Pike County Democrat, Volume 13, Number 44, Petersburg, Pike County, 16 March 1883 — Page 3

Oh THE DEMOCRAT. PAt'Klt OK THE COvWe. _*T»i* P*l» fount y ln-mornt Mi tkr l«)Wf flrpA««*» «/" «fty metrtpuper pjflittird In M*e Ceunty.' Jirertleri #Ht MMilce « Mete tf fhit/nrf,’ Evansville lterbe haute e. S. let (Wi in HM NwMtfctr 19,1882. GQlitf VoKTH. STATIONS#. No. 4. No. 6. No. 1 .. 8:15 pm 10:00 am CiRYi S :55 pm 10:42 Tm a .. 9:06 pm 10:58 am 7:22 a 9:57 pm 12:10 pm 8:15 a . 11:05pm 1:15pm 9:20* . .11:59 pm 2:10 pm 10:15 * . 4:t£\m 5:uopm 7 KW am 6:35 jrth 6:2mam 6:25 tVth 7:10 am 6:00 pm 1:30 am 5:30 pm . 7:15 am l/VH a Afr, KvanBviW... Ft. Branch .. FHnwton. Vincennes Sullivan. Terre Haute. Indianapolis Cincinnati. .. Lousville. St. Louis. Danville. Chicago. UOlXtf SOPTH. STATIONS. No. S. No. 5. No. 1. L*ys Chicago . ** Danville ** SI. liiutid. M Louisville. “ Cincinnati_ “ Indianapolis. 44 Terre Haute. Arr. SuUlvau. “ Vincennes_ ** Princeton_ 44 Ft. Branch . . 44 Evansville*... . 8:00 pm . 1:05 am . 7:00 pm . 7:30 pm . 8:45 pm . 11 :00 pm . 4:05 am 4:59 am . C.08 am . 6:56 am . 7:15 am 7:55 am 8:15 am 8:00 am 8:20 am 8:00 am 7:20 am 12:2 10:40 am 3:01 11:37 am 3:51 12:52 pm 5:0J 2:52 pm 6rtX 3:08 pra 6:1; 3 50 pm 7:0< , Trains 6 and 1 daily with Parlor Cars between Evansville and Indianapolis. Trains Sand 4 daily with Woodruff's Elegant leaping Cars between Evansville and Chicago, tiiat Cullman Sleepers between Evansville 4uiu Indianapolis. Nos. 2. 5, 7 and 8 dailv. except Sunday. Cv J. HEPBCKN, g: J. GUAMMERv General Snpt. Gen'l Passenger Agent.

7.43 am. 8.10 urn 8.33 am.. 8.48 am . 8.53 am 9.00 am.. 0.19 am . I.., N. A. & ST.L.K. K. TIME TABU*. Impart. Arrive. . .Lonisviile-, 7.35pm 6.40am New A Ibany .7.10pm 6.13am .Georgetown 6.45pm 5.50am ..Crandall.. “ — . .Salisbury. . Fnirdak*' . Milltown. .. English. . pm m$4 »ni. .Bird’s Kye ._ ,51 pm 11.0$ am...HuntingGurg,.4.15pm 3.23am * pin 11:44 am.. Winslow.3.38pm 2.46am i ,*A" .— ....Oakland .. 3.20pm 2.30am Princeton... .2.25pm 1.50am •Alt. Carmel..,2.G2pin 1.33am Depart. Alt. Vernon..11.80am 10.55pm . .SI. Louis... .?.80Htn 7,15pin EVANSVILLE DIVISION. 7:1b pm S.U5 pin 8^8 pm 8.43 pm 8.48 pm U.12 pm 9-J2 pm ».4Sani % e.SOflm 5.35«ni 6.23|>in 3.30am 6.1M]>bi 3.22am fi.00pm 5.C3.ini . 3 29pm 4.Siam ..4,53pm 3.j6am i> 11.59 pm 12.05 pin 12.27 mu 1.09 pm 12.31am 1,23 pm. Arrive. 8.45 mu 4.00 pm 6.46 Hill 7.30 pm ArKve. 1.20 pm 9.50am 12.30 pd7s.43nm. 11.51 am 7.47am. 11.33 am 7.23a in 11.22 am 7.05am w.40nm 6.13am Depart. . 1,50pm 3.00pm ,2.41pm 6.00pm .3.22inn 6.43ptu ,3.40pm 7.05pm .3.51pm 7.16piu 4.35pm 6.05pm BOCKPOUT BR ANCH. Depart, ArriVe. Evansville.. . lloou vllte . ’ .Gentryvilla . .Dale. . Ferdinand . ..Jasper— pm ll joam.. OVhtVvvlUc . ..7.55am S.iopn 7.19 pm 12.10pm— spring;—7.15am 3.02pu «_..J.02pm 7 50 pin 12.33am. Roekport.0.47am 2.30pm W. Hnytler, Gen. Supi., LoniKville, Ky. J.,M. cfcLFL. Louisville 4 Indianapolis Short Line. No. 7 | No. 1. Jatave laouisvilit* Leave New Albany. liWVi' JetVersonvUle Arrive Se\ nrour. Arrive Columbus _ Arrive Indianapolis. A rri r ^Chicago. Arrive St. Louis. f Afl-ive t levebfnd. Arrive Buffalo. Arrive Boston. . 6:00am 5:16 am . 6:10 am 7«:46 am 8:30 am . !0:00am . 10:20 pm . 4:10 am . 0:45 pm 8.-05 ata 7:45 aUi 8:15 am 9:25 am 9:58 am 11:15 am 6100 pm 7:30 pra | No. 8 | No. 9. Leave Lmisville_ Leave New Albany .. J-eave Jeffersonville Arrive Sevmour. Arrive Columbus.1_ Arrive Indianapolis.. sVfti^ t hieago. A Wive St Louis_ A f rive Cleveland...... Arrive Buffalo. Arrive Boston. 1:50 pm 7:1 1:00 pm 0: 2:00 pm 7: 8:8$ pm 8: 4:i0 pm 9:: 5:50 pm 10 :• 7:10 am 1 :lu piu . 9:05 am . ^tfffeTKNJNti. Leave Indianapolis i Aerave Jeffersonville j No. 10 { No. 4. 4 :15 8m 7:40 an Arrive 14»uisvdie iff_... 7:4© am 11:40 an I No. 8 | No. 6. l«eave Indianapolis A rr i v o J e ffe rso.i i v 1B e: Arrive-New Albany Arrive fsnrisville 4:00 pm 6:30 pin 7 H)0 pm 10:30 pin 7:35 pm 10 ;59 pui 7:10 piu 10: 40 pm No^. 1. 6, 9/indlo run daily. All others dailv except Snu<|ay. Train leaving IsmUvillc a$ 7:30 pm has palace Kleoplnj: cars toChiraro.Puliman sleeper through to S» l^uus without change. Train leaving at 8105 r cm has chair ea.i and coaches to (‘hieago without chan#* daily, except Sunday. Depot'n^rt heist eorncr Fourteenth and Main sts.. Louisville,and •state ami Kailroad avenue. New alhany. 11. 17, MtRlXG, A (Jen. Pass. & Ticket Ajct„ Lousville, Ky. OHIO & MISSISSIPPI TJl£GUE.iTTHROtGH CAR FAST TIME KOtTE East, West, • North 5 South.

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LOCALBVSSIXESS MENTION. • Important to Cash Bi-vi:ks.—?»sli buyers, who do not ask credit but want to pay for what tfiliy j^et, will remember that P. C, IIAmmono ft Son have ever ottered extra iudnwmtents to that class of customers, and will continue to do so this coming vrsr. Our motto is good: .‘‘Quick'saieS and small profits.” MMFThr highlit prices eud for marketing,—Faatiifcirs: wiVtier, Kgs, etc. I*. C. IIAMMOND & SON UKAI .MAWmt 8. u Bad colds arc numerous. Hie fruit tree agent is abroad. GiVfe the whitewash artist a jdb. Til'd Winter season is aboilt ended. The roads are improving ftlpidly. Get your printing done fit this office. Millhnivy Sttntes are now fegthypng ont. _ . To-morrow will bo St Patrick's day._ Ntiw is the time to top your shade trees. Garden and field seeds sold well last week. 1'lie roads dried up considerably last tveeki * •

Moving and hoii.se cleaning has commenced. riant some shade trees about your premises. The houses in Vincennes have been lumbered. _. fills is Splendid weather for spring arm work. / Our hotels Uro doing a good business this week. Farmers hit making preparations for sowing oats. Fanning oh a small st ale has been indulged in lately. Growing wheat continues to improve in appearance. Petersburg is seriously, in need of more dwelling houses. New goods in every department at Moses Frank’s next week. It is time for the hens to*begin seriously to think of Easter duties. If you can’t ‘•Bear” a eougli, “Bull** it, with 1th Bull's Cough Syrup. Spring elections will soou engross the minds of small-fry politicians. A hat cheap at ^ 1\ (3. Hammond & Son's. A great deal of sickness is reported in the southern part of the county. A)1 the saw mills in and around this place have an abundance of work. Garden making lias been indulged in to a considerable extent this week. Look out for the grand opening of new goods at Moses Frank's next week. _^ i-n. . .. iwi —ii. Beconlerd’owers has been doing a ‘•land office business” during the past week. _. _. We had some regular oldfashioncd March weather last Saturday and Sunday. i - - - . _ Beautiful flowers will soon 1«? seen in great profhsioh-ou the new crep of spring bonnets. The prospects are flattering for a Utl'ge attendance at the Petersburg Normal Institute. There will be a large demand for brick masous and carpenters during (lie coming summer. It will pay you to go and see the immense stock of boots and shoes, at Osborn Bros. Ladies, don't fail to see the splendid line of new goods to he opened at Moses Frank’s next week. Special sale of hats fifty- and seventy cents eaeli at P. C. Hammond & Son's. Miss Sallie Carson has removed her millinery store to the room just below C. E. Montgomery's store. Good let Morgan is having lumber sawed for the erection of a barn near his residence south of town. Farmers in the river bottoms are engaged in rebuildingthe fences washed away by the recent floods Don't wait tills Season to see what your neighbors intend doing before you begin your improvements. Open Kettle New Orleans Sugar cheaper than any other shop in town, at P, C. IIammoxd ft Son's. E. M. Smith has purchased the McBay corner, and it is rumored that it is to be occupied by a bank bttildilig. J. R. Dickson, M. II. Frank and Pem. S. Withers have planted shade trees around their property on sixth street. A fellow minus a small portion of eheek was wandering about the street Sunday looking for the man that hit him.

If now-cornel's could procure decent houses to 11 Vi in, the population of Petersburg would Increase much more rapidly. ____ The reason there are so few good servant-girls is because most of them get married and become their own domestics. Euinor has it that a prominent minister of an adjoining county will soon lead to the alter one of Petersburg’s fair maids. Fo* Sale.—Two houses and lots in the town of Patoka, for sale or trade. • W. V. Hargrove, _Union, Jnd. Wm. KcBay will commence selling his remnant stock of boots and shoes at auction next Saturday, at the McBay corner. • Some of the boys took on a superabundance of “red drinking licker” last Saturday night and a few fights were indulged in. T. J. Seales and John Watson have ptlrchased the meat shop of ftewkirk k Ault and will continue the busi- , ness at the same place.

■ Spring is coining, and go is a Kig trade tor tlioif! of our mwThants who use printer's ink and business enterprise- to get it. The tttn’s time for rising-tO-day is 6KM>, and fhr going down, 6 KVt. In other word?, the days and nights arc now Ubont equal in length. To make room for new gVJVhls we offer hats away under cost. See our show window. P. C. IIammon i> & Son’s. Parties ohtaiuiug divorces in cases where the defendant is served with notice by publication are not permitted to marry until the expiration of years.

iPiie cdiifiliy Schools are mostly all drawing to a close. A great many have closed; and the &$hrage boy is happy to escape from the school bench for six months hgaiir._ A man who has served in the regular panel on A Jury, or one drawn from tho bystanders instead of by the regular jury commissioners, cannot serve again on a Jury for one year. , ; Wanted.—A situation as professional sick nurse by a middle aged lady. References exchanged. Address Nithse, P. O. box 61, Petersburg, lud. For Sale.—A first-class Medical Library and a complete set of Surgical Instruments; Ciiit dii or address W. J. Betuell, ' Mar. 9.-3w; I'bterSbwrg, Ind; ^ ''^Clark Sullivaii) a.young man well known in this vieiuity, died at the residence of Doc. Newkirk, in Jefferson township, Wednesday morning at one. o'clock, of typhoid fever, aged twenty-six years. , ^ Jacob A. Keifer has opened out a bakery arid Confectionery one door above Gu8 Ilisgen's where he will keep on hand at all times a supply of fresh bread and cakes, fresh oysters and all kinds of eatables, tobacco, cigars, &c. Vcnnor predicts that there will be a generally mild ending to this month with signs of early ’spring. Then he adds, in order to cover accidents, that there will possibly be a snow fall on the last day of March or the first of April. ' The legislature repealed the.road supcrintciiddiiCy act, and there being an emergency clause to the repealing act, we have no road superintendents. It is the duty ortho township trustees to appoint road supervisors* to serve until the nextr election. The other day one of our girls remarked to » yong man of this place that he was “out of style.'’ On demanding the reason, he jwas told that he had feminine compapv with him at the concert. Boys, take this as a hint which strikes home with most of you. _ • The Sulphur Springs school, Marion township* taught by T. II. Dillon, closed last Friday. At night the school, assisted by Miss Ida Pagin of Yelpdn, a lady of rare talent as an elocutionist, gave a yerv pleasing entertainment vfliicli lyas highly enjoyed by the large crowd present. Removal.—The undersigned would respectfully announce to her lady friends and customers that she lias removed her stock of millinery goods to the room just below Montgomery's store and wouk} be pleased to have them call and see her. Sai.uk Cabson. Building lots are in demand. We have recently received several letters of inquiry from parties at New Castle, Hagerstown, and other points, asking the price of building lots and business property in this place. We turned them over to our enterprising real estate agent, W. II. Thompson, to answer. If persons would use a little care in front of their premises, jand not suffer rubbish to accumulate in the gutters, the streets would present a more tidy appearance, besides it would have a tendency to wal'd oft' sickness. You don't-know the amount of malaria that is contained under one little pile of rubbish. A large stock of ladies' and misses’ winter shoes at cost. The sizes are, misses’, 6-2; ladies', 3-7. Shoes vou have paid $1.50 lor you can buy now for $1.25; those you paid 90 cents and $1 for you can now buy for 65 and 85 cents. They ai'e bargains, call and set them. IIakgroves’ Three Stores, March 16,-tf. Union. Insure your property with Carter H DcBfnler, insurance agents, they represent the following companies, all of which are first class: Sun Fire Insurance Cohipatiy, Of London; Commercial, of N. Y.'; Continental, of N. Y.; W. D. Merchants and Traders, of N. Y.; Louisville Underwriters; Argentine, Col., and, also, the. Union Mutual Life, of Maine.

Medical journals are cautioning di'Css-makers against the habit ofliolding bits of thread ill their mouths, several cases of lead poisoning resulting therefrom having come to tlicit notices Many kinds of thread, especially the silk, have a sweet taste, is a sure indication of the presence of leads Bachelors who sit up late at night to sew ou buttons should make a note of this. * The diamond robbers are abroad lb the land again. They managed to overpower watchman at Springfield, 111., and get away With twenty thousand dollars’ Worth of precious stones. We have carefully placed our diamonds ill tthaiik vault,"andjlcfy the entire burglar fratcl'uity to fob its. We make this mutter public in older to save those prowling gentlemch further trouble. I_ for Sale, A nice lot of poplar and oak lumber, about seventy-five poplar trees in the woods, and a lot of hay and threshed oats, at my residence three miles southwest of town. Sidney WrAtT*

TOKHO.XAX, POINTS. Hon. Win. Hawthttm is s*raii» able to bo at his place of business. ^ , ¥. C. Adam* anil family visits*!' friends at Princeton last SOiiday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred lines* wlinl !• Evansville Wednesday to visit friends. Hon. J. H: O'Neal, of Washington was iii attendance at court here this week. j ' Moses >n.d Gus. Frank went to Cincinnati last Monday to purchase spring goojis. j; B; Hendricks, of Indianapolis, was in town last Friday, in attendance at cdurti Thomas Steft'v and wife, of Vincennes; arc visiting relatives at this place this Week. County Commissioner, Jos. Fefgnsoit called Saturday to renew his subscription. Mrs. -S. A. White ami Mrs. F. II. Lntshaw called at this office last Thursday afternoon. . Charles Pollock and wife, nee Miss Clara Clenilenin, of Vincen nes, have been spending the past week at this place. Miss Theckla llucss, in company* with the editors wife, made a pleasant call at the ItaatocHAT office Wednesday afternoon. •George Quimby and his sister, Miss Enuna, ret'nrHed last Friday from it visit to friends and relatives at Indianapolis and Peru. W. P. Knight, editor of ijjic T)kmocrat, is iii Cincinnati thisweek, pnrihasing additioihil material for the job printiiig department of this office. Alex; Oliphant and Samtfel liiirgrove, of Clay township, i:hUod,l*st i Fridays They 111% enthnsbisue osrthc Subject, (ifa gravel read bet ween herd and. Hazleton. Miss Lillie Taylor, the ladv^wlio is to lecture at the C.r. church Sunday evening, will arrive to-day anil will !>e the guest of. Mrs, J; II. Miller dur-1 ing her stay here.

Clll’ltC'JI t'lU M IOS. All the churches Were well attended last Sabbaths Rev. R. Cartel* preached at Alford .last Sunday mornings Services at the M. E. church nest Sunday at the usual hours. Communion services were hekl at the M. E. ehiireh Inst Sabbath evening. There will be services lit all the churches next Sabbath, morning and evening. The Presbyterian social will meet at the residence of Miss Ella King next Tuesday evening. The C. P. Church has recently contributed $10,000 in lYce will offering, to her Board of Publication. Tlil? Cumberland ladies will give a social at the residence of Mrs, J. II. Miller this evciling. All are inviteA Rev-. Js Hs Grim, presiding elder, oecupied the pulpit at tlie M. E. church last Sabbath, morning and evening. The missionary meeting at the Cumberland church next Sabbath evening will be conducted entirely by the, ladies. Services at (lie Presbyterian-church ! every Sabbath at the usual hours.'. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening.—ReV-. 1>. VauDyke, pastor. Public Missionary Services, at the Cumberland church on Saturday evening. Let all Christians attend and all who are not Christians. V Miss Taylor will conduct the meeting. Missionary meetings will he held at the Cumberland church next Sabbath, .morning ami evening. .Jibe pastor will preach a missionary sere moil at the morning service, and in the evening the audience will be addressed by Miss Lillie Taylor, Secretary of the Women’s Hoard of ftafrlgn Mission, located at Evansville, "lie different pastors with their congregation are cordially invited to joitt with us in the evening service-. J. 11. M.vm>fex. Commissioners’ Court. Below we give a report of the most important transactions of the March term of Commissioners’ court: W. H. Hurt was appointed a eon-, stablli ful* Motiroe townshipi - Lieensc was granted to Win. Howard to sell intoxicating liquors in the town of llosmer'fbr- one year. Charles Schaefer was granted licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in the town of Pet ersbnrg for a term of one year. The contract existing between;the Board and W. W» Taylor, for medical services to the poor pf Marion township, was declared void and the contract awarded to L. E. Woodward for the unexpired time. A petition, signed by the required number of citizens, free holders of Jefferson township, for an election to be held in that township to take the sense of the voters upon t he proposition to subscribe for anil on behalf of said -township a two per cent tax to the capital stock of the Vincennes & Ohio River R. R. Company. The Board, haring considered the matter, ordered that the polls of the legal voting plaees-in said township be opened ill llte man net' directed by law, on Monday, the 23*1 day of April, 1SS3.

Petersburg Normal Institute. The Superintendent of the Petersburg Public Schools will open a Normal Institute at Petersburg, Monday, April 30, to continue eight weeks. The Principal, besides taking scourse at a State Normal Sdiiool, is a classical graduate of one of our best colleges, and has had years of experience as an instructor and Superintendent of Public Schools. HUAXCHES TAt'fJllTj lit addition to branches required to be taught in the Public Schools, classes will be formed in Algerbni, Geometry; Physical Geography, Latin, ; German and other branches if ntMS* essary." EXPENSES Tuition $6.00 for the term—at the same rate for a part of the term. Board can be obtained at reasonable rates. Arrangements for board - can be made in advance by addressing the Principal, A. C..(jjjtocciy Indiana Schools JLbroaA. The president of a Missouri college' writes the following to a friend in Indianapolis, with reference to the Indiana reports and schools: “The report of the superintendent of public schools is so full of interesting information that I am more than pleased. I make it h point to examine all educational report s, and I must saj that the Indiana report is far superior to any. that I have received. 1 am glad to sec that Indiana stili main! tains her prortd position among theslates on account of her edneatiouai Work and efficient school system. Tide report shows that She ■ is keeping abreast with the advancing educiutlomd’thought and work of the time*. p

JU114H>AO, RACKET. &>n»Werij?Mvefght hUs.WWi pod t o and itoju this place during the past week: ’ ; , * H osy* » ti'.vln brakeman bn No. 1, J‘»<* biSjjuger badly, mashed while coupling cars last Monday. » 'I nree h mid re. 1 car load? of nj.eat are going east over the Air-Lane for the south, via; liantiugburg and Evansville. ■ ' * Some of the kids v. hi come tip with a couple of leg?missing one of these I fine morni ngs if tiiey continue to jump oa and off the moving trains. Jasper Courier: I)i\ Parr, John II.» Anderson, S. 11. Dillon and other#, to more Than the requisite number of ; tax-payers of MadisSn township presented a petiturn to the County Commissioners Wednesday, asking the Board to authorize aid bv that town-* ship to the V. & O. It R. It. to the ?ftt» 0^15,825.1^1, that being two per tin the taxables of the township. Tlib Board ordered an election to be held in the township on April 17th to determine the question: t*ush be the ffltfdad'. Atl J.-Jeetion has been ordered to be held Jn Jefferson tow nihil*) this county, to take the l&nse of the vo.ters Bf the township uponjhc pi-bddsitidri to subscribe a two per cent, tax to the capital stock of the Vincennes & Ohio HivtT It. R. The conditions arc'as fallows: 'Said .V. & O. R. 1L R. shall be. completed and in operation from tlm City of Vincennes, in Knox’ cbnnty„ltuliaua, to to the town of Jasper, in Dubois county, Indiana, within eighteen months after making said subscription ; that said railroad shall pass through said township within one. half mile of the towns of Algiers QsDnad Otwell, and that said raUWsJT company .shall never fharae a sfiWr exceeding firo cents per Siignel for the transportation of coal and three cents per bushel for wheat froth ttilv polrit upon the line of said railroad iii said township to the city ’of Vinecihibs.

The rumor that liB? fth1 some time been floating around. }o the (‘fleet that the Straight-Line railroad .wds about to change li;i‘n<,hs was confirmed Tuesday by the annomreement tliat the property had. been transferred to Messrs; Wm. Ileilmati, D. J. Mackey, Itresideht of the E. wT. H.; Joseph Collett, of Terre Haute; aud Eastern capitalists. In answer to questions propounded by a reporter, Mr. Mackey said that in his opinion the road would be built. He was not prepared lo go into particulars as to the plans of the new cornea by; blit it was safe to assume that they had not put then mdney into the road without the intention of trying to realize on the investment. Mr. Heilman, who was questioned on the same point, replied that the road would be built, and that the connection between this city and Petersburg by this rente would be established before harvest time. Vineepncs Vews: The directors of the V. & O. It; It. it. met in this city on Thursday fast and organized by. electing Albert- Natter, of Cincinnati,' President: Eugene Hack, of Viueeunes, Vice-President; George E. Mont gomery, of Vincennes, Secretary; and Christian lloiiiuan, of Vincennes, Treasurer. A petition, signed by about 80 of our citizens was tiled, with the Board of Commissioners, Tuesday, asking them to set a day on which to, take senses of the people in taking $90,000 (or almost 2 per cent of the taxables) ofstock in the Vim-ernes and Ohio 1 liver It. It. The petition promises that at no time shall, the read charge more than twocents per bushel to bring coni from any mine within two miles of Petersburg: ;ind it also premises to build the repair shops within a mile at rtceVv vV'C g.. ^ ... onnected ?> the oidi rpiisis that the Commissioner- will set Tuerday, May 1st, the day of the city election, i.as the |h'ne to take the vote. MtlGIIBOmiOOD NOTES! Mi The Dubois county jail has four inmates. , . Two eases of small-pox are reported lf.iyft. Vernon, Iml. .A Daviess county girl has been ganght stealing in a dlV goods store, iii Washington. Posey county sent six. delegates to the Jeffersonville lieiiitehtiary, at the lasl/lorra of court. /The Vinmmos lire engine, receutly nSreeked’by the explosion of a cistern, been fully repaired at a cost of fm. Thornton, \vl«i lives near cetoiijJies in jail at tliat place on large of cutting out his horse's ,ic. , S. Bptt, ofWashington, has adrtised 10 sell ap his personal prop. W on the 28th inst,,aud will remove Vew Mexico. . , A. Bynum;, father of Hon. W. lymmi, died at his home at JSTewn i:Tiiesday y'-iiing the fSth inTdoabt'd sixty-seven k v a asv ills ' %* bu ft dt$ g six elect ric t towers 2k)feetli ighaiul each otic ^ is to be, a veritable Babel from the Swteted talk Jtbufc is going oii down 0 about them. ; ?lire a: Ed wartfspart, Knox county, Sunday the ifh inst., destroyed the 1 house of Alfred Siinob son & Son. between $1/0,000 and $15,000, no insurftirigjti le stave and heading factory of |§Kn & Jacques*. at Oakland City, -strayed by Jtre on hist Friday e fill insurafy. aityj.aigdf: llle seeftiUfy yd County Building, Loan (band Saving Association is now vtto satisfy all existing mortgages he first series,as that aeries Is wttqltd and closed, each share yet in force ntitled to a final dividend of fiftye p-er cent., which will be paid on application, by the secretary. ^ •»

An Answer wanted. !>u any one bring trs a case of Kidw Liver Complaint that. Electric liters will uoi speedily cm re ? We I they c’tit hot, as tbousii nds i>f cases •eadv permanently cured anil who i daily recommending Electric- BitArid prove. Bright's Disease) habetes. Weak Bites, or any m iliary Ibinnhintfjrtb'k!*- cored.- They purify |ie liloped, fcguhite (he bowels, and ltd directly on the diseased parts. Pvery bottle guayanfeed. i’ovside at a bottle bv .1, Colvin. f , Hotice, I’ The undersigned, a prai Heal gav|ust aad orchaodist,-■-•well vnfiwl in fj;e care of fruit trees and vines wishes to make engagements with parties Seeding work of this kind: Apply to flENKV Thomas, Widow -fiamb's props irtjr, «v at wises Frailfc’s stover As Explanation. Vtfilji jjelicate. flowers and lastiitg fragrance of Mdreaton Cologne exalaiit why'H it snob a favorite With The hutjes: v

Passing Property. » ' fZMt jl'IjlL .■■■ ? ,rf . ■■ - -.A* — -- ft —- A. — l lilP lOJUV'v ifl!; TTalrljiCPP Of fPRI WWlf J»djre been recorded sliSUft our last issue: William T Anacreon to William Brown, somii'K*.. .$-200 Of Martha Brown and hus?.and to Sarah J. Stewart, 21 acres 265 00 Johu X. \Y»h*Is to Khhert Beadles, 10 acres..... 195 <ri John G. Butler and,wife to William M. Thompson, 160 acres— ... 560 00 Wiu H Thompson to Perrv W Chappel*. .. 100 acres.’.t.,<. 610 00 August Mcyerholt* to F. JI. PotkOr, W acres . ..... 200 00 Eliza J. McC ormack to Matilda K. M&r- ‘ tin, 54 acres, .... 450 00 Alfred FouU ami wife to W A OiiphanU 04 acres... ; l.TOC 00 Green B. BroShears and wife t > Joseph Seluumtkcr, 50 acres. Taylor Shdaf and wife to Hos&a Willis, 8i acres ...,. 800 GO Sftrmh K. Milov to Ansel J. Patterson, 40 acres.?1... . ... ... 200 CO Lewis Holding to Aaron and Sylvester. Me A tee, 20 acres..*„......jjj# 275 00 Joseph Corn ami wife to Hannah Chap* Minerva A. Colciuan and husband to Joseph A Coleman, SO acres. 1,000 00 A M Johnson et al to Alvin Traylor, J0d acresi.......... I.. 1 00 FraHces flays in Levi Peed, 53}<J acres.. 700 0C WHfilm F. Binder to Margaret A. Ambrose, 40 acres..... 500 00 L L Chapman and wife to Martha J underbade, 85 acres..:.. 500 00 Alonzo W. Hoi Ion to Samuel M. Hollon, 16 acres . 400 00 Matthew Swan to Martha Mctirew, 60 acres. 750 00 Comodore P Brbn ster to Harriet E Wilder, 40acres.*.._ 325 00 John P Black and wife to Lucy A Black 3 acres ..* ... 60 00 Wm. II. H. Black to John P. Black, 13}.; avres.. 1SW 00 George W Ashby and wife to JcHn S. Green, 4 acres.i.. . . 80 00 Emily Morgan and husband tr» Mary It. Walker, lot .41 iir? Prottits addition to the town of Petersburg. *00 00 Herman Weitkamp to 11 11 Katter et al 160 acres . 1,00C 00 Total acres, 1,478*4. Total price, 912,561 00 Why Should They. No until or woman can do satisfactory work when tiie brain is dull, the ner¥eS ii it steady, the system relaxed aittl they feel geiteraly Wretched. Why should anybody drag through their work in this condition; when a 1 Kittle of Parkers Ginger Tonic will at moderate eost givp them the strength and will to perform their duties satisfactory.

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The greatest medical 'wonder of the wtttld. Warranted tos speedily cure Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores; Cancers, Piles, Chilblains, Corns, Tetter, Chapped Hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed to cure in Dislrti'f'd; ur money refunded. 25 cents per box. For sale bv all druggists. T”! t’QKHKspox di:n ei:. From Hawthorn’s Mill. - Hawthorn's Mill. March IS, 18S3. John Blaise says he is happy, as his school is out. By the way,* John is one of the very best teachers in the county. Otho Miller will soon remove from Oakland City to I,ottau township, this county. — .. /BnrrCIi Willis has discovered a tine coal mine on his farm near the f. E. railroad. ' — Wheat, in this locality, looks deplorable. Elijah Kemble will remove from this place io Union thisweek. , ' XXX. From Spurgeon. Sfotisbon, lM>., March S, 18S3 Emit or Democrat : If .von wl>! permit me tluctigh the columns ot youry Shuttle paper, l will inform the readers of the Democrat tintjjre are not all dead, for which we desire to/feel thankful. There has been/considerable Sickness in this locality during tile past fe.w weeks, but health is now improving. f Death invaded tkvfaraily circle of J..M. Fleenertmd took tto Uis young s. n just bordoring oh manhood. The t h-i-r irTtT‘~T>'7Ti-dii» the iiio-.i p.stinKihle young men in the neighborhot*}, up i his untimely death io a source of reW' int-veil at the the 'heartfelt syaipathia el the entire com^nnhity. The Pleasaatville school, under tits management of Miss Rnaa Camp, recently closed a very successful term. On the last day, a large number ot pattens assembler! and spread a splendid dinaer, after which they repaired to the Baptist church and were there entertained with declamations by four graduating students and a speech by Mr. E. Hargrave. The benediction was ihen pronounced by Elder W. S. Green, and all retired to their homes delighted with the day's pleasure. With many w Lsiies for the success of the Democrat, 1 subscribe myself, _ A Reader. Kebflm'We Wailings. The roads are getting v cry good. Xearly all sugar camps have been closed. Fanners are very busy cieanlug up their ground and gel tin; ready for hollowing “whuahaw.” • Xearly *11 of our coal mines are again in ac-tive-operation, since tlie high waters have gone down. Elijah Smith has done more work In the way of clearing ground this winter then any other man in our neighborhood, he having cleared about eight or ten acres. Mr. Smith is one of oar mast enterprising citizens. •-. Miss Belle Van Xada closed her school at “Slickum” school houseon last Tuesday. On acconnt of the disagrecnVlc weather there were not very in liny presenti but all seemed to enjoy theiniidves to Hear souls delight. Miss Vanltada la a good tedeher and the people will ‘do well to get her next yean There has been a great dial of moving to and from this neighborhood this spring. A1’tester Barrett hasgono into the old lurk Creek sciiool house, and Frotl Daniels moved in with him. Mr. Canady, of Daviess comity, has moved into the house formerly occupied by Fred Daiuifls. There will be another baptizing at the river near this place, the first Sunday in April, to bnptizo some persons that were, r.ot ready on last Sabbath a week whanj-fter. Gilluspie was Here. There were fourteen to have.been baptized at that time, but only six were ready. Mr. Heatlim.-m is at his post again this week teaching. The school is getting Very small Do not know why unless it is hecniijse the patrons dp unt. tnke more interest. It is true that y have-lojeave on acednnt of work, he present system of school, give their i liberal comihonschool education and they bould do so. Traveler.

__ntsi>._ TA YLOK.—At h*8 home ic -UfprcU Monday, M;uvh 5,1883, at 11:20 o'clock. Jotf\ f>\ T ayuh:, aged eighty-four years, aiuc months aart eighteen days %.■ Monday evening^ March 5,1883, this aged rather, husband and friend laid his baud into that of the pale messenger and whispered a final adieu to this troubled scene of ■iunnai! a flairs. At the still solemn hour of 11:20 p. in., just before the noon of night struck uport the shadowed earth, his bark passed the lest of flic breakers ondilb’s stormy flood and swept out under the star that silrers eternity’s calm and . gentle ocean. On tho 17tli of May, 170d, in Dnimhattbb, County Latriio, Ireland, he commenced a career which , lasted until another century Ws< growing old. On tic; “Esik raid Isle,’’ fayjp'iia forever in peetry and vu1 tier the thrilling notes of ,haph*$ “Erin’s harp," lus rhiiditodd was passed; There he grew to manhood. There ho met,,wooed and won in marriage Miss 8arail M. llare, the faithful trusting, loving eompanion'j who journeyed beside him through the ohanghnji‘ seasons of1 three score years, and lleJit him not until the portals of the

tomb bad cast thein* it tie Ofunbroken rest over Use whit'j bfpw and folded bands. Time Sttii spilt “b forbid- the I notice of very iu'ntty interesting points 1 connected with th*; life history of tire (iet eased. In the year JN3& Ite grew restive under the burdens laid upon his native land and emigrated to Canada, hoping that in hey Majesty’s Dominions honest effort would win a fairer returnl lii this he was not di-ap-peduted, and fdb eighteen years enjoyed the* blessings of a happy home in that ; country. ■ In 185*5. he removed with l;is family to the State New York and there remained until 1875, at which time he sought a home iiv this county and State. Nine children were I>orn of this wedlock,- namely : Mrs. 8arah M. Hicks, of New York; Mrs. Jaite At Tucker, wife of Morris Tucker; Mrs. Fannie R. Mount, wife *of Prof, J. L Moimt; Misses Eliza C. and Frank R. Tavhtjr; ThoriftS ffgM'tn., A: ,8., and Arthur’ H. Taylor, Esq., Prosecutor for the Eleventh Judicial Circuit. Alt tile children survive him and were, with the exception of Mrs. Ilicbs, hovering near him, tender and tearful, during the closiug scenes of his earthly pilgrimage. Every aid which skill could command and every comfort which affectionate regards could suggest, were bestowed with lavish j haud; but to no purposeT He was by faith, an Episcopalian and there being no clergyman of that persuasion within reach, ltcv. Byram Carter, pastor of the M. E. church at this place, was called and administered the sacrament which apjieared to afford;him inexpressible delight. He looked upon that “abyss ^hich awaits aiike gie erring and the good’’ calnjly, aim sweetly took his stand In the mortal list and chhlletiged the ibbrtal blow. The wife and children stood weeping as the pulse grew heavy and the conqueror advaticed. Doubtless he was feeling the pulsations of the infinite heart,and i lifting his gaze to the wider Heavens; whispering in the infinite ear “This l temple is worn out, let it drop; let my | spirit wander five and far; let it | wander through the realm of infinite good-; its range as nncohfmed as its ! bature; its faith, the faith of Christ; its hope, a lyppc full of immortality The remains were followed to ‘Walnut Hills cemetery Wednesday morning, and there laid to rest amidst the other- sleepfireffho inhabit that beautiful and sacred city of the departed, k IjEGax, advekTisestents. Notice of Survey. Jxskico is hereby given that wo will, on r MONDAY. March 2(1. 1S83, . Between, the hours of S-o’c' wk a is. am! ! b-i-iock p. in., proceed with the t'ountv Sm veeer. to survey and establisii the lines and corners «t section bvehty-foar (24) town three (8) South, range I West Amt will continue said shrvey until sal!! tract, embracing tile said section, w full e suryeved OLOItOg K WlI.I.IVMS. March t UzoMtK WsuiKO. fceof Km'vey, vrOXlClS ;8 hereby giveu that I, W. C Miller. ah Coiudy Survey-ii* in an! ft»r Pike car, n tv, lmi., will proceed on t-V-M day of April. !sy:8, it> run the lines anti o<tnami nerprliaUe the corners of the west half of sect, on thivtv-r»vV todVn onc/l) south of range e!v;h*. (.*) when and Whei'e all may attend. \\ . t\ MlkLEK. March lis-o\v. Surveyor i\ C. INoti«.*<p or Survey. To ITebrr Trgle and the o\ytiers of the northeast ijjea.'t quarter of soot ion ten p, town one (1* AVivt:. Vow are hereby notified that: wc will on the i ii i . Bn^isdtfwWh aiMprpe'uale the comers of serf ion ten (Mi), tov.ii oiie (1) southcf range eight (S) west. _ J AS^KK willIs, et ai. Notice to Borrowers of School lands. Borrowers of. School Fumls of P*kp Conn tv, Itul.v knowing th 'mkelVes indebted to said funds on aeoouBt of interest, are hereby no titled that unless they c*ll at the Auditor'soffice by the 1st day of June, it*®, and settle their interest ««*/ count?, J. shall “proceed to collect the same by by suit oh the notes, or by sale of the Mortgaged premisses,” as required by law. Mortgages of five yea-s standing must bn paid or renewed w>th additional sceuritv in every case whereat is thouaht necessary to the better security of the funds. By order of the Board of Commissioners of Pike County lud., at their March term.litss. W. J. BETltE LE, Auditor P C;

Administrators Sale of Beal Estate. Notice is hereby gives that bt virtue of an order of the Bite I'ire ail Court at its November Term, 1884, the under-ipued niinistiator of tiie estate of Matthew Thompnon, deceased, will offer for sale at public auction on the premiers, on s iTi /tn.i r; Aritiii 7, rasa, The foltrnjmg described lands in 1’itc count v,iK the State.of Indiana, to-wit: The northeast quarter of the southeast quarter in section eight (rt), town two (41 south ot range seven (?} west. Truss.—ijfee third itahl the residue in equal ! .installments, payable in six and twelve months, : purchaser to give notes loan at six per cent, in- [ icrestand waiving benefits of valuation and a,i- ! praisemetit laws. OLIVKlt T. lirlittl'I-EIt, Maieti 9, ls8s,-4w. Administrator. Trustee’s JIdtioo Notice H hereby given to ail persons interested th.it l will attend at mv office at White Oak, S'.'KHV MOSnAY to trausact Imsincss connected with the office qf Trnstee of Martor. township. All persons having business with said office will please take notice, . .. Ip ASS Kit SULIMVAX,Trustee. TfliStec’s Notice, Xottre :a liercby given to all persons "inter ested that f will attend at mv office at home KVEKV MONDAY. to transact business connected with thcoffiee of Trustee, of Madison township All persons liavii’K hnsioest with said office will ploase take notice. JAMES ft. BOWMAN, Trustee. Trustee’s pfotiec. Notice is hereby given to ail persons interested thatj will attend at my office at Winslow. BVKKY FKIBA V, to transact business edniifibted tUffe the office of Trustee til PiMdha Toffnshffl.' AU jirh»n*iutriOg huiitios* with Shirt office. Riil pleam* take ncSiea. J. X. WHlTMAN,Trustee. . -—; i-V-Tru stce’sN otto*'. S 'Notice is iidr&tit Tntpr•est that 1 wiii attend at int Office in Pleasautvitle. At \U,TI<!RS. e. to transact business connected with the office of Vftteiee of Monroe township. All persons hav- | ing business with said office w ilt please take notice._.1AM KS A. StiKrAItt), Trustee.

r|r«»tee,8 is hereby given to ftU p*'r<VTt!* interested tlta* I will attend nt in? rv&utetieei cornel* Eighth ami W»lnnt Streets, AT All. TIMES, to transact the bn&ittcfia compacted with the ofjiee of trustee of nashiMgftiti township. All -persotH having business with said office will pfo,v*j tivkc notice. J USIN' K.dlANN AH, Trustee* F Hu iMvvln ^ciKlentsNoU ee • A> UTJC EX A Ml Jf^TftiNS OF AFPt.n cants for teufjhcf’rf .license trill bo held fn (the SstiiPdhy of each month at the town of fWfijshnv^tfcp county, lotliana. A cert i tie rtte t*f irootic moral elm vac ter from iSoaH’ member of the County 'ioard of Education imist he brought by aupHc; a is m the eeimty.and from County SuneHittondeid bv those out»»* the county. WM. Ai. V A NSUjK LK. Fob. 1, !S?2. C County Supfc. o. K. SOWING SALOON, ! J. EL TURNER, Proprietor, ! Fotersburg, Indian#, Parti.-?-urisMhgwurt; .Iona at their nsh’p'ioe wilt Tr'avr Cnlths pt thoShap. 31 ft in atrvet onPiKilta the Court House. “oud m;i,i \3ti/irSSEAT MAllKET ? KsVTt^K * AtJL'jf, Pr6?’s. FBE3B iM IXB MM® FlBhlSltKP A* ALL ttMH9. The} butcher pbas but thjith’Mhng*u»,<l rattle unit cmlcavor t« give tmimsW wrtisifaVtinn. t«ve thru) * caH.

..-^1 ~~ PROFESSIONAL CARDS. lOStn’* WlfcKIkV Attorneys at Law, IV#« mb if Off f Jm fit tut j Oppicr—first* '>• l*Ur T»r:»jr sk»«». Main nud KighthMreet*. owner ^tr it.TjELOiirsoxyATTORNEY- AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC, IVh-iwhur®, Inti in *Ut+ SH»w*a! attention givoii tc X*rot>ate l>ti$inep* an*t e<d1oetin.jc. . - orjee v. itli l>t. fcc.slio.'c ' ■ * ', JpLY & TOH’X^hNI); A.TTOPlK33-S^ A.1 IV'eivJmj*#, ikitza i-uA-W; Prompt attention (riven to •*.!! cd to them. Will practice in Pike rfutyffr* and in the FederalCourts. « OKFICK—Comer of Main a over theJBed Drug.Stape.

MIELEK ft kIC. IiAKDSOX, Attorneys at Law, t»otcnsb«ra-, - - .- Induma. Will prat tict in Pike anil ailjuiul'tucconntMM; Otliroon Main street. » tt. A. It. BYERS, D Physician and Surgeon, I'tterttfiHrii. ljgiiiu net * OFFIC1*1 * Main streeCnear corner <*f strenth Street. KKS1DKXCK: Conver of Walnut and Xiath street. •---&___ . - T B. DUXCAN. M IX, *J • Physician and Surgeon, 1 Vfrrsfi t: rj7, tur1 uh*i . ^OFFIt’K? l»i Wfni lliwn’i! buiMiug, r*> KKSIDKNCE: Carter Hoipa*. j. It: ADAMS. M. I).. fiiysioian and Surgeon, l*eterabt9T&, Indiam<«. OFFICE:, On Main street, over lied Drug Store. ^ .1. PHILLIPS,' SUHGEOX DENTIST. FetorsTowg, - - InoLia.nrv Nitrons Oxide (Lnngliinsr (ia.-e for the naiMcr** extractloii of .teeth. Artificial Teeth iu nnv do- > siralde style on short notice. ?*’ Office on Sixth street, south of Gns Frank’s , Store. HOT 2XS. PIKE HOTEL, CHAS. SCHA2FER, Pror. Sal# Street PetersMif, Midi. This Hotel is a new building and crtiafwtaWy furnished throagliaitit. The traveling public w.ill find it an excellent place to stop: ttbles seKpUed \; iH the bool the market affords. Charges reason; We.# SCHAFER'S HAM.. A large aTtd 1‘pUuued’eus. suitable for Theatrical Troupes, Concert.', Ac.

MEREDITH HOUSE,. SJAS. KOM-AJf, Washington, - * IncUs-nci.. Bo: t romps c^nioR'iaf traveler* m the e-ity.. Hotel centr«v!V tt■•< :•.Free hits t.»-aw«t Irdm.sli i-n^enuxr i.il rnicv io reader of theiiAE Uotvry Democrat'. ST. CHARLES HOTEL Zn'J. sysr.-e r.iSi ^riiJagte, ca liLixcis Ils-t changed iimprietoj'S, and tyioBii rptUieTit? :t tummer UriuaVc it coin'<>rti»}>te for those wbt> may patronize tt. Hates, taariWy; KuAnng, W teats; Meals, 83 rout*. . . . J&Si Biley & Co-, Pf ej>*> ilwitainl Itcstanirunt, under Bate* lfoBue; SHERWOOD HOUSE, WM, SHEEWOQD, Prj[. B. A. Poster, Haw, T. Easeel, J, Dexter, Ciorka, Comer Fret am' Locust streaks, Sl^Ihrisvilie, - - Irrcaa^tS,. Tlie Sherwood is centrally located, firet-eJsra iuall its ap|K>mtme«ts, ami' the best aud ch«:ipost hotel in the city. Kates, ?2 per day. T_T Gil GET tha BIST PM -‘Ti^fcgraphs, Ffi-reclypes, Iula Iuk.i:>d {Jreyott > Piekres afi-i Olb PoRTRA Ef'S, -AT- ; HAMMS GALLERY,' ( Vp Sim its Wi.t. Htsyen’s PETERSBURG, INDIsikA; H. C. Gordon. I -«^UK XN-*« Wales, Ms & Jrselry, PETER9BUPG, UfTIAJU. Keeps eenetantlyr <**> hail'd a Dree ant) rntfeft stock of Odd and j>d\er T^ateltes, Xfcok im<t Opera Chains* JeMelry of till kinds. i*fcu K«r et<*. Repairing of ovyry kind executed with neatnewaial dispatch. , FURNITURE!

CAZZ A J® SBB TffS ZAZAZ STOCK. ni)ERTAKIN(f A SPECMT. Two Hearse* in ltoa iines* at atHfinie*. Attention, Everybody! NEW FIRM, Dickson & Corning, Vf tth JfbatAr/»« (»M(? * ( He® Slsciai mite a Ssueiajij; All Work Warranted/ SlKll’on b'xtfrHit-net. ln-fut>r<V3t£-\u» nus! f\>j>iur, ,-• J J^ter^urg - : -

Ladies, go and see the immense stock of Fancy Stationery at EISERT & SON’S. ■'ft m.>7 *<> ^ O .Aii I*