Pike County Democrat, Volume 14, Number 39, Petersburg, Pike County, 8 February 1884 — Page 3

THE DEMOCRAT official fapeb or the county. .. M ke l ounty lHiHOrrut has ike eircplattnu of any nt tespmper pubHthed lit Ilie (’ranly! Atbeertladra teilt inetke a note of tl. is fact: FRIDAY* February 8, 1884. 18BIAMP0L1E & EVMSVILLE R. L *QD£ CAEDOJI EFFECT K0VEK2SS IS, 1888. ' C03«W^KTn. STATIONS. B«». Khm«1> ... “ t>»UAEiUity “ Peterfibt’ir .. ArTvTB>9hingti» .. xi>. ie. So. 12. .4 p m ■ Ail- 1 . 6 14 “ X *5 * «40 n m 9 00 “ 10 *5 “ 11 SO “ O01SU W13. Stations. So ». So.lt. I>»p,Washington.# eon a “ Pcursbiire.T 02 “ “ Oatlaml Citv T 11 “ Arr. CranoTiOe. . . .3 «i 1 ® a m S' 3S “ i 26 %* Trains run daily este{* Sunday, connecting with trains east and \vcst r.t (i. & M. Junction. lii.1 »» V .'V dell tau CAN, Oen’l Snpt. ' 4EYASSY!LI£ fi TEHEE HAUTE S. R. Tlsi Gar4 ia tied Nouakr 19,1882. eOlKQ NpKT3. StATIOSS. So. 4. No. >5. No. 2. 1/ fi Xtansnl) s. 8:15 i>tn r Ft. Branch 2‘ Princeton. . 44 44 Sullivan JLrr.Terre Hu rte 44 IfidimpolB •* Cincinnati.- 9:5$pan u Loutsville./6:20 am 44 St. Louis . . \ j£ sm 44 Dairriiie. li&zm .. “ Chicago.. 7:45 am 8:5* Via SiGt5 irtA 9:56 putt . h :C5 P» 11:59 yin 3:iX tun 9:5<) am *>:lf 10 :oS am 7 MS 10:57 am I:li llr&}ftn Mini 1*1 pm 9:1-1 2*0 pm 10:11 4:40 pm 6:35 pm 6 35 pm 6*0 pm 5:30 pjn 8T.1TION:}. •eotS(i SOI TH. ~ No.5. No. 1. 1/rsChieao). u Danville — 44 St. Lonis!.. 44 Eouisvili*....... 44 Cinciim.i1,i. 44 Indianapolis .. 44 Terre Hante ... Arr. Sullivan. 44 Vincennes. u Princeton. 44 Ft. Branch. 44 Evansville 4 8:00 pm 1:t$S am T *0 pm fi 380 tan S:K- pm 19:45 pm 4 *5 am 4:58 am 5:55? am 6:54 am 7:12. am 7:55 am 8:15 am 8*0 am 8:29 am 8:00 am 1:15 am 11 10:40 am 8 It :35 am S 12:45 pm 5 3:00 pm 6 3:20 put 6 4200 pm I Trains 6 anti 1 daily with Parlor Cars between, Evansville anci Indianapolis. Trains 3 ami 4 daily with Woodruff's Elegant Bleeping Cars Detween Evansville and Chicago, and Pullman .Sleepers between Evansville ami Indianapolis. Nos. 2. 5. 7 and 8 daily, esc.* pt Sunday. , G. J. HEPBUltN, G. J. GHAMMER, | General :>npt. Gen*I Passenger Agent.,

L., N. A. & ST.L.R.R. TIMETABLE. Depart. v Arrive. 7.40 pm 7.45 amLoo isville . 6.40am. *.0ft obi 8.19 im.JNevr Albany Jf.lOpiu 6.1$>«irt t.2* pm 6.30 am''. .Georgetown. 6.45pm 5.50am 48 pm 8.4a am Cwr.rfall 6.30pin 5.35a ns 8.46 pm 8.53 am .. Salisbury.. 6.25pm 5.30am %M pm 9.00 am.... F; i rdole.... 6.18pm 5.32am t. 12 pm 0,13 am Miikowa 6.00pm fr.o&tm 9.42 (tin 9.48 un English. 5.29pm L§&mt 10.15 pm 10.24 atn ..Bin I‘a- Eye ...4.55pm 3.5^am *0.5! pm I1.G2 nra...H«»'Ungi>urg..4.T5pm 3.22am Sl.SOpm 11.44 Jim .. .T/ihsgow.3.38pm 2.46am “ “ * ' “ ....(hiklaiid .. Brieeeloa. .Sit. Carmel 11.56 pm 12.05 urn If .27 am 1.00 pin 12.S1 am 1,23^ mi Arrire. . tL20prn-2.60am . -2.25pm 1.50am . .2.02pm 1.03am Depart. £.4$ am 4.00 pm. Mt. Vernon. JI.30am 10.53pm 6.88 am 7.30 pm .. sft. 7Jo*ti»::..T;?ftaia T.lSpoi EVANSVILLE DirpelQii. Arrive. Depart.. *■ l.»pm ».60um.. EvansviBe—1.50pm 5.00pm Sft.30 pm 8.4’ki.m Bo-mv'dle-2.41pt:t 6.00pm 11.51 am 7.47am .. Gentry viiie .. .3.£2pni 6.45pm 1 1.83 am 7.23am.Rale..?.40pm 7.05pm 1 i .22 am 7.05am..'. Ferdmaod. . .3.5!pm 7.18pm 10.40 am 6.1»iun.J a*per.4.35ym S.Gopni SOCSfOST BRANCH. Depart. f.# Arrive. £.35 pra ll.SO^m . Gentry viiie.. .7.55am 8.40pm 7.19 pm 12.10-pm .... Springs.7.15am 5.tiq»a i » pin .Reexport ' .6.47am 2.3>pm W- Snyder, • Ge?. St:pt., iKJiiisviHe, Ky. IT., cfcj. XL. 3EL. ,Uuls?iOe Miiaapolis SM Lise. f no. j t No. i." fjiiafj© LouisvPtl.e. Leave New Al&arv „ Arrive Sevinc yir.. Arrive Columbns — Arrive Indianapolis Arrive Ciiie&'jo. Arrive St. Lo nis.... A rrive Cleveland. -Arrive Buffalo. Arrive Boetos. 6:00 am s:;>; 5:15 am 7:4: . 6;1<> am 8:1 1:46 am 9:2 . 6:30 am 9:5 . 19:00 am 11:1 . 6S* . 7:3i . 10:20 pm _ . 4:10 axa- . 9:45pm...-. Al.eave Lottie*:!tie. ( No. 3 i eave New Albany leave Jefferwnvale Arrive Sermour ... A trive Ctneiibcs . Arrive ladiautpol^ . Arrive Chicago . Arrive 84'. Louis. A rrive Cleveland. Arrive Bnff&io. Arrive Boston. 1:50 pm 7: Irfiftpm 6: 2:00 pm 7: S:3S pm 6: 4:20 ptfe 9: 5:50 pei Id; 7:19 tm . 1 :!0 pm . 9:05 am . RETlRNINil. leave fmHarapo):*- . Arrive Jeffei^vovilte. Arrive New Albany Arrive 1 inulaviiie \ No. 10 | So. 4. 4:15 am /:40 am 7:30 am 11:20 am 6.3 J am 12:41 am 7:40 am 11:40 am -Utre Indian apol i# _ SO. 8 | No. 6. • Arrive Jeffersoenlle Arrive New Albany Arrive Louievi! 4:00 pm 6:30 pm 7:00 pm 19:30 pm 7:25 pm 10:39 pm 7:13 pm 10: 40 pm Fee. 1, 6, ft tnd 10 ratf-dailt. . All others daily r xeept Sunday. Train leaving Louisville at 7:39 pm has palace sleeping cars teCIilc*fgo,PnllioS»u *:eepe*tfex\>t:;zh to St Lous without change Train leaving at 8:05 i» Mas chair car and coaches to Chicago without wbange daily; except Sunday. DepoTnortheast isomer Fourteenth and Main sts., Louisvilie»aml b late at d 11s diroad avenue. New aTbany. II. It. BERING, Gen. Pass. ^ Ticket Agt.. Leas viiie, Ky.

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Tills is bad weather on stock. Township elections will soon be >ri'. here Money to loan at six percent. Taylor & Fleenxr. We have been having an abundance of mud. New Orleans sugar, just received at Lee & Thomas’. Use Trinkle’s Ague Tonic, for sale by _BeggES & Adams. Reports from ..the growing wheat are very favorable. Fresh cranberries at I. M. Johnson's. Eggs still continue to be a delicacy in oar local market. l Some crank prsdicts seven more : snows yet this winter. A freslrbarrel of superb kraut at Frank Bilderbacks. Our physicians have been enjoying i an iticrease of busiifesSi •_> The sewing machine agents have a I hard time of it at present. i Our assortment of y.siting cards ! consists of the very latest styles. Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, of this place, lost a valuable cow Tuesday night. Fresh groceries and canned goods—' a full line just received at 1. M. Johnson’s. ■ Hand painted visiting cards—newest and most elegant designs at this office. Barrett & Son Till remove into their new building: about the 1st of March. The saw mills have been running o;a fall time since the weather mod crated. *■ The best article of mince meat in town can be found at I. M. Johnson’s. A part of Montgomery’s switch was washed away by the heavy rain last Monday. You msy depend upon it that he is a good man whose intimate friends are all good.

Wm. L. Wolvea and Emaline lienson were* granted marriage license last Saturday. Remember tlie ladies entertainment at the Opera House nest AVed-| n esday evening-. j Three weeks more from to-davand the voice of time nr ill give the order— Forward, March. ‘ Some of the pavements are sinking iti the mud. There will-be repairing to do in the spring. Lee So Thomas listve just received a fiesh hogshead of t he best quality of Sew Orleans sugar.' Heavy rains and a general thaw out; bus be§!i the order of business with the weather this, week. There were a large number of people in town last Saturday, and our; merchants re;>ort a good trade. Rev. D. T. Davis, of the. M. E. church, clostfehis protracted meeting on Thursday night of last week, se s Hammond & Parker will remove ftito their nr\v quavers in E. M. Smith is new building next week. E. P. Richardson has been ap-* poiuted administrator of the estate of <*Borgir.ua S. Chambers, deceased. The sun shone put beabtifuliy on last Saturday afternoon hud' our streets were alive with pedestrians. The Chairman of the Democratic Central Committee should call fmeeting and get the Democracy at work. The Household, few Home, Royal, St. John and Jfew Howe sewing machines, sold on easy terms, by * F. .T. Patterson- So Co. Since the close of the protracted meetings the evenings have httiig heavily upon the hands of our vonng people. | The next three legjpl holidays. Washington's Birthday. .Decoration Hay and Fourth of July come es 1‘riday. ^ - The “J. f ” anti “Wedding Cake' are the two yery best brands«fchew - ing tobacco. Yon can find them ai T. M. Johnson’s. Is it economy for a man to stop his paper and then walk two or three squares or a mile or two to borrow iiis neighbor’s? j. The I. So E. construction gang has been kept busy this week repairing the damages resulting from the keavy rains of Monday.

A ?1Q alarm dork given away with each 48 pounds of Duck tobacco. A chance with every plug, at Frank IIildf.rback’s. Representative, sheriff, treasurer, recorder, surveyor, coroner and two commisisouers are to be elected in ibis couutv next fall. How is the time to subscribe fur the Democrat. The campaign will soon be on hand. Only HI until after t he presidential election. The two mitten injured by tie explosion of a keg of powder in ti e mines of Montgomery & Posey, a few weeks ago, are recovering. The sale of the personal property of John O. Carter, deceased, will take place on Thursday, February 21st, U his late residence in Madison township. The fables will be laden with many good things to eat, too numerous to mention, at the Opera House nest Wednesday sight. Don’t fail to be there.The wheat in the field has had a fine stresfk of luck this winter in its heavy covering of snow. A favoiahle spring ought to make a grand wheat crop. The new postal note is to he narrower that the present one, the co.or to be changed to blue, the pa jaw heavier and of liner tex ture, and the design is to he changed. The newly elected board .of directors of the Pike County Agricultural Society will meet at the court hoase to-morroW for the pnrpssc of electing officers for the ensuing jrear. Parents, have you children in sehool. Remember an education is the best legacy you can give thorn. The world wants no inore citizens who can neither read of Write. Drs. S. I* fc If. H. Wilson, dentists, have established an offioeat this pi see. Until their rooms are finished, in Dr. Adams’ new building, they will ocf copy the offiee with Dr. J, B. Duncan ' Bee card in another colrrnn:

Washington Gazette: It is stiid that D. J. Mackey, President of the E., W. & B. road., has proposed to give $10,000 toward the erection of a nnion depot if the O. & M. road would give a like amount. Again we state that every one of our advertisers are reliable and enterprising business men, and we cheerfully recommend them to our many readers. When’ von trade, deal with* the men that advertise; Ho Norwegian girl is allovred to have a beau until she can bake bread and knit stockings. Will the. Council- please pass au ordinance to that effect for the protection Of our young men now that leap year is on. The trial of L. G. Lindsey for the attempted rape of his daughter at Oakland City last week will come up in the Gibson Circuit Court to- day. A number of persons from this county have been summoned to testify as to his character.' The Ladies Aid Society,, of the Presbyterian church, of Petersburg, will give a pink party and oyster supper at Schaefer's Opera House, ou next WedueSday evening. Jdoisie by the Petersburg string band. Admission 10 cents. ’ ' Next Thursday will be St. Valentine’s day, and then the bashful maiden can send her heart's' desire ,a sealed proposal and the average exchange .rehash last years article on the origin of the day and lile of the saint for which it is named. The largest bell in Southern Indiana «as carried to Jasper over the Air-Line road last Week. Its weight is 6,500 pounds and it cost $15,000. It is made of the finest metal pot into bells, aud is intended fori the Catholic church at that place/ / UlttCTV Messrs, Montgomery & Posfcy, proprietors of the Posey coal mines, have been having considerable bad luck. On last Friday the miners employed by them wen; on a strike aud on Monday the heavy rains flooded the bank, causing a loss of considerable time aud money. Don’t make the mistake of doctoring liver and kidneys to cure consumption. If you will lay all other remedies aside aud put your trust in Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry it will surely benefit you. Try k for coughs arid cofds. and see what au excellent remedy it is.

No other medicine is so relia ble as Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for colds, coughs, and ail derangements of the respiratory organs tending toward consumption. In all ordinary eases it is a certain cure, and it affords sure relief for the asthmatic aiid consumptive, even in advanced stages of disease. If a well be poisoned, woe be- those who drink thereat. It is worse to poison the fountain of Hie for one’s self and for posterity. Often by carelessness, or misfortune, or iiiheritance, tins has beeu done. 'Ayer’s SarT saparJUa frees the bloody the vital stream, and restores appetite, stirength and health. Neither of the three parties r a this county should complain; as they" at! have representatives in the court house. The clerk; treasurer, recorder, coroner, surveyer and one commissioner are Democrats. The auditor and sheriff are Nationals (?) Two commissioners and the superintendent of schools are Republicans. - Some time during last week a~ tombstone in Walnut Hill Cemetery, over the grave of a child of Thomas S. Smith, of this place, was thrown down and broken by some one mean enough to do any deed which his courage would back him in. An earnest effort should be made to tii.d out and punish tlie guilty party A petition asking Congress to pass a law prohibiting the importation under contract of cheap laborers from foreign countries is being generally circulated in this city and neighborhood, and so fat- as we have he m!, is being signed by every laboring man and woman to whom it was presented;—[Seymour Democrat.4 On last Sunday-night Mr. A. L. Kly the, manager of A. C. Sisson’s general store, at Hazleton, surprised his many friends by getting married. The bappy bride was Miss An nie V. Sanders, who made her home with Mr. A. Y. West’s family, of Hazleton. All join in wishing the happy couple an even Slid* prosperous journey down the Stream ol life.—[Vincennes Sun. The Hrfzleton' correspondent of the Vincennes’ Commercial favors the nomination of W. A. Ollipkant, of this county, for treasurer of State on the Republican ticket. Next to a real good Democrat we know of no one whom we would rather see entrusted with the State funds than Alex., and thiuk that his party could hurt no better man to fill that position on their ticket;

On last Friday J. A. Kiefer arrested Henry Baekcs, Johnny itleisenhelter and George Moore, hoys between the ages of fourteen and eighteen years, charged with stealing rings, knives, &e., from the- store of Chas. Schaefer. Baekes and Meisenhelter gave bond and were released, 1 which Moore* however, was unable to do, consequently he languishes be- . hind the bars. The election held by the Pike County Agricultural goeiety last Saturday resulted in the selection of the following named gentleman to constitute the board of directors for the ensuing year: Samuel Hargrove, Samuel H. Stucky, James S. Wilson, Goodlet Morgan, E. P. Hichardson, W. A. Olliphant, Ma: tin Condor, IV. L, Morrison, A. J.' Patterson, A. G. BilIuieyei>Lneius Thomas, Isaac E. Lett. \ No one ean be ill if the blood is pure. Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla root have long been recognized bv phfsiciaiis as blood purifiers. Don't be hiMnabngged by the advertiseme-its of the many qnack bitters, but occasionally use Dr. Gtiysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, and you will live to a good old age free from all distress of mind and body. Many of onr best citizens who long suffered from bad blood indicated by weak kidnevs, indigestion, sores, aches, etc., owe their recovery to the nse of this remedy. Many who long suffered Horn indescribable feelings of distress, lame back, aching joints, sores, s wellings, weakness of the urinary and digesuriiiary and digestive orgaps. unnatural feelings of weariness, headache, nervousness, despondency, sleeplessness, disturbing dreams,' partial insanity, etc., after doctoring lit‘er;kidiie> sj nerves and brain, with the'various, quack nostrums Of the day* and being nearly frightened to death by their alarming advertisements, quietly began using Dr. Guysott's Yellow Do k and Sarsaparilla, and were agreeably surprised to quickly find themselves restored to health. No other remedy f inals it.

PEKsbar^^ points. E. n. Hjrrclt spent W Friday iml Saturday in Evansville. J. W. Wilson went i;o Cincinnati Monday on legal busines*. George Ashby, pt Wi nstow, was in town Ifondry and called to see us. JL L. Hatfield, of Washington, Was in town Monday and Tuesday M* busiaesa. IXr.N.H. Wilson, itentist, called Saturday to leave his measure for an adrertiseinoixt P. C. Hammond returned Wednesday morning from Cincinnati, where he Itiacl been on ousiness. * $ George Qitimby, tae big bodied and big hearted proprietor of *fce Carter Moose, called Tuesday morning to order some job wort Willard Williams* of Washington, agent for Houghton’s History off Amerit ar: Polities, called lust SaUtnl&y to leave a copy of his booh. Vincennes Sun: Pet* Herb* conductor en the Straight tone, has owpfetely captured tire residents along that line, by his affable disposition. Pern. S Withers has retired from the employ ofBeggcn & Adams fora time, and joined the Time Kill Klub until hotter times come or paint slinging begins. j Washington Gazette: Mrs. Pat. McCarty, of Petersburg, accomparied by her two little children* was here hat iveek, a l tending the funeral of James McCa rty. They returned Saturday. - . . 4 Miss Cap Martin, of lSvausrillc, wEo had been visiting relatives her?, returned home last Thursday. She was accompanied by Miss EUte Coonroti, who will spend a few days visiting in that city N Washington Gazette: 3lrs. S.R. Snyder* of Monroe City, who had been visiting friends in Petersburg, .was in tie city Satnnlif cm her , way hems. She was accompanied by Mrs. John Fjcieo and Mrs. Basset Ashcraft, of Petersburg who were goi ng to Monroe City to return the visit. * * l>r. S. W. Wilson, who, in connection with his brother. Dr. X. M. Wilson, has established a dentistry here, called Tuesday morning. The doctor informs us that he will remove his family to this place as noon as he can secure a house. The t>ErfocRAr,on behalf of the people of Petersburg, bids them welcome, Boonvtlle Enquirer: Mr. Will Hudson will leave for Petersburg next Monday, where he will enter the storq of 33d ward Montgomery as salesman, filling the place of the late Henry Cast in Mr. Hudson is one of the most energetic and progressive young men of Boon v Lite* and his departure frem mir midst; for a wider field of business cccasions/genuine regret among his large circle of frit'mis. Howfever, we wish him abundant success n his new home.

I lie lean horse, or hungry ox will find the.best clover In the patch, no matter at which side of the field turned in; so every one at all interested in a wedding suit, a business suit, or, any article of clothing or furnishing goods w ithin fifty mill's of Evansville, will not stop his. search for what he wants until he looks through the full siock of Lyon's great clothing house in Evansville, and ninety-nine times out of one hundred there life is satisfied, and makes his purchase. Oh last Frida;.- J. W. Jones resigned his position as teacher of the high school department of the Petersburg graded schools, and left Monday for Huatingburg,; at which place he will engage with his father in the general merchandising business. Mr. Jones has-tnade many friends during his stay here, and has given eminent satisfaction *m> a teacher ami his departure will be regretted. The jiosition was filled on Monday by J. W. Jerrcll, one of Pike county's rising voting teachers, whom wc hare no doubt will fill it with honor to himself and the schoo l. A ropy of lloijghton'ijdliistory of American Politics was left. on oar table last Saturday, and,, having cxs mined it thoroughly we find that it a rafl&t excelkmi; w>rk,J,o&!itaining a fund Of information which should be in the mind of every American citizen. It gives a complete history of all political parties existing from the settlement of tins country to the pi-eseut time, together with numerous valuable places. It reeds to he seen to be appreciated. The agent, Willard Q. Williams, will be here in the course Of a week or ss. and will make a. thohnlgh Canvass. Well, the sun never ceases to shine, not the proud palace of the wave omit the eagle scfeaih of its signal whistle in its approach to ports of entry or way landings, from source to confluence of the broad deep waters apon which it so majestically glides, a thing Of life and beauty forever! They may, but so tong as M. Lyon, of Evansville, keeps such goods as have made his tiime wide and lasting throughout the south and west, there will continue to l»c a demand, ami an increasing demand, for such goods as he keeps at such prices i-3 he sells theni. For Bant. JfX) acres of,the best farm land in Pike cetiaty, 125 acres in cultivation, j House, stable, orchard, &c. W. If. Thompson-, Petersburg; Ind. For Sale. Twenty-two acres of land lying in the edge of the town of Arthur, this county ; $20 per acre ; one-third cash, balance on easy terms. Title perfect. Apply t«J W. -H. Thompson, - Petersburg, Ind.

This if; the Time, Durhig the dull season (February and March) to get a splendid fitting snit made to mefiSurc at a, reduction of 20 per cent, lielow regular prices. Lyon, of Evansville, wishes to keep his large force of hands employed, even if he gets hut eosts for suits to measure. N<yblh&. Petersburc , Ind., Jan. 30,1884. I have sold out tuy practice and good will to John D. Loetzerich, of Evansville, Inti., and cun heartily recommend hini to all needing tus services in dentistry. Thanking the public for their [uttronage, 1 am Your obedient servant, . D. J. Phi Liars, Dentist. A (hear Head Is indicative of good liealth and regular habits. When the body feels heavy and languid and the mind works sluggish, Wilder's Liver Remedy will wonderfully assist in the reoverv of physical buoyancy aud mental vigor. For sale by Edwards & Ware. Wh;r gs About. 0 With.that aching head? Wildor's Liver Remedy will relieve the stomaeh, restore the digestive organs to healthy action, remove the obstruo tfons that depress the nerves aud brain and theft cure your headache (•ermauently. For sale by Edwards & Ware._ Tun anfrOandy. It is impossible to have: more fun these long evenings fhaii by making candy at home. You can learn how to make every kind of fi tie candy sold at the best coufeotionery stores in the cities, from that valuable (took, “How to Make Candy.” No home can afford to be without it. Stent postpaid for 30 cents (in 1 or 2 cent »tampg). Address,' Thk Housewife, Febl-lnr Rochester, N. Y:

WICKED %YATT. John Tamer Wyatt, Accused of Betting Tire to the Pastoffice at This Placet Under Arrest. Shortly after the organization of the Citizens’ GOmmittee, appointed at a mass meeting of citizens held in the coilrt house on Christinas night, for tile detection and prosecution of criminals, strong evidence came, into their possession pointing to John Turner Wyatt as being the party who set fire to tlie postottice on the night of December 8,1882. causing the destruction of an entire block of buildings. Acting upon the knowledge possessed by theta the committee, finding that he was at Lake Providence, Louisiana, caused bis arrest and detention there. W. L. Ilaatrove, ex-sheriff of Gibson county, who is acting in connection with the committee, went after hint about two weeks ago, but owing to some* informality in .the papers the authorities Laving hint in charge refused to give hiui up, and Mr. 11. was obliged to return without him. However, the papers were corrected and Mr. U. left again Ijist Friday and is now daily expected to return with the prisoner. The evidence against Wyatt Is said to be his own admissions to three*different parties and quite sufficient to convict him beyond a doubt. On account of the insecurity of onr jail he will probably be taken at once to Princeton for safe keeping. The committee is. doing a good work and should have., the hearty support, morally and financially, of every good eitizen, to the end that crime may be suppressed and peace and security again reign iu our midst. PETERSBTJE& PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Prom the Benort of the Public Schools for the Month Ending Feb. 1st. HIGH SCHOOL. Names of pupils reaching an average of 90 per eeut.—Lu!u Bartlett, 98; Meinrad Burre#s, 97; Anna. Herrins, 99; Edith Lamb, 90; Emory Green, 99 : Charlotte White, Q6; Sarah Harris, 94; Hattie Carter, 92; Joseph Crouch, 97.; Oappie Kiiig,.9i; I.aura Reus's, 94; Edward Lingo, 97; Horace Lingo, 90; Wirt King, 96; Leslie Jerauld, 91; Bertha Hess, 95 ; Emma Hillman, 95; Minnie Custin, [ 97; Lulu Borer, 97; Lida Lee, 91; riffle Posey, 94; Willie Scales, 91; Clara Spillman,'!®; Nellie Lingo, 93; Richard Chew, 96; Cornelius Green, 95.

VM V UV1IUU1 tS!Ual UVi absent-—Lulu Bartlett, Meinard Biirress, Edith Lamb, Emory Green, Sarah Harris, Edward Lingo, Horace Lingo, Orlando Graham, Wirt King. Bertha Hess, Minnie Custiu, Lida Lee, Willie Scales, Kellie Lingo, Richard Chew. UKAM1IAG GRADES. Names.of pupils reaching an average DO per cent.—Frank Adams, 96: Bessie Chappell, 97; Clyde Jackson; 81; Essie Jerauld, 92; Bella Wyatt, 93; Rudolph Burger, 72; Lillie Kiefer; 93; Kellie Chappell, 99; Emma Meisehhelter, 91; Nannie Jackson, 90s Alice Powers. 90; Lizzie Banks, 91; Allie White, 90; Elia Carleton, 92; Emma Colvin, 90; Bertha Frank, 93; Walter lftirger, 95; John Bildcrback, 91; Freddie Ashby, 93; Willie Crow, 96. Karnes of pupils neither tardy nor absent—Zoe Thompson, Grace Paliiier, Allie White. Anna Miller. Clyde Jackson, Nannie Jackson, Belle -Wyatt, Alice Powers, ^Valter Burger; LLtilu Davisson, ESie Lee, Emma Colvin. INTERMEDIATE SHADES. Kames of pupils reaching an average of 99 per cent.—Alice Howard, 90; Bt'd Carter, 99; Anizi Snyder, 90: Charlie Adams, 90; Phillip I Junes, 96; Frank Carter, 91; Estella Frank, 86; Kora S.ales, 91; Frank Long. 90: Kora Spil l man, 90; Emma Graham,98 ; Turner Wyatt, 90. Kames of pupils neither tartly nor absent—Philip Jones, .Estella. Frank, Emma Graham, Ricky SchSefer, Jennie Powers, John ISyers, Bud Carter. PRIMARY 0 CADES. Karnes of pupils reselling an average of 90 per cenu—-S herntan Pattersou, 94; Fannie A-liby, 90; Harry Adams, 91: LiiUi Wh ite, 90. , Names of pupils neither tardy nor absen!—George Snyder, Charly Coleman, Mary Weaker, Cassie "Wallace, Bertha Wagoner, Holman Schsetibr, Earl Burger, FranSt McGOwen, Opfaa Bethell, Hafry Adams, Edmund Scales. The Housewife. A domestic journal for American housekeepers, will I>s sent for one year free to every lady who will send at once the names and address of ten married ladies or housekeepers and 24 cents in 2-eeut stamps for postage. It is the best family paper in the F. Si/ and this offer is m ade only to ser cure names to whom to send sample copies, as we know every lady who once sees The ftouaewife will subscribe for it. Regular price $1.00 per year. Send to-day so to secure the next Knniher. The Housewife, - Febl-lm Rochester, K. Y.

.Liiousanas nay so. Mr. T. W. Atkin?; Girard Kah'sas, writes: “J nCvef Hesitate to rceommend vour Electric Bitters to my customers, they give entire satisfaction ami arc rapid sellers.” Electric Bitters are the purest and best medicine known and will positively cure Kidney and Liver complaints. Purify the blood and regu late* the bowels. No family can afford to be yrithout them. They will save hundreds of dollars iu doctor's bills every year. Sold at fifty cents a Bottle by Bergen & Adams. Wife Awake Druggists. Messrs. Bergen & Adams are always alive to their business; and spare no pains to secure the best of every article in their line. They have secured the agency for the celebrated Dr. K ug’s New Discovery for Consumption. The only certain cure known for Consumption, Coughs, Qolds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Hay Fever, Bronchitis, or any afire-lion of the throat and lungs, Sold on a positive guarantee. Trial bottles free. Regular size $1-00,_ ietr and Land For Sale. Twelve lots sit private sale. Located near the dej»ot,in Petersburg, Inrf.; also .thirty-time 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 siirraimlir-g country. Call and see me. ^klood terms. Sept, 18,1883. Wat. HaWthoWsAlike suffer from sluggish action ot the blood, the result of dyspepsia and billionsuess. Wilder’s Liver Remedy will stir up the liver, excite the stonaeh and bowels to' activity, open' the pores of the system and insure health of the body, which is indispensable to mental vigor. For sale by Edwards k Wan Mind and Body

STRAIGHT LHTC SHITS. Judge Dyer Decides ia Ffhror ®f Mia Claimants. [Evansville Courier. J A final decision was reached Friday riloruipg in the Superior Court in the case involving the claims against the old Straight Line—the Indianapolis? & Evansville Railroad Company. _ The substance of Judge Dyer’s decision and finding was as follows* He said lie saw no evidence of bad faith on the part of the parties who had acquired the railroad. It trhs just td them to say that. V ... As to the claims of mechanics' for building bridges his opinion was that ; the mortgage under which the trustees held the property was superior to I the mechanics’ claims. He held that I each citizeu of Indiaua to whom the ! railroad was indebted, had a lien to the amount of $100 on the personal > proi»erty of the company superior to ! the mortgage. This law had betgjin ; force' twenty-two years, and0 had never been held unconstitutional. Laws were never deckled to he unconstitutional unless their iniQitidity was clear and apparent. lie held that the right to enforce the $100 lien did not exist for each claim that was held by assignment, but each creditor, no matter how many claims he held by assignment, was entitled to ojdy $100 by virtue of the lien law. f lie held that this lien in this ease covered the raiils together with the other .personal property, and they should be sold to discharge this lien. He held that the evidence which went to prove that the syndicate had agreed for a consideration, which was proven to some extent by parol, to issue debenture® was admissible and should have its, proper weight. Bat it was competent for third,, parties to prove by parol the consideration of a contract to which they were not parties. lie held that the weight of the evidence, was that the floating debt creditors were entitled to debentures. He would in the final decree therefore order that each citizen proving his claim shall receive $100 thereon ont of the proceeds of the personal property and the balance in debentures. He would after further consideration fix in the final deeree who should issue the debentures and the time during which they should be- a valid claim against the railroad company, or the purchasers thereof.

. iK^iu iitHi ine^rraintms were entitled to \he foreelosH* and order of sale i>”ayett for under the cbudihonf and limitations aftove stafctl, Judge Dyer deserves great credit for the manner in which he has managed and tried this case. His rulings have resulted in building the read, His patience and courtesy were iiever more severely tried, and he tever developed iu any Casfe finer judicial qualities. Resolutions Adopted by General Lyon Post, So. 34,3&. A. JL " At a regular meeting" of General Lyon Post No. Si, G. A. R., held in their hail at Otweti, Pike county, Ind., on February 2,18&4, the following preamble and resolutions were adopted, ta w it: i. W heisas. Toe Federal soldiers of the war of 1881-5 are conscious of haring performed thetr duties in defense of the government, and w naan as. The government has not as yet redeemed its pledges made to them when they enlisted, therefore be it 'vl, by this Post, that promises pay no debts, that tbe government owes it3 soldiers more than gratitude, and, that it stemM fult; meet and discharge its pledges to its defenders. SttufFt-r, That it is thetibsire of this Po-t tha> the present ..Congress of the United States should proceed to put into force the pledges made by the government to- the men who ecfisted apd fought in its defense. Jfesofrevf, That we demand the equalization of bounties. Kesoieett, That the sotdiers are entitled to a land warrant, the quantity graded in proportion to the length of military service. fitaclcetl, That the enlisted men are entitled to and ciaim that the government should make good .to them the difference between the depreciated currency in which they were puidwhilc in the field and the par valne of money at that time; mother wotds that the soldier is entitled to have received pay in dollars worth one hundred cents. . Besotted, That it 13 the duly of Congress to grade the pension of a private soldier with an ofiieer's, the private receiving, as much per month as an officer for a similar disability. *»fctif, That a copy of these resolutions be forwarded *0 our representative i* Congress, it ’s• John J Kleiner, and to the chairman of the CongressioBal Pennon Committee, and a ii-cpv furnished the Pike Covstt PEyoatAi and Petersburg Press for publication. C K. COLE. Commander of Post. John A.Stephens, Post Adjutant. Advice to Mothers. Are you disturbed at night and broken of yonr rest by a sick child suite ring and crying with I pnin of catting tleth* If so, semi at once and get apbottle of Mrs. Wisslow's Soothing Stri ? for Children Teething. Its value is inealcuI able. It will relifeve the poor li t tie sufferer itame- : diately. l>epend upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about it. It cares dysenteryanti diarrhoea, regulates the stomach and bowels, cares wind colic* softens the gums, reduces inilammation, and gives tone energy to the whole system. Mrs. Winslow’s soothing Strip for Children Teething is pie a sent to the taste ahd 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 throughou be world. Price 2u cents a bottle.

COKIIEKPOX I»K.\«;x;. From Oafesville. 04TSVUO.E, Isp., Feb. 6, 1SS4. Our streets ft re very muddy at present. Richard Bros., are ttoing a good business—so the people say. _ Isaac Croeettus A Co., talk of moving theirsaw mill in two or three weeks. I>aniel Jenkins, of Oakland, was the guest of R R Richardson iSsS Sunday evening. We understand that Squire Porter, of this place, contemplates going to Kansas. A young man by the name of J. bid his friends farewell for the west, tor the time he is going to stay is unlimited. A Fashes. _IJ.GAL ADVERTISEMENTS. 'Notiee of Administration. VOUAE ** hereby given that the undersigned kv htjpeen appointed bv the Clerk of theCiri entt Court of Pike eounty, State of Indiana, administrator of the estate of John O. Carter, ; late qf Pikeyotuity, deceased. I Said estate is supposed to lie solvent . GFORGE QlTfMBT, Jan. £1,1884 -3w. . Administrator. Notice of Election. Notice is hereby given that there will be an election held in the halt of Spurgeon Lodge, No. 582. I.O. O. F,*t Pleasantviife, on Thnrsdsv, night. Feb. 1*1, 1884, for the purpose of electing three trustees for said lodge. J. A. SnEF.vnn, Secretary? Notice of Administration. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk of the eircuit court of Pike county, State of Indiana, administrator of- the estat- of Georgians S. Chambers, late of P.ke county,' deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. K. P. RfCHARDSON, ■Feb. 8-Sw Administrator. Notice of Election. Notice is hereby gi.en that at a regular meeting of the share holders of the Petersburg Bittlding and I,oan Association to be held at the court house in Petersburg, Ind.. ou Wednesday evening; Feb. IS, 1884. an election wifi be held for the purpose of electing ten directors for said association to serve for the ensning rear. GEORGE 3. KISfcRT, Secretary Notice of Petition to Sell Rool Eatete. patition to a decedent, his personal e 11a pay his debts, and that jj at the nest term of s&cr. ^of^dFlhe. ,Shte 6th PAN O. i

Oox*ori.br 's Inciviest- [ STATE OS jyPlAXA. WW COGSTT, at ® J. Feta S. Wither** Coroner of Pike Countr, “having examined the body of Henry Stillwell, Jr., deceased, 4ml heard i!.e testimony of the witnesses, find feat snhJ deceased eauw to his aealli by Hepetutaiict!«: the iacgsguqierindnced py cruel treatment. The said deceased .being male of iasf age of forty-five years five feet and are inches high, dark hair, brown. eyes, dark complexion awl a native of the United States. Gives under my hand and seal of mj office thia 4th tiny Of February, WSt [SKit.] ' PEMS. WITHERS. Feb. 8. Coroner Kite Co. Ooroner a Inumotrt. stats orism as a,pike cotrsrr,«». I, Pem S. Withers. Coroner Pike ‘sjnutr, having examined the body of John Hendrick*. decease) 1, anti heard the testimony of the witnesses, fled that said'deceased came to his death from heart disease. “-Said John Hendricks, deceased, was a male of the nce of sixty-four years, five feet anil eight inches high, brown hulKblne eves, fair cmr.pre-iiOQ and a native of th» Vnited States, Given under tnv (sand and seal of mv office (bis 4th day of Febrtiarr,) jg; • [SC4L] PEM ??. WITHERS. Feh. 8; Coroner Pits Co. Coroner’s InQuest. STA TS or rSJHAXA, PISS COrXTY, m. I, Pem ». Withers, Coroner of Pike Couutv. baring examined the body of James Haws amt heard the testimony of the witnesses. find that said deceased earns to hie death at his own hands by a pistol shot wound entering right frontal none near paritnt, passing through cerebrum, ranging downward and belying in or on occipital none. Said deceased was a male of the age of thirty-nice years, six feet high. Sight hair,'blue eyes, fair complexion and a native of the Coifed State*. Given under my hand anti seal of my office this ! 4th day of Febra-rv, fill. [seal] pem S, WITHERS, Febo. Coroner PilteCo. Notie o of Application for Lieeui■vrOTICE Is hereby given that I wili apolv to the Board of Comiaissroaetsof Pike couutv. Indiana. at their March terra, fsgt, for a license to sell spirituous, vinous ant* malt honors in a less quantity than a quart at .1 time, with the crirt lege of alVi-viug the same to. be drank on the premises, for one year. Mr place of business, wherein said liners are to-be sold and drank, is a hue smCy frame building located ou the followfns desenbrd real estate m Clay township. Pike county, Indiana, (o-erit: Commencing at ike northeast corner of section five (M. town one £1) south, range nine £8) west, and miming wed along the base Hoe one hundred and sixty fish) rod*, thence back east lit- I ty-fonr (54> feet, thence south sixty-six (6S) j reet, thence cast seventy-five " £15) to! the corner uLihe land herein conceved, thence south' e‘ighty-two and one-half (4a,) feet, thence east twenty-five (S3) feet, thence north eightv-tjjto and one-half £82',) feet, thence west twenty-five (2J) feet to the place of beginning oftjfciie land herein comev(*t:~ i Feb. 8, ISSt.-Sw-iT WILLI AM E. SlcllUGH.

Notic® toKeirs, Credited, &o. is the HATTSit of toe> In the Pike Circuit 1ST ATE OF [ Court* March Term* Lucy D. Finch*deceased*? 1884. Notice la hereby given that WOtiam K Chappeii, as admini rtatorof the estate of Luce 1>. Finch. dceeased.-fias presented amt fifed hie account and vouchers in final Bet tic merit of said estate. and trial the same wifi come tip for tire examination and action of saad circuit court on the IO£h day of March, BSt, the same, being the 1st day of the Mareh^erm* 1884. at which"time all heirs* creditors or legatees «>f said “state are required to aopetir in said court ami show cause, iff attT there be* why said account gsd vouchers should ntd k appro veil. ' Witness, the Clerk and seal of said Pike ■< seal ^Circuit Court* at Petersburg, lad., this Sth day hi Jaauary* 1534. Feb. l-2w. 1>AN. C. ASHBY. Clerk. Guardian’s Sale of Heal Estate. XTO-TECE fe hereby given that by virtue of an lY order of the Pike Circuit Conrt, entered in Probate Order Bnok No. 6* Page 3-;i. the muiersigne; 1* guard ian of Vandaiin C. M avo, \VilUaui H. Mayo ami George Mayo, minor heirs of John. W. Maya* deceased, wilt'offer for sale at public sate, at the door of the Court House in Petersburg. Pike mauty* Indiana, at 2 o'clock p. m. on-l-'RDA I\ Vis &th ls<*& of Jh'ebritary, A. />. X9S4, The follow log real estate, situated in Pike conntv, Indiana, to-wit: T?wentj -three acres off of the east side of the soath-ea.?t quarter of the sdetfe-west quarter of section thirty*five ^?5Y, *owu one (!) south, range eight (8) w est . .. ' TKRMS^-Jfbe' pureltas&r to pay one-fourth cash, ami execute tbreesc verat prowisory notes of equal aiBamt for the residue: ini'* notes to bear six per cent interest per annum from elute of sale until paid, h itfe sufib-ient surety thereon a»d waiving relief iroru valuation aaci'appraisement Jaw s, pityable respectively in six; twelve and eighteen months from date of sale. A. K. TAYLOP, ! Jan. 13, 1884 .-4-w. Ckiantla nv AdmInigtrator’s Sale ol Perso?ial Property. ■VTOTICB r*5 hereby givers that the undersigned, lx ad«;;Bistrafe>r of 'die eetuteof Johu O .Carter, late el Pike county, deceased, will on r ‘ : TJIU It&DA Y, Jycbrttisiy £lr 1S3J^ At the late residence of the ^c^asetl in Madison towiishtfj* Pike county. Ind., sell all the personal i proneriy of the deceased, consisting in parti of twoJtcuci of horses, one excellent span of mutes, ei^S® head of cattle* hogs* about 1.000 bushels of eoora in the crib; 45 acres of wheat in the field, one Mitchell wagon and harness* one new reaper Mid earner, cultivators, plow*, and a full line of - farming implements; also a *ot of household and kitchen furniture Tssssr—All sums of ?3 and under, cash; and on nil stftns over >3* a credit of wine tiibnfrfcs v. id be given, the purchaser giving his note with approve** security* waiving relief from valnattoK ■ and appmr.seme«t laws and bevrtng interest at* the rate ot six per cent from date of sale. C&OKGE QC1AIBY, Feb.I,-ow. - A dfni u L>tra tar Notics of Foiitioii to Estate. k the ’ ir- . cuit Court of ' Pike CoB«ty, Jud , March Terra. 1884* Abner K. SEABY.Administrator 1 of estate of Sarah J. Stycey, deceased, - vs. • RoseJIa June*, , Grace E. StucMy. 3aumetStucky, Louisa Selby, .' Elvira Weaver. Elizabeth Alvis. . Euphrasia KuiiitliOD. Anna Risley, Carrie Lamb, Harry E. At vis, Hattie Makrtt; Harry M aloft, ‘ Mary Stncfcy. Laura Stocky - You are severally hereby nefmed that tbr above Rained netitioRer, as ache in istraior of the estate aforesaid* has filet? in'.the Cnrcait Coftirt of Pike Couuty, Indiana, a petition making yon defendants thereto, and praying therchV'Cn order and decree of ssdti Court* authorizing the sale of certain Real Estate belonging to the estate of said decedent, and in said petition described, to make assets for the payment >f the ilebts and tifibilitryS of said estate- 'and that said petition, so filed, ami pending, is set lor bearing in said Circuit Court, at tire Court house m Petersburg* Pike county* Indiana, on the-Itth judicial day oi the March term, 1884. of said Court, the sapie being the 2*st day of March, iS8l. in witoess whereof, 1 hereunto set my { seal >h;md and aflix the Sea! of said Conrt. at Petersburg, this day of Jauuarv, A. f>. 1834. + DAN C. ASHKV'i “ ! Clerk Pike Circuit Conrt. Ely & Townsesh, AtCys for Petitioner. Jan. 25-3dr. **•

loronww ixouee, N'OTIC E is- Is'reby pi Tea that the undersigned. Ctitoon of Pike roitnv, can tie foil nit at his office ititbe town of Petersburg, and will attend promptl v to the duties of h’s office. PE.il S. WITHERS. Nov. S3, Eorooer. Tr Mottee. Notice is hereby given to all persons interest that t witt effeua at me office ift Pleasantville, AT AM, TIMES. to transect business connected with t|»e office ot Trustee- of Monree tothnship. Alt persons having business with saift office will pleas# take uotice. JASiiOa A. SHEPARD, Trustee. Trustee’s Notice. Notice is hereby given to ail persons interested that I wilt stcend at my residencet corner Eighth and Walnut Streets, AT Aid. TIMES, to transact the birsihreS eortneeted with the ofticc of Trustee of Washington- township. Alt persons having business with paid office will please take notice. JOHN B. HANNA II, -_ _ Trustee. Trustee’s Wfotlce. Notice ssherebv given to all persons Inter ested that I will attend at my office at, home Mtimt bo;;DAT,' to transact business connected with the office of Trustee. of Madison township Ail nershns havirg business with said office wili please take notice. JAMES «. BOWMAN. Trustee. Trustee’s Notice. Hot ice is hereby given to' al I persons interested that 1 wilt attend al mj office at Wmalow. MVEJST r si DAT, to transect business connected With tint office o4 Trustee of Patoks Township. Ail persons having business wtih said office will please take notice. J. S. WHITMAN.Trustee. Trustee’s Notice Notice is hereby given to all person* interested that 1 wi-U attend at my office at White Oak, KVSBT MO ED AY to transact Nr-'! it res connected vitb the offii'C of Trustee of Marona township, All persona having besiacts with said office will please take notice- SASHES ST?LLiYAN.Trustee. KuporijitcndentB Notice. f ACB1&C EXAMINATIONS OT VPPLl- | eafiss ter teacher’s license will he held fa tfee last Saturday of each month at the tows of Winslow. Pike county, Indiana. A certificate of good moral character from sotae meather of the IjaustyTHmrdof Edhcatfc n , must hi iMwdtt hy a®piicB®tsm the count'.-.at-d front Cott&ty Superintendent those out of the blSfc**. a »«»•*. SffittesyShff* A

PROFESSIONAL CARBii. JjJLY & TOWNSEND, | ATTbR-'rE3Y3 AST IAW \ Messrs of the U. S. L&v Association: eirrzbxry. Indiana. itteution given Wall l>u=inw®.?ntru** raetiee in Pike and adjoining count®* ic Federal Court®. OFFICE—In Cius. Frank’* new V Main and Seventh etreete. JAMES b. KEITH, Attorney at Law, Is famiUtar with all the Recoils, Dockets, etc, of the various office . Abstracts of Title* Deeds Mortgages, Ac. tuartc and write* with especial cure and corre**tn»*ss at reasonable rates. Probate business Softefted. Office, with I>r. A. Leslie. pOSEY & WILSON, Attorneys at Law, Petersburg, - ’ - - - Imiivva Office—Over WSite'eCUv Drug Store, corner Main and Eighth Streete. v\ T II. THOMPSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY WBLK, Petersburg. Indiana, Special attention given to Probat* baaiaes* i*tt collecting. Office with Dr. Leslie. /TILLER & IUCUARDSON, M Attorneys at Law, Petersburg, .... Indiana. arm practice ig Pike aid adjoining jcounttca Dr. A. B. CAELETOHT Office in Gus Frank's new building, cor. Mai* and Se venth Streets; residence in Mosch} Frank's new dw elling’ii^ Profit V addition to Petersburg Treatment of diseases of females and children a specialty. Chronic and.difficuH cases solicited. Calls in the city or country promptly responded u>, day or might . ' V B.. DUNCAN,, M. D, ^ fl • Physician and Surgeon, Petersburg, Indiana. OFFICE: In Wo. Ri&gen’s beading, up stairs. » UfeilDENT’E: Carter House. , - L

'QR. A. R. BYERS, Physician and Surgeon! rdf.-jfrtinjf, Indiana. tiFFt Cl$: Main street near comer of Seventh street. A ' KESIDEXCE: Comer el Walnut and Ninth street. j. R. ADAMS, M. D., Flaysiolan. and Surgeon, Petersburg, Indiana. OFFICE: On Main street, ©Ter Red Drug Store. 81 L. WILSON. N. H. WILSOX. WILSON & BRO., RESENT DENTISTS, PETERS BURP. INDIANA. ALIATOKK WAlHt.VJiTED OFFICS WITH &S. in XCAY. Q K. SHAVING SALOON, J. HJ. T’TXRJ-TEIR. Proprietor. Peleretaurg, Indiana. artfei tee at their residence j will leave orders at the shop Main street op-J posite th? court house. HOTELS. PIKE HOTEET CHAS. SCKiEKER, Prop. Iain Street, Mental Maw. This Hotel is a new building and comfortably furnished throughout. The traveling public will find it an excellent place to,stop; tables supplied with the best the market affords. Charges reasonable. ©AS' £* kept in connect ion with the bouse, in jrhi«b caiu be found at all times the best?, oor. Wines, Licinsrs & Cigars: SCHAEFER'S HALE. \ lur^e amt comnuxlious Hail, suitable tor Theutrical Troupes, Concerts. Ac. MEREDITH-HOUSE, ■WASHINGTON, INDIANA, Joseph C. Lord, Lessee. The undersigned has recently taken ehai* this popular house. refurnished it complei and put it in first-class shape in eve nr way . ih everv room. Po utar .prices. Bprite attention *o peust3. Free *bu* to Snd from .in train*. Livery accommodations convenient.. Cent rally located. Large, airy abet — w£Zjl vjzsiilatei} rooms.— The table will be srpplird with the beet the markcLaffSrd*. £2*fl-The traveling public is cordially rnviteu to call. Joseph t:."Lo*t>. ^

SHERWOOD HOUSE, WESBERSOB,*Prej> E. A. Frost, Hue., , Rosssl, J. I's.rter, Carts Corner Fret and lax-list streets, Eivansvllle, - ■? T-r-i i-tisvre WTlie Sbemroo.) is cejstraliy Incr.ied. first-rtaas in ail its appointments, ami the best ami cheapest hotel in the city. Kates. i2 per day. EMMETT HOTEL, -Oaa 3;]» last si Scut Emm,Corner of Wubngia aed New Jersey Street*; i.yniAXAPOLia, . I* nr a ft a; JAMES s. MORGAN l~ PROPRIETOR. Kates, $1.50 per Day, '\ OSCAR HAMMOND, -:?H0 OOEAPHES:PETERSBURG. - - UTDIAHA. Will make any kind of picture* you van/, ami Gsarantea Satisfaction to All Paiwfis. Will copy and enlarge old picture* in any s(yle desired. ETTRESAI GREAT INDUCEMENTS -1BTJYERS1--At the Store ofJ. F. IS.IME -(Successor to J. T. Rime A Co.)—— FNION, - INDIAN A, -PXAISMIXBrfMtCletMiBoots&ta; -NOTIONS, dltOCMMtlX*,GlsiSswafd & QueensWare The Highest Market