Pike County Democrat, Volume 14, Number 22, Petersburg, Pike County, 12 October 1883 — Page 3

TEEDEMOCJtAT FRIDAY, October 12 1883. EYAMSYILLE ! TERRE HAl TE R. R. '.!!■ M k EfaUMir H 1883 >j5Sl.*•**

No. 4. No. k No. a. STATION'S. L*v# 8:15 pm 10TO pa 6:* «m 8:52 pm 1038 m 7 AS am •M|im 10:44 m Idiom 9:56 pm 12:0! m 8:15 am UABpm 1:10 m 9:18 om |1:» pm 155 «10:15 am (Mu 55) a r»u 6:85 m. uiuBT.nr ...... 6 do am 6:25 sn St. Louts. 7:10 am 0A0 m Danrtlle.. l:»att 5:80 to Chleago.... 1:1* am ' <tOIN0 SOUTH. No. 5. No. t No. 1.' (TATI OKS. L'va Chicago “ Danville •* St. Loots “ Louisville. “ Cincinnati “ Indii 8 MS pm 1:05 am 8:15 TO 7 AO pm 8 dO .ra 7:30 pm 8TO m _ 8:15 pm 8900 to nnapoUS . 11A0 pm 7do S 13:88 pm “ TMre Haute— «A5 am 10:45 to SAOpra Arr. Sullivan. 438 am 11:40 .TO 3TO pm “ Vincennes... .. 5:55am 19:48 m 6A9pa “ Priaeeton. 6:5* mo 8TO to 6TO pm “ Ft. Branch1:19am 8TO<:Ui 6:17pm .«• Evansville 7 TO am 4A6 m 7 TO pm 6 and 1 dally with Parlor C, *s between Trains 61 Evansville Trams land* dally with Woodn Ea Sleeping Cars bet ween Evansville a id Chicago, and FuUman Steepen* between Evt asvlHe and General Supt. Gen’l Passe iger Agent. L., N. A. & ST.Lo R. Ra TIME TABLE. Arrive. .7*8 pm 8.49am 7.40 pm 7.45 am — Louisville-r_-6.05 pm 8.10 am . New Albany .7.Ilian 6.15am 8.28 pm 8.38 mm .Georgetown. 8.1 ipm 5.60am 8.49 pm 8.48 am—Crandall—84 ppm 6.85am 6.2 pm 5.30am 6.1 pm 5.29am 6.1 >pm 5.66am _I_Crandall 8.46 pm 8.68 am—Salisbury 8.54 pm 2.00 am KalrcUie 9.12 pm 9.19 am Mtlltotra 0.42pm 9.48am.. . English.. 10.16 pm 10.94 am .Bird's Eye i: Ipm 4.89am ..4.11pm :- ).16 put 10.^. OIK lUUU O „ . »' . ...... ...»*•» 10.51pm 11.09 ain...Huntlngburg..4. 1pm S.22am II TO ran 11.44 an.... Winslew... .8.1 1pm 9.46am 11.90pm 19.05pm ....Oakland... 8^ ipariTOam 12.27 am l.oopm PilaooTOn . AMpra ITOam 12.41 am 1.28pm. jit. Canncl .2.1 Ipm r “ Arrive. 3.45 am 6.55 4TO pro Mt. ▼etwM..U.aoaTO 10.55pm TTOpm_SI. Louis_TJ Mun 1.15pm EVANSVILLE DIVISION. Arrigs. ^ 1.90 pm 9 50am Evansville.. 12.80 pm 8.45am.... Boeoville . 11.51 am 7.47am.. .Gontryvilie . 11.38am 7.26am.Dale. 11.22am 7.05am... Ferdinand.. 10.40 am 6.15am Jasper.... Depart. . 1.! ipm 5.60pm .2.4 pm 6.00pm .3.i:lpm 6.45pm ..8.4 Ipm TTOpm ..3.1 .pm 7.18pm 4.1 ipm 8.05pm ROCKPOBT BRANCH. . Depart. Arrive. 6.35 pm 1 ITOam.. Gentry Title.. .7.1 4m I r.lSpm 12.10pm.Springs.T.lJam I . 7.50 pm 12.35am... .Reekport.. Ad 'am ITOprn W. Hnyler, Gen. Supt^ Lout vine, Ey. 7.. M. db I. H LuistiDe I ^ rrsnr Leave Louisville... 1aiave New Albany.. LeaTo Jeffersonville Arrive 8eymoar. Arrive Columbus. Arrive Indianapolis. Arrive Chicago.. Arrive St. lamia. ..... Arrive Cleveland. Arrive Buffalo. Arrive Boston. .' 6 AO TO STOam 5:15 am ITOam . 6 NO »ra 8:16 am ITOam 1:25 am . 8:80 am 9:58 am . 10 A0 am U:16ara . 8 A0 pm . TTOpm . 10:90 imt. . 4TO am. . ITOam. | No. 9 1 So. 9. tsaw Louisville. I*eave New Albany... Leave Jeffersonville Arrive Seymour. Arrive Columbus— Arrive Indianapolis . Arrive Chicago. .Arrive St. Louis—. Arrive Cleveland. Arrive Buffalo. Arrive Boston. 1:50 Mo 7 TO pm lAQpm 6:53 pm 2 A0 ipm TTOpm 3:38 am 8AT pm 4 TO ism 9 TO pm 4:10 jam 10:46 pm . ... ITOam . ... ITOam I TO itn. WO pm. *A6 am. ORtlKtri. • -| No. 60 | No.«. i/osveIndianapolis... 4:15 un ITOam Arrive JciabrsonvUle.. 7 TO am 11 TO am Arrive New Albany. 8:80 am 19:41 am vftlevj "— **•“ — Arrive Imuisvlll 7:40 am 11:40 am Leave Indianapolis .. Arrive Jeffersonville. Arrive New Albany. Arrive IsHiisville- | No. 8 | No. 8. 4 A6 pm 8TO pm 7 A0 jun 10:80 pro 7:35 ;;hu lOTOpm 7:10 pm 10; 48 pm AU others dally .1.6.9 and ' except Sunday. Train leaving Louisville at 7 TO put has palaee sleeping ears to CMeago^hrilmau we. per through to StL&ss without change. Train leivtag at 8A5 am has ehair caj and eoarhes to CMeaga without change daily, except Sunday. Dmot nor*"- -— -- ' ” ' is., L nisvil corner Fourteenth and Main sta., State and Railroad avenue. New alkany. ille,and . M. Dl. MItfO, Gen. Pass. A Ticket Agt., Lot ivillo, Ky. Ohio & Mississippi R’y.

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_jjttrnnft You no’s. CaU ud M l—Mnj hi * T««a('a ltue oT heating storm. I hare 6QflOO (flringks for two pain of all-wool socks for !tt cents, art | Bosaktkk’s HiU. Money tolo* n on form security, *t 6 per cent. Taylor A i We liisvc foe Walker boots we will se> at cost Mosns Frank. A number of our cltisens are attending foe Yinoennee ftlr this week. I hare n#w and elrgant styles in lamps at all pikes. • Frank Bujikkback. Ladies, call and see way stock of foil and winter wear. Hosts Haas. Splendid mash wool hats at 66 easts, cotton hats pit 9L25, and for hats at $236, aft Baborote’s, Union..

You can find eyarthing in tha way of provi sions—aheqps fresh at Fukk Bodbuck, Now is the lime to buy your.winder goods—lower than ever, at Schakfkb’s Hall. The period of the tantalizing house fly for the present season has about come to a full stop. The Auditor and Deputy are very busy now, making out their tax duplicate for next year. rj Wanted.—One thousand bushels of dried apples, for which I will pay $1 per bushel. Hoses Feans. Those of ourrRkens who attended the Boomville fair last week, reporlEed it a rather gloomy affair. BlllntOycr A Young have a few more buggies and spring wagons, which they wi ll sell cheap for cash. We will still sell for the next warty days our entire stock at cost, at Schaefers Hall. Hoses Frank. ' For laine Deck, Side or Chc«t use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Price 25 cts. For sale by Edwards ft Ware. Jrst Received.—A large stock of boots and shoes, which I am selling at low prices. Hoses Hess. ✓'fate moat independent man how, k the stovewood hauler. If you don’t waut his load you can just let it alone.. Croup, whooping cough and Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by Edwards ft ^Ka*c. Work is plenty and there is no excuse for tramps running around the country other than pure unalloyed laziness. «—-1 That Hacking Cough can be so quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by Edwaqds ft Ware, City Drug Store., Statistics show that boy babies: are more apt: to die than gjri babies. Hoys Shiloh’s cough and Consumption Cure is sold, by us ou a guarantee. It cures consumption. Sold by Edwards ft Ware. The Household, New Home, Royal, St. John anti New Howe sewing machines, sold on eaBV terms, by F. J. Patterson ft Co. AH the new styles in yarns, zephyrs, basket doth., velveteens, velvets, satins, riel -rack, gloves, hosiery, etc, at Hargrove’s. Union. Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint? Shiloh’s V italizer is guaranteed to cure you. For sale by Edwards ft Ware. For rent.—A well turnished i-oom 14x14 feet, o:ae-half square from Main street, near post-office. For particulars call at this office. ✓ilr? rick laying was commenced on Dr. Adams’ new building on Monday and is progressing rapidly. Wm. Laverty is doing the work. y The Buckeye Spring Pressure Wheat Drill—no weight on horses necks, lightest running, most correct. For sale by Billmeyks ft Young. Miss Sallie Carson has retired trot the millinery Arm of Carsou ft Hill man, Miss Laura Hillman assumin full control of the business.

Having di solved partnership,the undersigned would respectfully urjre all those indebted to them to call and set* tie at once. Johnson ft Lax. Wanted.—Everyone to call at my store and be convinced that I am selling hoots and shoes cheaper than any other house in town. Moses Hess. Si.kei'less nights, made miserable by that tenlble cough. ShOoh’e Cure is the remeiv fbr you. For sale at Edwards & Ware’s City Drug Store. Just Bickived.—Au elegant line of new glsssware, in the latest designs, which I am selling at extremely low prices. Fbahk Bii.derback. Catarrh: cured, health and sweet breath wind bv Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 60 emits. Nasal Injector free. Sold by Edwards & Ware. Wanted—To trade a good one horse top-buggy and harness, for lumber, or will sell cheap for cash, or on tim§ to suit purchaser. Apply at Dr. Leslie’s. _ J. W. Gladkii received his new press and printing material last week, and occupies a room in Eisert d; Son’ii new build ing. We are glad to sec Bro, Gladish on his fret again. Best shirting 10 cents per yard, goo* shirting 9}4 cents per yard, splendid jeans at iS cents per yard, bees all wool jeaiu at 40 cents per yard, at \ ‘ Harorovets, Union. Already chili winter haa announced hie approach and those needing heating stoves should call at once a! Billmeyer & Young’s. They can sui you both in style and price, Suiloh’ii vitalises is what you need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite Dizziness and all symptoms of Dys pepsin. Price 10 and 75 cents per hot tie. Bold by Edwards ft Ware. Farmer*, buy the Richmond Drilltbe best wheat drill on eartli. Red ribbon over all others at the lute fati For sale by F. J. Patterson <& Co. At Shawhan & Boonshot’s oltl stand

I- Men's whole stock,- saddle-seam boots, *2; boys* whole stock boots, $1; ladles shoes, 90 < eats, ft, *1.25, *1.50; children’s shoes, good stock, 60 cents | to ?5 cents, St Ha -grove's Union. Hammond ft f trker hare removed !their stock of giods into the room : formerly occupied by H. Rickrich, and extend an earnest invitation to their friends to call and see them. itupners have commenced having bint struck to post their premises againet hunters and trespassers. Searchers after qtails and the festive rabbit should keep a sharp lookout for thia style oflierature. Fbksh OrsTBKf—Just received at i. Ai Heifer’s oyster saloon, and served in any style donired,or sold by the can. Private families and parties or social festivals will be supplied on liberal terms. P. C> Hammond. St Son’s book accounts and notes trill be found at the olRce of Dr. A. R. Byers. Those who owe the above accounts and notes will please call and settle. r Henry Rick rich has fitted up his oyster parlor inelegant style and is prepared to flirnish the best brand of oysters in any style desired. If you are fond of the juicy bivalve, give him a call. J P. C. Hammond h Sow.

The Democrat Office has a good stock of Koto Heads, £01 Heads, Letter Heads Envelopes, Cards, da, oa beads, and can win* them in good style and at city n?ees. Call and set our sdtnples and K ara our prices. Everyone who contemplates buying an organ should call and examine* our stock. We will sell to suit anyone. Eive years warran ty given with each instrument F. J. Patterson ft Co., At Shawhan ft Boonshot's old stand. 10^ pounds light brown sugar, $100 dry “ * 100 good “ “ 100 ‘Wife* A” “ 100 good •'offee 100 At Hargrove’s, Union. Going.—We saved from the recent fire in our town a line of ieans, red and colored flannels, Indies dress goods, fine shoes, all to be closed out at what they will bring. Sales every day at Dr. Byers’ office. P. C. Hammond ft Sox. A peculiar virtue in Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is that while it cleans and purges the blood, from all corruptions and impurities, aud thereby roots out disease, it builds up and invigorates the whole system, and makes one young again. " /Willie Phillips, son of Dr. Phillips, of Union, died Mor day night, in the seventeenth year of his age. Polite Rad genteel in his manners, Willie was a favorite in hi ^circle of acquaintances, and his do ith is a source of profoundest regret. y t-? There are still s. few individuals who honestly believe that by discontinuing their newspapers and advertisements they will thereby force the paper to suspeud publication. Such people are a very unfortunate and misguided class, to say the least. This is the time of year when the farmer and mechanic consult the columns of their newspaper to ascertain where goods can be purchased at the lowest figures to supply them during the coming wintor. A word to the business men should be sufficient. _ Annie Poe, daughter of Jonathan IMPlt Man-ion ^to wnship, died wary suddenly and under suspicious circumstances on the night of the 30th nit Coroner Withers was notified and weut up and held an inqnest but as yet has nqt rendered a verdict. ». • The fall season is progressing and persons should take a look about their premises and see v.-hat improvements are needed for winter. It may prove beneficial to themselves as others. Chimneys should be sounded, sidowalks repaired ftc: to guard against accidents and fire. Many forget that the hair and scalp need clensing as well as the hands and teet. Extensive nse of Ayer’s Hair Vigor has proven that it is the best clensing agent for the hair—that it prevents as wel as removes dandruff, cools and soothes the scalp, and stimulates the hair to reuewed growth and beauty. The residence of James Pipes, three miles north-east of Winslow, together with the entire contents, was distroy,ed by fire on last Friday night. Mr. Pipes was at Cincinnati and his wife went to her mother’s to stay all night, leaving some fire in the fire place, and it is supposed the flames started from this. If yonr lnngs are weak, if a cold causes you quick distress, you will breathe easier, you will cough less, you will strengthen the pulmonary organs, von will ieel bettor every way if you wiH oceassionatly nse Dr. Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cherry. Ask your druggist for it.

Clark Alvto, a «wit Chilian in the E. A T. H yanto at Terre Haul), was knocked down by moving canUaat nigh: and had both ot his lege crushed. They were afterwards amputated, and the man was alire trie morning.—[Vincennes San. Mr. AlVis ia a brother of Mrs. An* thor Palmer, formerly of this place, and has many f iends here who will be paiifod to hear of this sad aoeideut Dr. J. E. Dunbar, one of the proSrietors of the Terre Haute Eye Inrmary, will he at the St. Charles Hotel, in Oakland City, on Saturday, Oct. *Hh, remaining only twelve days; and at the Hyatt House, Washington, on Saturday, Nov. 3d, remaining only twelve days. Examination, consultation and trea ment free if ample satisfaction is not given. Hervions, dyspeptic individuals, whose distress of mind and body make life miserable, if yoor sufferings have been prolonged and increased by the use of Ditto's and pretended cures of kidney and liver diseases, throw all such nostrums aside and find health, strength and vigor in that simple remedy known as Dr. Guysott’s Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. It purifies the blood, strengthens the urinary and digestive organs, and infuses new life into all parts of the body. No other rem edy equals it. Have your druggist get it for you. *It makes very humanitarian sad to see invalid * seek sueh relief as is given them bj the use of bitters, kidney medicine *, and other nostrums. The first few doses may make them foel better on account of its stupefying ingredients, combined with some strong cathartic and diuretic that are used In its composition, but they eventually gv*w worse. The only cure for weal mess, nervousness, debility, Mbe*. ] tains, rheumatism, sores urinary ana digestive troubles, is to make the hlord rich, red and pure, by using Dr. (taysott’a Yellow Dock and Saraaaporula, a remedy widely indorsed by jhysiciana who have examined into its composition and effect.

Kiss MeOtoOppett earn down from LSogostM Tuesday to spend* Irak with friends hero. Georat CkRudL aeooaiMM by Mias Bella Enlace, attended the Booeville totf list week. 1(1^ Bleaaer Holme*, <t Lodarilto, Ky., hat heea tWUw the family ot lift, Sarah Ash dmrtag the past week.. A. H French, travoHnit agent Mf Or. J. C. Ayer A Co., Lowell, Mass., culled last Friday •« ooatract for advertising s|>ace. The family ot Rot. J.B. Madden returned this week tram Kentucky, where they vMted the great exposition at Xaola'riUe. S. Joseph, ot Washington, was in town Tuesday and oalled at this olee to oootract tor advetisiag space. His advertisement will appear next week. 7 >B. Bosch, at cmamhna, hi, the iron front man, is In town this wed:, patting the fronts In theneW buildings of ■( men Frank and U. Jk} George Ashby and wife, of Winslow, were hi town Tuesday. George has again engaged la the drag business at that place, and repasts hasloess very fair. Lloyd Thompson, one «t Washington, townships rising young ranters, eaUad laat Saturday and renewed his auhoertptiaa. Loyd says the PanocntT la a household neceerity. Capt. A. K. Rtvsmcidt, of Tipton, Iowa, was in town the latter part of last weak, visit* lag his sisters, Mrs. K. (I. Hewiss, Mrs. Morris Frank Slid MnaMahsUa RaVensorudt—....

Dr. D. I. Phillips returned last Monday from Vincennes, where be has beat conducting the oMoeof W. Jt. HMw, lor the pa* two weeks, and to now ready to wait upoo all eustomecs who may give him it call. VMeennes Sews: D. J. Phillips, bf Petewburg. Ind.,who has been conducting the dental business oC Dr. V. M. Hindman during, the later's absence In the 8outh, la a whole-souled fellow and a good dentist. Ur Hindman is expected home this week. Washington Uaxctte: Mrs, George Clongta, of ChlUoothe, Ohio), and Mrs Walter Keans, of Louisville, Ky., who has been visiting friends In Petersburg, and Miss Mattie Madden, daughter ot Bee . Madden, of Petersburg, were In the elty Monday. Mrs. Clough went from here to Topeka, Mas* Mrs. Keans returned home, nod Miss Madden went up f» Loogootoe, to visit friend*. CI1UKCH CHIMES. The time of holding the PresbyUriah Sabbath school has been changed froui 9 HX) a. m. to 2 sOO p. m. Rev. D. T. Davis will hold no services at the M. E. Church next Sabbath, evening giving his congregation the opportunity of hearing Rev. J. B. Madden’s farewell sermon. The last sermons of Rev. J. B. Madden, as pastor of the Cumberland Church at this place, will be preached next Sabbath. The subject of the evening discourse will be “The True Course of Life,” and will be addressed to the vouug men. The public are invited. KAIIJtOAD HACKET. C. A. Slayback, superintendent of the I. &. E. railroad, passed over the line Monday. A Conductor Stinson went down to Evansville Saturday to spend Suuday with his sweetheart. ^/fhe I. &. E. engineer corps made surveys for switchoa at Rogers Brus’ coal mines last Monday. / Cbas. Seely, the new agent, of live I. & E. railroad nt this place, is an energetic business fellow, and will no doubt become quite popular. Au additional train has been put on the Air-lime. It; leaves Princeton— going east—at 7 a. m. Returning from Louisville—arrives at Princeton at 9 t». in!, mating coSftectlbd wttfi the Chicago trains it Louisville and Princeton. Track-laying on the I. & E. is progressing rapidly, aud by to-morrow night, will have reached what is known as South Fork, a distance of about sixteen miles from Evansville, where they will be delayed for a few days, awaiting the erectiou of a hrid ge. The work will be completed by the middle of November. Among Ihn changes that have lately taken place In our city, none greater have we’ noticed than in the hotel so long known as Little’s Hotel. Within the pust month this hotel has been painted inside and out, the rooms and hallways papered, carpeted and furnished in firstclass style. It is no longer known as Little’s Hotel, its name having been Changed to the Emmet Hotel, and is under the management of Colonel J. S. Morgan, a hotel keeper of many Tears experience, who thoroughly understands his business, and to-day this hotel rank* second to none of the medium priced hotels ot the elty. The table is supplied with the beet the market affords. The clerks is the office an courteous and the comfort ot tin guests is particularly looked after. We bespeak for the Emmett a large share ot patrounge.—[Indianapolis Sentinel. Col. Morgan i» well and favorably known to many of our citizens as having been for many yeaVs the genial host of the Meredith House at Washington. Should and of our readers have occasion to visit Indianapolis we will assure them excellent treatment if they stop at tbo Emmett. .

A Soriptnre Paula. A young Bible student was asked “bow m»oy boys sre there in your eluss?” Be replied: “11 TOO multiply the number of Jacob’s sons by the nnmber of times which the Israelite* compassed Jericho, and add to the product the number ol measures ol barley lions gars to Both, divide this by the number ol Hainan’* sqm, subtree) the number ol each tind of clean beasts the) went into the ark, multiply by the nnmber ol men that want to seek Elijah alter he-was taken to heoTen, subtract from this Joseph’s age al the time he stood before Pharoah, add tho number ol stmoe David took when he killed Baliath, subtract the number ol furlongs that Bethany was distant from Jerusalem, divide by the number ol anchors cast out when Paul was shipwrecked, subtract the number.of people Saved in the ark, and the remainder will be the We trill send the Democrat for one year-to the first person giving a written answer to tho above question. The analysis tq be given in full aud soul to this office for publication before the first day of January 1884. Jew Meat Shop. llilimau & Louusdalo have opened out a meat shop in the Leslie building where they will be found at al! times with a large supply of ail kind) of fresh meats. The patronage of the public is kindly solicited. y Judgement for Sale. Notice is hereby given that I wit sell a judgement on Wilbur W. Swart: Ind. For particulars call on the under signed. Moses Frank Jane 22—3m. Prcpsic far Winter. John Bradfleid is now prepared t< furnish the bent quality of coal foi five cents at his bank, three miles eas of town, or will deliver it any pla« in town at eight eents per bushel. Foi general use his coal is not excelled by any in the county. Give him you orders and they will be promptly AU ed. Orders left at L M. Johnson i will he promptly attended to. One of the Bent Gutters in America has charge of Iarou’a Merchant Tailor ing department, Evansville, and i furnishing matchless fits, made firon splendid, fashionable fabrics.

iflEIC w GBBOBHOOO NOTES . tckuafthas a gnu club, A person can wade across the Ohio riven- at'several points, : -The horses in Warrick Conner are uiticted with pinkeye. Bnviess county has had fire murdMs in the last eighteen months. Elisha Hyatt, of Daviess county, Ikftd eighty acres in sorghttm cane this A Posey county doctor was fined Hi for neglect of duty in reporting a death. Qnkland City, like Petersburg, sufffers from an insofficieney of tenement P. M. Judd and wife, of Warrick ioofnty, after living together 28 years, were divorced, last week. The table manufactory, at EvansriUe, run by a co-operative stock coinimr, burned Saturday night. Loss. 3*000; insurance, $8,000. William Alsop, the Princeton cattle dealer, pleaded guilty in the Gibson cireu|t court Tuesday of last week and received a three years sentence. Qrandisoti Cosby, a Daviess count?’ r, was returning home from _ tlgton one night last week, haven his person the sum of $521, he had received fbr some cattle,, »)ted by highwaymen and comI to “give up his bundle.” There clue to the robbers.

Ann McCracken, of Daviess com* unearthed the skeleton of a inan on the old Spink farm, last week, ajjiit a mile west of Washington. TaS Gazette sayst “It waS found at ttifhflier site of a distillery, and it Is ipposed the man was raurdelred a gnat many years ago and Ridden iu thf^earth there.” Bev. J. E. Iglehart, of Evansville, _ ho accused Prof. Blake of winking at his (Iglehart’s) wife, cards the papere and says: “I was mistaken.in thiBMug him guilty of auy improper net, and therefore fully withdraw the, charge ont of which the difficulty gnflk, and which no one has regretted more than myself.” We notice by the Evansville papers that Cook & Bice have jnst closed a contact with Lew Elias, agent ot the Artie Ice Machine Manufacturing Co^ ol Cleveland, O., for two of their ice machines, with a dally capacity of S3 tons of ice. All is to be completed and-in running operation on or be-foitiTebrnarj-1,1884. The cost of the two machines complete will be about $20,000. W. D. Keyes, of New Albany, whiise wife recently eloped with policeman Blessing, was granted a divorce from her, last week. Keyes is superintendent of the Plate Glass wortts, and had a sumptuous home for his wife, who was of good .family. Why she ran away with a policeman is amuetliing that will probably -remain a mystery. She writes to the New Albany Ledger to deny the statement that some of her children aro illegitimate, and that she has a reason former action that will never be known. Madison Township Sabbath 8ohool Mass Meeting. The Madison township Sabbath school mass meeting convened in Botfman’s grove Oct, 5th, and was called to order by Rev. D. VanDyke. After singing by each of the schools present, and prayor bv Bev. I. K. HaskiiyUSeY. D. VanDyke delivered an admirable address on temperance which Avas highly appreciated by those present. At 1:30 p. m. he again add^unud the meeting in a masterly plhn. for thorough organization in every school district, giving directions for accomplishing the work that were deay, and if heeded, wBl greatly advance the cause. The prizes were then awarded and the crowd dispersed. We are confident that much good will result from the meeting. “A ■day well spent,,” was the general vordiett W. M. VanSickle, Sec. Lots and Land For 8ale. Twelve lots at private sale. Located, near the depot, in Petersburg4nd.; also thirty-three acres of land situated on the noted Bluff of White river, and includes an excellent stone quary and the steamboat landing for Petersburg. The location is beautiful and has .a splendid view of White river and the surrounding country. Call and see me. Good terms. Sept. 18,1883. Wm. Hawthorn. Heroes and Heroines of the Border. In American history there ate no more interesting figures thau the Heroes and Heroines of the Border. Bold, dashing, adventurous and patriotic; loyal to friends, to country add to the interests of society, their work was singularly affective in the advancement of American civilization. With seeming recklessness, their efforts were in the interest of law and order, and the people owe-them a debt of gratitude they do not forget. Their Sage in history is as fascinating as it fll nonorat ble, and there is a peculiar I pleasure in reading the narrative of

their wonderful exploits. The times which produced those heroes' and heroines mark a period in American history ot absorbing interest alike to old and young. It is proper that it should be so. These hardy pioneers coupled virtue with courage, humanity and love of country with the stern duties of frontier life and battle, and the example of theiir lives not only interests but strengthens our faith* and admiration in humau courage and unselfish purpose. la American pioneer history there are %ree distinct eras marked as distinctly by three geographical divisions ; from \hw Allegheny Mountains to the MiSsis^/bi, marking the first; from the Mississippi to the Rocky Mountains the second; California and the Pacific Slope the third. The settlement of these vast regions developed great leaders, whose achievements have made them justly and widely famous. They have a warm place in the hearts of the people, and a prominent one in their aduiiratiou. It is appropriate that their achievements should be recorded, and we note with ple&mre the forthcoming off a new bookT upw ready, from the press of N. D. Thompson & Co., Publishers, New York and St. Louis, Mo., called: “Conquering the Wilderness, or New Pictorial History of thel^feaud Times of The Pioneer Heroes/and Heroines , of America.” It is written by-Col. Frank Triplett, an accomplished writer, whose literary qualifications and neat experience to the frontiers are stud to eminently lit him for so noble »task. A special feature of the book is its . apt and protose illustration, embrac- , Ing 2)0 superb engravings, illustrate I ing incidents and persons—the latter . embracing nearly 100 life-like portraits, of pioneer leaders, never before . given—men and women—which make . ft a sort of picture gallery, as well as i 1 book of thrilling narrative, that will lenalo the book a charm and interest not to be resisted. It fs sold by subscription, throngfa • canvassing agents and prese nts an op- » portnnity to agents to make money i especially inviting. We advertise it in another column.

AlvmOome Again: Peofflfc ifrnbtry the gWtt fitting, durable Shits that are sold so. low at Lyon’s hire said always to call there again for their clothing. . Adrioe to Mothers. Are you disturbed at alghtanflhidken ot your rest by a sick etllltt rafleriag eryiog with p»lnotcBttiBittebtltt Mali tend at Mw and «et a bottle ot Mas. Wmatow’s SWiNtae Sramr roa Cbilmzm Turbins. ltotalfebisinealcu. able. It will relicTO the poor little suSerer Immediately. Depend upon it, mothers, there is s«> mistake about it. It cues dyseetery and diarrhoea, regulate* the stomach lad bowels, cures wind colic, softens the gums, reduces inflammation, and sires hNHi and energy to the whale ayatetf. Mas. Wore low’s soothing srncr roa CaniaacK TiiraihO is pteaeent to the taste and is the preecriptidH W BHc of the oldest and best Atm ale physicians and dSCSPs ia the United States and is tor sale bj all-druggists throeghou he world. Price M cents a bottle. -a-Baaai COUBKHPONDKAClit From Hawthorn’s Mill. ftawrnoitft’B Mil® Oct gPiSSs. doseph Willis was on the si«k list the most df last week j Jesse Lorelees has also been on the sick list. Ou last Tuesday morning Sy Wester Rumble’s hones, while hitched toe wagon, took ’trigut and ran away, smashing op things generally. Burrell WiUib is on the sick list with ike chills. Mamed on the tth Inst at the residence of lewis Loveeless By lewis Locales Mr. Theodore Selby to MtaaKaneyk. Wil ls all of Pike dflgfor. On last Friday, while Isaac and Johelfill, •one of Frank Hill were, chopping wflfe. John waa accidentally struck on the head bflbie as inflicting a sercre wound XXX.

Fwm Spargsoa. „ ... , . sreaaaojt, in» ,0*18,1888 Beafttiful autumn. Notwithstanding the dry. warm weather, health is tolerably good la Monroe township. A3. Campbell is our school teacher tor this winter. He is a wide-awake man. Hold them lore! A J. H A Shively was recently married to Miss Cox, all ct Pleamatville. Wew:.-h the! happy couple a long and prosperous tile. Wheat sowing is the order of the day. Neighbor Rose has purchased a line yoke of oxen and is going to haul saw logs. £noe Lynn attends all the shooting matches and isliequently ssen -carrying home large pieresofeair. Kaos is a good shot. The Regular Baptist Association begins at this place nertTridSy A good time is generally expected, Sncraroncxa. SELBY.—At the residence of her son, Lowry G. Selby, on Sunday, Oct. T, lSSS, Elizabeth A. SklbY, aged TO years and i months. As fell the leaves when the summer has faded into the nutunin, so sank this aged and loving mother into the fentle embrace of that sleep which nows no dreams. For three-fourths of a century she stood in rank with the noblest of her sex, grandly fulfilling the sweetest offices of woman kind— that of sister, wife, mother and friend. She was the mother of a large family all of whom are among our very best people. They are John O. M., Jeremiah, Gedrge, Henry and lowrv G. Seibv, Mrs, Burrii Kinnian, Mrs.Warren Cash, Mrs. Josiah Colvin, and Mrs. John B. T. Hearing. The deceased was a sister of Janies and Henry (now deceased), Richard, Lowrv and'Jeremiah Gladish. Her long life was crowded full of the labors and incidents of “ye olden times,” when pioneer hardships were among the allotments to all who converted a wilderness of woods into an invitiur abode. The years which whitened her hair and furrowed her brow and sapped her frame, wd to ripen and sweeten her trust In tenderness,even down to the grass-covered bed, where tired humanity sleeps upon the breast of the infinite. The remains were conveyed .to White Church on Monday last, where an immense throng listened to an eloquent funeral sermon by Rev. J. B. Madden, after which the parting look was taken amidst sobs and tears of stricken relatives and friend*, and the gentle sleeper was laid to rest beneath the sod. uVh. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Coroner’s Inquest. Description of a person upon whose body an inquest was held on Tnesdny, Oct., 2.1888. by the undersigned Coroner: Name of deceased, Julianna l‘oe; age, SJ years; height, about 5 feet; hair, dark brown; eyes, black; complexion, brunette; sex, female; place ol nativity, V. S. A. PRM S. WITHERS,Corouer P. C. Notice to Non-Resident. In the Pike Circuit Court, November Term, .1888. State of Indiana, fita County.*; Maav Jokbs, Thomas Joshs, vs. Aston Peck, John Pick, f> Catharine Lima, Susan Littio. Alfred BaoxAvr. NOTICE is hereby given to said defendant, Alfred Brokaw, in the above entitled cause, that an affidavit is on file in the clerks office of the Pike Circuit Court, that be is a noo-residant of the State of Indiana, anil a necessary party to said cause; that this is ah action to partition certain real estate situate iu said county and described in ptaittturs complaint; nnd that said cause will come up for hearing at the Court House in the town of Petersburg, Pike county*! “ “ " ' — ' --‘W Indiana, on the 80th day of November, 1883, thai being the 14th judicial day of the November term. 1888, of said court. —, Witness, the Clerk and Seal of said { seal jCourt, at Petersburg; this the Mth day '—,—* of September, 1888, Sept. aS-Sw. DAN C. ASHBY, Clerk. atAttacknsBt. Before H. Shoulders, J. •DAVID MCDONALD. Before tt.anouiaers, j. vs. 5 P. ol Lockhart Tp.,Plke WM. J. BARKER. 1 county. Indiaua. On the first day of September, 1188, the plaintiff, by Isaac Arnold, hia attorney, filed the’neeesaary papers to entitle plaintiff to an attachment and garnishee against Wm. G. Barker. Robert Bam aud Union Bam. Said cause stands for trial on the Mth day of October, 1688, at ten o’clock a. m Sept. 81,-fiw. H. SHOULDERS, J JP.

Netioe ta Hetre, Creditors, Eto> M ns imn OF THE) la the Pike Circuit estate or > Court, Nouembur ■ m Jr - Samuel B. Julian, dre’d J Term, l$8t. \tOTlCE to hereby given that William W. Cash, it as administrator of the estate of Samuel B. jiuliau, deceased, has presented and died his account and Touchers in float settlement ot said estate, and that the same will come up tor the examinatioa and action ot said Circuit Court on the 9th day ot November, M8S, the same being uolal day ot the November term, 1893, at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees ot the Sth iu<u said estate are required to appear in said Court <e< if any there he, why said aeand show cause, i____ count and vouchers should not be approved. Witness, the Clork and seal ol said •f seal tPike Circuit Court, at Petersburg, Inillana; this 19th day ot .September, ISKt. Sep. *?-3w.BAN C. ASHBY, Clerk, Trustee’s Notice. Notice to hereby given to alf persona inter.toed that I will attend at my residencel corner Eighth and Walant Streets, AT ALL TIMES, to transact the business connected with the offloe ot Trustee ot Washington township. All persous having business with said office will please take notice. JOHN B. HANNAH, Trustee. Trustee’s N otloe. Notice is hereby given to nil persons Intorst that 1 trill attend at «-“ -* my office in Pleasantville, AT ALL TIMUR. to transact business connected with the office at Trustee ot Mohroe township. All persons having business with said office-will please take notire. JAMES A. 8HWAHP, Trustee. Trustee's Notice. Notice to hereby given- In all person# Interned that I will attend at my office at home XVBBT MONDAT, to transact bnsioees connected with the office ot Trustee, ot Madison township. Ail persous 'aesewith Aid office will please take having business v_^ _ not toe. JAMES R. BOWMAN. Trustee. Trusten’a Notice. Notice to hereby given to all persons interested that 1 will attend at my office at Winslow. bvbby fIUPAt, to transact bnslnem connected with the office el Trustee of Patokn Township. All persons hav- ' *sWith said office will please take *> J. N. WHITMAN.Trust* Ing bm notice. Trustee’s Notice Notice is hereby given to aH ptreo^intenaMSd that 1 will attend at my avnnr MONDAY to transact business connected with the office ol Trustee ot Marion township. All persons having business with said office will please take noBASSElt SCUJVAN, Trustee.ties.

jgaporliitsndents ntrfefcic iejamjsations or ifru MT *anb for tt Achcr’a license will He held ft the (Mt SMvAlay cl each month at the tu«tn « Winsior; l*i»ii < t>usty, Indiana. A eertitlcaii* ot good mural character fflio *» mew her d rtie totals Hoard ot Kduealfth ost be broug »< . *J j replicants m the count y, am on County SS ^oriSteadeat be those out ot tin JOHN'WHITMAN, County Supt; mmesssB- , ■■ mam trow County s«t juri countr, Jane 1.1m. ■Si j£LV ft $OWNSENf>, ATTORNSTTB jttfT L1A.W lenten of tte JL It Lev issMktioir, . Prompt attention glyen to alt baaiheesoa od to thorn. Will practice ta Pike and adjoining countiw and In the Federal Courts. UPP1CK—Conor at Mala awl Eighth streets, oeer the Ked Drug Store. JAMES L. KEITH, attorney at law, .msetSft? SJSKSfiJ&S: Abstracts ot Title, Deeds. “ -in with especial .. .. .. m tithe. Proomex, wltJtDRXLsahe. Mortgagee Ac. wade and .wrtten with at tcdsdital jpos BY ft WILSONAttorneys at Law, .PeSeratierf, V * a IniHam Orrtc «—Orer Whltn’n City Drag Store, corner Main awl Eighth Streets. » w, H. THOMPSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC, Fctorrtaff, imiisSa, Special attention giten to Probate bnetnem an>< mIMiu. Offlce with Dr. Leslie.

J^JILIJSK & RICHARDSON, Attorneys at Law, Peterebura, --- Indiana. W»t practice in Ptte and awning couatla D ,R. A. R. BYERS, Physician and Surgeon, INrfaur iA, him ™ aKWRwa ^OFFICE: Main street near RESIDENCE: Corner of Walaat and Ninth street. J B DUNCAN, M. D., Physician and 8urgeon, omci: In Win. llisgen’s RESIDENCE: Carter Houae. J R. ADAMS, M. D., RAO I‘eterthmrg, lMtmmn. office.- On Main street) <n» Store. «*d twt* J. PHILLIPS, SUBGE0N DENTIST; tours, ' - ludUuaa. Nitrone Oxide (Laughing Gael » i.of teeth. Artificial l'-M any doextraction ol teeth. 5>tI2c'~~_ " ***** eirable style on short notice. Orncx on Sixth street, south of Gta Frank’s Store. PIKE HOTEL, CHAS. SCHJSFER, Prop. Iain Street, Peters&nrt, Mana fJ£&~Uhre££2rt b*Wh*“- °o»f«rtahIy iiarnuHtihi tu 10111;ii'Hit. Is kept meouaeetton with the hoe so, in ? uan be found nt all times the beet Wines, Liquors ft ttgan* A large and comaaodions Kali, Theatrical Troupes, Concerts, Ac. Attention, Everybody! NEW FIRM, Dickson & Corning, BLACKSMITH'S, —scau mriisa ioeo-m— All Hind s oi Repairing FWS jVwihwM ami niapatch. Horse Stoeii nai; a Specialty. All Work Warranted. aiv© Us a Call!! SHOP qu Sixth Street, between Main and Poplar,* Peteratourg - - - Xxidl&nah. Petersburg Planing Mill JAMES P. SNYDER, Proprietor, (Successor to Diekstm 4k Carson) DRESSED LUMBER.

—FLOORING,— Weatlier boarding, &c., AliWA TS 03S! : SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, BBACKETS, k SANCFhCTURKD ox short notick. Having pot »r niachloery in Utorongh repair prepared to tom cot nil work in my lino promptly end in « good monitor. Fartiea templutinj boUdicg ahonld give i give me a call JAMtma j». amrnKK. FURNITURE! Smith ft Finney, SooeMwwa to Start * Pinney. Dealers in MM A&HauMtins. —> •$ . CALI J.VOt£li TBM LAM OB 3TOCM, warm i specalitt. Too Pine Hearses in Road loess at all Timet JUST STOP AND THINK! Don’t yon Xrov; that one of the beet and twisted way* to save yogi- ’’hard-earned oath” la to boy when yen ran get the Bed (Ms i«r to Least loie;! 0? 00TJRSB YOU DO! 3 4 wonw 1 Biy M flotii®, Men, Boots awl Sws, Sits aftHtyi, 6fMM»s,4f.fe, Which he it tailing at astoatehtogly Ww pricet. Ths Highest Market Price, It otrh tr 'trade, paid tor all hind* M Rmrtoee

— OY&TER SALOON. lM9BtSrM8i18*8l, . will constant! v on hand ■ supply at FANCY GROCERIES -jtots,-4 OANOIBA CIGARS * TON*W<0. haMffiM? tuSd «* Ky <#ifel sa^ja^assEs gjgtfafsaaaarSs ALBERT: J W. WILSON, Real Estate Agent,, Peteraburg, - - - - - imdimMt ''V11 **?-'■ “A sell real estate, examine titles to saat - -SMi^X'SKar""- ^ •■■■teSiSSR *• miles we««# l**te»f>brg.oa tlm w:r^dw?“ta« *■•* 4. 220 acre farm 8 mUee vest of Petersburg. Kt dW’*“iUK *"“*• '**”• *•« _,5- >*» tarn. % mile catt of town, Tt arrea cleared, brick house, barn suit good outhouses? §«S53£r: t. Vacant lota on south sides* Main aireeS,-bei Jweea Sixth and Seventh, in Petersburg, sum? fronting on Main. ——

W.H. THOMPSON, Real Estate, Lam OOLLBOTpfo AOSST, NOTARY PUBLIC, Can Fttrtdrtt C«*t <* Wdibered Land to Ptke oP Slbsou t'onntlraun Short Jioileo. ^ Some of the lines! «*i rda* in the Stitle m Is* diene, from tour to eleven feet in thickness, underlie these counties. Persons desiring to either buy »r sell cent, timber or term lends, town lot* or other property ere respectfully requested to five me e cell. I also represent the tauten* Watson & ThrapPi SenteKee Railroad Company, the Bneet farming land in the West Persona desiring to go west will perhaps find it to their advantage to roe tee W^jASSF1!***** v —Abstracts of Title Made i SpeCiUty— ritten at any time at reewuekdn furnished on leases, Ac., written at any time i Correspondence solicited. rates. $100,000 TO LOAN For a vs years at T per cent, oh improved (arm#. 1 Rare the Mewing Red Estate far Sait: 15S acre farm 8 miles «>niii of Winston. I miles from railroad staliodi 130 Xift-g in cultivation, *35 per acre, one-half cash. No.38. 1» acre farm, i miles east at Petersburg, all under fence. Good buildings. Term* easy. : no acre farm, tour mites east of town, tn splendid repair, two story frame house, mod barn *«., underlaid with an eight toot vein of eon), tu per acre. Terms eaay. **- *mm'm 13* acre farm, * miles sooth of Winslow, tesile* from railroad station, 1*0 acres Is e*ltivaU»a> f*e per aero, one-half cash. . , to acre farm, 114 miles north tit WfUstair, Sf acres iucuitivfitjoa, bujanco in ptod Umber, fat ^ltOawo Slwu^^uSe.-__ _T~ dor fence, aad la a most excellent stateof cultivation . Actually one of the best farms in South; ern Indiana (Mod buildings, splendid orchard and abundance of Water. 10.000 1*0 teres good white oak timber, *14 miles south west of town, near railroad, fan per aero. SO acres good oak and poplar timbef, 4 Mk* from town, fan per acre. 100 acres toe timber, T utiles from town. Bear aUroad. fJO per acre. MO ores pnular and oak timber, $ mile* from town, on railrtMn. Ms per sere. - 40 aefes tldlfcf And coal land in I’stoka township, !i mile from Air-Line S K SIS per aero, 40 acres timbered land, 1 miles aorthwest from' town. 1500. 80 acres timber land, 1 mile north of Oakland City. |W per acre. . ^ 40 acres, 4 miles northeast of town, ho acres under fence, 14 acres In cultivation; soil dark, sandy loam. Hi per acre, on easy, terras. 40 acres, a miles north of Wltjefew, “ cleared and in cultivation; ble *c. 1300 cash, balance c- , *10 acres of the best coal land in the State, f miles from Petersburg, on roll road; vein from I to S feet thick. Is an excellent farm aside from the coal . ISO per acre - 40 acres, i mile northeast of town, *3 a< cleared and in cultivation; abundance of coal. *80 per acre. ISO acre farm, I mile northeast of town, i good fence, fair buildings and In doe at* cultivation IS* per acre, on easv terms. 800 acre farm Tmiles west of Petersburg; 90 In cultivation, a story frame house, good fratuo barn, flue orchard. Ac. Price, (40 per acre. Coal, timber or farm lands- can be secured through my agency on short notice. w. if, Tiioxrsox. house, eta £»*-Office in Leslie's Building, on Right If treet, near Carter Htidse, Itotersbttrg,Indiana', Vegetable Sicilian HAIR RENEWER was the Brat preparatkm perfectly adapted t» cure* diseases of the scalp, aad the first successful restorer of faded or gray hair to Ha natural color, growth, and youthful beauty, i It ha* had many Imitator*, but aoa* have so fully met all the requirements needful fa* : the proper treatment of the hair and scalp. Hall's Hai* Rexkwkr has steadily grown la favor, aad spread Ha fame and use tehees* ’ to every quarter of the globe. Its unparalleled success can bo attributed to liitt no* cause: Iki tiUtrt <sf ittprtmimt. The proprietors have often bean surprised at the receipt of orders from remote eoMw tries, where they hud never mads an effort to* Its Introduction. The ate tor n short time of Hall's IIaiM Rkkswku wonderfully Improves the personal appearance. It cleanses the scalp from all impurities, cores all humors, fever, aad dryness, and thus prevent* baldness. It stimulates the weakened glands, and enables them to push forward a new and vigorous growth. Thd'wffwts of this article are not transient, Uko these <ff alcoholic propaneHone, but remain n long time, which make* Its use a matter of economy ^ BUCKINGHAM'S BYE VOU Til g WHISKERS Will change the beard to a natural too*it, * black, as desired. It produces a permanent rotor that w ill not wink array. Consisting of » single prapaitttoh, H Is applied without ffcftlPPAfelttt HT 8. F. HiU I CO., nun, U. Sold by all Dealer* in Medicines.

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Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. M«*r»UDn«|M; U.ia bottlM,* . O. K. SHAVING SALOON, J. A FroprisUn1, Petersburg, Indiana. ante* withiog work don* >1 thedr raavtanr. will lea-T# o»dpr» at tha Shop. Mai* ItIWl «k* poait* th« ourt Miw»