Pike County Democrat, Volume 16, Number 16, Petersburg, Pike County, 27 August 1885 — Page 2

Pike County Democrat. OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CCTNTY. W. P. KNIGHT, Editor and Proprietor, [Entered at the Pastoffiee at Peterabura lad., for transmission through the mails a.second class matter.] TKKBJS OK SfBSl'RIPTlON. »!* 1 5t 1 7/ 2 l» IT paid in advance 1 f pald'wlthhi thirty days. If paid witiiln the year. If paid alter expiration or year No paper sent out of the county unless pair n advance. , ^ Persons sending ns a club of KIVK, witl Pi.2j, will receive the paper free for one year. The Pike t’oiiaty Democrat has tlie lar (test cirealatiou of any newspaper published lr Pike County! Advertisers will make a note oi this fart! Thursday, Aug. 27,1885. Grant once said that “The bcV tvay to get rid of a bad law was to;enforce it.” . ■ When Socrates said that all, met wore liars, he certainly lived in a more untruthful age than this. Liart are the exception now. The Philadelphia Medical News labors through a long editorial tc tfliow that punning is not, as a rule, tc be taken as an indication of insanity, We are glad to note that our Consul at Constantinople has made a Vigorous protest against the expulsion ol Americans from Jepsaleni simply because they are Jews. Many persons think the Great Democratic Mill grinds slow, but the rings are .dropping one by one. The cattle men, who were fostered by the Republican party, have to go. We have no use for a Democrat,lor a Republican either, who isn't a partisan and,‘in that sensil offensive to somebody. Drones and dead heads arc ol no account in/or out of politics. ! 4.; No ek-president of the United States who was ever elected to the office is now living. Ilayes stole iii under Tilde if s fence and Arthur! was shot in by the bullet of a crazy assassin. -: Minister Dknby is on his wfiy to China and Minister Hanna journeys to Buenas Ayers. These two Indianans will make fit representatives at the foreign courts, and will do honor tc their State and the United States. | Tub Evansville Journal says Congressman Kleiner’s work of getting Democrats appointed Postmasters, is foolishness. It. may seem so to the Republicans who have so long [held office, but to Democrats it is a genuine pleasure to"receive the emoluments ol victory. ! Everything is being done by the managers of the Pike.eouuty fair to excel anything that has been done in the past, fanners should take an active part in building up the agriculjtuYal interests of our county, and in Mo-way can it bo done so successful as by bringing together the best of then farm products, and exchanging their Inodes of prod icing.the same.

Hoadey was ro-nominated by aclamation. jThe indications are that he will be. chosen' Ohio’s Governor on the 13th of October by a decided majority. jForaker is running a milk ami eider campaign in prohibition counties ar.d a whisky campaign in localities where residents take their daily drams. Hoadley is decidedly 'against prohibition, and for license, lie Ms made a good Governor, too. The Indiana postolliees which will have the benefits of the special delivery system, which goes into effect on t If? 1st of next October, are Aurora, Columbus, Cratyfordsviile, Elkhart, Evansville, Fort Wayne, Goshen, Indianapolis, Jeffersonville, Kokomo, Lafayette, Laporte, Lawreneelntrg. Logansj-ort, Madison, Michigan City, New Albany, Peru, Richmond, Seymour, South Bend, Terre Haute, Valparaiso, Vincennes and Washington. Howeyek brief may be his term of service, an English Lord Chancellor ’ on retiring from office, is entitled to a pension of $25,000 per annum thereafter. Mr. Xaish, who went out with Gladstone, had held his seat for only thirty days, find Mr. Gibson, his sue-bes.-or, will hardly outlast one hundred days, hut the British taxpayer , must give them £5,000 a year while they live. It is not surprising that some people deem^-a, monarchy the most perfect of human institutions.

i Amonu the most commendable law s enacted by the Indiana Legislature at its late session, is the following re- ' striding the sale of toy pistols: “It shall be unlawful for any firm, company or persons within the State of Indiana.to manufacture, sell or expose for sale, or give as a prize or reward, any toy pistol or other device for the purpose of exploding caps of wafers containing fulminate, or explosive compounds, and any person so selling or offering to sell or give away feneh toy pistols shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be fined in any sum not less than ten dollars, or be Imprisoned in the county jail not less than ten and not more than twenty days.” . * ' _ The great city of Evansville is under many obligations to the little village Shawneetown for the loan of her • Congressman. We shall no; doubt want his assistance again and we hope that it will be as cheerfully l iven !in the future as it has been in the past, aqd^if Shawneetown should have the misfortune to be without a representative in Congress and Evansville should he so fuckv as to have one we will gladly return all favors extended to us. We hope tintEvansville will be represented in Congress in 1887, but wo also hope that onr good neighlwr Shawneetown will never ex pericnee our present misfortune in paving for representation which we do not get.—Evansville Tribune Jiews.

The Louisville Courier-Journal, in its review of the wheat market, says: ‘■The exports of wheat in the last eight years have averaged about 139,000.000 bushels, and the present consumption in the United States is about 320,000,000 bushels, a total of 459,000,000; so that, if exportation diminishes by 39,000.000and home consumption by 20,000,000, there will be a demand for 400,000,000 bushels, out of a crop of 357,000,000 bushels, plus the unknown quantity of the old crop surplus. However the outlook may be regarded by those of a,speculative temper, it will be financially salubrious for that class of people to remember that the present situation creates immense, opportunities for manipulation ag-ainst the public, and for the immediate present, the position is remarkably hazardous for speculators on either side of the account. “Brick” Posieuoy is now editing a paper in ‘Washington City "called the United States Democrat. “Brick” is strongly anti-civil service reform. Among other things he says: “We do not see how it was ever possible for Democrats in the days of Jefferson and Jackson to have got along without the Civil Service law. “After Cleveland lias completed his Civil Service funeral l*yre in the Democratic camp, it is to he hoped that he will know how to ornament it before he applies the match. “Let President Cleveland toss the names 6f those who play roots on him in t he matter of recommending horse thieves, bilks, dead beats, Mugwumps and other trash to him tor appointment, and we will help make life a demuition disaster for them. Toss us all such balls, Mr. President, and we will send them up in the air.” It is said a tariff reduction of $40,000,000 lias been agreed upon in Democratic Circles for consummation by the next Congress. If it is secured by the wise distribution which will put raw material on the? free list and reduce the fines now levied by the tarn! for the sole benefit of private individuals it will be a great step in the right direction. (JENLUAL AM) PEKSOSAL. Kentucky's'Democratic majority is Arthur and Hayes do not speak as they pass by. Mug-wnntps are few and far between in Indiana. Stanley Huntley, author of the “Spoopendyke papers,” is dead. Ex-Governor Porter was Chairman of the Democratic State Central Com mittee in 1851. Sidney Dillon, the New Yorlcer, says that no man ever gave him a dollar. He worked for every cent of his fortune. Poor John McCullough, the actor, is gradually losing his,mental and physical strength. Ilis days s&m numbered. The post of lice established bv the name of Vilas, after the Postmaster General, is in Owen county, this State. “Our children cry for bread” was tire motto displayed at the Chicago Socialist picnic, at which.three hundred kegs of beer were consumed. Warden Jack Howard has recommended the removal of the southern prison trout Jeffersonville. Washington will make an effort to have it located there, if the change is to he made. “Let me see,” said a minister who was tilling out a marriage certificate, and had forgotten the date, “tins is the fifth is it not ?”“Xo, Sir,” said the bride with some indignation, “this is only my second.”

AOTEHAKD OPINIONS, The Chicago Tribune speaks of (he mug-wumps as “sired by George William Curtis and damped ‘ by the Democracy.’' It has been many a day since Indiana, had a Governor who gave his constituents an administration as generally satisfactory as thatof Governor I. 1\ Gray;—Madison Herald. People who wonder why Chicago has not been utterly destroyed by tire, as happened in the ease of Sodom and ■her sister eitv, must remember that although Chicago is as wicked as they were, she has a much better lire department.—Poston Dost. It is rather amusing to find the Mahone papers in Virginia abusing- Fitzhugh Lee for joining in the Grant funeral ceremonies. "They ought to have a little more, et nsideratxou for the allies at. the North, who will find that a hot poker to handle this year.— Philadelphia Kecord. We trust that the report that Hon. Joseph K. McDonald will be given a supreme judgeship is true. No purer and brighter man than Senator McDonald lives. He is a credit to his State, his party, and his country. Chief Justice McDonald won id sound very uiefly.—Michigan City Dispatch. Hubert Coliyer tells us of one of the best and wisest things General Grant ever said. ‘‘Men are more scarce than heroes,.’’ remarked the soldier, with the brevity which is begotten of wit. The here is apt to be a linear—he goes further in one direction than am of his fellows: hut the man who, according to Grant, is scarcer than heroes,, is one who is great all round the circumference of duty and achievement. Heroism is sometimes horn of a single noble impulse; true manhood is the calm result of strong convictions. Grant was right.—New York Herald.

MONEY MATTE KS. ’Tis not a joke To be dead broke. IMfe’s joy is snapped If you are strapped. Fun is barred up Wheu you are hard up. There is no delight When coin is tight. But you can win If you have tin. And get much trust If you've the dust . And out up tricks With spondutix. And gnylv rush When you are flush. —Chicago Sun. Coining to Indiana. President Cleveland hasbeeu invited to attend the .State Fair in September, and has answered that he thinks of accepting the invitation. He made inquiries as to trains arriving tnd departing, and said that tie had never been west and would like to tome, both to meet the people of Indiana and visit: the city, which was the home of his associated the Vice President.— Indianapolis Times.

'How To Build Up a Town. Just how to build up a town is not generally known, or at loasst is not generally practiced. The following suggestions are to the point aud well worth consideration : Talk about it. Write about it. Help to improve it. Speak well about it. Beautify the streets. Patronize its merchants. Advertise in its newspapers. Elect good men to all the offices. Speak well of its public-spirited, enterprising citizens. If you are rich invest in something ; employ somebody ; be a “hustler.” If you don’t think of any good word to say, don’t say anything bad about it. Remember that every dollar you inyest in a permanent improvement is that much on interest. Be courteous to strangers that come among you, so that they go away with good impressions. Always cheer on the men who go in for improvements; your portions of the cost will be nothing onl^r what is just. Don’t kick at any propositi necessary improvement because it is not at your own door, or for fear that your taxes will be raised fifteen cents.' Don’t throw stumbling Works in the way of your town officers ; they are generally public spirited! men and spend lots of time in the public interest for which they receive no remuneration. Don’t use rubber stamps on your letter heads: that is a “dead give away” on your own business, on tiie town and on.the newspapers published in it. Get vour letter heads, envelopes, business cards, &cL printed at the printing offices. Never condemn the local paper unless it has unfairly used you. If it has dealt with you unjustly, write to it or go into the office and tell the editor about your case; if he was wrong he will lose no time in telling it to the public. v If you owe the newspaper a dollar or five dollars, or twenty-five cents, pity it if you can; there is no other force in the community which can do anything like the same amount of good for it as the newspaper. It deserves prompt and fair remuneration. Don’t let politics get mixed up with your business; if you are a business man, don’t losetbdhelp tbit a newspaper can givtOPou because its politics arc not your politics and by all means don't advertise nib rely to’ “help the printer aloug^gjplvertise to help your business and town along.—Osborn Local. - 1'J-■_ The Evansville division oft! is internal revenue district has been changed by collector Hanlon, anil the following counties now compose the third division : Posey, Gibson, Knox, Daviess, Martin, Pike. Vahderburg, Warrick, Spencer and Dubois. J. D. Armstrong, of Rockport,has accepted the position of traveling deputy collector for the district, and entered upon his duties. Waiter Meredith and Daniel Fagans became engaged in g row at Washington Saturday night when Meredith shot Fagans in the left breast, within one inch of the heart, and then escaped. Fagans is only nineteen years ol<l. Meredith is the son "of Bnrrill Meredith, oife of the ^wealthiest and most prominent citizens of Washington. — 1 If farmers consult their own interest, they will sow more largely of wheat this fail, than usual. J It is not at ail likely that one crop failure will follow another, and these is every reason to believe that both the price aud the demand will -be good next seasois. ■J!- ___. J Business failures in all parts of the country are growing less, atid everything points to a revival of prosperity tlriVfall.—Toledo Blade.

A Lady's Perfect t'ouipiuuon. PainIjrss Cmu>RiRTiir a new book by J)r. John II. Dye, one of New \ oi k’s most skillful physicians, shows that pain is not necessary in childbirth but results from causes easily understood and overcome, jit clearly proves that any woman majy become a mother without suffering any pain whatever. It also tells- how to' overcome and prevent morning sickness, swelled limbs, and all othecj evils attending prejjnaiiey. It isj reliable and highly endorsed by physicians everywhere, as the wife!s trip- private companion, tint this out: itjwiit save you great pain, and possibly your life, tscnil two cent stamp for descriptive circulars, testimonials and confidential letter sent in .sealed 'envelope. Address Frank Thomas & Co., Publishers, Baltimore, Maryland. Plain Questions. Mythical ideas are fanning the public brow with the breatb of prejudice, ig no rail e and humbuggery. Have you the remotest idea that your scrofula was created by the use of potash and mercurv? No matter What the cause, K. It, B. is "the | peer of alt other remedies. t)o you presume that your troublesome catarrh 'is the result; of mineral poisotting? it. B. B. is the quickest reined v . Are your chronic ulcers and beds and sores the result of potash and mercurv ? Medical gentlemen will not felt you so, but It. B. B. is the only sovereign remedy. Were your kidney troubles created bv mineral poisoning? Not a bit of it, but' It. B. B. has pro-’ -veil to he a reliable remedy. Are your skin diseases, your ec-sen*a, drv tetter, etc., the (effect of too much potasii_ahd mercurv? The medical profession are the best judges, amt they say uoy, but B. It.all. makes more pro. uouneed eures than all other preparations combined. Sold by Frank & llornbrook. druggist.

Am Enterprising, Ri liable House. Adams & Son can always be relied upon, ■not only to carry tit stock the best of every'thiug, but to secure the Agency (or such articles as have well-known merit ami are popular with the people, therebyj sustaining the reputation of being alw ays enterprising, ami ever reliable. Having seemed the Agency for the celebrated l)r King's New Discovery for Consumption. will sell it on a positive guarantee. It will surely cure anv and every effeetion of Threat. I.ungs, anti Chest, and to show our confidence, we invite you to call and get a Trial liottte Tree. S. L. WILSON. N. M. WILSON. WILSON & BKO.,

Resident - Dentists; Petersburg, ludiana. AX1X4 *woes Office—Over C. E. Montgomery's Store. Jasper Petersburg jE£.^c:e::_ «K«K(iK RILEY, . . Proprietor. TRI WEEKLY .7° ^isMufSt Jasper, and lui-HI Limbi I'rvueb Lick; Leaving Petersburg every Tuesday. Thursday ami Saturday, arriving »t French Liek thesanie day. Leave Jasper Monday, Wednesday ami Friday. Tourists will save time aud money by talc his this short route. Fare from Petersburg to Jasper, $1, Special attention jjivfn to Packages, Orders, MessagCMlPttte. Orders by telegraph or telephone promptly attended to. Extra livery furnished. Patronage solicited. - I

Your KIDNEYS They Need Your Immediate Attention. HERE’S A CASE. For six long, dreary years I have been a great sufferer from a complaint of my kidneys which failed to be cured by physieians or ad vertised remedies. I began to feel I could never secure relief, us I had spent two hundred uud fifty dollars without success. This disease was so excruciat ing that it often prevented me.from performing my daily duty I was advised to try ttje efficacy of li. B. B. and one single bottle, costing $1, gave me more relief than all the combined treatmen I had ever received. Its action on the kidneys is simply wonderful, and any one who needs a real, speedy and harmless kidney medicine should not hesitate to give B. B. It. a trial. One bottle will convince any one. C. H. ROBERTS, ' Atlanta Water Works. HERE’S ANOTHER. I am a merchant of Atlanta, and am near HO years of ago. My kidneys have been inactive and irregular lor years, attended with excruciating pain in the small of the back. At times 1 became t«x> nervous to attend to business. My ease hart nil the attention that money could secure, but only to result lira complete failure. B. i». B. was recommended, and to s^y that its action on me was magical would be u mild term. One bottle made me feel like a new man—just like I was young again. In all my life 1. never used so powerful and potent It remedy. For the blood and the kidneys it is the best I ever saw, and one bottle will force any one to praise it. A. L. 1>. Sold by Frank A llornbrook, Druggists. ADAMS BROTHERS, -PROPRIETORSLi«ery, Feed and Sale Stable, Corner Sixth anj> Walnut Sts., 3E'et©rs~c-u.rgy Xaaa.. Horsos and Buggies for hire at. reasonable nites. New Buggies! Safe Horses. Horses Fed by the Day or Week. Horses Sold. ora. GJczra.rra.is.'sioaa.. DRUNKENNESS! CUBED IS ITS VARIOUS STACKS. Desire for stimulants entirely removed. Home treatment. Medicine can be administered \vit bout knowledge of patient, by. simply placing it in coffee, tea or any article of food. Cures guaranteed. $100 WILL BE PAID For any case of drunkenness that Ho*.den Specific will not cure. Circulars containing testimonials and full particulars sent five. Address GOLDEN SPECIFIC Cf>., Jly VS 1-1 y. 1S5 Race St.% Cincinnati, O. We want 1,000 more BOOK A CENTS for . the Personal History of XT. S. GRANT. 40,000 copies already sold. We want one agent in every Grand Army Post and every township. Send for Si*k« iae Terms to At; ents, or secure agency at ouce by sending 50 cents in stamps for out tit. .\cidrvss FORSHEF. & We Will Pay $2.00 A DA V to a reliable party, lady or gentleman, to receive orders fur our publications. Any ixwxtm applying for this position, who can not call »u us personalty, must send pltotogruph (wUieh will be returned), and also names of three responsible business men as re fere my. Address KM a* Pub. t o., SGI \Yirti,»*.h Up., Uhuasra.

DO YOU KNOW -THATLOEJLAID’S OLIMAZ •: 1*1.1 «J TOBACCO:with Red Tin Tag; Rose Leaf Fine (‘at ('hewing: Navy t'lipmngs, nu t Black, Brown and Yellow Suufis are Lhebest .aut chert pestyqtthlitv considered? THE CREAT ^UNFAILING SPECIFIC FOR LIVER COMPLAfNT. SYMPTOMS OF TORPID LIVER are a bitter or bad taste in the month; pain In the back, sides, or joints—often mistaken for rheumatism ; sour stomach ; loss of appetite; bowels ai- : terinitcly costive and lax : headache; loss of memorv.with a painful sensation of having failed to do something whichought to have been done; debility; low spirits; a thick, yellow appearance of the skin and eyes; a dry cough often mistaken for consumption. REGULATE THE LIVER AND PREVENT Dyspepsia, Constipation, Jaundice, Bilious Attacks, Chills and Fever, Headache, Colic, Depression of Spirits* Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Piles, etc. TONIC. ALTERATIVE AND CATHARTI C! Rtmmonr Liver Regulator, purely vegetable, is the medicine generally lifted in the South to i arouse the Torpid Liver to a healthy action. It acts With extraordinary power and af- j ficacy on tbs Liver and Kidneys. The action of the Regulator is free from nnuaea i or griping. It is most effective in starting these- | eretious of the Liver, causing the bile to act its a cathartic. When there iaati excess of bile in the 1 stomach, the Regulator is an active purge; after ! the removal of the bile it will regulate the bowels and 'impart vigor and health to the whole system. THERE IS BUT ONE '"SIMMONS LIVER REGULATORSee that you get the genuine with red Z ” on front of Wrapper, prepared only byj. H. ZEILIN 3k CO., Sole Proprietors, j Philadelphia, Pa. W\m*ied WE WANT 3000 MORE BOOK AGENTS

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Railroad-i-Time-i-Tablss. Indianapolis & Evansville Railroad. Takiug Effect Sunday, Aug. 2d, 1*85. t Sunday, GOING NOKTH. STATIONS. ">l>. Evansville . “ Somerville “ Oakland Citv. “ Petersburg Arr. Washington No. 10. 9:30 am 10:23 a m 10:34 a m 11:02 a m 11:5a a m GOING SOUTH. STATIONS. No. 11. Oep. Washington. 3:00 p m “ Petersburg 3:53 p m “ Oakland Citv. N 4:25 p m “ Somerville ..1.4:35p m Arr. Evansville 5:30 p m No. 9 [south] arrives at 7:23 a. m 12 fnorth] at 7:57 p. nt. I 1 ItC ■).) iVir nv.i No. 14. 5:50 p ill 7:25 p m 7:55 p m 9:35 p m 11:20 p m NO. 13. 12:45 p 111 3:10 p m 4:2:) p m 4:571> ill 6:20 p m . and No. Trains run' daily except Sunday, connecting with trains eist and west on'O. & 31. at Washington. G. .1. GKAMMEK, ‘General Passenger Agent. EVANSVILLE & TERRE HAUTE R, R... C«3»I3NSE» TABLE OF TIME. T13IE CAKD, IN EFFECT AUG. 2d, 18S5. ====== ; OC *1 a JC JC U vi p ^ ^ • go © co 9c 1* Lt Iz o 3 3 3 3 c s S ; -1. c *cc tc — b L bi Q oc«. •©■©'cxs1© ; 5 3 2 3 = 5 3 :? .w r1 rJ? ? r- r*a -c “ ^ co5oci'^S'-4«‘- ?* “ - ’Tt’C’C » 33333 M is 5 3 5 5 5 5 5 5 555 =a|l|<E| \ 5 E5 j 2 3 o. s w e 2 _ .x. --r: 5 ? ,r < - ^ k ® a. “ X O > “3 g ‘ir “ 2 « ?4 3 3 3 3 5 3 * w ^ •©•spr*! 3 3 5 2: sS's'ssM* ? = ???=■: 5553955 pX^J-lO'y c* 13 3 2 3 © pa *© jo t-* cc5'i-x8 3 2 p 3 © SS 3 5535353 sis Trains 5 aiu] 0 daily with sleeper betweei Nashville and 'C hicago. Trains :> and - daily with sleeping cars between EVhnsvilh C hicago and Evansville and Indianapolis Trains 2 and l daily with through Butte Coach between Evansville and Indianapolis Trains 9, 10, 23, and 24 dailv except Sun day. □Tiie O. Sz Zbv£, OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI. Popular Tkrony;1» Umitr and Direct Pum laitr to :tll Points last <£z TA^est TRA IN’ $ GOING EAST: Stations. Aeeom- I>ay Night Vine. piodTV Exp. Exp. CinT Lv St. Emits. <«B25am *800aro *709pm . *‘ Shalt tic !8 iOam il.Viam 908pm . 44 Sandoval., jt> 57am !M7pm “ Odin. j£66ant Ultttnm 929pm . Flam. lt>00am tl 02um 1038pm 44 Olney.. B> 52am U iOam 1121pm 44 YincemCs 12 10pm 1252pm 1238am \320an 44 Mitchell.. 2 51pm 2 17pm 239am 550 “ 44 'Seymour jiSOpm 348pm 402am 7 20*44 44 N. Vernon 4 54pm 514pm 130am 747 44 Ar Cincinnati S 00pm 830pm 705am 1055 44 44 l.ouisviHe. Kflopm 005pm 0 50am 1235pn TRAINS GOING WEST: l*v CUieimPti vO 00am *s 15am *700pm *9I0pn 44 N. Venmn 0 10am 10 37am 950pm U3ipn 0 bam 110,‘tain 10 25pni* 12 05a n 11 Otiam 1200am 1138pm 109an 1 50pm 2 lOpm 2 05ani 335un j2 53pm 3 or pm 3 13am 4 33un 3 43pm 3.Spm 4 00am 5I8an 4 43pm 180pm 5 07am 6t9un J4 52pm 458pm 5 10am OMlan ■5’oopm 148pm 5 25am ♦> JOun 7 20nm^010pm 7 30tun S35an _ - . —r ..‘consists of Day Coaches am Luxuriant Career Cars. Night Exsress consists of Through Coachei and Palace Sleeping Cars. 44 Seymour 44 Mitchell.. *4 V i neeuk's 44 Flora.. 44 4Mi* 44 Sandoval. 44 Shattne .. Ar St. Louis TMugh Sleeping Car Afcoaodalions to CINCINNATI, WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK St. Loais, Cairo, New Orleans, amt intermediates Points. I’hise and stive connections for all poi East and West jin Union Repots at Cine nati. Louisville and St. Louis. For Emigrants and Land Seekers, the 4 A M.” is the Shortest and quickest route a prox hies the txjjst accomodations. For reliubh informat ion as in n-tif. s, rat tickets, time, etc., apply in person or bv let to F«. U. B< >N 1 > V HA N T\ Agent Ohio Mississippi R‘y, Washington, liul Or W. B. 11ALLSTEI>, Trav. Pass. Agt., N'ineennes. Indiami w. w. v k v Bt *i>Y, w. n. s a Arr 11. l*res’t and Gen. Man. ticu. I’ass. A CINCINNATI, O Jeffersonville, Madison & Indianapolis, schedule ijs Effect J anitaky 12,1885. Drains depart from Lov tsvili.e, Ky., going North as fallows: CKNTUAU STAN L>AK1> TIME. .V>. ,5 JmUauapiolis Mail 55:55a m No. I Chicago Express .*7:50 a m No. 3 Indianapidis Express f.‘4:20 p m No. 7 Chicago ^'ast Line . *7:29 pm Ueturuing arpvc at Louisville as follows: No. 10 Southern Express.-p 15 a m No. 4 Louisville Express .i-U 50 a m No. 2 Lou is vi Ijle Mail . |7 Of) p m No. 0 Louisville Express *10 35 p m Me-iily l):ii 1 \- except Sunday. Trains Nos. I and 7 connect at Indianapolis (or BL Louis. Nps.'l and 5going North and Nos. 4 and 2 go I nig Sou tli, conuect at Columbus lor points on Cambridge City and Madison Braucbcs. No. 2 going Sout h and No. I going North have through coaches and parlor cars between Louisville ami Chicago without-change. No. ID going S*»ntk and No. 7 going North have through coaches ami elegant new palace sleeping cars between Chicago and Louisville without ebang^. For time tames, rates of fare, through tickets, baggage checks and further information regarding the running of trains, apply t» C- AL ll.UiipiiTY or Z. T. I’NlDHiWUOD, f Ticket Agents, Louisville. Kv. I AM ES 'M'eC HE A, E. A. FC) K l>, >|an.agerJ Gen. Pass: a Tkt. Agt., Cottimbjus, Ohio. Pittsburg, Fa. !l. K CEHINti, Ass’t GenT Pass. Agt., Indianapolis, Indiana. BE SURE AND TAKE THE Louisville & gt. Louis ^ir-Line [Louisvilh*. Evansville & St. Iiouis K*y.} WHEN YA>E GO Sast or TTT'eot, 2:32 am 7:W am THE GREAT SHORT LINE To all the principle Cities of the East, ami making direct connections at St. Louis with trains for all parts in MISSOURI. NEBRASKA, KANSAS. COLORADO, TEXAS, IOWA. And the Great West ami North West. Trains arriving at Louisville at B:t5 p. m„ makt* direct epnneetIons with trains on C. A »». for STvrSTOX, KIl'llMbM), W:\SHlNGtoX. BAl.TIMORK, UUIL vmibFUtA NKW YORK. WHlT|:si'FI*HRR SPRISUt*. aiul all principle cities of the east. EXPRESS GOING EAST. Leave Oakland . 2:45 pm Arrive Louisville.71 ID pm EXPRESS GOING WEST. Leave Oakland 12:50 pm 12:17 am Arrive St. Louis 7:55 pm 8:00 am All trains run on Central Staiclard Time. JKaSF1'TTains 3 and 4 have Pullman Palace sleeping cars between St. Louis and Louisville. The notice of Emigrants is especially invit'd to the following advautage offered by this line: This is the shortest line to St. Louis. This line connects at St. Louis with Union I Vpot with trains of all roads leading West, Northwest and Southwest. Alt trains run SOLIi> between Louisville tm| St. Louis. For full Information concerning routes, rates, Ac., call upon or write to J. F. HURT, oakhiml City, Agent I*., K. A St. L. lUy. i»eo. F. KvAxi Jaxks s. Dark. AssT to President. Gen. Ticket Agt. ufi. lE^reserxt I our readers for 12 cents postage stamps I I to pay for mailing and vtrapping, and I [names of two botvk agents,will receiver FttKK a Steel Finish Pnrlnr Fugrnvingof all I j OUU PUISHtKXTS. including iTe*eland. \ j site 22x28 in., w»>rth |4 W>. Address Klder 1‘wb. t o., ihlrtgo, HI.

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY WILL BE HELD OX THE GROUNDS NEAR Petersburg, lad., On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, August 31, September 1,2,3,1 & 5. The grounds are in excellent shape, and the HALFTRACK could not be in better condition. A M?LF LARGE AMPHITHEATRE Is now being erected and will be completed in time for the Fair. The management luive- spared no pains to place everything in good order, and the coming Fair will be by far the. Best Ever Held in the county The Premium List has been thoroughly revised. Premiums Enlarged, and Many New Ones Added. -Several of the fastest Horses oil record will be present.— THE FLORAL HALL Will be under the efficient management of Miss Rose Morrison and Miss Belle Kid as and Proper Attention will be given to all Articles in that Department. Everybody is urgently requested toBrinG Something To place on exhibition and so insure success to the Fair. Superb Princeton Band Engaged Excursion Rates to the Fair on all Railroads. SAMUEL HARGROYE, Pres. GOODLET MORGAN, Sec’y. .1. W. ADAMS. M. D. ADAMS & SON, .MeG If ILEUS ADAMS. C«u now bo found in their Elegant N>.\v Business {loose on tite corner of Eighth and Main street -, amt have one of the handsomest stores, in the State.

-:HJS STOCK rIS imw A'MB C0MPL3STS:Aml lltey guarantne satis&ictiun total! Ih'elr c'nstom.Tx. They invito speonrf'nttentiou tu Uudr splendid assortment of now ami eUrsant stylos in -• -VKIH^IlRUt SUPKKlUIt BRANDS OF:OZILiS <Sc PiillTTS. The Best Brands of Cigars and Tobacco. -—lot-1- ■ ADAMS & SON. SEE TS,- : Petersburg, Indiana. HAMMOND & PARKER, -I>i*:.VLEiiS INDRY GOODS AND GROCERIES.

i---* f . ;-——* WE ALSO KEEP A FULL AND COMFLETE STOCK OF lEBoots ecrrci Siloes Whieji tuts been selected with great, care in regard to style aufl durability. Our goods are all new and additions are being made every week. Our stock of p 1* . LavTns, Gighams, Calicos, and other Dress Goods, Vre upw on exhibition and you are reu nested toeall and oxamine mir stock and loarnmi. prices. We keep everything in the Oroeory Line, while-our Notion Depart Went is full and comprises many new novelties. Yon will find us in EMMETT SMITH'S NEW BUILDING, >n Main Streets near the corner of Seventh Street. I f you want to .save money when buying goods, we a tv j list the titui you are looking for. Uome right In. IEHEa,mrrrond 6z Poirlror. 1884. . THE 1884.1 OSBORN BROTHERS sinve removed to their Kleuaxt New* Bru.nino on Main street, where they have a larg<? . and splendid line of Boots and Shoes for Men, Women and. Children. ■ --MBTE KKKl* R. L. STEVENS AND KMMKRSOX*S BRANIXS; OK FINE SHOES. 1 OSBORN BROTHERS, >ETERSBURO. - INDIANA. | 0. A. BULKIER & BRO.j ■^FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILORS:CETERSBUlMJ, ■- - INDIANA. lave Received Their Large Stock of Late Styles of Saner Goods, Consisting of the very beat Suiting* and Broadcloths. S , « erfect Fits aud Styles fiuaraateei him as Lew as Elsewhere. PIKE HOJJEL. Dlrarles Sclrsiefer, Proprietor. -(*>--— Locate in the ('euter of fhe Business Part of Town. * mww TtlPQr-us. >iuible. A food (at- in roumitiun with the hotel, Ch i-e liquors, toAAMMUd bee© and ciKare. Comer of St-vmitX ami Walnut SStret-ts. '

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CTTS3S 1>y»pe?»ia, . Gsneral Debility, JtaKfiiaa.IHaMtnal Conetip*. tlon, LW»r Complaint, Sick Headache, Diseased Kidneys, Etc., Etc. »t contains only the Purest Drugs, among Which may be enumerated BEICXiT ASS BASX Am B SWISS, aASSIAiE, DTCE5, CSHSA, Itc. It cleanses the system thoroughly, and as a A \ PUKIFIEROF THE BLOOD Is Urteqaaied. It !•« -oot an intoxicating beverage’, ucr can -.... — -“'““"O nut can it be used as Atfch, by reason ofits Cathartto Properties. PRICKLY ASH BITTERS CO. Sole Proprietors, si. Louis ai d Kansas city. TUTT’S 25 YEARS IN USE. The Greatest Medical Triumph of the Age! t. SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. Loss of appetite, Bowels cantUt, Pals 1m the head, with a dull seniAtlos In the heck part, Fain under tho shoulder* blade* Full nemo after eating, with a die* Inclinntion to txoraoaof body ermlad* Irritability of tens per* low spirits, with afeclinarof hn.?inz aealcctcd seme duty* Weariness, Dizziness, Fluttering at tho Heart* Dota before the eyes, Ileadaehe ever the right eye, 'Rosxlessnese, with fitful dreams. Highly colored t rine, amd CtJNSTJPATION. TVTT-S PILX.8 aro especially adapted to tuch cases, ©no dnso effects such a change of feelings s to astonish tho sufferer. They Increase the A i>petttc,and cause the body to Take ou JFleshethus the system Is nourished• and by thir Tonic Action oo the Digestive Organs, Regular Stools are groduced^Moo tiric. -tiiffurray TUTTS HAIR BYE. * Gkat Hair or Whiskers changed to a Glosst Brack by a single application of this DTE. It impar ts a natural color, acts instantaneously. Sold by Druggists, or sent by express on receipt of St. Office, 44 Murray St., New York. THEOHLTTKUB IRON TONIC

FACTS REGARD IRQ It will purify and enrich the BL OOD, regulate the LIVER and KIDNEYS* anu KitSTons Ttus HEALTH and VIQOJR of "YOUTH! In all those diseases—‘ * — * “-r diseases remit ring a certain am! etficlen TONIC, especially Dyspepsia, Want of Appetite .lndlge*lion. Lack of Strength, etc.. Its use Is marked , , . ngth, etc.. Its use Is marked ^'ith Immediate and wonderful results. Benea, musejes and nerves receive uew force. Enlivens the mind and supplies Brain iVwer. I A Stic?6 suffering from all complaint* *» WlCo peculiar to tbelraex will gadiu DR. HARTERS IRON TONIC a safe uuci speedy euro, it gives a clear and healths complex Inn. llio strongest testimony to the value ot iitt. IIakteu s Ikon Tonic is that frequent attempts at counterfeiting have only added to the popularity of Uie original. If you earnest tv desire health do not experiment—get the O&KUXAL and BEST? CSend jour address toTho Dr. Mur ter Med.Co. V St. Louis, Mo., for onr “DivEAM BOCK.” n Fall of strange and es«*ful uaUrciatloa. trae. Jr Or. Harter’s Iron Tonic is for Salk &y au ORUGOISTS AND DEALERS EVtflYWSFRB. R. R. LANDS In Minnesota. North Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Washington and Oregon. ¥r*m Lake Superior to Puget SeuuA At prices ranging chiefly from $2 to ,t'6 per acre, on 5 to 10 years time. This is the Best Country for securing Good Homes now open for settlement. CUpi" 320 acres of Government ™ |f" LiukI Free under the Homestead 1 and Timber Culture Laws. NOTE -10.818.433 Acres OR MOKE T1IAN HALF of all the Public I.amis disposed of in 1SS3. were in the Northern Pacific country. Kooks and Maps sent FRRK. describing the Northam Rucftfic Country ,tlie Kail road Land* for sale and th* FREE Government Lands. Address,CH AS. B. LAMBOKN, Land-Com'r, N. P. K. it.. St. Paul. I THU Buckeve Evanorator

and let voux wife or children make S4 pt by evaporatingyour fruit that is going to waste. Fruit evanoratrd on this machine retains all its fiu.h tnriirhl. •3u.{?

cursor Seminal JBmiaaions and Impotencr b» trua III, »!*., Dirac! Application to tha principal Seal of tba Ok nac of tha remedy i» aueudait n th no pan or mo oTeBtanoe, MU interfere auh tha ordinary purauiu of life. Tbia moda af traa Mood tba teat in wry aarara oaaoa, and ia uu« a prenvunced bum to no nonaenaa about tbia preparauon. Pract-cal ubaarraUoa aa ■oaitiaaly euarantaa that it will aiea [arfact aatiatootioB. aadad by tba Medical Profaaaio.v to be tba meal rat.cnal mean* ; and of reaching aad aunn* tbia very preralaat troubla. Tba !«rssvrr&JS. HARRIS REMEDY CO. Hra CHEMISTS. aw l. V, tniih Stryyt. ST. toi ls. W. £■ e p E I RELIABLE SELF-CURE. favorite prescription of oue of tXo si noted and suocessftikspecialists in the 1*. S. f.SO'V vcticed) lor theeureitf A> A'aithood. WemkH«HMand ilsray. Se3| ■ln;.lif.aseali‘dvrivek»|ioyyee. iMuggistaetontUUI. Addi o?s DR. WARD & CO., I MISUSE GUIDE 500 Prices, IllOKtmtedlvololh*»djrt!tMndla«80to m-jiiey of n^ut^o, siuac, saps? cntHt . >e. This book contain# all tbs euiiou.t, doubt tut or inquisitive want to Inow, large edition*. 1<X0W c&ch, sold a very few months. H eallb. Beauty. Happ i aee s, or© promo tad by its eft* *ice~wbo siity nia«ry, aliopot, why, medicat aid, when _ry brought bows to y.m. 30 wonderful r Crus to H*. Seat seit'ed by lie. WHfTTLER, SI. Lou.i, Mo., tba i;reut Spcei .litt. PoiuttltaUjoa and RUPTURE !*SiF& This new truss has a spiral spring and t_ OATMOPtoKssuit*; yields to every motion * _ t the hernia always, fr CVRBS. Wont day 1 night with coiulort, Enclose stamps for Cirar. Used in both Hospitals. Ladies Trusses b Specialty. Ask your druggist. EGAN’S IM. . TRUSS CO., boa zjbtt, Aim Arbor, Mich. OTTERBEIN UNIVERSITY. Admits both sexes. Mo saloon tenyptat ions. tion thorough. Centrally located. Tuitioto ._ per year. Fall term Sept. 2nd. President H. A. THOMPSON, D. D.,Westerville, Frauktin Co., r* *

to to Frank & Horn brook’s M odel Drug* Store for Drugs, Paints, Wall Paper and Window Shades.