date. O. P. DeBKULKR. March 10. 18$2-Sw. - Administrator. Indiana State Board of Health. SPECIAL RULES^—VACCINATION. No l. After •January 1st, 1882, no person, until ! after they have been successfull> vaccinated, f shall be admitted in!to any public ‘or private ! school or institution of learning within this State I either in the capacity of teacher or pupil, and all persons admitted therein shall present to the principal thereof the certificate of a reputable physician as to the fact of their being successfully vaccinated. “No. 2. It shall be the duty of all unvaccinated persons within this State to be successfully vaccinated within sixty days from January 1-t, 1SS2. And all uu vaccinated persous coming Into this State shall Ik* iNMjuirod to lx* vaccinated within sixtv days after coming into the State. No. 3. All children boru N within this State shall be successfully vaccinate*! within twelve months after birth. All vaccination shall be with reliable bovine virus. No. 4. Township Trustees, School Boards or similar officers, are to report to their several Local Boards of Health, the names and residences of any persons under their supervision who refuse or neglect to obey the rules as promulgated by Boards of Health, but are not to prosecute. All persous and corporations are to obey the rules of Health Boards, but such Boards are the organizations that eau euforce such rules ! or conduct prosecutions.

Ike Following Order Hus Heon Issui d I)) the i‘ik<- I'oiimj Uoord of liU-aklt. No. l. On and after thirty days from this 'late. March 10, IS 2, no person, until after tf«*y have been successfully vaccinated, shall be admitted into any public or private school or institution of learning within this county, either iu the capacity of teacher or pupil, and all person* admitted therein shall present to the principal thereof the certificate of a reputable physician as to the fact of their.’’being successfully y»c- | ciliated. No. 2 Physicians shall certify to successful ‘ vacduation upon blank forms, (Physicians’t er- | titivates,) tssited bv order of C ounty Health Offi* i eer. After receiving the Certificate, the pupil I shall hand it to the teacher, who will record iu a j book furnished by the School Hoard the name of | the child presenting such certificate, the date of i such, and name of the physician certifying. After a sufficient n uni tier of said certificates have been collected, the teacher will hand them to the township trustee of his or her district, who In turn will report them to the County Health Officer. In incorporated towns, the secretaries of Local Health Boards will collect the certificates froth the School Boards, and make t heir reports on monthty forms (No. J5» furnished bv County Health Oulcers In case of adults, the physicians making the certificates will report them to the County Health Officer, the same as in torins 5. 7 and 9. We adopt this plan to determine who have complied with the law. By or ler of the Board. - m. P. HORN BROOK, M. D., March 10,18$2.-3vv. .County Health Officer. Trust*'’’* Nut ice. NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons interested that 1 will attend at my oHice iu Stendal, KVKIITIATlRDtr to transact the business connected with the oiltce ot Trustee of Lockhart township. All persons having business with suid otttee will please take notice. FRED. H. POTKE61, Trustee.

Reporting Deaths and Births. Opkok op Sccisr Rt Boaicp or iTutra,» ' . f tstotm, iKDum. J ALL r «atfc» and birt is«ccnrrlng is thUocanty whers t'.anj is o< fibyslcl a In attendance, must tie reported to me within fifteen day* be the housekt.e|>er whet the birth or death occnra. and the Coroner Is alt i required to ms he report of any death that m»j com* nnddr hie notice offioiaitv. Tho penalt' is 11C fine ior neglect or refusal to comply wit 1 thin order. Blanks will be furnished on appli :ation. W.i*. IOKSBROOR. M. D.. March lfi-Sw. Sec’j Board of Health. Notice of Attachment. MART WOOLSEYr Refore Lyman tW, vi > Juried of Lockh*r6 Ty.. JOHN MARVEL. > Pike Co. Demand, 119.00. ON the filing of net esaary aftt iatit and boud, a lyrit of utiach? real was issued and delivered to Georg;* Siavfl ton. coastal.!©, who made return March 8, ISSs, jii the auram >*►.*, ‘\Weud»nt not foiled/’ and < a the writ of i&ttaehmeat, “attached one old carriage or expr-s*. «*» the? are generally called: appraised nt si5.0o.” The cause is therefore con ciuueri until the .4 h dav of Aprilv18&2. at 10 o’eio k a. in., and .>rdvr*d that this notice bo puWisI ed in Tun Pifis COC^T.f Democrat, a uewapa icr of general iimKtiou iu said county. LYMAN &. COOK. Justice, j ST AT & OF iNDUH'A, 1 IKE COPSTT,’^: j I. Lyman B. Cook, fustic? of the Pvar.e in and for the county and 5 date aforesaid, do hereby certify that the foreg dng is a full, tru^and com- * plete transcript of aa: d suit, as append of rv~ord on ray docket, this th j i3th dac of Al.trch is^ < f*al. } LYMAN .1 O >OR. i March 17,l$$2.~3w. Justice <$f the Peace* j mTICE! Administrator’s Sale of Beal Estate IV OTICE 1- hereby riven, That in pr*u.si>ce #f ; U an ol der of ti»e Davies Circuit Coart, made at the J.innarjr term, li * >. thoreo!. th- h -i-ersigaed. a<i the Admmifttratnr yftb the wilt anu x d of D e estut«« ot Charlcs.lM-i* er. tl«-ceased, will sell ut public vendue ou th»* pre ei-un. ou TUESDAY, tha 4th day of April, A; X, 18 52,' the undivided tvrb-thi da of the following R**l e®. tute iUvlhke Couuty, 1 ldtaua, ts>»wi.: The E’»et halt of th* Southeast qvt. rter of Section miuitu r Twenty-one iu V^vruehip u;'tuber Ou* North of lunge nan bn .s.veu West; und th:it R- &1 £|pt4tc u'til I * sold iu pare-1* not exceeding .forty a., res. TfcRMKQF SALE: Ouc-th*rd of the. purchase luouev to b;* pri*} wasidu » and, and the residue thereof iu six uid.Urilve m.m u»s, iu equal mrinllment*; the purch*3*-r ♦•sec sfiug hi* primusdrY not a for-deferred pi with Loo-1 ireehoul Stiretr, waiving tioru Taluution hu»1 ■ ppraiseiu*ut hwt. uud h^;»ri iginteiest at the rxtw of six per c ut. per ttunniu :ciu d.t . ot sule . .S UKUNY M. JOHNSON. Feb. JTtb. lS«a A^mtulsttMur.

iN'U. Sher ffs Sale. VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME 1> directed from the Clerk .^r.thv Pike Circuit Court. I will ex *>oee at public sale, to the highest bidder* ou SATUKDA Y. ' 15 h day of Apiii A 1> 13$2, Itetween Yhe hofir of 10 o’clock a.m. and 4 oVMek p.m. of said Jay, at the door of the Court House in P:X«-coan :y. ludinna, the rent* anti profits for a term »e: exceeding seven years the lollovviug described real estate, to-wit: Tho northwest quai ter of the northeast quarter of section thirteen (IS;, township two(2; south, range seven (7> wt $t; and The southeast quari *r of the northeast quarter of auction thirteen (IS), township two (2) south, range seven (?)rw*st; containing in all eighty acres, more or Icsj. In I*ike county. Indiana. Ami on future to *eali*e the full amount of judgment, interest f ud cost*. i will, at the same time and place, exp ase to public sale the fee siiu pie of sa id real * state. Taken as the fta»p »rty of John ft. Jones at the suit of William Jj-uit uer and John A. Wright. Said safe wilt b< made without any relief ; whatever from vaiu Riou or appraisement laws. THOMAS •). SCALES. ” MlLi.BR A RlCBAI Dsuo. SSieriiT Pike Co. Attorney.! for V-'S March 17.-3w. Trust v«*’x Jiuiivc. NOTICE is hei%Hy given to all persons Interested that I will Uteud at my office at home. »:vj:u v n rs i» \ \ ! to transact budness ronneetod with the office of Trustee of Monroe X< >wnship. All persons having business with so d office will please take notice. Vi isUS FRA.SCK, Trustee. Ti*hh! tH*’a Notice. NOTICE is hereby given to alt Arsons Interested that I will atteud at my office at home on the - ~: " KIKST AXOT lilts II V%Tills DAY** ; in each1 month, to iransact business connected with the office of Tr< *tee of Madison township j All rersous htfving I usiuess with said office will 1 please take notice. f 4 ISA.' C ML <*T. Vd)ISH. Trustee.

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shape and make, it, finish uni stock, leave orders at E. tad a>. O^COHy’S Boot anjt Shoe Shop, on 8t li street, near Main, Petfersk irg, Itwtj They are prepared i o manufacture the Finest -Soured Calf or the ebnuhon Kip lxx>t at ‘dire and let lire” prices. Their w >rk recommends itself; their stock, the bes in the market. Repairing neatly and promptly done. E x,t r a - Bn a patching done by a new and superior method. >ee that your soles are in> good order. a supply

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Superinter dent’s Notice. PUBLIC EXAMINATION* OF APPUcants for teacher t’ license will beheld on the fast Hatarilay of the aid numbered months at Petersburg. anti of the even numbered mouths It Augusta. a certificate of govt moral character from tome member of the ( ottutv Boar I o! Kdrteatlon must be brought by applicants in the county, inti Ifora County Superintendents 'tv those out Jltheooantv FT*. VASSBCKLE. Feb. 1, HU. County dupi.

Tra*1 Xnttcr* hoobeylyrn to nil Mnmi later* IV uM that i «rl? attend at try odk« >t botar, RVKnf Tn;o\t:tnti to transar t b-tstnnso c->n-. vtvd with the tiffin «W .* Printe* of Clay {meneM-i. Ail tier-son* hneia? hnstneas with aatd .jPv> will p-sniae hta aotloe. 1). U. DAVIDSON. frarttr. Truster’* Notice. NOTK’E t* hrrrC* ylv&» to all perm?.* Interested that 1 tirlli attend r.t my uQw at IVUlM Oat, HVKIIT tia>Dty to»mr.»Art hunt new ebimoctad with the uAoe of Trn»to»rat Marion to«n»Mi>: All ptnaukttIns bitsiaews with an Si oiK'Wwill pleaw taka noma_ W. J. liElfltLL, Truato*. r~ Trustee’* Notice. MOTTCSI Sehfreby yireo to all pcre-ove li.i-r >» r-n-st to..; i mil attend at my odUa at lake's Coal Aline. KVEUf ruinti to h-aasaoj business Conner ted with the oflloe at Trtr’ee o( Patnkirtownehip. All perron* liai - In* business w ith said ofire will nicune taka norice. J. N WIUTM VS. Trustor. AH«KMl». siu-iia trcri. aiMT tnd KTTBTZ & KTCTET2t REAL ESTATE AGENTS, UolUihvtitil ami Prlunlvitjlwl, 'U’e represent either Ruyer or Seiler. Tfw handle no land under thirty (S*) ilaya.

ElOEXE A. ELY. WM ». TOWSUtt s:i Y Ac TOIVKNKND, ATTOEWEYS A.TX.A.W FHersburg*, Isiliaua. Prompt attention g! v«n to «U boftlntAB »pPxftt| tO tiil-Ul. Wil; praotico lu Pikf aud ail]ntalnt lottBttM ia the Fed- rnl Co nit a. OF^ld^Corner of Mata and Rl^hth atrttti. ottT th* Uid Dru^ Store. JOIIK H. MII.LKR. „ ». P. ItlCNAMOMOJI. « MILLER & RICHARDSON. AjLTORN1 Jbj Y'S ./ X LA W l*etersl>Mr», lmL..»u. Will t.nrtlee In pik. 0,1 »,|)0iHiD. rgwUM Omw oa .Main Str*»t. J. K. llctiiLLOIICIH, A- TTO i* ISC EY A.X LAW, l‘r)nrei«n, Indiana. “ * ) Will praciici in Giu> on, Ptit and itMiAiai conut lea. ^ OFFICE: South aide PitHlle Square. POSEY Sc lYlliOM, ATTOBNEY8 A.X IAATW l*ctt‘rsiinr(f, I ml it,an. 0»Ytr* on corni ref M.iii.nd SI nth .tree!onpoaile the Conn Home, feteraliura. Indians. W H. THOnpKOY. A Korney at Law & Notary Publle FJeteubunr, ImlLtna. Social attention si von to Fr*UaU hujiaana and eoilttf ttu.s; ^ Office with Or. I^lle. _ PHY^Kim_ ' Dp. A. LESLIE, Sr.,,. . PHYSltllN AND MCOUDBKH, PB^'SBSBrEO, I2STD. OFFIC-E—IN LESLIE’S NEW BCILDIN« oa Eighth ijlnrtt, opposite ,j.’ou.rt Hoom. OK. A. It. OVER*, CIYSM HS ANl> StIUU.'OX. rETKHsm ki;.. .. xsuiaxa. OFFICE: V' n Svlrt-et u ur cor. ot detents Street. 1*1*0! l>EJifc'r.! Corbe, ul WrtAiul ivd'Mutk street. J. B DUNCAN, M. D.,1 rk}«ician md Snryreua. PS.TBESBTJBO * XLTX3. OFPICE—On Main Street Sixth. Office hours day lx bet Veto Fifth uJ flit. J. R. A OA ils 31. D., Physician and Surgeon, IVlersbdrjf. luJiiaaa, OITICR-Oa Main street, gvbr End Dm Store. 4

ilOTKIA St. CHARLES HOTEL, Silt Squirt Sarti at Waiiastsa, a. XUlaeU Start, INDIANAPOLIS. - - - - » - INDIANA Has char.Rwl proprietors, and been refltted !a a manner to make it comfortable for those nr he may patronUe it. Kates, $1 per dav; Lodclna. 50 cents; Meals, 2"> cents * .1 AS. K l LEY & CO.. Proprietors, Also of Central Restaurant, uodrr Bates House. MEREDITH HOUSE! JAS. S. MORGAN, Prop, WASHINGTON. - - INDIANA. Rest sample rooms for I'ommerf •».\1 traveler* the city. Hotel centrally located. Free bn# aud from all passenger trains. Special rains •*ewlcrs trf the !*i hr County Da&.octar. A VE\UWUQTEL, f Opposite Union Depot] MRS.ME.JONEI5.PROm viSt KSXPJfc, iniuj.xa. This house is located at the June lion of the O. * E. ,t r H.. I. A V.. C & V.. and C . D. 4 \ . Railroads. Passengers called for all trains. Persons stopping the Avenue Hotel can foil goturwfttt receiving the l>est of attention. ^MetK 25 cents’; Lodgings. 25 cents. PlfOT HOTEL, CI1 AS. Mil AII-1 It, t*r<>)»rl«tor. 'Main Street, Petersburg Ind. -(O)ThU Mot*l Is a now building and comfortably fiu* iitthcd throughout. -aTl»»* traveling public w!ll And it an *> xcellont plant' to a*op; ttbUs supplied with the boat the mark** iffurds* Charges reasonable. -(o)- ' ,, SOUAEFER'S HALL. A largt mad commodious Hal), suitable (or Thsal rioal Troupes. Com erta. &r. Indiana Horn <3-. ^rop'r. $1.50 per Day. 1*5 Heema SS'e

Fifth St., bet. Race & Elm. Location Central, Elegant Rooms, Table Well Supplied. Cinciimati, Ohio C>. BL. Shaving Saloon. TURXKtt & H IT, Proprietor*, HKTt,KSMt «l., ----- IXH1JXA tt.lo Wtreet, opt oiO the Onnrt Ho»m. Perth , wt.hiUL’ wwk 'Ion* .1 then reiideae* wtt laaro orit«-r% at tlicShnp. CITY BAIS8BR SHOP AliK. HU'JHESS, Proprietor. Ptete St. Opp.CiHit Bwn PBTBMSB VfB Parties wishing a neat, olean sham, their hair ettt In the latest style out, whiskers or t taehe rnloretl. heaila shampooeil, or anything la the tonaorial line perform nil, are invited to firs him a eall $2 Wnirh fc Ffemtlitlmlfl (hmttorcy* «V liuu«ti«Hi MwU«Usi3. »»4 MW far JW1,' i.wn owe or t>parut*tt«« Pttf P°*¥- S’jdMaUbrv*

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