Pike County Democrat, Volume 14, Number 50, Petersburg, Pike County, 24 April 1884 — Page 4

w yfc,. JHkc Ooiuttjf Btnaerat Wan Ikt JM rtfeuTatioH ef or:,^ wnr»pJipi»-piib-3kAn,' in *»4£« V»Mt0y{ J.dea»-ti<wr« w«M Riu«fc« a Matt af thijs f oi '' A|xrii 2^ 1881. Isp. »»an«TlHa.-... v: .4 lS.p m » Oakland City.6 41 - ■ » KstailK4 ; .C'14 ibiuf* .... Vutfahictos. eoiss soi-th. STATIOXfc. So. ». No. 11. Ssp.Washtogtou .. PetorelwiX-- . ’* Oakland City. Stir. Evansville . : I* a tn .7 #2 “ 7 40 “ .10) “ 1 60 a i 3 ES “ 4 *8 “ 6 25 “ •Trains run daily except Sunday. connecting riitb trains cast ami west at O. & M. Junction. C. J.Hkpbi rn. Gca'l Supt.

91 LOCAL MATTEB8. This is the last oyster month. Fresh groceries at V I. Jt. Johxsok*s. Great Bargains in fine Hosiery at Miller Bros’. Evansville, Ind. Jfajr goods at , Hammosp & Parker s. ig Bargains in Summer -Silks at ir Bros.. Evansville, Ind. '* It) loan at six per cent. !>•< Taylor & Fleener. Great bitfgains in Table Uncus at iller Bros., Evansville. id .of the carpenters is heard late. Democrats, attend tlie convention one week iron! to-dav. Grand bargains in Dress Goods at 1 Milllcr Bros., Evansville, Ind. ’Buy the Genuine Brown cultvator far sale by Joe Patterson. !tew and fresh groceries*just received at I. M. Johnson’s. There was a goodly number of people in town last Saturday. Go to Hammond & Parker's" for shoes, hats and caps. ■%»&> Monday was the last day for paying tares without the penalty. • Ail the churches of this place Were well attended last Sabbath. Heed. & Gray now have their tile factory in active opperation. I. M. Johnson keeps a good supply of the best coffee,and sugar. Use Dr. J. M. Ware's Hair Vigor Ibt baldness and falling bain Silks almost as cheap as calicos at Miller Bros., Evansville, Ind. You can save money by buying your groceries of I. M. Jouksom. Beautiful Spring Wraps, very cheap at i Hiller Bros-jEvansville, Ind. If yon want dress goods or notions, go to 7 Hammond & Parker's. Our liven1 men are complaining pu account of the backward spring. t The -best 1hie»of Cultivators in the market at Bellmeyei: & Yof;.g’s. Parasols of all Descriptions at Miller Bros., very cheap. Evansville, Ind. Playing marbles is the favorite past lime among the boys at present, i, nice lot of embroideries. Call and oc them. Hammond & Pauker. Immense bargaius in Ladies underwear at Miller Bros., Evansville, Ind The “nobiest” lot of hats for young Rea tVef offered in this market, at Montgomery’^. Hosiery and.Gloves cheape*1 at Miller Bros., than any place else in Indiana. ’ . . Go to Lee & Thomas’ and buy the Bright Navy Harvest, and get a watch. TFe adviiee all our fried3 to visit Miller Bros., when tlusv go to Evansville. - f The weather was cool enough last Sunday to keep most people in the hotted Tremendous bargains in Carpets ancl House furnishing goods at Miller Bros., Evansville. The largest stock of builder’s hardware in the county can be found at Billmeyer & Yocsg’s. j-reat Bargain# in fine French Nun’s ag at Miller Bros., Evansvile, buying a buggy or spring " and see the Columbus, at Billmeyer & YoFkg's. The County- Board of Education will meet at Winslow, Thursday, May 1st. t Thus far April has kept up its hislorie'YcputMSpn for being the showery month. ' - 1

beat brands of carpet chain— or colored, at Hammond & Pabkejl’s. of choice wall paper, re k Latshav’s. I stock of millinery L In Petersburg, at ABitA Hillman's. iterson and See the the Buckeye Platincral fluctation of ;go „p often® than

me past teuuse ln»* finest lot of t to Petet's Vou-vs’s. eStraordinaiy bargains ,astimeres and all kinds of fine ids at Miller Brea., Evansville,Tad.

llwry Fowler has purchased tbe property iu the rear of Eisert it Son's store and is having the house repair* ed. - _ The average girl with a big hat loaded with flowers and feathers seems to be all head until vou talk to her' __ Father Burckhart wiilj hold services at tl:te residence of Henry Kiefer, in tills place, on the second Thursday in May. ■_ Every fanner before leaving town ought to call on Joe Patterson and see his find display of farm implements. New Millinery Gooi*s —Do not buy your summer hat before you see those lovely ones for sale at _Miss Laura Hillman's. Before you give an order for paper ’ or printing, of any kind, seo us and learn our prices. You will do us andyourself favor. Miss Laura Hillman has just received and opened out a fir e stock of now millinery goods. Cali and see them and learn prices. Itev, W. C. Yates, the new pastor ot the C. P. Church, held"services Iasi, Sabbath morning and evening, whloh were well attended. The ti me is now-at hand when country school-tea filer's find it necessary to hunt up something to do to pay expenses through the summer. , Anything-r--in -the silk .line can be obtained uMhiillcr Bros., Evansville . twenty-five per cent.- cheaper than at any other house in Indiana. If yon do not tliiuk I can sell groceries cheaper than anyone just call in, see quality, get prices and go home happy. C. E. Montgomery. ' Accomodating, reliable German salesmen will give you groat bargains in splendid suits for men and boys, at Lyon’s big Clothing House. ’ A full line of gents’ furnishing goods, part of whieli are. c ufls. collars, peek ware, underwear and shirts of at! kinds, at Montgomery's Herring's custom made shoes, a new brand, the best made, and evdiy pair warranted to fit arid wear, Doff* buy until you sec them, at _Montgomery’s. Tike largest stock, the newest shade and the best assortment of silks can be found at the World-renowned, low-, prieed’store of Miller Bros..,Evansville, Hid. - . _ These desiring to see and hear the boy preacher, Harrison, should not miss the opportunity alfoudoU by tile cheap excursion top-EvansvIlle to-mor-row. _ Bill mover & Young received a lot of the popular Columbus buggies ibis week. They also hare the Ilaydo- k buggies and can suit all in style and price. I have just received and Gnislicd marking the largest stock of goods ever brought to this market; which are bound to be sold, C. E. MoxTGoMfefcv. When visiting Evansville, do not fail to examine Miller Bros, siik stock; you can find anything iu the silk line far cheaper than at any other house in the West.

advance Mvkkat at r year, of after tlie of tlie travelinsou has osSubscribers must pay it if they expeetto get the 1> the tflieap rates of $1.25 ten cents per month m presidential election. For the accomodation ing public Thomas Johnson na.> tablished a ferry across White liver at Sienna Vis ta, where he car at all reasonable hours. W'i tier’s Liver Remedy Livet remedy in the war! in larger botfles Ilian any cine, and is fold for only tie by Ware ’& Latshavv. There is nothing lijte -eirtfe make a town lively. Suppose some our capitalists move tor thcer of manufacturing buildings— chair factory,, for instance. for te sale it Sugar Syr

tfjSpSi'Mfctlir. Iltm.. Jgspei D piiiStonr. ' F:rod 3.. Selby Friday, altera tc IVIl tlllB ' Ur. atkU3ttrs.T si: Ip, were t'.iegr rett last Siimlav

ttr. aSid Mrs. P knight visited EraDs1« laBt Fritta aiij Satnntay to hear the angelist Harr sob. Jrs. Cora Stir on, the charming wife of ! h etor Lou stiiis n, spent last Friday 1 n -.lit of Hr*. Chi j. Setfy itr. and Mrs, C. E. Boonehnt, accou >\ 'ill8s SiSlle SB iwliau, left Monday morning :<?• S t A | trip llo Cine nnati ami D&yton, Ohio, tav. T C.Dti ks, pastor of the M. E. Church at Washington, wesin town last Saturday, in the 1 a ;erest of the e: enrsion te Evansville to-mor-robr. Jirs. lie :ay went to Lyunville last T! i.irwtay uiorni g in resjionse to a telegram iso nouncing the e rious illness of her sister, Hiss J d 1 Vbgdl Mr. and Mrs. G -orge E. King left last Thnrsda.y for Evansvil e, where they will make their tomre home las Reboceat wistL-s them ah andant success 3:5. It. IlirreU rent over to Washington last ' ,’t ursday and cl. sed a trade for the material' «f the Washingtt a Republican ofiie, which he will use in the pr blication df a new Itepubl can paper at this pim e. Mr. Oswald Le t, of Jefferson township, gave iis*|a pleasant ca I last Tuesday. Hr. Lett is a lir ght young Dei loernt, and hopes to hare the pleasure ofcastiig his first vote for the neat De mocratic presi lent, in November. Our genial friei d, Geoi-ge Peed, of Clay township, was in town l;ist Saturday and dropped in a fevr minutes. George still enjoys a statu of single biessednes i but fives in hopes tiiat some voting lady will improve the present leap Rjar 1 riit ileges by aski ig for his heart and Ui.mi. Jhi order tlit t all may Tie present tin: cpii iral comm ttee lias decided to call 1 Ini! Demoera ic County Convention to order at 1 c ’4pck, p. m., instead of ten o'clock a. ra. as stated in the call List week. 1'lease remember t'liis elninge. I want to trade a one-hair interest La j one of the leading grocery stores sa Petersburg and a house and lot in tipi: same phc! lor^j farm. The house i« k new one. just completed, has sis rooms, hall, p uitry and cellar, and is wo rth $1,200. \Yr II Thompson. ’’he warble of the birds, the school* hoi's playiua hooky, the young bloods wi ll fishing ackle, and the number •df ijrbspecfive moonlight promenades of lire youngs :er, all prove that spring is nearly hern, the cool mornings' to fie contrary notwithstanding. ' die cheapest lot of clothing ever 0fibred: Men s suits from $3.00 to $2(;|.00, youths' suits from $2.00 to fMiOO, boys, units from $1.75 to $5u)0. M|. Jj W. Hudson is at the bead 01 tiiiis department and knows just how to please all. C. E. Montgomery's. Use I)r. Triukles Ague Tonic for aiiilis and fever. No cure, no pay, V fen uireotious tile Strictly followed, aril is perfect;y harmless in the hands of ddldren. •'or sale by Bergen & Arams, Marl-ly Petersburg, Ind. IFhat queer uses we have for English adjectivejA For instance, the i nmmoii phra cis ‘ut splendid fellow.’’ slow funuy.il would sound to iiear Kosadbocty talk about an -irradiating,* a riioiTu seating'’ or ‘••refulgent” fellow, 11 mi yet such is the kingdom anti propristyyd' syno iyni. The elierVaaon and lassitude of spring time are but indications of the si iggisli action of the blood, over le pied with carbonates accutmrlated by the use of leatlhg food in winter'f its condition may be remedied by the use of Ayers’s Sarsaparilla, the bu-it blood purifier known. t 'jj'he members of Pacific Lodge, No. 175, L O. O. 1\, will bold a social at their Lodgehad on Saturday evening, the oec siou reing the sixty-fourth lUidj versary ot Od-ifel 10wehipin America., Ad me ubers with their families! tsini such friends as they may desire invited to be present

TV biggest store iu Indiana, and tie! c enpest place iu the world. is Miller Bros., of Evansville. Itid. They ct.t rv v largo stock of cjuilts, Hue dress .gitotfc fluid ev jrj'tliiiig kept iu a tirst jelajsa(try good 3 establishment, and we w< uhi advise our readers to patronize tltfriu tvhen ia Evansville, or send, tin -m ■ >rders.' The M. E. Olnuvitpqf Washington, will rrn a special excursion train to Evansville to morrow, .passing this ph.ee at 7 a. 11. Tickets will be guild leaving Evansville at ten o’clock that c'’j*nii»y. or-oii any regular train Saturday.' The 'are for the round trip ft t in Displace will ho $1.20.. Children,'".'! cents. iiu et iioi has been ordered for tl it 15t of M-. v. in Elmore and Steele tcvnsli ps, Daviess county, to vote on a projK ition o levy a 2 per eutt. tax tc aid nit P ■st da ’L’het levy E: a id ret Bn Dr bs on ‘ k! f. •«BS "“ii, ,rtl iCil V * V , j %V *. J-.V1 I.Y.UV, l the -ousfruction of the Evil livilh Was! ingtou and Brazil rot.d. 1 tiiC con ijition:; are that a train of cars Wmim&mmmst steifaS before, the oyi r the road of da iuary,13S5. & M ll’y will make special sursi. n rates to Cincinnati Mi, di ring the coiitiuuaiicaof natic Festival. Tickets will de A',-ril 21 to 2ii, inclusive, l'etui n until April 23. Sell’s ill be in Cincinnati the same ntl C- curslgiiists will have a see the ruins of the d effect, of the recent dvise our lady friends, Evansville, to call on Cosbv, No. 425 Main want anything in the Mrs. Coshy has a well if-the latest style goods, are as low as the loiv- [ eadv sold several orders and has universally ; -tion. Remember the

{ ■ ? Bang the Bangs. Of all the hangs I ever saw banges the bangingist bangs I ever did si ’ banged avc these bt aged bangs thus are banged right bang down t» the; eyebrows, thns biding from view the I entire forehead. If those ladies who “ha g” their hair w>utd for one roomer I; consider how iriueii riiore jntelligen , handsome and winning are they who do not'-bans” their hair, ttiey-would soon dispose of all hangs. Saratoga wives, and evert- tiling of the sort Oh that stieh might be the iasc- Observer. Lots and L*ad Tor Sale. Twelve lots at private sale. Location near the depot in Petersburg, Iml,; also thirty-three acres cf land, situated on the noted Bluff of White rivej-, and includes an excellent stone quaiy and the steamboat landing for Petersburg. The location is beautiful and has a splendid vi nv of White river and the surrounding txunfry. Call and see met Good terms. Sent. 18,1883. Wit. IIawtkorx. ' A erial ofonr to!arco and cigars will cOnViuee you tliat they are first class, Ware & Latsiiaw. fee mo vi.1. P. C. Ilainnnnd & Son now oeeupv the Leslie Building, opposite the court house, where they arc giving some rare bargains in goods. “Quick Sales and Small Profits,” their well known motto, will be euforeed. Auction sales will now surd then be the order to close stock. To the Ladies of Petersburg. I have just opened a new and complete t took of fine millinery goods, at No. 425 Main street, Evansville, and would respectfully invite you to call apd see me when in t he city. Mrs. W. S. L~3iSby. The Best Calicos on !y 5 cents a yard at Miller Bros., Evansville, lull. ^ lio^p of Examination. An examination :?or graduation from t le common schools will be he’d in cbnnmioa with the regular teacher’s examination at Winslow, on Saturday, April jkltti.. Jo in' Whs rvi .vN. __ Count/ Sup’t. Judgement for Sale, , Notice is hereby giv n that I have a judgement on Ad. Cioflen and John Douglass, whidi I will sell cheap. For particulars enquire at my store, I. M. Jouxsox. --»-^- Teatsher’s Examination. A s] serial will be held May 10,1881, trailers’ examination at Ste tidal, Saturday, Joiis Whi-mas Cbtinty Supt. Eor Sa;8. A bo ise and lot in Petersburg. For particulars call on Jacob A. KiEpEJa. Full assortment of paints, oils, varnishes, paint brushes, glass and dye Studs, at Ware & Latshaw’s. co itKKHi-ori uitxci:. From. Glejen. (ii.KZE.v, I:tD„ April 83. 1*84 Mrs. Kite Brumfield is on the sick list this week ; 3; Rev. Alonzo Woods. nl Velpon, preached here Saturda; night, Sunday and Snuday night. . Jerome uiadtoh sold the timber off ol thirty acres of I n nd near here to L. T. Dickson, one day last week, for flOO The Iron for the balance of the switch arrived here Thursday and it will tie placed clown as soon as tl.ci weather will admit. * L. T. IDckason pat in a saw mill at Clark’s last week and will have al! Ins timber that will hot make vies sawed op. , S. W. Handers to very sick at Oakland with lever. B i was over there attending Mr Johnson’s nor:i al school. A Sou lay school was organized he re last Sabbath urning by tlis election c.f the followiug office »: Sup’t W. W. Welton; Aseit. Snp’t. Thomas j^wens; Secretary, Joseph Taylor; Treasurei, M. L Henthmai. Mrs. A: na Hart, nee Bliss Aina Downs, daughter of Rev. J. l>. I'owns, of Martiu’a, eloped latt Wednesday witli Mark Schsiuber. a tie man. viho had been bbarding there daring the past inter, StRiastbKH

aaSWAi ADVERTISEMENTS. ton. Ttesl dent. State of Indiana, Pile Count CVXTii A A. COLVIK V8. 1 V >_ ITINFIl.IJT S. COLVIN. I 1381. 1 lathe Ti >C<fiirt, .Til ss: Circuit line Term. It npw .'irins by affidavit tiled this (toy In Use offiee of i e Clerk of the Til e Circuit the -ibov named defendant is a r ' ty to I in aliovo eutitl&i action the which is to obtained a divorce for t from th< defendant, and th U the • non' rcycect of the State oflnil? the pen, tncy of sueb action is said.itefeiident above hashed wiil ft-i! . for trial at the next t Pike Circuit Court, to bo b' sue ( ourtiio ; so, in the town W County mid State aforesaid; on day m .1 due 'sst. Miller & Richardson. Tiff’s A tt'ys. Fetii .onto Probate Caj John E. i ad minis tateof.lt toter. dei Itnrofhv Frank 1 I.a«ra 3 Annie „ Aiirod V Emma 11 JobnE. Ton a, iostelter. a tor of the esman. T. Hps. ti ” lo tetter, Hostetler! Hoe tetter, atelier.

'W’ajatilxigton. Township. TOWNSHIP FtiNP. Receipts ., Expenditures 1148 #1 . 821 98 Due trustee ROAD i'fcsB. on 48 Receipts.. Expenditure®. HU 11 . 278 - ?! Duefoiniship.. TUITION FUND. Receipts... Expenditures... 132 33 52.004 6* .. 2,038 40 m Due trustee.... ... SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND; Receipts — r.. xipemtMnrctf ... S11« pipe -'af Due township Receipts. Expenditures DOG FUND. 175 IS MIS 01 . 105 St Due township. . io a; J. B HANNAH, Trustee. MtstcJisonJI ownsO^p. Receipts. Expenditures TOWNSHIP FUND. we 65 233 6 > Due trustee. 187 <*3 Receipts. Expenditures. ROAD FUND. 1111 25 . 139 6J Due trustee Receipts Expenditures, . SCHiJOL fc’UND. 23 43 m |1,!GS 03 . 1,005 85 Due township. — SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND. Receipts.... Expenditures .-.....» 7S 11 -5414 72 . 138 8A Due township 275 83 Receipts __ Expenditures DOG EIJND HI 58 22 63 Due trustee... . .... JAMES K, ROW MAX, Trustee 42 Receipts Expenditures Clay •‘TowiASlxip. TowsfiuiP FUND. 5583 34 143 5} Due township . v._,...— ROAD FUND. Receipts .....:. . Expomtitures.. . 133 84 ?3-54 77 . 876 93 Duelfustee - 22 16 Receipts. Expenditures SCHOOL FUND. $905 32 *K&M Due township^.* TUITION FUND. Receipts_... • .a_. Expenditures. 38 84 m ?2,066 19 1.825 93 Dae township, a .............. * DOu FUND. Receipts .... ’. .. ..... Expenditures. 210 26 ?53 26 8J 60 Due township ’ 2 4 26 3 AC OH AB ODE, Trustee, • ^SLtQlSJ-L To-w*nsiii£>. ^ TOWNSHIP FUND. Receipts.. ..,v.v„*..„ j.~i, .u... ......, Expenditures......... — .:.. H9tr as 694 20 Due trustee .. ' ^ BOAD FUND. Roceijds ..r....... Expenditures; . .:. 394 82 Iite 40 624 20 Due trustee. DOG FUND. Receipts.„____ Expendituive. > • - - • -4 125 to .$135 93 21 00 Due township ....... 6PECTAI* SCHOOL FUND. Receipts .. . fcxpeuditarcs .:.. .. ... 114 18 . £3,878 58 3,4119$ Dae trustee,... TUITION FUND. Receipts ...,. Expenditures... n-. .83 38 43,270 40 .. 2,993 SO 2S2 50 Due township...: .. . J. X. W.HjTM VAI, Trustee. Moaroe Town sinip. Receipts Expenditures TOWNSU4P FUND. 5621 43 . 409 40 Due towaship. . ROAD FUND. Receipts... -K........... Expenditures . 218 23 5351 09 . 173 25 Due township .. SCHOOL FUND. Receipts_. .. ....... Bxpttitntf_ ...:_........ ..- 181 Hi 52,451 64 . 2.442 7* Due township... . SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND. Receipts .,.. . Expenditures...... 8SU 5420 60 5.9 S3 Dpe trustee Receipts Expenditures DOU FUND. 138 Stt 566 31 . 4o no cue township 17 81 JAMES A. SHEPARD, Trustee.

.s-iogs®?!* ‘rownanip. TOWSSH^ FU' D. Receipts. $909 30 Expenditures.423 65 Hue township.. ,j.... loJ 63 ROAD FUND. Receipts.v.. $554 9t> Expenditures. ,...T. 3*8 9i Due township. 138 OS SPECIAL SCHOOL 1 USD. Receipts ...: $133 43 Expenditures. %» *> Due township. 179 93 COMMON SCHOOL FUND. Receipts.—........ — ... .$1,18* OS Expenditures... 1,17935 Due towdShip . 5 07 DOG FUND. Receipts... $65 OS Expenditures,. 05 00 Due township ... . ,9s Ail ON II. \TK» SON, Trust je, XjQQfc.3na.rt Totw aahlp. ' • Tovrxsmp fund. Receipts ..—$18355 Expenditures ........ 4S3 81 Due trustee ... .......... fto <7> ROAD FUND. Receipts.$732 53 Expenditures . .— 40» t» 'Daetownship —.'. 983 78 TUITION FUND. Receipts.5.2793 f* Expenditure*. *,1M Ou Dae trustee SPECIAL Serf Receipt* — ESpeuditares. Due trustee?:..? DOG FUN1 Receipts ...—* Expenditures '... H.:. ‘ - s » FUND. . $ 325 Cl .... Suo n 35 ST ,891 07 .' 42 »J Due township 80* . 41 17 UliTlN, True*"' UKOKGK D. M -Marion. ■X’ovt, nenniTO.WNSIHP F Receipts E:>i‘emiit.trts 1 Duelawnshtp ROAD FUN l). ExpuudUutvs Due township .. .. I, SC HOOT 3s.:^* 8. tl 2«7't5

IT “WILL PAY -:COME TO OUR STORES:- ♦»»»»»»»&« »o ft »I t o» >Ogt mti » ANYONE BUYING GQOi TO THE AMOUNT OF ****#w**se««* 6m »e Will be Given a FREE TICKET to Washington. This is no humbug but a fact; and we can save you at least 25 per cent, by BUYING YpUR CLOTHING OF US. Now cotne and be conviueed that we do as we advertise. You will find our Stores at No. 83 Main street* opposite Post office and corner of Fourth and Main streets, opposite Hyatt Mouses Respectfully, * JOSEPH & ROTHSCHILD, TIE PHCENIX DRUG STORE!! -totBERGEN & ADAMS Are now occupying their Elegakt New Business House, corner Main and Eighth streets, and have one of the most handsome Stores in the Statfe. -tot--:THEIR STOCK IS NEW AND COMPLETE:--—AND THEYGUARANTEE SATISFACTION ■3?C3> AIjL —t»e They invite special attention to thf tr splendid ^cassortmeht of new and elegant styles of WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES, And their Superior Brands of -tot— -Cl-Si-Gall and see them in their new quarters. -55= ■iSOMETHEtTG NEW:POST OFFICE JEWELRY STORE n

----~~ I hereby give notice to all my and patrons that I have Moved my iness to the post office bmldmgJjBj I will be glad to see all. I have a line of CLOCKS, from $2 to $10 and everything in jewelry from a lar button to a Gold Watch •to 6

Jfotloeof JLTtaoliment. *v T«* Kt*T« OF IxniiSa, Ml* CoVKTT. Ill THOMAS MONK. 5 Tp„ Pike 2o., lixt OTICE h hereby given that the plaintiff id I the above entitled cause has Oust !» my office, with uie, his affidavit and N( * tic pcuc;vocT oi tKiiu csuw, ana mu tt wilt eland toi- trial at nr office on the Sthday of Msy, 1884. at 1 o’clock pm. when said cause will be heard and determined K. M. C APEH ART! April ll,-8w Justice of the Peaua. ^ Botice of Corporation Election. voting place be opened ter the election of the various officers of said town—notice is th bcrobv given that the following be and is hereby established ha the legal plaee of voting for th# said vMtetthomrandfjwM town at itsn'ext staron the first MondSy in May, A. »». MM,to-' wit: The nsnal place of voting of Washington, township, Pike county, Indiana, the sa me being Uie Jury room In Uie conrt house in said town of Petersburg. Indiana. By order of thh Board: HARR Y FOWLER, Clerk. V'OTICK is hereby given, that there will tea# lY election held lathe town ot Petersburg, Pike county, Indiana, on MONDAY, MAf 5th, 1884, For the purpose of electing officers for said poraUou, to-wit: . Oaa Trustee for the Second Ward. One Trustee ter tile Third Ward. Ouc Trustee fur tlitj goni tli Ward; one Trustee ter the fifth Ward; One Clerk. One Trensuror. One Marshal. • To serve one year. H Said election will be held at the eonit Sr_ In the jury room, the usual place of holding elections, in tvasliington township, in accordance with notie*! above given. By onler ol tlie Board of Trnatedsmf the tewd at Petersburg. MARRY FOWLER, Auril U-Sw, Clerk. i PROFESSIONAL CARDS. T^LY & TOWNSEND, A.'lTFOKJSrETV'S A.T T-aW Members of the 0. S. Lav Association ' 'Pdmtatfii faffiaaa. Prompt attention given toali business entrustcd to them. Will practice m Pike and adjoining counties and in the federal Courts. OFFICE—In Cus. Frank’* h'Sw h Main and Seventh streets: pOSEY & WIBSON, Attorneys at Law, Frttrsburg, . - - India uU Orgies—Over White’sCity Drugstore, earner Main and Eighth Streets, w T H.THO: ATTORNEY AT LA Fttcrsb Ipeciai attention 4 co!!e> and collecting. Office with Dr. "-5? * : ~ MARY roue/ Indiana t to Probata bagutaef ]y|iLLEii & itid Attorneys arL^iWf Petersburg, .... liitilaiia: Will praetteS in Pike and adjoining mantis# Dr. A. B. C ARLETON, , Office in Gus Frank’s new bonding, cor. Mai# and Seventh Streets; residents in iiosesiFrank'a ufcw Spelling in Profit’s.additichito Petersburg Treatment of diseases of fern nice and children a specialty. Chronic and;di&cnit eases solicited. Calls in the city or coiuitid’ promptly responds# to, dey or night XB. DUNCAN, M. D., ’ Physician and Surgeon^ Petersburg, Indiana. OFFICE: In Wm. lii,yen's building, a# stair*. ’ J‘'•.'K1 , ; RESIDENCE: Carter Moose. A. V. BYERS, M. D. . W. H. LINK, M. D." BYERS & LINlC,Physicians & Suf£eon$i PthrrtBrg, Indian*. OFFICE: Main street near oorner of SeTeaWf street. _ r R. ADAMS; M. D.; FlidfisksiMi &sxA SKlf'B^on/ fctUftburg, Indiana. OFFIffi: On Main street, over Bed Drurf Store. „ — .. S. L. WILSON v. a; wiLfiON' Wilson & RRo.,

RESIDENT DENTISTS, PETERSBURG, INDIANA. A. El, WOititWAfihA TTEIl'