Pike County Democrat, Volume 14, Number 13, Petersburg, Pike County, 10 August 1883 — Page 3

—- THEDEMOCM OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY. . ZNIp <'onnty l)rmot. at has tht largest cireulatiau of uay news publittheti in jPtice tCiikty! Aileer isers will tnake a note of this KKIDAV. AukiisI 10 lSi. iu&Sm TIME CjUiD,IN EFFECT OBIT ), 18R3. GOING tiUKTH.. . STATIONS*. GOI G SOITH. 10 00 a m.trv Oakland Ar. 5 05 p ni 10 2# a m... .Iloaiaei . 4 36 pm 10 85 a m ..Miivtins.4 so p m 10 45 a m.Clare*. 4,1$ p in 'l!S?im| . Pet'ersUurg.| IgP" 11 51 a iu.Montgomery — . S 18 p m 12 08 p ill. Hogere. 2 M p m 12 15 p m.Sandy Hook. 2 42 p ni 12 27 p m.TlelitV Ferry. 2 80 p m 12 3) p m .Thomas 2 18 p ill 12 54 p m . Maysville. 2 07 p in 1 00 p m . Ar O'. & M. Junction L\ .. 2 00 p m . Trains run daily except Sunday, connecting with trams east and west at O. & M. Junction. C. J.IlKPJtVBX, U«hT Supf.

•EVANSVILLE & TEBRE HAUTE R. R. Time Card in Effort November 11), 1882. GOING NORTH. STATIONS. No. 4. No. U. No. 2. L’vs Evansville. “ Ft. Branch .. 44 Princeton. 44 Vincennes .. 44 Sullivan Arr. Terre Haute.. 44 Indianapolis.. 44 Cincinnati. 44 Lousy ilie. 44 St. Louis. 44 Danville. 44 Chicago. . 8:15 pm . 8:52 pin . 9:06 pm . 11:50 pm . 11:02 pm . 11:50 pm . 4:05 nm . 7:00 am . 8:so am . 7:10 am . 1 am . 7:15 am 10:00 am 6 10 :88 a m 7 10:54 am 12:07 pm 8 1:10 pin 9 £:05 ] m 10 6:00 pm 0:96 pm 0:25 pm 0:00 pm 5:30 pm :25 am ;05 am :2a am :15 am :18 am :15 am GOING SOUTH. , STATIONS. No. 8. No. 5. No. 1. L’ve Chicago. 44 Danville. “ St. Louis. 44 Louisville— 44 Cincinnati... 44 Indianapolis. . 44 Terre H aute Arr. Sullivan. 44 Yincehnca... 44 Princeton — 44 Ft. Branch . . 44 Evansville. . . 8:00 pm . 1:05 am 8:15 am . 7:00 pm 8:00 am . 7:30 pm ?:20 m 8:45 pm 8:00 am . 11:00 pm 7 :30 ill 12 :S3 pm . 4:05 am 40:45 am 3:00 pm . 4:38 am 11:40 a m 3:5« pm 5:55 am 12:40 pin 5:02 pm . ‘0:53 am .8:04 pm 6:02 pm 7:12 am 3;20 \ m 0:17 pm 7:55 am 4:00 pin 7:00 pm . Trains 0 and 1 daily with Parlor Cars between Evansville find liuimnapolis. , Trains 3 and 4 daily with WoodrufTe Elegant Sleeping Cars between Evansville and Chicago, and Pullman Sleepers betw een Evansville and Indianapolis. Nos. 2, 5, 7 and 8 daily, except Sunday. J. HEPBURN, , G. .1. GH AtaMKR, General Supt. Geivl Passenger Agent, j L; N. a. & ST. L. R. R. TIME TABLE, Depart. 7.40 pm 7.45 am 8.05 pin 8.28 pm 8.43 pm N.48 pm 8.54 pin 9.12 pin 9.42 pin 8 JO am 8.53 am 8 .*18 am 8.53 am 9.00 am 9.10 am 9.48 am 0.15 pm 10.2t.am .. .Louisville. New Albany . .Georgetown . Crandall. .. .Salisbury.. .. .Faintale ... • .. Mitltovm . .. English,... ..Bird’s Eye Arrive. '.7.85pm 0.40am .7.10: m 6.15aill 0.45pm 6.So am 0.30pm 5.35am ,0.25pm 5.30am .0.18} m 5.22am ..o.oopm 5.03am . 5.69: >m 4.32am ..4.58pm 8.00am 0.51 pm 11.02 am...Hinittngburg,.4. 15pm 3.22am 1 ..... 11 It ...» Winil.iM’ *1 ,rtt .(iUim 11.80 pm 11.14 am Jl.50 j>ra 12.05 pm 12.27 am LOO pm 12.51am 1,28 pm. Arrive, 8.45 am 4.00 pin 0.55 am 7.80, pm . \V inalow .Oakland.. . Princeton .Mt Carmel .88pm 2.40aiu .8.20pm 2.30am .2.25] in 1.50am ,2.02pm 1.38am depart. Mt. Vernbhi.Jl.^oam 10.55pm st. Louis... ,7.50am 7.15pm EVANSY11 J.E DIVISION Aithe. 1.20 pm }2.8o pm J 1.51 am 11.33 am 11.22 am 10.40 am 9.50am 9.45am 7.4,7am 7.23aih. 7i05am 6.15am Depart. 9.85 pm ll.SOahi. T.1U pm 12.10pm 7.50 pm '12.95am Evansville .Boouvillo. Gentry vilio •j. Dale.... Fet'd i naiad. .. Jasper,.. KOC'KPOBT BRANCH. Ari-iVc. Gen try vide .. .7.55:! n 8.4opm .Springs.745am 3.02pm . Rock port — .0.47am 2.90piu AV. £*i\yclor, Gen. Supt., Louisville, Ky. DopfcH: JLiSOpm 6.00pm 2:41p u d-.OOpm, .3.22}>m *k45pm .40] >m 7.05pm ,8.51pin 7,18pm .4.35]m 6.05pm

J., M. db I. R. R. Louisville & Indianapolis Sho t Line. f No. T f No. 1. 8:1*5 am r :4S am 8:15 am 9:25 am 9 :58 am 11:15 am . 9:00 pm . 7:30 jmt .^10:20 pm. 4:10 an Jmatfe Louisville. .. . . Leave New. Albany. Leave Jeffersonville. .<T. Arrive-Seymour. — — Arrive Columbus . Arrive Indianapolis. Arrive Chicago— . Arrive Si. Louis... Arrive Cleveland. Arrive Buffalo. Arrive Bostoi).“. 6:00 art 5:15 am . 6:10 am 7:46 am 8:yo am . 10*00’■'l • 9:45 pi.. . | No. S | No. 9. Leave Louisville.... Leave Ne\v Albany.. Leave JeffersouviiU' Arrive Seymour Arrive Columbus 1 *r»9 pi J :00 p: : 2:00 in;: 8:asp: •1:20 pr. Arrive Indianapolis. 5:50 pn. Arrive (’hicago .. Arrive st Louis. .■.... Arrive Cleveland..;. 7:10 an Arrive Buffalo . ..^. 1:10 pur Arrive Boston .. 9:05 an 7:00 pm ; 6:51 j»m 7 so piu 8:47 pm 9:25 pm ■ 10:45 pm 7 no am 7:3Q am RETURNING. | No. 10 No. 4. I^ea ve Indianapolis. 4:15 an. 7:4o am Arrive Jeffersonville. 7:30 am 11:30 am Arrive New Albany. 6:3'am 12:41 am Arrive Louisville ‘. 7:4 > an. 11:40 am | No. 8 No. 6. Leave Indianapolis A rrive Jeffoivonv :lle.. Arrive New Albany Arrive LouisviMe...... 4:00 pm 7:00 par. 7:35 pm 7:10 pm 6:30 pm 10:80 pm 10:59 pin 10: 4o pm ♦Nos. 1* 6,9 ami lo run daily. ^\H others daily bxeept Sunday. Train leaving Louisville at 7:30 pm h glee ping ears to Chicago,Fullmah sleep! to St Lous without change. Train leav am has ehair ca.i and roaches to Chieng change daily, except Sunday, Lepot corner Fourteenth and Main sir., Lou #*tate and Railroad avenue. New alhai II. X. 7) Eli is palace tthrough ngat 8.:05 ,> without iaortheast ■vi!ic,and t rxG, Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agt., Lousy;lie, Kv. Ohio & Mississippi ffy. THE GREAT THROUGH CAR IppT TC P ROUTE EAST AND WEST. ti Ss 5-^ — &3 b (0 < H E. £. ELS. 5 E 3 « 3" 8 ;*Sfcs3i*#!'S X • O 1— Mp-WC*.' 95 ESSE ;§§§§§ esc??© •Kisi-'tcc ^ © © © *4 S* SS -i* © S :ssgsss= , ss : si jj is as.aa._e* S • 'z* 2 S la ^ {§ ^ co X •©—ipiMWSl^C ili|a5£|f§ ©©©©*■«« £?•« «S X 3 ? z i

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■■■■■ » • — — LOCAL BUSSINESS MENTION. Important to Cash Buyers.—Casl buyers, Whp do yot as*: credit, bu want to pay for what they get, wil lemember'that P. C, Hammond St So; have ever offered extra inducemi nts t( that class of customers, and will con tinue to do sC this coming yr**-, Ou motto is good; ‘‘Quick sales am small profits.” £W~Tlw highest pricei paid for marketing,—Feathers, Butter Eggs, etc. 1\ C. H AMMON!) & SO I.OC’ATj MATTERS'. Important Notioe. As some of tho^Cottnty Olfteers ol Pike county Were elected upon a platform and pledge to give the county printing to the lowest bidder; Notice is hereby given to said officers and the public generally, that ‘the ’’undersigned, proprietor of tlic Pike County Democrat, is now prepared to submit a bid on till the printing required to be done by said county officers, including— Sheriff's Sales. Auditor’s Sale of School Land; Commissioner's Sales of Beal Estate. Tiie Delinquent County Tax List. Auditors, Treasurer’s and Commissioners’ lteports of County Bevenue. And all the printing hereafter to be done under their direction. We will give bond if required to do so, that the printing shall be done strictly according to law, and for the amount of our bid. W. P. Knight, Proprietor Democrat. Now lay in your coal. Boasting-ears plentiful. No arrest Satuaday higlit. The nights are getting cooler. Wheat threshers are kept busy. New tomatoes are plentiful now. Chills and quinine w ill soon be here. Prospect for the coming ftiir are good. No rest for the tanners vet for a while. '_ Smoke the best—‘‘Tansill’s Punch’’: 6c, Cigar. - _ The physicians report health unusually good. Last Sunday was a very quite day in Petersburg. Wild cherries and plums are plenty fill in this locality. j Prepare your stoek-for the fair, add get the red ribbon. , Attend the social at the reading rooms this evening.

Tinning and guttering a specialty, at Rilemevkr & Young’s. Keep your after harvest promises at least with the printers; Talk is cheap; its quality that sells ‘‘Tandll's Punch” 5e, Cigar. We can spare about four inches, in depth, of dust from our streets. Wlfat Petersburg most needs at present is more tenement houses. M. 0. llarvey is erecting a new dwelling house on Eighth street. A large amount of lumber is being' shipped from this place at present. . We recommend “Tansiil's Punch” 5c, Cigar, at Eiskkt & Sojj’s. Summer Dress Silks, prices reduced, at P. C. Hammond & Son’s. Golden Rio, Java; and all the best brands of Coffee, at Jounscn & Lee's. D. J. Phillips, the dentist, lias a sure cure for the toothache. Try him. _ Farmers, <rall and see the Richmond Champion wheat drill, tit Joe Patterson’s. -Johnson & Lee have jiist received a full invoice of all the best grades of sugar. 9 ' '* f Artificial teeth ou celluloid plates are beauties. D. J. Phillips makes them. The town was full of people Saturday aud almost every one came in to trade. Our merchants are all making preparations for receiving large stocks of fall goods: Reed & Gray shipped two carloads of brick to Oakland City the tiyst #f the week. A number of persons from this place will take in the circus at Washington to-day.

Parties wishing to buy or sell farms, houses and lots, etc., should call on Taylor & Ftecner. Old papers suitable for wrappers for sale in quantities of one hundred or less at this office. A large amount of old corn has been shipped from this place during the past two weeks. Johnson & Lee have a tine brand of N. O. Molasses which they are selling at a very low price. A good rain is much needed in this locality, as the corn crop on the sandy soil is suffering for it; People should sej^that the rubbish is cleaned up about their premises during the warm weather. An advertisement in a newspaper is indicative of enterprise on the part Of the business man running it. Peanut flour is coming into use. it is said that it makes a good biscuit, and is unsurpassed for pan cakes. It really does one good to ride through the country and note the healthy appearance'of the growing corn. __ At a recent examination of applicants for teachers license hold at Winslow, but nine out of twenty were successful. The county teachers institute will be held at Winslow commencing Monday, August 27th and continuing five days._ Foe SaI.e.—Two desirable lots for building purposes, two squares from the court house. For particulars enquire at this offiee: When you go to Indianapolis, stop at the St. Charles Hotel, if you don’t , get more than the worth of the mon- ’ cy, present the bill to us; A number of business hicn a nd ’ mechanics in this towh tv on Id increase dJieir trade, if they would invest a few dollars in printer’s ink.

Notice.—I will sell ilaius and La n a t 12'._, cents per pound. Bacon Shoul ders at 10 cents. Moses Frank. Call on Joe Patterson at Shawliai &• Boousliot’s old stand for late im proved sewing machines, sold at roe! bottom prices. Parties who are going to build should not fail to call on BillmcVer & “Young, as they have everything in the way of building material. Trustee Hauuah informs us that all but one of the schools of this township have been supplied with teacher’s for the coming season. Those of our citizens who desire to take a tl-ip would find themselves well ‘repaid by attending the encampment at Indianapolis next week. I The Mitchell wagon is the best', the lightest running, the most reliable in every particular. BillmeVerTE'Young have just received a full car- load of them. ‘_' A Petelrsburg base fealf nine went over into Knox county last Sunday and “downed” the “Calnnickers” by a score of fifty-one to seventeen. Fine game, that.

You tfev'or have to raise the Bob Tail Champion out of the ground to turn at. the corner. Come and see it. You will like it. Bii.i.meteu & Young. Oakland Enterprise: County Superintendent WhitmampasSed though Oakland Thursday night with a new set of silver instruments for the Winslow cornet band. It is strange that people will have their teeth extracted when seven times Out often they could save them. For further information call on D. J. Phillips, the dentist. Every parent should make arrangements so as to be able to start their children to school on the lirst day of the term, which will be the second Monday in September. The Bob Tail Charripion is the lightest draft, turns the nicest corner With less labor to man and team than any other sulky plow on.the market. See them, at Billmkyrh& Young's. Joe-Patterson has moved his stoek of farming implements, sewing machines, &e., to Shawhan & Booushot’s old stand where ho will be glad to meet his old friends and customers. The business men on Main street between Seventh and Ninth streets, becoming tiled of the dust have employed Jim Marsee to sprinkle the street. The effect is decidedly pleasant. Billmeyer & Young are making excavations for the foundation of their new building. It will be one hundred feet long, twenty-eight feet wide and two stories high, with an iron front. Fanners, call aud examine the Richmond Champion Drill—tho best drill on the market—both spring and piue hoe. Don't fail to see it before buying. For sate by Joe Patterson, at Shawhan & Boonshot’s old stand. The Library and Reading Room Association will give another social at their rooms this evening. lee cream cake and lemonade will he served and no pains will be spared to make it pleasant to all. All are invited. Admission free. At a recent meeting of tho town board on last. Thursday evening James Shawhan presented his resig nation as trusted of the third ward, much to the regret of the citizens generally. Ilis successor has not yet been elected. Those who failed to make a success of their shade trees should try again : nothing helps the appearance of a ; town so much as beautiful, sliadv streets. They are cheap enough for all to try the experiment in front of 1 their premises. All agricultural industries of the I county are in a flourishing condition, and it would be doing nothing but justice to the resources of the county if farmers would make a more liberal display of the products of their land- at the fair this fall, than they have formerly been doing; The best dressed gentlemen in the west appear to buy tlieir clothing, either ready made or made to measure at Lyon’s big house. Evansville. It is said that he keeps the largest and tlnest stoek in the state, and his prices are known to be from 20 to 30 per cent, less than the smaller clothing houses charge.

Shd.whan & Booushot, having removed to their new building would respectfully invite all persons to call find see them. They have their rooms tilled with all kinds of hardware and building material and can please all. The celebrated Studebaker wagon, the Oliver chilled plow aiid Casady sulky plow are specialties. The Democrat news gatherer had the pleasure of spending last Monday evening at the elegant home of YV. A. Olliphaut; Esq., of Clay township, the occasion being a party in honor of the Misses Spain, who were visiting there Mr. and Mrs. Olliphant, as host‘and hostess, dispensed their hospitality in a very agreeable manner, and all present felt that it was indeed pleasant to be there. The Portersyille correspondent of the Jasper Courier pays the following compliment to one of Peterburg's ablest ministers: Kev. J. B. Madden, formerly pastor here, but now the minister at Petersburg, preached oue of his ablest sermons here last Suuday. When it became known that Mr. Madden was to preach here every oue for miles around made preparations id come, and by tHe time church commence^ more than enough people were on the ground to fill the church twice. The minister arose, gave out his text, and for more than an hour the people were enraptured by the magie of his voice. The following corps of instructors have been engaged for the Petersburg schools ibr the ensuing term: Principal—Prof. A C. Crouch. High School—J. W. Jones, Granuncr School—G. J Nichols, intermediate--Miss Kate Burton: Primary--Miss R. L. Whittinghill, With the exception of Prof. A. C Crouch; principal, and MisS Whittinghill, of the primary department; horn have b'efcqi employed in these School: before. Mr. Jones is from limiting burg, is a graduate of Asbnfy Utoi Verslty and has the reputation of be iim a genial youiig gentleman arid thorough teacher, Mr. Nichols is :i Pike county boy and has for somi time ranked ariiong the best tbacher: of the, county. Miss Burton is e Mitchell, Ind., and is a sister to Mis: Maty Burton, who taught in on schools three years ago. She come highly recommended as a teacher am estimable lady. In making the yelec tion, the trustees liad in view tli making of the schools better than eve before and procuring first-class in struetors.

| J:‘EHHONA.L POINTS. ' 1 Dr. W. E. Stewart, of Oakland City, was it tow*, Tuesday, A. P.DeBruler, of Vincennes, is In town thii week talking insurance. Bk-Auditor Patterson was in town Tuesday and n ave this office a call. Sana Smith left Monday to spend a lev: day! al the Louisville exposition. Hen. Janies B. barker gave us a pleasant call lust Saturday afternoon. Mrs. F. M. Banks went over to Vincennes Wednesday to spend a few days. S. (i. Barrett and Gus. Frank went to Cii_oinnnti Tuesday with some stock. Prof. E. B. Milam, school superintendent of Knox County, was in town Tuesday. C. A. Slayback, chief engineer of the E ., W. ,t B. R. R., was in town Monday and Tuesday. J. A.. Shepard and H. B. Shively, of Spurgeon, were iu town Monday and called to seo us. , . Abe Heimanu, of Evansville', was circulating among his many friends here the lirst of the wee):. Mi ss Lizzie Bedell, of Knox county is the gucsii of Mrs. W. T. Parker, at this place this week. ;i , Mrs. O. E. Kart, of Rossvilio, Kan., is visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah Ash, hear this plane. L. :p. Corning and wife went over to Washington Wednesday to spend a lew days with relatives. Miss Mary Glezen left Wednesday for Detroit, Mich,, where she will spend Several weeks visiting Mends. Misses Sallie and Mattie Carson went over to Washington yesterday to spend a few days visiting friends.

Rev. C. H. Sherbunf. of union, and Rev. J. B. Madden, of this place, paid us an agreeable visit Wednesday morning. M. H. Frank returned Saturday from Louisville, where he had been in attendance at the oppe oiug of the exposition. George Ashby, of Winslow, was in town Tuesday, buying glass for the front of his new store building at that place. A. H. Taylor, Ksq., was in Evansville the first of the week, on business connected Wi th Taylor A Fleener’s real estate agency. W, S. C miner and Miss Ann Parvin, of Carlisle, Ind., have been visiting the families of: ft. A. White and Dr» Latshaw this week. F. B. Posey went to Oakland last Monday j morning and upon returning persisted in getting off the train at the foot of Main stVeet. J. W. ltayn, of Marion, Grant county* was in towin last Saturday. He had been over the county with Taylor & Fleener, looking after land Investments. Mi\ and Mrs. P. C. Ilamiqond and daughter. Mis;i Ida, returned last Monday from Trinity Spri tigs, Martin county, where they had been spending several day». Tv; man lleckes, representing the Vincennes Sun, was in town Wednesday and called to see lis. Mr. Beekes is an agreeable young gentleman and we are glad to have met him. Louie Stinson, who now makes headquarters at Oak land, accompanied by Miss Fannie Smith, of Cincinnati, a charming young lady spent a short,time in this place Sunday afternoon. M.'i*s Nona Spain, of SmHhCorough. Ills., Miss MaWie Spain, of Terre Haute, and Miss Mary Spain, of Hazleton, have been visiting the family cl! W. A. Olliphaut, Esq., in Clay towdship, for several days. M iss Mamie Johnston, of Cincinnati, daughter of the late Rev. E. C. Johnston, of this place accompanied by Miss Emma Gantz and Miss Eva Bray, of the same place, are visiting here, the guests of Miss Lida Martin. Mr. John I. Peckinpaugh and wife, of Alton, Crawford county, Indiana, were in town Friday and Saturday, the guests of Mri and Mrs. W. F, JPoprosend. Mr. P. gave the Democrat a call and we found him to bo a very agreeable gentleman. Charley Pierson, of Hazleton, was in town Wednesday and called to see us. Charley says the prospects for a large corn crop in the hot - toms is the best, this year, ho ever knew, and thnks of putting a beat in the river between th is place and Hazleton, to remove it, provided some of our grain men will join him. -^4 The Monroe township Sunday School massi*ieeting will he held in the grove near Ple^santvillc; on Thursday, August ISth. At two o’clock p in. lie v. D. Van Dyke will deliver; am address on the “Methods and Benefits of Totvnship Sabbath School Organization.” Other%ood speakers will be present. All schools are cordially invited to come in delegation and take part in furnishing the music. The people generally are urgently called upon to turn out and help in the good work of saving the rising generation through the agency of more thorough Sabbath School organization. Come early. Exercises to begin at 9:30 a. m. sharp._'it __

I)a« Catt,‘ a young man of Clay township, met with a rather severe accident at Union last Sunday afternoon. He in company with Miss Thirza Phillips, was buggy riding, and, in attempting to pass another buggy, his horse shied and ran into a ditch, overturning the "buggy and ; throwing them both out. Me held onto the lines and was dragged some distauee, bruising him up in a very painful manner and rendering him unconscious fdr several hours'. He is at present considered out of danger and in a fair way to speedy recovery. Bliss Phillips fortunately escaped unhurt. It might be mentioned as a strange co- incidence that at the same time'the accident happened to Dan. a little [ brother of his fell out of a stable loft I at his mother's home, three miles from Uuion, sustaining very painful I injuries; Program of the Clay township 13. S. Mass Meeting! The following is the program-of the Clay, township Sunday School Mass Meeting to be held in Bethlehem grove, one and a half miles north-west of Union, on Thursday Aug. 23d. FORENOON. 9:20. Devotional exercises led by W. L. MeRoborts. 10:30. Address by Rev. D. VauDvbe. Theme, ‘-Methods and Benefits of Township Sunday School Organization.” 11:30. Appointment bf committees and reports of schools preseiit. 12 KM). Dinner. AFTERNOON. 1:30. Address by Rev. C. II. Sherburn. Theme, “Have Sunday School.-, a Divine Right, and if so do the Present Schools meet the demand." 2:30. Address by Rev. J. B. Madden. Theme, “Temperance—its Relation to tiie Sabbath Schools.” A cordial invitation is extended to all schools to eome in delegations, and to the people generally to turn out ;! on mass- apd help to press the work to the front—the work of saving the rising geneiatioh. Committee. Louisville Exposition. Begining August 1st, the Ohio & Mississippi Railway will place on sale round trip tickets to Louisuille tit low exclusion rates on account of the exposition ; which will continue one lnitidred days from August 1st, Foi rate% days of sale and limit of tickets apply to O. &. M. agent, who will answer all inquires. Judgement for Sale. Notice is hereby given that I Will ■ sell !i judgement on Wilbur VV: SW&rta ; of Ws’liit'gtbn tow nship, Pike ephnty . f iicl fro*- particulars call on the finder , slfifieu' Moses Frank I TOffe' S2-3m. [ Fair Warning. i* 'frbose indebuted to the undersignei - must Sfettle liy Aug. laid. W. V. Haruiioyf.& Co.

ciiiiilcH ( uisuih. The charges were largely Attended last Sabbath evening.' There,will be services, at the C. P. church next Sabbath at 10:3C a. m. Services at the Presbyterian church next Sabbath at 10:30 a. hi; and 8 ,-00 p. uv. There will be sendees at the M. E. Church next Sabbath at the usual hours. The PregbsWian choir rendered a bc;ust»tnl voluntary on last Sabbath morning. The basket meeting at Alford last Sunday was largely attended and was partieulai.ly interesting. Rev. B. Carter conducted the forenoon scrvii’cs and Rev. D. VnnDVkc in the afternoon. The lad*eb of the Presbyterian church will have charge ot the hotel at the fair ground during the coining fair. They will get up meals hi first-class style and will no doubt secure a liberal patronage. The ladies of the C. P. aiid M. E. churches, ooUnion, will give a lawn festival bn Thursday evening, August 16th. Ice cream, lemonade, cake and other refreshments will be served. All are invited to attend. The adjourned session, of. life quarterly conference of the Id. E, Church met last Monday afternoon and transacted a large amount of unfinished business. W. P. Knight was elected lay delegate to the ensuing annual conference, to be held at Bloomington. Iud., commencing ‘Wednesday, August 21)tli

There will bo a lawn party at Pleasant grove church, Algiers City, on Tuesday evening, August 14th, ft>r the benefit of the M. E. Church at that j)lace. Lunch, ice cream, lemonade and chunks of fun will be the bill of fare. Good music by select singers with organ ' accompaniment will be rendered. Come hud enjoy yourself. By order of committee. A ipeetiujfof the Pike county Bible Society was held at the Cumberland church, in this plaee, on last Tuesday afternoon, at which the following program was arranged for an anniversary to be held at the Presbyterian church at this place, on Sabbath evening, Aug. lDth, conlmonciug at eight o'clock p. nk Voluntary. Anthem by the chior Beading of Scriptures and prayer by Rev. B. Carter. V.-"- & ' I Music. ■J Introductory remarks by the President. Report of work done in the county, by Rev. Joseph Turner. Address by Rev. B. Carter, Music and benediction. J. B. Madpkk, Sec. ■■■'U-L_1_!; ltAlLiROAI) KACKET. Freight and passenger business has been good this week. • The election in Barton township, Gibson county, will be held on the 27th Inst. The depot Is rapidly nearing completion and presents a handsome appearance; " 1 A number cf the surfacing gang weudUoa a strike last Tuesday on account of a reduction in wages. The work of surfacing up the track between tins place and Oakland City is almost completed and is in excellent condition'. Engine No. 14, formerly’used with the construction train, is now pulling the regular train. No. 1 having been taken to the sbops«for repairs. i

Th* clectJdn hold m \l ashington township. Daviess county, on last Monday, to decide wither or not the township donate a two percent tax to the E-., W. Sc 15. Hailway company resulted in the proposition being: carried by a majority of 74t5. The company will at once begin the survey of t wo routes into Washington to aseertaitr which is the most practicable, one leaving the present line at Sandyliook, tvro miles beyond the river, the other near Maysyille. The work of construction will commence as soon as the route is established and pushed rapidly to completion, In voting the tax the citizens of Washington did a wise thing and arc to he congratulated upon the prospect of soon having direct , railroad connection with so live a town as Petersburg. Polishing the Wrong End. Many men daily polish their boots who never give a thought to the condition of their hair, except to harrow it casually with brush and comb, or submit it to the paralyzing attentions of tips average barber. What imppens? Why, this: From neglect, mental anxiety, or any of a score of causes, the hair turns prematurely gray and begins to tall out. Parker's Hair Balsam will at once stop the latter process and restore the original, color. An elegant dressing, free from grease. A Life Saving Present. Mr. M. E. Allison, Hutchinson, Kan.: Saved Ids life by a simple trial Bottle of Dr, King’s New Discovery, for Consumption, which caused him to procure a bottle, that completely cured him, when Doctors, change of climate and everything else had failed. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe Coughs, and all Throat and Lung disease, it is guaranteed to care, Trial bottle freest Edwards & Ware's Drug Store. Large size $1.00. An Answer Wanted. Can any one, bring us a case of Kidney or Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters, will not speedily cure. We say they can not, as thousands of cases already permanently cured and who are daily recommending Electric Bitters, ivili prove. Bright’s' disease, Diabetes; Weak Back, or any urinary complaint quickly cured. They purify the blood, regulate the boivels, and act directly on the diseased parts. Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at 50c, a bottle by Bergen & Adams. Bttcklen’s Arnica Salve. The greatest medieal wonder of the world. Warranted to 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 every instance, or money refunded. 25 cents per box. For saiehyalLdruggists. Good Farm for Sale. A one hundred and twenty acre farm one mile east of Petersburg, on Washington road, in splendid state of cultivation. Good timber and good water. Price, $.15 per acre and teems easy. Enquire of W. II. Thompson. Hotioe to Teachers. , The Codnty Teachers’ Institute will be held in the High School building, at Wiuslow, lml., commencing on 1 Monday, Aug. 20. 1883, and continuing live days. John Whitman Cotiuty Superintendent

the blue drug store! EDWARDS & ¥AE^ --DEALERS IN--r-DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, ' VABNISHBS, DYE STUFFS, h WINDOW BLINDS, WALL PAPER, --PATENT MEDICINES.-r— CIGARS AND TOBACCO, --——Fancy articles,—-e— ' * ' PURE LIQUORS FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES, . -AND-——' All Articles TJsualy kept in a first-class Drug Store. A Prescription Clerk Always to be Found in the Storey both Day and Night. •

NEI GHBOmiOOH NOTKS Oakland has fohr Sunday schools. Oakland boasts of a young lady violinist. s Wasliington is to have another paper—a Republican one. Nathan & Go’s circus will exhibit at Princeton August loth. The Daviess county teachers' institute will be held in Washington during thoAveok commencing August 20. The people of Oakland are anxious that the "E„ W. & 11. railroad company shdiiid erect a depot at that place A colored camp meeting is how in progress at Princeton—commencing on tire 9th of August and continuing: until v the 17th inclusive. Special trains wilt be run, and a glorious! time is anticipated. Services will be; held day and night. In a drunken row at Folsomville Sunday a week ago. YVm. Beekworth,! a saloon keeper stabbed a fanner! named Gox several times Avitli a dirk,! producing dangerous Avonnds. Beck-1 worth Avas arrested the next day and! placed under bond in the sum of $2,tXX) for his appearance in court. Near Boonville, last Friday, Avhile George Holtinan, a farm laborer employed by Gurley Taylor, was riding) an the separator ot a thrashing machine t& horses became* nnmanage-j able in decending a hill. Iioltman was thrown and the Avhcels of the) separator passed over him, breaking his neck. Deceased leaves a Avife and! sue child. Evansville Journal: During the administration of Gen. Veateli as collector of the internal revenue at this point, a period of 13 or 14 years, ther$ has been collected for the government $0,000,000, and nut one cent has aver bepn lost. His term of office expires.- Wednesday (1st), ay hen Major W, W. Carter, of Terfe Haute, Avill take charge of the office, which has. been added to the Terre Haute district-., ... BoouaJic Standard: Mrs.Margaret Moore, aged about 54 rears, living ai Newlnirg, committed suicide last Saturday evening. Her married son had been living with her for some time and -lately moved aAvay leaving her destitute, Avhon despairing of gaming a support, she bought some arsenic and sought solace in the realities of another existence. She had several times threatened to kill herself but no attention was paid it.

On Tuesday of last week Mr. Henry Dress anil his family-living, about two miles south of Hu.utingbnrg, were working in the harvest field and at supper time he missed a young lady daughter who had been helping in the lieli}, and inquired where she was. The mother answered she thought she would bo in directly as she started home with the rest from the tieid. The meal over and she not appearing, search was made for her, and her body was found in a well, where b^v some means she bad fallen and drowned She was about 22 years of age. Advice to Mothers, Are yon disturbed at night anti broken of your r$st by a sick child buffering and crying with paiu of cutting teeth? If so, send at once and get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Svnui* fo;r Cuildben Teething. Its value is incaU uable. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately^ Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about it. It cures dysentery and diarrhoea, regulate* dhe sioiUach and bowels, cures wind colic, softens the gums, reduces inflammation, and gives tone and energy to the whole system. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup for Children Teething isplehsent to the taste and is the prescription of one of the oldest and best female physicians and nurses in the United States and is for sale by all druggists throughout the world. Price 25 cents a bottle. COltUDS 1-OMJ KNCi; V, From Hawthorn's Mill. Hawthorn's Mill, Ind , August 4, issti. ® Sam Humble is for once called pa, which means an increase to his family iu the shape of a teu pound girl. Sam is happy. Sam Colvin also rejoices over the advent of another girl baby in his family. Sylvester Humble’s youngest child has been ill but is at present convalescent. Farmers are plowing for wheat. We begin to need raid Mrs. Miley is having her house repaired,which adds much to its appearance. Turner Smith is also fixing up generally about his premises. Wheat threshing is pretty lively in this neighborhood, and we are sorry to say the yield and quality are both poor. The Rev. Gillaspy t Regular ilaptisfc) will close his labors with Union and Petersburg churches on the First of September, and will be succeeded at Union by Rev. Hoagland and at Petersburg by some other gentleman. xxx;*

Frost Otwell. OTWXhL. iNh., August S, 1S83. The Sunday sdiool celebration at this place last Thursday watt a grand success. The address oi W. F. Townsend, Esq., ou the "Relation of the Sabbath scliool to the Church, was- especially meritorious Mr. T. reminds us so much of Dewitt Talmage. anti his production was fully equal to anything in the way of a leetrtre we ever heard, froth the lips of that eminent diviuo' Mr. 't., vi e thank thee. There were only seven buggies mashed up In collisions and runaways on last Thursday and but one tight, despite the efforts of the saloon keepers to fill up the boys. The lovers of the Terpsicorean art repaired to Snyder’s park at an early hour on Thursday evening and tripped the light fantastic until the “w e sir a hours.” Porter & Steen have erected a handsome fence around their entice lot, Joe Briggs was the architect. , Bredeii J6 Capehart’s building is nearly completed. < Hk Wash ilaskius came near dying Iasi Friday iff & congestive chill White eth'okin^ wheat last Friday Robert Lucas Met with a very painful accident, run trim against tbit prong of a pitch fork and running i into his eye af inner angle, yangiug outward The doctor bays he if* doing well at present. Wheat tlii \siiiui? is the rage and water me! one hate apfb-srld. Come up. ■ MisS Bosft.lhy'vcrs a visiting her ffpnt in Da Fiess botinty Ptof. Tolbert Bardot’, of Daviess comity, ha hceu visituif jitC. B. Steen's the past wee and is mlikirg mists of f’-iends. tStoc.

—.- -U - - LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Notice of AdmlniHtvat ion. VJ-OTH’E is hereby given, that the undersigned ±N has* been appointed by the Clerk of the Oir* cut Court «*f Pike County,' S,tutc of Indiana, administrators of the estate of William 1\ lloribreok, late of Pike County, deceased. S^id estate Ls supposed to bo solvent JOHN T. HORN BKOOK, JAMES K. HORN If KOOK, July 20, 1SS8. Administrators. Notice of xVttnotoment. The State of Indiana, 1’ikk fjorsTY,ss: JACKSON CORN ) Complainf’ on note lie's. > lore R. M. Capohart, du^DANIEL S. EVANS) lice of the Peace. V'OTl^E is hereby given that the plaintiff in iN the above entitled cause has this day riled in my office, with me, his affidavit and bond in attachment agaiut the assets of the defendant, OunielS. Evans, and he, the defendant, is hereby uotifled of the'pendency of said cause, and that it will stand for trial at,uiy office on the ISth day of August, laN3, when said cause will be beard and determined K.M. CAPE HART, £ulv 27,—o\\*. Justice of the Peace. Adiuiaistrator’s Salt of Persona! Property. N OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned. Administrators of the estate of William P. Uornbrook, late of Pike county, deceased,will on FltiDA Y, August HK 1SS3, At the late residence of the deceased in Clay township, Pike county. Indiana, sell at public auction all the personal property of the deceased, consisting of four head of work horses, one pair of nudes, one yearling colt, one seed’driU,a lot of wheat in gran cry, two buggies and harness, one wagon anu li:St*ness, a lot otdrv lumber, hay and oats, plows and harness, household ayd kitchen furniture; also* the undivided one-half of t iventytive head of cattle, three short-horn bulls one year old, eighteen head of hogs, seventeen head of sheep, one self binder, one reaper, corn in the crib and field*. Sale to begin at ten o'clock a. ni. of said day ’ and continue from day today until said property is disposed of. Terms.—All sums of live dollars and under, cash; and on all sums over live dollars, a credit of nine months will he given, the purchaser giving note with approved severity, waiving rblief from Valuation and appraisement laws and bearing interest at tine rate of six percent, after rnaturitv. JOHN 1Y HORN BROOK. J AMKS K. HOKNBRO< >K, J uly 201-3 w. Adnyiulst rators. ’

Application for lilpense. N' OglC K-fc.Kcrebjr-gnron that wo will apply to 'the Board of (ommissionersof.Pike county. Indiana, at their September term, 1888, for a license to soil spirituous, vinous and malt liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the sumo to bo drank on the premises, for one year. Our place of business, whoreip said -liquors are to be sold ami drahk„ts a two-stbry bru k budding located on the west'Tin If of lot number seventy-two (72). on Main sino^uia the town ol Petersburg, pike couutv, lad, W IN FI ELH S. M STt HKLL, *vn*. *i£L. ,wuii.vM t mitch v;ll S upe rlxi ten dou ts N«tlee. |3irBIdC EXAMINATIONS OF APPL lM cants for teacher’s license will be hold fn the last Saturday of each month at the town of Winslow, Pike county, Indiana. A certificate of good moral character from some member of the County Board of Education must- be brought by applicants m the county,and from Countv Superintendent bv those out of tin* county, . JOHN WHITMAN, June l.lSSS. County Supt. Trustee’s IS btiee Notice is hereby given to a41 persons interested! that I will attend at my office at WhiteOak, EVERY MON PAy to transact business connected with the office of Trustee of Marion township. All persons having business with said office will please take notice. SASSEU SC LL1 VAN. Trustee. 'rrustee’M Notice. Notice is hereby given to all persons interested that f will attend at mv residence! eoruer Eighth and Walnut Streets, AT ALL TIMES. to transact the business connected .with the bflice of TrustpSt of Washington township. All persons having business with said office will' please take not-pv. JOHN B.UANNA!!. , 'Trustee. Trustee’s Notice. . Notice is hereby given t-o all p^-rsous interested that I will attend at my ,office ht home • « EVERY MONDAY, to tiairsact business conne«de<i with the office of Trustee, of Madison township AH persons havirg lun.iness with said office will please take notice. JAMES K. BOW MAN, Trustee. T'rtt>»tee*s N dt lc*e. Notice is hereliV given to all persons interested that 1 will attend, at my office ar Winslow. XVEH¥ t niPAY, to transact business-connected with the office of Trustee of Pat oka Township. All persons having business wuth said office will please take notice. J. N. WHITMAN,Trustee. Trustee’s Notice. Notice is hereby given to all persons interest that t will attend at my office iu PleasantAT’ALL TIMES. to transact business connected with tlie office of trustee*.dt township. Alt persons having business wrth said office will please take notice. JAMES A. SIIEPAKl>, Trustee.

SPIX -T AT , NOTICl^. ACAPID. To all who arc to;Bering from tfte errors ami iuuiscretions of youth* nervous weakness* early decay, loss of manhood, etc., I will send a recipe that will euro you. free of charge. This gre^t rented v was discovered hy a missionary nr South America. Semi a self-addressed Envelope to the Rry.JoskiuiT. Inm an. Station !>., N. \'. City. Put a Brand on Him. •‘Women are a necessary evil/’ he said, bringing down his list hard on the counter to emphasise the heartless remark. It was in the village store at West Milton, Saratoga County, and the speaker was the central figure of a group of bueholic philosophers. He was homely, slovenly and sixty. ^ “There's where I differ from you altogether," said Mr. George T. Graliam.of tin; safim place. “Women are mostly what men make ’em. When husbands are brutes wives will fall into submission or make home hot for the Wn; sftrd,th.ey*rc unnatural in either character. Love them, and especially be good to them when they’re sick,and you’ll have no trouble. Thcjv's»mv own wife, now. She’s suffered it great deal witUdvspepsia* nervous prostration amt other nilmeutstbat took the bloom off her checks and the spr:ng out of her steps. Well,-she saw an advertisement of Parker’* Tonic, and thought it Wnffld be just the thing for her ease. Gentlemen £ sent five miles after a bottle. She took it. I sent again after more.* So several times. Trouble? Why. if you could see how much good it has done her you would say that women are the greatest of Cod’s blessings, and Park Kit’s Tonic is the uext. This preparation, which has been known as Calker’s Ginger Tonic, will hereaLer 1m? called simply Parker’s T«>MC. Tins change has boon rendered necessary by substitutes imposed upon their customers by. nnprijneipled dealers umler the nameol ginger.aud as ginger is an unimi*ortant flavoring ingredient, we drop the misleading word. \ There is no change, however, in the preparation itself, and till bottles remaining in the hands of dealers, wrapped under the name of P arker's Ginger Tonic contain the genuine .medicine if the fur-simile signature of lliseox A C(*. the bottom of the e tside wrapper. s t p. to ■» v — . -■ . . SIS 3 »4 8t.»

PKOyESSIONAL CAitDs. pOBEY & WILSON' * Attorneys at Law, OfKics—Over Wliite’aCity Drugstore,coriier Main »mt Eighth Street*. 11. THOMPSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTAliV Pt’BLlC, Petersburg* Indiana, Special attention given to Probate bnsmeaa aud collecting. . Office with Dr. Leslie. pl.Y & TOWNSEND, ATTORNEYS AT LAW Petersburg, Indiana* Prompt attention given to all bnainessentrust ed to them. Will practice iu Pike ami lutjoiniug’conntiee and in the Federal Courts. OFFICE-Comer of Main and Eighth streets over the ltod Drugstore. lyjriLLER & RICHARDSON, Attorneys at Law, ? Petersbui^f, - - lii<lluiijk« Will practice in Pike anil adjoining count»W JAMES L. KEITH, Attorney at Law, Is familliar with all fhe Records, DoeVet*. otic, of the various offices. Abstracts pf Title, Deeds, Mortgages, -Ac. made ami writer with espechtl care and conv'-tm^s unreasonable rates. !*••> hate business solicited. Office, with Dr. A. Leslie. jyi. A. K. BYERS, Physician and Surgeon, Petersburg, Indiana* OFFICE: Main street near corner of Seventh street. . RESIDENCE: Corner of Walnut amt Ninth street. i • I B. DUNCAN, M. D., ») • »4” Physician and Surgeon, Petersburg, Indiana*

OFFICE: In Win. llisgen's building, m> i{KsIl>KN(’K: farter House. J. K. ADA Sis, M. J)., Physician G.«.ei Snx'g©©ji, Stuiiiino. ’ F; OFFICE: On Main street, over Red l>rug Store. / J ^ .T. I’ll ILL! l‘S, F BURGEON DENTIST, . P©t©i*sfc>vii*g, - - XiacUs,n6i Xitrous Oxide (I^Htghlm? Gas) fort he pain'e-s ixtraution 01 teeth.- Artificial Teeth in nuy doarable style on short notice. ovricis on sixth street, south of Gus Frank’s >tore. j. vv. v. ilsoX. Real Estate Agent, Petersburg, . -)" - - - hitUn,i,: A ill l>*iy and siell [v4d estate,examine ti} 1,. }o land ami attend promptly to .^11 .business *3** irusied to uiy care. ' ^ J have at this time the. following pro^K* *i« >:.*•. reasonable terms ami easy payment. . , i t 1. 120 acre farm 2'.; fades south of Pet,ersV)„R ! ’5 acres iu chltivation, ginxl dwelling house,>‘U* * md outhouses. 2. SO acres 2K nub's west of Petersburg, «m fa; Princeton road, 00 acrescleared. G'M'Ping house, barn and outhouses, good water. • ‘ *'* 14o acres adjoining Petersburg, aU lacaiu - ration; No better land in the county. n 4 . 220 acre farm (> mill's west of l\ ler*b«rgv IOC £ teres in cultivation, dwelling house, barn, outhouses, orchard, «&c. (l * Tv. 120 acre farm % mile catt of town, 70 acres * Moared, brick house, barn and good outhouses; vveil wutered by springs and wells, 2 gtKxi orchards, coal mine and steam unary, 0. Fart of lot 07 north side Main street in Pcv f inruns. - j ' 7. Vacant lots on south side of Main (i#s>ot, 1>«tween Sixth and ‘Seventh, in Petersburg, same front ing on Main. W.H. THOMPSON; Beal Estate, Loan dOLLECTOTS AdaHT. - NOTARY 'l-UBim PotevalnAjrg, In&mnp/ Can Furnish Coni ci* Timbered * Gibsou Counties on short N^vtcv’ Some of the finest coal veins in thr- . , i, (liana, from four to eleven feet in thiekut . •. yn•• deriie these counties, ^tds *rN de iring toeiiV* buy or sell coal, timber or farm hruls, t*»\v n %»ti» / or other proueny are respectfully rep nested te give me aval1, f also represent the fumeu.v XJU9L3XTJD u9LC3tDF’TST O V

Watson & ThNa^h, Of Topeka,' Kansas, who are agents tor the ,-nk of the rands belonging to the Atchison, Iwpttka & Saute Fee Kaihxnm Company, the finest farraitig land in the West Persons* desiring to si will perhaps tiud it t(» their advantage to coihVr with me before, going, as they may k%ru some tiling that will benefit them.# —Abstracts of Title im a ,Specialty-'-An ^Ustraet of any tvaet of luiiiPfnbPib; ctuuity furnished on short notice.- l>e*ids^ mortgages,., leases, Ac , written at ttiiv time at ^e-Wmabk rates. Correspondence solicited. $t()0,(KKJT0 LOAN For live years at 7 per rent. ondmprov\ 1 farms 1 Have the iiiiiowut® Rial Estate for Sa*d No. i,500 acres Cmbered land in Lm:';:n i»»:vn Stitp, Pike county near the Patoka river,■$? per 9 an.-, i-a.d;. - - " i ‘ 111 acre farm si\ miles west of town, '>0;n%es » cleared, 100 acres under fence: soil, black jsundv loam, abundance of water. lTico, $l,">00.j 200 acres'white oak and poplar limber bnid,-4 miles southwest of town. Wire, $25 per acre. 152 acre farm 8 miles south of \Vin>!nw, 2 miles from railroad- station, 120 acres in cultivation. *25 per acre, one-ha If cash. .No. 6. 80 acre farm in Moftroe. township* «£5cleared, fak* house and stable. go*d i2ml>er. No. 7. Id® acre farm ?-4 mile iivm t\ tersbiirg, all under fence, and in a mo-t cxceleut state of cultivation. Actually one of .bo best farms to Southern Indiana. Oood buildings, >plcmlid orchard ami abundance of wau “ $R,nnn 5 No. 10. Ohe-half intev< st in t,ne famous West Saratoga Springs property, situated seven miles west of Petersburg in * Pike county. , Those Springs are a favorable resort for invalids and pleasure seekers. There is connected with the springs a farm of one hundred acres of "excel cut land, all of which is in side mini condition. \v'ii' sell at a biugin on easy terms. No. IS . 130 acres good timber. miles from Petersburg near llawthorn'iM .11 i*cr aero. N«. 2'-.- acrefarm in MarionUnvnjshiiuoii railroad, one mile from station. 0o acres u*«dc? good fce.ee ami in a line state of ‘•ultivalion.n'oo ’ log house and stable, splendid young.e’jy.dhtrd*, Price, $1,100, one half cash, balance India**;: o mal annual payments at S per etnCdnlora ;nci * •• No 24 — 38 acres mciudimlpthe e-' tersburg and the new rad road, with t and stone quavy;' also includes the landing for .Petersburg Good land .•'l bond title ^riee, $43per aerev sin good No. 2s. „ 1S*> aero farm, 2 miles e;.t e f. rs burg, all under tenet. ' Good buildings rpriiT^ easy \ *!"' No. 27. 80 tu,roF, Tpur milt s emit** 4 u>-vn, 2V acres cleared; no half cash. ' i * SPKGl AL.—X' X’v. firm. Pu idles fcerth ol Winslow, or putvu .lyu-j: acre* in •ultivatiom 20 acres in thebe'. ^ vH biiler. fiohi railroad station, ami onP« • \\iv- •$t?*>0eosh ^alauec on long tune. A- g*-t b^-»*ain. • 120 acres, one-hii'f i\‘V f on;. tu*v ,:. ftU id cul- it* ideation, second,kilt er. tplfViiX a>idy' loam. 'No better land in Uiet^i ab t per acre. 190 acre farm, fo ; A.aown, in splendid repair. t*r© . r*-rt»ut- hpudfe Wp4 hum Ac., underlaid w lb vi* eikp* ?riv* ’ em oi iiSVMt? ‘ r.aUina. hum Ac., underlaid w th * it-. ei£h’ coal. . $55 j»er acre. Ter • t ;v. gygp^OWiv*. in Leslie'? Street, near Carter House, FURNitrld! Successors to Insert A l*inney. Dealers hi Al! Kiafl of Flue & Plate Fimtm. CALL A\J> SKK THtS LAHG I? STOCK. f._ undehtakisTa specautt. Two Ifearses in Head mess at all lluietj.

AtVlllin* of Mixed Paints, all Shiatddi iiid Colors, just Keoeived at the Red iSrBg Store —BERGEN & AD/- MS.