Pike County Democrat, Volume 15, Number 12, Petersburg, Pike County, 31 July 1884 — Page 3

Railroad*:-Time-:-Tables. Mitoapolis fi Evansfllle Railroad, TIME CARD, IN EFFECT JUNE 8, 1*34. GOING SOUTH. Dep. Evansville. 4:00 p in " Oakland City, fell pm ** Peterebur* 5:43pm Ait. Washington ... 6:37 pjn GOING BOl THv lk». Washington. . 6:10 a m Petersburg 7*am '* Oakland City. . 7:33 am Ait. Evansville 8:50 a m - Trains run daily except Sunday, connecting with trains east and west on O. & 51. at Washington. Jdfcrsmtile, Xtdison & Indianapolis, (SXOBT ZiXXTB.) Uchkbule in Erraer Fcbruart 5,188*1. Trains depart from Louisville, Ky., going Ncrth as follows: CENTRAL STANDARD TIME. No. I Indlanapo.ls Mail.45:45 a m No. 1 Ctilcago Express.*7:56 a in No. 3 Indlannpo;!* Express.43:10 p in No, 7 Chicago Fust Line ....*7:15 pm Returning arrive at Louisville as follows: No. 10 Southern Express. *47 25 a m No, 4 Louisville Express...........+11 25am , No. 2 Louisville Mall.47 15 pm No. 8 Louisville Express .*10 45 p m 4Pally xccpt Sunday. Trains Nos. 1 and 7 connect at Indianapolis . Nos. 3 and 5 going North and Nos. 4 and 2 going South, connect at Columbus for points Gn Cambridge City and Madison Bran •>«. NO. X going South and No. 1 going *h nave through conches and parlor cars between Louisville and Chicago without change. No. 1# going Booth and No. 7 going North have through conches and elegauT new pnlnce sleeping cam between Chicago and Louisville without chgnge. ..- For time tables, rates of fare, through tick - ets, baggage chec kx and further Information regarding the running of trains, apply to C. H. 1( AGERTY or Z. T. UNDKItWoon, Ticket Agents, Louisville, hy. JAMEH McCHEiA, E. A. FORD, Manager, (ten. Pass. A Tkt. Agt., Columbus, Ohio. Pittsburg, Pa. H. R. DERING, Asx't Gcn’l Puss. Agt., Indianapolis, Indiana.

“THE OLD RELIABLE" OHIO & MISSISSIPPI -z&AXLWA?:--IS UNEXCELLED FORComfort, Safety 4 Quick Time —both— EAST and WEST TRAlXS GOIXGBAST: Night Vine A Stations. Aoeom- liny Exp to Cin’ti * mod’ll Exp. Louisv Lv St Ixmis + 6 45om •SiXkuu *7 00pm . Jonen — 911am. 908pm “ Sandoval.. 9 20am. S17ptn “ Odin.— !>3vim 1010am 929pm. Flora.. 103onm 1103am lOSSpin. “ Olney..-.... 11 23am 1145am II21pm. “ Vlnaenn’a 12 30pmM257pin 1289am. “ Mitchell... 8 27pm 247pm 28191111. “ Seymour. 5 00pm 819pm 4 02am. “ N. Vernon 6ai)pm 415pm 747am. ArL’ineinnaU 8 40pai 645pm 7 05am. “ Louisville. 8 00pm 686pm 650am TRAINS GOIXQ WEST: LvCluctlin7UfBiiam<^j«0am *700pm *010pm “ N.V»rnon »53am 1025am 950pm 1184pm “ Seymour. 10 80am 1052am 1025pm 1205ron '*• Mitchell... 11 55am 11 Slain 1144pui 100am “ Vineouu’s 215pm 200pm 205am K8Sain “ Olney..— 828pm 258pm S12am 4 12am Flora.. 4 10pm 882pm 4 00am 580am “ Odin . 515pm 4 25pm 5 07am 041am < “ Sandoval.. 5 24pm 481pm 616am 615am Jones .... 6 82pm. Ar St. lipuls . 755pm 690pm "SOom 000am T±}.e O. axLd. -ALWAYS MAKESFast Time & Sure Connections --WITH ALL LINES ATCincinnati, Lonisiille 4 St Louis AND ALL POINTS NAMED ABOVE. Luxuriant Parlor Care are run Dally on all Express Trains. Double Dally line of Palace Sleeping Care without change between St. Louis and Cincinnati, and Nkw York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. For reliable Information as to routes, rates, tickets, time, etc., apply In person or by letter to K. o. bonduranV, ' Agent Ohio A Mississippi K‘V, Qr W. B. H ALLSTED, Tre^*Pa^AgL, ' W.W. PEABODY, ''wTB-'wElATnjc; Pres’t and Gen. Man. Geu. Pass. Agt. LOCAL MATTERS. To much rain. Clcau up tiic streets. Get ready for the circus. For nice job printing call at this office. Be iu time to see the grand street parade. 1 " Leave orders for job printing at the Democrat office. Make war with the weeds that lino our sidewalks. For lame Back, Side or Chest use Shiloh's Porous Piaster. Price 26 Cents. Lading’ jerseys—a new'supply, at P. C. Hammqd & Sox’s. THAT HACKING COUGH can be so quickly by Shioloh’s Cure. We guarantee it. Farmers are about through with their rush of work. Our merchants are preparing for a large trade on show day. Ladies’ button shoes of the Rogers make, at. F. C. IIammnd A Son’s. Work on Thornton & Smith’s new building is progressing rapidly.

Let every omc clean up his premises before the health officer gets around. Shawhan A Boonshot’s new building will soon bo ready for occupancy. Before Buying a buggy or spring wagon, call and see the Columbus, at EillmeykkA Yotjng’s. Now that harvest, is over would it not be a good idea todrop in and pay the printer. Hie largest stock of builder’s hardware in the county can be found at _Billmbyek A Yop&o’a. CB0UP, WHOOPING COUGH and Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shi toll’s Cure. --- Men, bny your clothing of P. C. Hammond A Sou if you want a new cheap suit. SHILOH’S COUGH and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures consumption. Charles Schaefer’s new building will be ready for the roof by the hist of the week. _ The Wrick work on C. J^> Montgomery^ uow business house is lining pushed rapidly. Save money by buying your groceries, provisions, Ac. of I. M. ,Tc hxjshp. Full stock alwav* on hand.. ■» ■ w. *■ ■ '

If you arc iu need bill beads, c&it&pBB &c., give us a call. •f letter beads, s, phamphlcts, WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint T Shlloli’s Vitalize r is guaranteed to cure you. CATARRH CURED, health and sunset breath secured by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy, priee 60 cents. Xnaal Injector free. If you want a sewing1 machine flxse of cost buy Heart’s Delight Baking Powder,-^or sale at Rais Johnson’s. If you want to sec tlie finest lot of doors ami sash ever brought to Petersburg, go to Billmeyeb & Yocxu’s. The. recent rains have greatly benefited the growing corn, and the prospects for a large crop are very favoraIt is said that corn robs dipped in coal tar, and placed among cucumber viues is a sure protection against striped bugs. A singer sewing machine to be given away with Heart’s Delight Baking Powder. For particulars call at Rah Johnson’s. SHILOH’S VITALIZE!: is what you need for Consumption, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10. and 76 cents per bottle. Win. Hawthorn has had the piece of ground just west of the depot laid off in town lots, and is offering them for sale. A great deal of wheat in the shock was badly damaged by the heavywind and rain storm last Saturdayevening. Talk about the causes of cholera. There are some places in town that would infect a brick wi th this disease. Clean up. .Fob Sale.—A house apd two lots in Petersburg—the house is in good condition. For particulars enquire at this office. Rev. D. VanDvke will have for Ids theme for next Sabbath at 10:30 a. m. ‘•The only way to save the American Republic.”

Dr. J. M. Ware is now sole proprietor of the Central d rug store, having recently purchased the interest of II. S. Latshaw. We overheard a bashful young gentleman telling a friend the other evening that he expected to marry next month, at four o’clock. The small boy stands beside the pool, and with his hands the water cool he feels: he lingers not, nor time does waste; the weather’s hot, and with great haste he peels. -;--y . .. Dump a few buckets of lime into the holes and sprinkle some in the gutters and under the house; it will do a power of good in the way of destroying foul miasma. W. II. C. Lingo lias a large force of men engaged in making excavations for the cellar and foundation of his new hotel building, and bricklaying will probably commend^next week. ' Malinda Thomas, of Logan township, who had been adjudged insane, was conveyed to the asylum at. Indianapolis last Tuesday by Deputy Sherift' B ronton and S’. G. Snowden. The following persons have 'been licensed to marry sines onr last report: Joseph Hamburger to Ifettie Levi. . TV in. F. loveless to Catharine Reneer. Win. T. Wilhite to Sarrah A. Loveless. Tlio board of county commissioners will meet in special session next Monday to make the annual settlement with the township trustees and to let" the medical attendance on the poor. If any one wishes to go into the dry goods business we advise them to purchase tlie stock of J. F. Liudicy & Son at Washington, but their closing out sale gives people a chance for bargains for home use. The Logan township Sabbath School mass meeting will be held in the grove near the C. P. Church. Four prizes will be awarded. Further notice will be given next week. D. VanDvke, Pres. Co.. S. S. Union. Wc were informed by a gentleman of the medical fraternity the other day that the general health of this community was never better than at present, there being scaifccly any sickness’ other than a few chronic casesUse Dr. Trinkles Agate Tonic for chilis and fever. No care, no pay, when directions are strictly followed, and is perfectly harmless in the hands of children. For sale by Bekgen & Adams, Marl-ly Petersburg, Ind. We have received a beautiful pietureof the Southern Exposition, which opens at Louisville, Ky., Aug. 16th, and continues until Oct. 25th. The view is of the main building, Which is one of the largest Exjxisi^on buildings ever erected. It covers thirteen aeers of ground, and Mali bo lighted throughout by five thousand electric Lights.

We would respect frilly invite-the attention of the Honorable Board of Trustees of the town of Petersburg to the fact that the side-wa);ks( ?) from Main street to the depot arc lined with tall weeds, making Unnecessary for persons passing that way after a rain or heavy dew to take the middle of the street, to keep from soiling their clothing. ^ ^Frank Godawa, who killed John Foley in a maleo at Ayrshire mines recently, was arrested in Illinois last week by Sheriff Ward, of Daviess county, and delivered to the authorities at this place. He was immediately taken to Washington for safe keeping. The expense of his apprehension and arrest was paid by the Ancient Order of Hiberriaus, oif w hich Foley was a member. f \ -:- Wo are pleased to state that the lawn party given by the ladies of the < M. E. Church in the court house park last Thursday evening was a splendid success, both financially and in point of enjoyment The refreshments were elegant and were served In a pleasing manner. The Petersburg cornet band were present and entertained tlie crowd with sovera) splendid selections, The Masonic Lodge oif Winslow . will run an excursion train from that place to Marengo cave, in Crawford, ronnty,ou T1 ursday, August 7th. The j train win leave Winslow at 8 06 a.m., |j irriving at the cave at 19:53 a. m.; 1 returning the train will leave the i rave at 5:13 p, m.; arriving at Wins- j low at 7 :BT p. m., givi ng flvs hours j i »nd twenty .minutes at too cave. The j ( fare for the round trip will f» tl.M). j i

Chas. Seely sp at last Sunilay at Terre Haute. : Henry Edwanb and New!:. B. Selby Sundayed at Princeton. C. E. Montgomery made a business trip to Evansville Tuesday. George Ward, of this township, is the happy father of a line'hoy. J. W. Ogden, a prominent Washington attorney, was In town Tuesday. J. H. Miller, Esq., came up from Princeton last Saturday to spend Sunday with his family. Hon. Samuel Hargrove and J. F. Kimo. of Clay township, were callers at this office Tuesday afternoon. Miss Minnie Selby returned Monday morning from a visit of several days to friends at Princeton. Pern S. Withers Is canvassing the farmers of this vicinity, in the interest of Gray & Reed, the tile manufacturers. Miss Mattie Caraon, who had been visiting friends at Princeton for three weeks past, returned home last Friday. Miss Oeuieve Horn brook and Miss Mary Johnson visited relatives and friends at TJnion and Princeton the latter part of last week. 0. B. Davidson, one of Clay township’s enterprising formers and prominent Democrats, called last Friday to renew his subscription. Rev. D. T. Davis and J. B. Young are in attendance at the annual district conference of the M. E. Church, being held at Gentryvllle, Warrick county, this week. J. B. Hoover, one of Clay township’s most prominent farmers and cleverest gentlemen, called last Thursday to leave an advertisement and have some sale bills printed. Miss Fannie O’Brian, one of Loogootee’s most handsome and charming young ladies, has been in town several days, the guest of Miss MeUie Oppclt. Miss Laura Hillman returned Tuesday evening from Patoka, at which place she had been visiting relatives for several days. She contemplates opening a millinery establishment there at an early day. At oertain seasons of the year nearly every person suffers to a greater or less extent from impurity of the blood, bilHousness, Ac. This should he remedied as soon as discovered, otherwise serious results may follow. Sherman’s “Prickly Ash Bitters” will effectually remove all taint: of disease and restore you to health. AYhnt cares the lover for storms or overflows, thunder or lightning or a gentle touch of an earthquake, or even the peril of death, if prepared on his way hence by the conviction that he has fully done his duty by buying his clothing at from ten to fifteen per ceut below the prices ordinaraily charged by clothing dealers,, at Lyon’s big clothing house, Evansville. The Republicans of Gibson and Pike connties have nominated Dr. C. J. A geo for joint representative.—[Rockport Pocket. We were not aware that the Repub-licans-of Gibson were going to joiu in and assist tlieirfriends in this county iu trviug to elect the Dr. to the legislature. But then it makes no difference, the Democrats of Pike and Dubois arc amply able to swallow them all, and elect Mr. Hargrave, and still have votes to spare. 1

The Emmet Hotel, corner of Washington and New Jersey streets, one square cast of the court house, at Indianapolis, is one of the best as well as the cheapest hotels in that city. Its proprietor is Col. Jas. 8. Morgan, well-known to many of ou r readers, he having conducted the Meredith Honsc at Washington for a number of years, who spares no pains to make his guests comfortable. Take an East Washington street car at the depot and go directly to the house, Rates, only f 1.50 per day. The time for holding our county fair is not far distant, and everyone who can should have something prepared for exhibition. The county fair is one of our institutions and should not be lost sight of. Any person who can add anythiug to the exhibition that will make it more interesting should do so by all means. It tends largely toward encouraging and keeping up a proper spirit of enterprise among the farmers, stockmen and manufacturers, and gives us all a sample of the products of the entire county. J. F. Lindlcy & Son, of Washington, Ind., have about ten thousand dollars worth of dry goods and carpets to sell by the 10th of September. This' sale is made to close business at Washington for the purpose of consolidating all their business with .T. F. Lindlcy & Bro., at Evansville. To give an idea of what bargains are being given we mention that J. F. Lindlcy & Son are closing out calicos at to cents, lawns at 1% summer 6iiks, 30 styles, at 50 cents, worth 75 cents, aud all other silks equally cheap. Towels, table linens, muslins, fee. at cost. Dollar carpets at70.ceuts. Best all-wool jeans made only 35 cents. Dress goods of all kinds at lower prices than same were ever offered at. Parasols at about half price, J^d bargains in everything. The Democrats were so hard pressed in this county for ajnan w ho was willing to be sacrificed for Sneriff that they had to take two candidates from the same township for the two principal offices.—[Fiessi. What does the Press man mean by the above? lie, doubtless, means to try to prejudice the people of Petersburg against the people of Lockhart township and south of Fatoka generilly. Such statements might cause bad feelings between thei two localities. The editor of the Press, howsver, resides in Petersburg, and desires to prejudice the people north of Patoka against Mr. Shrode, who is a candidate for sheriff, the office the iditor of the Press is particularly interested in. This is clearly shown by iris, not naming the other office. The sdiior has an ax to grind in this matter of sheriff, and the other candidates >n the Republican ticket must not forget this. A Republican Friend of Shrode’s.

Cleveland Bat In his law office when the war broke out and refused to stir until an Jfflocr came and said: “Mr. Cleveland you ‘re wanted in the army, and as you have not leeded the eall for volunteers, wo will have o draft you.” Cleveland hustled! around and 'ound a substitute and went bach to his law >fflce and that is all be did In the war of the Rebellion. Do the people want such' a man ’or President?—[Press. _ Well, if they don’t they can’t consistently vote for Blaine, ha was also Irafted, and hired a substitute for the var, and the only difference between •he two is, that Cleveland’s snbstiute actually went to the front, while Blaine’s substitute went to jail, liavng been subsequently caught in a ■riminnl transaction. More than that, Blaine was reimbursed by the city of \ngusta for the money he paid for lis substitute, the records of that city rearing an entry authorizing the city rrcasurer to pay James G. Blaine the sum of two hundred dollars, which its substitute had cost .and which he tcceptcd. In this matter, as in all >thcrs that havo been made ptiblie, llcvclaud is still ahead,

Perguant to notice and notwithstanding that Saturday was a very busy day with farmers, the Democracy of Pike, to the number of near two thousaud, met at Winslow and gave testimouytof their unqualified approval of the County, State and National Democratic plat forms and tickets, and their faith in the final triumph of Democratic principles. At one o’clock John II. MeConncl was chosen chairmen of the meeting and Win. P. Knight, secretary. The Hon. John J. Kleiner, our present and next representative in Congress, was introduced and addressed the audience for an hontr or more. He reviewed the conduct of the Republican party toward the soldiers and showed that although the treasury is groaning beneath the weight of an immense surplus, wrong from the people by an unjust protective tariff, it is next to impossible for the soldier, his widow or orphans, who now make application to obtain any pension. That the only bill ever passed by congress—and by a Democratic congress at tliat—equalizing pensions and bounties, w as vetoed by a Republican president. That millions of acres of pnblic lands have been squandered by Republicans upon wealthy corporations instead of being reserved for the soldier and actual settler. That bills passed by the Democrats in the house restoring to the soldier and settler millions of acres forfeited by these corporations were defeated by Republicans in the Senate. The frequent and hearty applause given to Mr. Kleiner demonstrated that he and his audience were in sympathy with each other and will vote alike. * At the close of Mr. Kleiner’s speech, Hon. Eugene A. Ely took the stand and in his usual eloquent, argumentative and convincing manner addressed the people at considerable length, quite, eclipsing all his former eflorts as an effective campaign speaker. That no man possesses the confidence and rospoct of the Democracy of Pike county to a greater degree than Mr. Ely was evinced by the attention he received and the universal sympathy accorded him in bis views. Mr. Ely is devoted heart and soul to the success Of the grand old Democratic party and his voice will often be heard in the din of the coming political straggle, giving encouragement and advice to the masses of Democracy. Hon. Lemuel R. Hargrave, the Democratic candidate for joint representative for Dubois and Pike, was present and made a neat little speech. He ably discussed the tariff question and showed that a tariff or tax for protection is robbery . That it is . a scheme of the Republican party for making the rich richer and the poor poorer. That our prosperity as a people is not due to protection but in spite ofit. Mr. Hargrave’s speech was well received and wc will say right here that the people cf Dubois and Pike will bo honored and profited by many speeches from Mm before the ides of November, and the legislature of our State by liis wise counsel afterwards. The people are not ashamed of Kleiner nor Hargrave, but arc proud of belli, Our in terests are safe

in. uicir nan«s. The following resolution was introduced and unanimously adopted: Resolved, that the Democracy of Pike county hearMly indorse tho County, State and National Democratic platforms and tickets, and pledge to them our cheerful und undivided support. Peace, good order, harmony, good I cheer, good speaking and the'highest degree of satisfaction were the dis-! lingnieliihg features of the occasiou. The Democracy of this county were never in letter spirits, never more determined to win, and never had better prospects of success before them than row. The Winslow brass band filled the intervals during tho day with good music, for which they have the grateful thanks of all present. That band is a great addition to the town of Winslow, and by rcasou of their skill and kindness the people are great gaiuers. Although it rained all evening here at Petersburg, not a drop fell a £ Winslow until five o’clock, after the meeting had dispersed, a good omeikfor the success of the Democratic ticket. What an Independent Republican Thinks of County Matters. We clip tho following items from the last issue of the News: The gentleman r .‘-nominated for county commissioner hy the Republicans of this county will' be beaten by 200 votes, unless the Republican farmers of this county are a set of Hal’s. Why is it the Ropublicans of Pike county, while iu convention a few days ago, failed to again pledge to the people to lot out the county printiug to the lowest bidder. Are they ashamed oT their past record in that ircs ect? „ We do not know wether Jeff. W. Richardson will be able to explain away the fulkamount of his shortage a6 reported agaiust him by the experts or not, but we do know that he will be able to explain to the amount of several thousand dollars. Don’t forget that. The Press says that every Republican candidate on the county ticket will be elected. We are authorized by. six gentlemen of Petersburg and vicinity to say that they will wager $100 each that such will .not be the case. Here is a chance for some one to “back up” what they pretend to believe.

Fall Yftlue for the Mosey. No other exhibition that travels iu America gives so much satisfaction to its patrons or leaves such an excellent reputation behind it as the Burr Bobbins’ new consolidated railroad slio%vs which exhibit here Monday Aug. 4. In every department jt is complete, its enterprising proprietor securing the best of everything that money" will obtain, lie advertises just what he has to show, and shows what he advertises. Always keeping faith with the people, denting honestly and equally with, the public, he Ifas acquired a reputation which few show proprietors enjoy. He lias a good show, the people know it, and patronize hsm when he comes. The following from the Detroit EveniugNcws proves that the show still maintains its excellence: The street parade of the Burr Bobbin s’ circus on Saturday, thongh quite up to the average, was but &.faint indication of the excellent show under the canvas. The menagerie contained a fine collection of animals, including the hippopotamus, cow-faced antelope, etc. The giant horse was, perhaps, the most remarkable animal that has ever visited the oity. The ring performance was one of the beet given in years. The tumblers, trap-, sze performers, clowns ajnd trained horses wens uuusuaHy clever. The tents were filled afternoon and evening by eager crowds of people, and everybody got Ins money’s worth.

000 dcpositat Iudianaof Evansville, a local Ohio river, Mr. Ed. Gtrcpcs, treasurer (i™*, oonntv, it is said had $7 -cd in ilairiso i’s bant polis. —., test The Den ocrats will meet on Saturday, nominate a candidate forsherifl; . Alfred Carter, colored poli ticiui of considerable note, died Mondsy. lie was a mail mes- "* the F., D. & E. Railway. louse and saloon of Stephen uvacewell, at Cnrryville, six' miles above Sn livan, burned Monday morning. Supposed to be the work of a_h incendiary. Loss about $2,000; fully insured. A fire at Newbnrg, near Evansville, Friday morning, destroyed the residence of Dr. Oilman, the furniture store of Emil Halverson, and a building belonging to Mrs. Darby. Loss, $5,000. The fire was the work of an incendiary. The Gibson County Teachers’ Institute convened at Princeton, last week, under the supervision of County Superintendent H. A. Yeager, assisted by Prof. Stultz, Of Mt, Vernon, Iud., and J. Runyon, C. Stillwell, W. T. Luens aud N. C. Johnson, all of wh> m are able instructors. Save Tour Money. Phyeieians have in their daily visits among their patients met’with such convincing proofs of the virtues of Wilder's Vegetable Liver Remedy that they now feel it their duty to prescribe it to their patients. Why not when you arc troubled with any of the complaints for which it is recommended go to your druggists and buv it yourself and save a large doctor bill. For sale by ’Ware & Latshaw. Lots and La nd For Sale. Twelve lots at private sale. Location near the depot, in Petersburg, Ind.; also thirty-three acres of land situated on the noted Bluff of White rivcf, and includes an excellent stone quarry and the steamboat landing for Petersburg. The location is beautiful and has a splendid view of White river and the surrounding country. Call and see mo. Good terms. Wm. Hawthorn. A Story With a Point. Stranger—(after walking around on £lc principal streets aud viewing the town.) “Well, you have a beautiful town here, but have yon uo town council ?” Cf<;&en.-T-“Oh jcs, wc have five councilmcn, all nice and clever gentlemen.” Stranger.—“Well, how is it that you have such poor sidewalks and that your streets are filled with weeds and trash ?” This was a poser and the citizen at once gave it up. Moral.—Gentlemen of the town council, if you have any .pride about yon, or interest in the welfare of the town, wc beg of you to take some action in regard to this matter, for the sake of common deccHcy. Wake up, gentlemen; wake up.

- It is a Settled Fact That Wilder's Liver Remedy is a positive cure for Siek Headache, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Jaundice, Fever and Ague, Impurity of the Blood, &e? A few doses will prove its value. Each bottle contains one pint and a half, and is sold at $1 per bottle by Ware & Latshaw. 3"VLXLO tixo “OoliOeaa. Ijloaa.” IMezxtli. fox EaiErair.e. A genuine slaughter in prices will take place Jn the best grades of suits for men andfjwys during June at Lyon's big clothing house. Evansville. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. HealthKMice. t THE depressing influences of Ute hot weather always insures an increase of sickness among children and all persons of feeble vitality and under the Influence of heat, a veryrapid decomposition of ail refuse organic matter taken place, thus evolving noxious miasma, producing malarial, intestinal and other diseases, and inviting more serious ones. In order to protect the public health, the County Board of Health deems it on important duty to place our county in the best possible sanitary condition, therefore all citizens are advised to take such immediate action as wl|r insure this by the adoption of the follovring rules: 1st. By the removal of all accumulations of filth and decaying animal and vegetable matter from the roads, street, alleys, door yards, vacant and unoccupied lots In their respective neighborhoods. 2nd. See that ail gutters, sewers, vaults, privies, cess-pools, stagnant ponds, hogpens, foul stables, unwholesome cellars, manure piles, dirty yards, weedy lots, etc, ete., and nil other places suspected of being or becoming injurious to public health, should be promptly and thoroughly cleaned, disinfected and. placed In good sanitary condition. 3rd. All rank vegetation along the streets, side-walks, or near houses and barns in the country should bo cut and removed, and not left to rot under the influence of rains and the heat of the summer sun. 4th. The free use of the various disinfectants,—such ::is lime, carbolic acid, etc., is of prime impor,lance. fith. If any resistance should be made to the proper observance and execution of this oreier. {lie County Health Offlcer is directed to take immediate steps for the punishment of the offenders, as provided in revised statutes of 1881 for the punishment of “offenders against public health.” J. B. DUNCAN, M. D. Health Offlcer Pike Co. Trastoe’a XTotlo®. Notice is hereby given to all parties interested that I will attend at my ofilce in IStendal, RVKRY SATURDAY, To transact business connected with the office of trustee of Lockhart township. Ail persons having business with said office will please take notice. O. J. GREEN WAY, Trustee. Trazrteo’B XTotico.

Notice is hereby given to all parties concerned that I will attend at ray residence EVERT FRIDAY, To transact business connected with the office of Trustee of Logan township. ' : AVat. CLEM. Trustee. Vxvuatee's iTott.ee. Notice ^thereby given to all parties concerneft that I will attend at my office in Algiers City, AT AU, TIMES, To transact business connected with the office of Trustee Of Jefferson township. R. W. HARRIS, Trustoe. ___ tTxiajatee’o iTodce. Notice is hereby given to all persons interested that I will attend at my office at White Oak, EVERT MONDAY to transact business connected with the office of Trustee of Marion township. All persons having business with said office will please take notice. SASSER SULLIVAN, .Trustee. Trustee's - iTott.ce. Notice is hereby given to all persons interested that I will attend at my office in Plcasautvlllo, • * AT ALL TIMES, to transact business connected with the office ofTrustee of Monroe township. AH persons having business with said office will please take notice. • JAa A. SHEPARD, Trustee. Coisnar's iTott.ce. NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned, Coroner of Pike county, can be fonnd at bis office in the town of Petersburg, and will attend promptly totho duties of his office. PEM S. WITHERa Nov, as, I888-Xy. Coroner. ahMposbe.bMa.OMB.t'0 iTott.ce. PUBLIC EXAMINATION OK APPLIcants for teacher’s license will be held on the tart Saturday of each month at the town of Winslow, Pike county, Indiana. A certificate of good moral character from some member of the County Board of Education must be brought by applicants In the county aftd from County Superintendent by those out- of the countv. - , , , „ t JOHN WHITMAN, Juno 1,1383, County Sup’t

ere are requested to call at their :TILB FACTOEY’:And examine the stock now on hand. ALL KIMLS OF F2ES BSICE, In quantity to suit purchaser. Give us a caii, - 'BEEB <35 Q-E^.'ST. 1884. THE 1884. OSBORN BROTHERS j Have removed to their Elegant New. Building on Main street, where they have a lanre and splendid Hue of Boots and Shoes for Men, Women and Children. -KWE KEEP R. L. STEVENS AND EMMERSON’S BRANDS OF FINE SHOES. OSBORN BROTHERS, PETERSBURG, - INDIANA.

THE CENTRAL DRUG STORE! ■■-■■■■ oWARE & LATSHAW, -DEALERS INDrugs, Medicines, Pair ts, V arnlsh.es, WINDOW BLINDS, WALL PAPER, latent IMIed-lclues, 33&AES <Sc ‘TOB-C.-CCO, --FANCY ARTICLES,Pure Liquors for Medical Purposes, -AND-— All Articles Usually kept in a First-class Drug Store. -o-— A. Prescription Clerk Always to be Found intheSlbre, Day and Night. J"- CT--MANUFACTURER OFSHIRTS TO ORDER, -AND DEALER INMen’s Fine Furnishing Goods!! * '**■" ■ ■ O — 1 Our Shirts are the Best -FORiFit etna. 'Woai. TOa-easo.. ———o~-—-131 MainSUcor.2d, - - Evansville, Indiana.

J. WV BERGEN, M. D. McCRILLUS ADAMS. B$BGB.2f & ADAMS, Can now bo found in their Elegant Now Business House on the fonwr of Eighth and Main streets, and havo one of the handsomest stores In the State. -iSSa IS MBWAND COMPLETE:And they guarantee satisfaction tb~all their customer*. They invite special attention to their splendid assortment of new and elegant styles in . to rra m mu-sms, -:AND THEIR SUPERIOR BRANDS OF:OIXjS 6Z ^EI22IEIXD ZF^IISTTS. The Best Brands of Cigars and Tobacco. -Jot—CALX, .A.STXJ SEE ITS,BEBGEN & ADAMS, : : : : : Petersburg, Indiana.

Removal! FRANK. BILDERBACK Has removed liis stock of groceries into the room formerly pecupied by, J. A. Kiefer, just below the O. E. Barber shop, and would respectfully invite all his old customers to re-new their patronage, together with as many new as see fit.

He has a fine lot of Peaberry and Moco Coffee. He keeps the. celebrated Russian soap—the best soap in the market. He is selling seven pounds of good coffee for $1.00. He keeps the Daniel Webster cigar, the very best brand in the market. If you want to save money in buying groceries, do not fail to call and see him, as he is offering rare bargains in staple goods.

Petersburg JAMES p. Dressed FLOOE

mm n in! Is especially recommended for Railroad Men, Travelers, Miners, Pbysioiaos, Lumbermen, Expressmen, Farmers, ta, -~.JBOX.33 I©'*’— R. E. GEETING & Bro., -.JEWELERS:IVJSl/mGTOJ'r. - nTDIAKA.

J W.WtLBOM, Attorney at Law, r,®t«x»'b-u.rer. - XnflU Office—Over Bergen 4 Adtuui' drug i corner of Main and Eighth Streets, S. M. DOYLE. W. II. THOMPSON. DOYLE & THOMPSON, ATTORNEYS at LAW, -REAL ESTATE,Loan & Insurance Agents, Office, second floor in Adams’ Block, corner Mali and Eighth streets, Petersburg, - . Indiana. The best Eire and Life Insurance Companies represented. Money to loan an tfrst mortgages at seven and eight per cent. Prompt attention to collections and at! business entrusted to us. jpLY <fc TOWNSEND, ~ attorneys ett XjSw, -ANDMembers of the U. S. Law Assoc’n, Petersburg, Indiana. * Prompt attention given to all bmineee entrasted to them. -* •d,ototo« —r— OFFICE—In QoS. Frank’s new baildinir. corner Main and Oaeanik A. R. BYERS, M. D. W. H. LIM Bjrors «5c T-.l-ntr-, J B. DUNCAN, M. D, Physician and Surgeon Petersburg, .... .... iadii OPTICS—la Central Drag Store. BESIDENCE-On Seventh Street J S. ADAMS, M. D. Physician and Surgeon, Dr. A. B. Carleton

.Resident Dentists* PETKBSBltC, IN BUKA. -<2w.ll -Woxlc 'W-arxaja.tod-OFFICE—At Residence, an EifUk BA SHERWOOD HOUSE. WM. SHERWOOD, Prop',:, S- A. FROST, Msk Theo. Russell, Clark. Comer Tint and' Looaet Streets, EVANSVILLE, UNO. Tbs SHERWOOD Is centrally located, Snt dm a sssfs&i sa.-* Emmett Hotel, ORB SQUARE BAST OF COURT HOUSE, Ccr.nf Washington and New Inruey 8tn., INDIANAPOLISIND. JAMES S. MORGAN, Prop. Rates, $1.50 per Day. Q K. 8HAVINO SAI/)OH, J. E. TURNER, Proprietor, ' PETERSBURG, INDIANA. Farties wishing work done si their redds00m Jriu tear orders at the shop, Main street, opposite the coart noose. CITY BREWERY COOK & RICE,; Prop’s, EVANSVILLE, JED. Pilsner and Later Beer in Kegs and Battles. -:GSCAR HAIMOND,:ZE^OtOgTStptLeX, Petersburg, Indiana. Will make any kind of Pictures yon want, and Guarantee Satisfaction to ill Patrons, VIU COPY AND SNURGB QI4> PICTURES IN ANY STYLE! ©SHORRIK TOCOLOLO, The Best Liver & Kidney regulatoron earth for sale at Bergen & Adams*.

New Store! New Goods! HENRY RICKRICH, — :dealer in : IquriWctni; I PETERSBURG, END., Now has one of the largest and most com* plete stocks of CANDIRS, NUTS, FISHING TACKLE, CIGARS and TOBACCO, Mnsiral XllStrUJUBJltS, TOYS OF ALL KINDS, TROPICAL FRUITS, and the largest stock of in the town, ViTcnss,' CVVT JJUTfOKS, CHAIN* cles. You can get at all hours, while lea Ckkam and < will be served in their season. Give i for I will soli as low as sneh goals ean sold. I am also agent for the ceh~ WOOD ORGAN, one of the best m__ in red, and sell them on reasonable terms.