Pike County Democrat, Volume 14, Number 23, Petersburg, Pike County, 19 October 1883 — Page 2

-,. -S=S IHE DEMOCRAT. i - — t OrriCUJt PAPER OF THE COTOTY. 1 Was. P. MIGHT, Editor and Proprietor. 1 *1 Hutefed at'the PostuBee at Petersburg, Iml., 1 for transmission through the mails as secern!- 1 tlaas matter.) _ _ ^ 1 wjmm #r 1 If paid in advance .. $1 IS 1 If paid within thirty day* 1 So f paid within tho year .;. Hi if paid after expiration year . J 00 i No paimr sent out of tftfccounty unless paid In advaac;, Persons sending us a elub of riTf. with h.SS, will receive the paper frtte for one year. nu I'Uh Commty hrswivst knit the IsrfMt ^reslstiss of any sMrrpspw >mAH«M f* Pike County.’ AttrerHeers trill makna note of this fort: ^ __ FRIDAY, October 19, IBS' Ohio turnip the rast-ala out tn fine style. _

Ohio will do to plaee.at tho top of the Democratic pyramid. The whole country is Serving notice on the grtyid old party that it upisi go. The great Democratie victoiy in Ohio means that, the Republican party must go. Attkr bcingover twentj^yc°rs n solid Republican State, Ohio can safely be couuted Democratic. The world will come to an end onjtbc 8tl» of November, according to the Mohamedan prophets, • Democratic candidates in Ohio to succeed John Slier nan in the 1 nited "Senate are now inoyder. ■9BBSBR "Sunset" Cox says New York was good for 50,000 anyhow, and tl se result hf Ohio will run it well ap to ‘ 100,000. Tub Ohio'republicans may not be quite as happy, but they know a great deal inore than they did before tho . election. • . r “The Republicans must go’ does not apply to President Arthur a nd^iis cabinet. They are. “gone” nearly .all the time. • $ Cincinnati is actively arranging for her in?Xt great musical festival, which, it is intended, shall surpass all former efforts in the same line. Even Iowa, who used to roll up her 80,000 Republican majority, nay be Democratic by thotimeof the next election. It is getting fashionable. Competent civil service,' divorced from |kolideal influence and fro from Federal assessments and dishonest partisan appointments, is the necessity of our Government. From .an oratorical point of view, tiie relative ability of Governor Jlload*y and Jaaftge Porafcer may be gaaged by <ftc fact tliat Foreker made one liundred and Arc speecliea and loadly ten. C3o«iO«m. McClure, of the Phila- “ — vSetaaSsa- in Massachusetts, Mar -land, Kew Jersey, and New York <u November <L Congressman Lamb of the oighth district is said to be the only number of the Indiana delegation who favors the election of Randall as Speaker of the House. Tho rest arc for Carlisle, of Kentucky, A meeting of the trustees of Asbu-; rv University was held at Indianapolis on the 4th last., when reports of subscriptions made to the endowment fund of die institution showed a balance of $19,000 yet .to be raised before Mr. DePauw’s proposed bequest Q can be secured, Ur to 1853 Ohio was a Democratic state because the farmers voted with the Democratic party. For thirty years a majority of them were deluded' into the support of the monopolists, but now they have returned to ti ck ancient allegiance, and phio is a Democratic state once more—aud Democratic to stay. The most forcible objection Against the proposed plan of giviug Fationai •assistance to the public school s_ is the fact that auch aid to distinct 6 ate institutions is always followed by Federal supervision or interference. In . brief,, the plan contemplates s school system fostered by office seek rs and • controlled by office hoiders. TR* Massachusetts Republican State ommittee announces a list of ISO speaker?, re ading In that State, who are & takTan active pa -tin the campaign. The committee also pro. Iso the services of distinguished men from otht :• States. —I Vincennes Commercial. All nscless. Butler is sure to he elected. The people have decided that the Republican party must go, and ail the speakers in the universe “ can’t save it.

As Groat Britan will require 150,000,000 knsliels of foreign win at before the uext harvest, and as tlie crop of Europe as a whole is less ban it was a year ago, the demand for American wheat ought to be brisk, and our entire surplus will doubtless be marketed at prices satisfactory o producers and promotive t,o trade fenerally. 1 Tue Republican Supreme Court of ttie United States have knocked the civil rights bill into smithereei s. If a Democratic Court had made the decision, it would never have heard the last of it. The decision protects managers of hotels, theaters and restaurants from prosecution if they exclude colored people. The decision a implies only to the States. The fixed purpose of the p rotectionist* is to abolish internal re renue taxation and saddle the war ta iff on the country for an indefinite : ?ngth 1 of time. If they can not aboli h the internal revenue they are des erate ' enough to try and plunge the c« jntry into a foreign war to keep up the enormous tariff taxation for the ' the subsidized group. .

The editor of the Chicago Tribune, u influential 'Republican paper, gays hat the high protective tariff of the lepubliean party is fleecing the farrai*3v “The Republican papers general- ] v hate to'see such frank admiissious ’ nade touching their cMef party doc- ] r'uic, and they aro industriously be- ( ating and abusing the editor of the ' L'ribune. for his ton candid state- . nents. __ ! This returns tVom Ohio are full of j mrpriscs, to the Itcpublicans. Con- 1 rary to all their expectations the j Democrats lost ground in the cities ind gained in the rural districts. The 1 farmers are learning that the high protective tariff of tlio Republican party il fleecing them to pay a boun- ' ty to the monopolist, and they arc leaving; the part} like rats from a sinking ship.

Mr. Henry S. Bennett, who has been appointed postmaster at Evansville tejsuceced F. M. Thayer, who resigned his office and sold out his business because of “the interchange of a kiss” between himself and a pretty widow, is a machine appointment. Bennett is a boss, which Thay er never was. Blithe is not the kind of man to apologize in public fbr kissing the girls.—^Cincin nati New s-Jon rnal. Rti.flv Mahon e is small, but he thinks "lie is biggor thau all the civil service reformers in his party, lie has issued an order demanding five per cent, of the salaries of tho employes of the New York Navy yard, fur the purpose ot perpetuating Mahonism in old Virginia Bill knows what kind of a thing the Republican party is under the “jieelin,” and he is •not much afiaid of being punished for collecting fuuds to do his part of the work for the grand old party. It will he iiu order now for the Republicans to look about them for the causes of defeat in Ohio and discomfiture in Iowa. The only consolation is that the Democratic majority in. Ohio is not so large as last year; hut this is oilket by the sad reflection that stalwart Iowa is becoming a debatable state, through the influence of prohibition and tariff. Less absenteeism at Washington; less Doirseyism and Bradyism; less bossism, and separation of prohibition and politics, would have a good effect.—[Evansville Journal. Tiie Republican organs all (dong' tho liuc admit that they can not even; hold their strongliolds without the lavish expenditure of money, and are berating the leaders of’ their party unmercifully because they do not come down more liberally with the “scads.” The St. Louis Globe-Demo - crat goes for John Sherman as follows : “A 1-ecnt fund to rc-imburse Senator Sherman for Ills lavish contribution of $100 to the Ohio Republican campaign fund would be about the right tiling now. Mr. Sherman ought not to he allowed to impoverish himself for the benefit of the Republican party;” In dimmer cblumn"bT7lils Issim\Je publish the pension roll of Pike corn: * ty. We copy the list from the Evansvillo Journal. It was made up from the s books of the pension office, as they stood on the 1st of January , 1883 and is published by order of the Unit - ed States Senate, and is official. The list embraces the names of pensioners, cause for which pensioned, and amount allowed permo^th in each case. These lists have been justly denominated the “roll *of honor,” which they undoubtedly arc in reference to the large majority of cases. There are * some, however, in this county, as well as others, where it iis extremely difficult to discern any adequate cause for the continuance of pension, whatever there may have been at first. The publication of the list! in the several localities will have a wholesome Effect in giving credit to whom credit is due for sacrifices in behalf of the Union, and ilk pointing out to the public the few oases that undoubtedly exist, whore the government has been imposed on by unscrupulous persons who are not lit nor fair subjects for public bounty.. It is ft feet not generally known that, when the Capitol at Washington was built, and when the dom» was crow ned with the great bronaentatne, the fbtuire of Washington seemed to lie in the eastern section,- known w Capitol Hill. The back of the Capitol was turned on the western section of the city, and Liberty was mounted .with her face towards the east, This abnormally lifted real estate values in the favored section, while the section back of the Capitol suffered a corresponding decrease. With keen American instinct, these low pricod lands were bought up by those who foresaw an early revolution in the tendency of improvement. High pricen soon wore upon Capitol Hill, and rapidly did its prestige succomb to tho strides

vt Jiiipiuvciiium* hi ^uiunvcsi vr awningtogi. Bat the Capitol could not turn with this change; still its back door looks upon the portion of tho city which is the pride of the Nation, while its flout is turned to a comparatively baire section in which property can be bought at the lowest figures. It is proposed to transform the back of the Capitol into a front of the most elaborate design, and the time is not far distant when the improvement will be added to the • many now in progress.__ A lost mail bag is tho latest sensation. It was full of registered! letters snd probably contained thousands of letters. It was lost at the Union Depot postoffice. It was in charge of Sir. Griffith, and how it got away from Him is a mystery. Inspectors have seen here looking the matter up, but so far have made no discovery of the out mail 'bag. It in unfortunate that t should be the one containing; rcgiisered letters.—[Indianapolis Herald. Turn the rasca’s out and there ‘mysteries” will not happen so often, fho Republican party must go. • t How about the old saw “as goes o goes the presidential election

TIE PENSION BOLL Lis t of Pensioners in Pike County. 1 The following is a list of those from ’Ike county whose names appear Upon he pension rolls on the 1st of January | 1183, and which ia published by order if the United States Senate, and is iffioial:

Isrrett Darius C, wd i t leg ohnson John S, din eye*. I cOonneH Jas, in) rt foot. I'ijms Henry J,dis stomach — Ibel Audrew, rheuma. lurch Susanna, widow. lurch Sophrouta, widow.-.. ;»iVis Nancy, widow, 1813 . mvin Samuel, g s w r leg. Davie Philip, neuralgia. ideinan John W, wd r foot... igee Jesse, rhouma.. flclcher Jas R, wd rt hip. Icokins, Rob’t A, lung dig. Hardin Alvin,g e w r ulua. orn Jackson, chr hepatitis... I’aylorGeo W, wd rt thigh.... Davis Theodorus, sunstroke... lorn Joseph, die kidneys. Davis Richard, chr diarrh. »wan Matthew, gg w 1 breast. Bennett Martin F, wd 1 leg ... Clark Retd F, chr rheuma. IlnuoAol' i'llwanl lrww r on . »400 ... so* ... 400 ... *00 ... 000 ... 800 ... 800 ,.: 8oo .... 800 ... *00 ::r« ... 400 400 400 1*00 400 • 01 1800 800 1*00 18 00 600 1*00 1800 800 800 800 18 00 *00 lleacoek Edward, loss r eye Jones Lucinda, widow. Lowe Eleanor, mother. Atkinson IDrnsilla, widow . Davis Mary. A, widow. Dove Win J, g s w r hand —. . DeBruler Alfred I., dls Innge... 4 00 DeRruler Julies M.disehest. — 300 Adams Allen O, in) both feet.. *00 Ashby Daniel B. wd 1 arm.1000 Chappell Robert E. g a w r shoulder. 8 00 IMnehUeo. B. Ufd 1 arm A neck. 8 00 Cassttlay Sarah H. widow '.. *000 Hargrave Susannah, mother Pride Koniee. do Blaek Wm. H H g s \ afnes Brock Wm F deafness 1 ear Richardson Eli)* E wd 1 elbow Wilder Geo W, wd lleg. Uoe Wm wd 1 ami ... lngler David total loss eye-night .IV Smith Elijah w(Tr hip Myers Isaac g's w left knee Pride Albert loss pi rt thumb. Peach Mielwel dis Inugj^. Rhodes Solomon loss 11 Turpiu Asal ■ sight Hobson Sam’l Lg * w hand. 80S 8 *80 100 18 00 600 600 7*00 6W 600 200 400 *4 60 7*00 600 tireen Geo < pt paryla ... 600 Hadlock Delos brooch. 660 tiarland Thomas chr bron....8 00 Cole Craasev K wd 1 leg. IS 00 Lynch Zelnli widow... 8 00 WatkinsMlrian do.... 800 DearlngJobuBTgsglhlp_......... 600 Dawson Wm dianrr. 8 00 Davidson Wm ga wrlcg... 400 Beck Lew wd 1 ankle—. 3 00 Butler Joseph F in) r side. 4 00 Uilderimati Frank chr lUarr. 600 Goodrlcit David g a tr r cheek..'. 2 00 Osborn John B In) to abd'nien. 800 McKeeney Malen Incised r A1 foot. 8 00 Hllman dee F pt deafness. 6 66 Mulrv Josiah wd r arm. . 1 00 Jones James F rfaem.. 800 Hnmmoud John M nev pro*. 1000 Kiniuan John P a *wl should r. *00 KInman Jns F dia lungs. 10 00 Harvey Martin C chr dl*rr. 4 00 .D diseves . 2100 47 loss r thigh. 24 00 _ _ jj W ft s w r shoulder. 460 Jackson Win wd r leg... 14 *0 Thompson Wm M g s w 1 hand. * 00 Tbemieon John dis eyes .,. 8 00 DieH&u John R g s w I hand . 800 Rrenton Joseph L phthisispulm.12 00 Brenton Henry C tnfnrj to abdomce. 8 uo Prestoo Charles E do. . 12 60 Plautz Jas A gs w face. . 8 00 Parker Jas dis eyes ... 4 00 AndersonChasuialungs... 860 Parker Josiah C chr diar.i.. 4 06 Patterson John W loser ft. . lSou Rusk Jas J, dis heart.. 660 Quaekeubtiah Win, wd 1 Jaw...24 *0 Smith John S, w r hand... 8 00 Snowden Solomon 14, g s w I foot.— 10 00 Selbv GeoW, phthisis pul. 14 00 Alexander Asbury 11, fuj both eyes. 2000 Coleman Wm H, wd in chiu. 4 00 Caw Abraham, fract rt leg...V... 8410 Cox Henry,abscess 1 hip... 660 Hayes Rufus It, w lleg . WO# Nash Sami, in) back... ««u Howard Ueo K, less r eye — ..SI 00 Mead VauBuren, w in naud. .. 800 UOfFMnws w face. liridUh Wm C P, loss r leg Cook Johu II. In) 1 knee— Cook Mary M, widow. Nickells Mary J, widow... Dawson Sarah F, widow. 18 00 18 00 400 800 10 00 R0» McCain Marv A, widow... 800 W illis Harriett, widow. 8“ Akaline Mary J, widow.. 8 Lovelis Edy, widow.....— 8 Benedict Virginia A, widow. 8 Hawkins Rebecca, widow. 8 Marsoe Elisabeth, widow... 800 Johnson Amanda A, widow. 8 00 Shay Catharine, widow. 8 00 Walker Juda, widow.. 8 «0 Nicely Parnina, widow.. 300 Hawkins LueyD, widow. 800 Kuox Christiua, widow 1812... 8 00 Wilson Joshua, minor of... 10 00 lohn, minor of. 10 00 -- ‘ widow 1812 ““ Johnson Phefie, mother.. Jones Lewis 14, w r arm Miller Jacob K, s w 1 ft... Taylor John, w 1 arm. Davis Philip, in) to abdomen . Posey Jas W, freer arm . Perdue Pleasant, i!i* lungs. Davis Thenphllns, rather. Stillwell Solomon, in) 1 foot. Rhodes Audrew J, ltd 1 thigh... Stone Calvin It, in) back._ Staue Rose well J, chr diarrh.•. Cook Mary A E, mother.... Williams Nancy, mother. Stephens Jonathan, minor of. Stephens Sallie, mother.. Conner Jas, part deaf. Beally Alex, g s w 1 hand. Barton Jas, luirknee... Fleener Ratcliff B> dis eyes. Lasliler Wm M, g s w 1 hand.. Lamptou Francis M, chr diarrh. Lemasters Conrad, phthisis pul. Henning Sam’l S, die of abd vis. Wiley Jas, surv 1812 .;. Ferguson Henry, dysp . McNeely Sami J, knife wd r thigh. Ferguson Joseph, in) I groin. . Nixon John M. dis eyes. Ross Franklin H, wit r shoulder Shepard Preston W, chr rheumatism. Ivring Frederick , dis eyes. . Tyring F Hall Elizabeth, widow . Ambrose Sarah A, widow. Farmer Washington, tumor of.. Agee Cieero J, g s w 1 arm. Duckworth Johu, variooee veins. Beadles Titos, dis r lilp. ...A.. . McCorkle James A, dis heart... Moyer Henry,gs w r thigh.. Harvey John W, dis lungs.. Stillwell Jarrett, lid I knee . lltt«Ti&i»rsrm.:.: Haakinson David, in) to abdomen. Martin Geo D, dis longs. Honroth Frederick E. paralysis! arm. Martlu Dacia, widow 1812... Me Roberts Renben, dis throat. Llnay Frederick, g s w 1 shonl ,rbv Tnos M, g s w r shonl Falls John H, total blindness Bryant John W, In) to I ankle. Mrwn Wm b, kb wl arm 406 .. 400 .. 800 .. 800 .. 1400 .. 1800 .. 000 . 1200 8 00 . 806 .10 00 .. 800 ■ • 400 :: SS :: '«» . 400 ■ ■ 800 .. 800 800 .. 14 00 M .. 800 . 300 .. 4 00 . 600 *4 00 • 800 .. 12 00 1000 10 00 400 ■ ■ 400 , . 8 00 ■ 400 . 600 .. 800 " 1800 8 00 1000 1000 . 800 . 800 800 300 . 7100 . 1400 Swain Stephen S, wd 1 foot.. H ard Thomas J. g s w 1 shonl.... Snyder Samuel L, g a w 1 ankle. Ward Catharine, widow......... Hillman Louisa, widow. Kicks Henry W, minor of.. Alburn Philip D. ohr men toss r Miller John, foee fln r h . McHenryJno .B, g s w r elbow Robinson Jas. ohr dia.. . Martha, mother.. reet. Hawkins Danierp, g s w 1 side head Lnng Renben, In) to abd. Com Abram, w r shonl . OsOk Thus J J, in) to abd.r.. Thomas Wm, nerv debit. Npriok Jueeph, chr dia Walker DedxL. dis heart Grow Alfred M, dis lungs.. Wright John, father . .VvT. Richardson Joseph B, w 1 arm Yaw Gem w head. . 400 ■ 800 . 400 . 370 . 800 . 800 . 1000 . 800 too MOO 10 00 17 00 400 400 800 400 4 00 17 00 200 4 00 14 00 18 00 600 4 00 • 00 800 800 Millard Joseph,injto Evans Joel L,Chance Fanny, widow. McConnell Julia A, mother . 800 8 00 14 DP 8 00 8 00

In the Pilot House. “Yes, sir; this kind of work obliges s man to keep sober as a Judge. Of all men in the world, steamboat pilots and railroad engineers should let liquor alone. For on their elearness of sight »nd coolness of head depends the safety of llfo ind property.*’ Keeping his hand on the wheel as he said this, Mr. A • Brockman, of No. Silver street, Chijago, added: “Of course, some of ’em driuk; but the sober ones have the best positions and the •estpay. Yes, the work and exposure sometimes tolls on ns; but for my part, 1 find Paskkr’i* Ionic to he all the invigorant I need. I’ve got t bottle aboard here now; never go on a trip "ithout It. When 1 haven’t any appetite, or am i? Qnl °* *or% l» *>»* me up in no time. If drinking men would use the Tonic, it would lelp ’em to break off. (No, that isn’t a lightlouse; it’s a star, low down near the water.) As I was saying, the Tonic is new life bottled up. [ou see that Hag-staff!1 Well, with a bottle of Parker s Tonic in the locker I can keen mala- - -of ----,--- MM kMDUlll- »« far from ms as that, all the time. My rife has used it for three years for summer coin- *>« »nd " fuvlgorant, when he’s tired out from overwork. She says the Tono Is a daisy. Ctood-byei Dou’t break your leek going below.” - Tble preparation, which has been known as ‘arkert Ginger Tonic, will hereafter be oaUed imply Parker's Tomo. This change has been suffered necessary by substitutes imposed upon heir customers by unprincipled dealers under he name of ginger.aiMl as ginger is an unlmportnt flavoring Ingredient, ws drop the mislead- -- word. ng word. iS^a^rMTe'Mg^tWaTd; f dealers, wrapiied under the name of Parkrr’s Iinoir Tonic contain the genulne modioTnelf lie fao-simlle signature of hiscok St Co. is at lie bottom of the outside wrapper. r

MOSES FRANK SELLING Out ut COST Desiring to enter my new building when completed with an/ ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF GOODS —: Sell my, present stock :•

Look at These Prices!! TI J • M &r a A Best Prints ~ , 6 c Indigo Blue 9 c Best Sheeting, fast, 8 c Best Bleached Muslin 9 e Best Jeans 30 c Best Coffee, % from 10 to 12 c Clothing, suits from $5.00 to $15.00 —:And everything else:1— Twenty-Five Per Cent. Cheaper .- TUAJTAny Other House in Town. CALL AND SEE MY GOODS —-ATSCHiEFER’S HALL I keep open from 6 o’clock a. m. to 6 p. m., during which time I extend a cordial invitation to all to call and see my stock. No trouble to show goods. All persons indebted to me are urgently requested to call and settle immediately. Yours, truly, if you FRANK BI PETERSBURG, • INDIANA. a®<I have a large stock of Glassware, Lamps, etc., and sell so cheap you can not afford to do without them. Highest Market Pride Paid for all Kinds of Produce. will 3

HAMMOND & PARKER, -tioalevH inDry Goods, Groceries, Boots & Shoes, NOTIONS, GLASSWARE & QTJEEESWARE, o You are Earnestly Invited to Call amt See Us. -so: We are Confident that We Can Please Yon, both in Quality and Price of OnH&pds^ ■0 C. A. BERGER & BRO. FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILORS. LATE STYLES GENTS’ FDRM1SBM6 GOODS, 'etersburg, - - DOWNED! —iBTJT:— NOT CONQUERED!! BILLMEY ER & YOUNG tVliat the Are left them of their immense stock of H ard ware-Tin ware Into Elsert & Son’s new building until their*s Is completed, where their Customers are Requested to Call and See Them.

rHE CITY DRUG STORE!! j EDWARDS & WARE, -SEAUIB3 W- ‘'T DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, rAHXISh£S, DYE STUFFS, ' WINDOW BUNDS, WALL PAPER, -PATENT MEDICINES.- ' CIGARS AND TOBACCO, ———Pijrer a stichis,PURE LIQUORS FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES, -;-ANDAll Articles TJsualy kept in a first-class Drag Store. i Prescription Clerk Alw ays to be Found in the Store, both Day and Night. —a———■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■———————————— R. E. GEETING & BRO., JE'WELEBS, —-JCiKP COXSTAXTL T OX IlAXl>~~— A Well Selected Stock. —lOI".— Watches, Clouts, Jewelry, Silverware, Optical (Ms, Etc., Etc.

Prices as low as First-Class Goods can be sold. Giro us a call. FL. B. OEBTINOdb BRO., 11-* MalZl Street, WASHINGTON, INIilAPTA, ALX IAT BARGAINS!! - \ " i '' ' * U KINDS ^ FURNITURE Winslow Furniture & Undertaking Establishment ,, I have recently purchased the Furniture Establishment of Thomas & Ellis and connected therewith the Undertaking business, and am now prepared to offer great inducements to all buyers, COFFINS AND CASKETS FORMED AT ALL TIMES. Feeling confident that J ean sell furniture as cheap as any dealer in Pike county, I respectfully solicit a share of public patronage. Yours trutaf J. j--ifir i ..■ .uasa PHCENIX LIKE!! . BERGEN & ADAMS, HAVE RISEN FROM THE ASHE^J —-And Opened outA FULL LIME OF DRUGS! And invito all Old <m;

«r. ar. adair, BK Via.lt IKFURNISHING GQODS!! -THE lATSST 8TYU38 S3NT—A PKWEAR, UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, HA SHKERCH1EFS, S VSVBSHFHS,_ /Collars, Cuffs, Etc., at Lowest Prices!! --- MADE to OR3DER Satisfaction Guaranteed in Style and Finish. ST. GEOR€kM HOTS. ISAAC T. WHITE. EVAfter ILLS, 1XD, . BURTON. MARSHAL C. WHITE. SHED, I860. _KELLER & WHITE, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS -AXD DEALERS XPaints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Window Glass and SURGICAL DTSTRUMENTS, No. 106 Main Street, . - * . Evansvilie, Indiana.

. OSBORN BROTHERS MCAUEM IN— k BOOTS AHS SHOES m SieMASt., ■ • • • • - IiuHmnm. are prepared to manufacture the ' flaest sewed calf or the common, kip boot at “lire and let lire” prices. Their work recommends Itself; their stock, the best In the market. Extra flue patching done by a new method. See that year soles are In good orde?. A supply of the best quality of Eastern wufk kept constantly iu stock, tricot low. Call in. Osborn Bros.

STOMACH 4 still josmviit eras Dyspepsia, Chills and ^ Fever, Kidney Disease,^ Liver Complaint.

BITTERS 1 AMOnvm’UKDMA , I Blood Purifier. I

Mention, EyerybodyF NEW FIRM* Dickson & Corning, BLACKSMITH?, —h-um nmtxe nw«111 Kinds oi Repairing With JTmMmi (Ml D!*fmtrk. te Shceiu Mil! a Specialty. All Work Warranted. GHve~Us a Pali!! SHOP on Sixth Street, between ^Luii and Poplar, * Petersburg - - - IndUsnA. Petersburg Planing Mill JAMES P. SNYDER, Proprietor, (Successor to ntckson A Ctinou) DRESSED LUMBER, —FfcOORtUG,— Weatherboarcling,&c., ■ ALWAYSOKHAND. MAXUFttT^JSD OS SHORT XOTICth } Hating put my machinery in thorough renal# I am prepared to turn out all work in mv line promptly and in a good manner. Parties coin tern plating building should give me a call „ JAMES P. SXXDKM.

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