Pike County Democrat, Volume 16, Number 42, Petersburg, Pike County, 25 February 1886 — Page 3

\ 4 V Me Connty Democrat Thursday, Feb. 26> 1886. J&. DECOY I The only decoy used by P. C. Ham mon'd & Hons to attract ~nsto*uers is the cxceedingtv^simple, straightforward one of FIHHT-CLASS GOODS at the DOWK^T PRICES this toarfcct has crer known. . Cossc and 'sec otur DEAF AND BLINQ. How An Atlanta Woman Was Made to See and Hear. An Interesting Story. stock, and ret our prices. ’» P. C. HAMMOND & SONS. Mis* Minnie Wallace reside* with Mrs. (tecs I'icklaml, 41 McAfee atreet, Atlanta. Ua , and rmm her own line a Constitution reporter learned the following appalling story: Several months ago she became almost totally blind and dear, and could not taste anything except salt. Her bones became the seat ol Intense pain, her Join ._„ ... ilnts were swollen and painful, and eventually her whole body and IImbs bceainc covered with splotches and •mall sore*. Her appetite failed, nod she gradually lost flash and strength,and had but little urn- of hermtlf, as her limbs and muscles were paralysed. Hhe, as well as her friends and those with whom she lived, despaired of her recovery Her sufferings, combined with loss of hearing and taste, and blindness, were truly heart reading. All treatment flout physicians and the use •f medicines seemed powerless. Her disease was blood poison and rheumatism. As she now seemed well and hearty the reporter ashed what wrought such a wonderfu l change. “I used a medicine recommended by :s friend,” she replied, “and before one bottle had been taken 1 began to see smd hear. l"he second bottle relieved all rheumatic pains and Improved my ap|s iItc. When I had completed the use of six bottles, my eyesight and nearing were fully restored, sense of taste returned, all splotches disappeared, sores all healed, aud my strength and flesh restored. 1 now feel ns well as I ever did, and my friends, as well as myself, arc astound,,1.” "What was the medicine?” asked the reporter, “Botanic Blood Balm.—B. B. B.—was the great remedy that acted so powerfully on tuy disease aud cured me. 1 never experienced any unpleasant symptoms from Its use, aud Its action C» so quick that it surprises all.” “1 examined the above case ot Wood poison aod rheumatism,beforeandafterbeing cured, and certify to the main facts as above stated, aud must acknowledge that the It. B. B.cffected a moat wonderful cure lit this wellknown case. Signed] “J. J\ TiROMOOOI.K, M. IX, Bitawl iiatra Co. Atlanta, lia., will mnit a ®- page book free, tilled with magical effbctif Hold by Frank & Hornhrnok, Itramrists

ANNOUNCEMENTS. TOR STATE SENATOR. ■William W. Berry, of Knox county. is a candidate f>r State senator from Ikoaiik tricl compum-d »r Knox and Bike counties, subject to die decmkm of the Democratic Senatorial convention. FOR AVMTOR. We are authorized to announce Albert E.glww akps. of Monroe township. as a eantlKl«l*ft'r Auditor of Bike county, tHijitt to the decision of the Dmoeratic t «..nty j Convention, to tie held Tturrvdnv, August fi.USt*h THE NEWS. Measles are prevalent. j Trim vour grape-vines. Fire protection is a necessity. Lawyers complain of dull times. The general complaint is: Bad roads. A tttiil will probably be erected ai Ilosmer. Number* of deer arc reported to be1 in Dubois county. Starlet fever and w hooping cough prevail iu Princeton. John Berritige mattes a specialty of vanned goods, jellies etc. The tobacco market at Oakland City was last week reported flat.. ; , First-cS*.«« sugar-cured bants and bacon, at John lU-rrhlge's. Six bursted powder eaus were found in the mitts of the Princeton fise. First-class stock of glassware and rpieenswarc at John Berridge's. stafges Italian], of Alford, lias been granted a pension of per mouth. Baskets, tubs, churns, and ail kinds of willow w are, at Johu BerTtdge's. The Washington skating rink Juts closed for want of patronage. eminent.

ci tsreporicn lieu me burnt district of Pri»eet«u is to be rebuilt iu the spring. Pete McCarty, of Miu«m^ has bought Alex. Dougherty's hardware *tore at Washington. farmers, bring on your egg#, butter and chickens ; John iierridge will giro you the cash or goods. farmers in Spencer <owth' repwt the weent freetSng and thawing very damaging to I lie growing wheat. John U. Cat*. <of Madison township, died Monday night, from meningitis, aud was buried yesterday, (Wednesday}. Tl»e County Commissioners meet in regular session uex t Mouday. There is a large volume of busiuesa to lie transacted. The Bepnthtjeaw* of this township will meet at JScltscfer'* Mall, Saturday, to nominste candidates for township ofltccs. Miss Ettie, daughter of Cap*. C, II. McCarty, of Sl*»»S<v was married on the 17'tla, to David II. Lubber, of lira was town, I ml. Clark Hawkins, who lives about a Piile and * ii*if UQrtii -east of Hosuacr, lost his house and contents by lift? on Wednesday, the 17tlu Thesteamer Huntress, which was owned' by parties here at one time, wa i aunt by the ice at Vincennes, hut is to be put iu ruvuing order again. Salem I’, Hajmnond’s face has been w readied iu smiles ever since Wednesday of last week. A nine pound, blue-eyed girl baby is the cause of his joy. K C. Hammond has frbra the fiWn of Mont! with Messrs.

/Malott shipped a to the Cincinnati been ‘-flooded” is for sonic two ftp, ami sugar n Berridge. for the Market, Tuesday. ' . ■ .jfe r The eldest daughter of Chris. Weit* *el died Saturday from diptheria; aged two years, six months and eight ^Isaac 'Whittaker s butcher shop was ; robbed of about thirty pounds ofsauj sage by some hungry thief or thieves on Friday night. Pike county Republicans will hold S their convention to nominate candidates for couuty oflices at Winslow, on Thursday, August 19 th—two weeks I after the Democratic convention. We arc iuformed that Tom Davis, the tenor of the celebrated Davis family, is suffering from a throat disease, and that the company has been compelled to cancel engagements. Messrs. Montgomery k Hudson finished invoicing February 1st, and immediately aftgr spent almost two day-6 iu marking down their prices, ana are now offering some splendid bargains. «■ 40-3t The convention iu Lockhart towuship to nominate candidates for the township offices will he held at Stendal on Saturday, March 6th, instead of February 20th, as previously announced. Itch, Prairie Mauge and Scratche of every kind cured iu thirty minutes by WOolfords Sanitary Lotion. Use no other. This never fails. Sold by J. R. Adams k Son, druggists, Petersburg, Ind. 27-ly The Richardson Dramatic Company has cancelled their dates here—March 1, 2 and 3—and Richardson has joined “Peek’s Bad Boy” Company as advance agent, bis company having disInndcd on account of sickness of the members. An exchange truthfully says: The practice in sonic schools, of asking ehildrcu to tell when their play-mates break the rule, is disgracing, and beneath the dignity of a teaehcr. It learns children to be tattle tales and sneaks. Stop it.

White Chappell, who is emigrant agent for the O. & M. Railway, sold a liekd on Monday to R. Ik Stephenson, of Jefferson township, to Newton, Kansas, where Mr. Stephenson will locate. White has sold tickets to nearly every State in the Union. The Uev. Telfer, of Oakland City, preached two interesting sermons at the M. K. Cliureh last Sundav. .lie is an entertaining and instructive shaker, and his presence will la* eheerfully welcomed here at any-time he may arrange to visit this cliureh. I can say that Athloplioros is a splendid medicine for rheumatism and neuralgia. Being troubled with neuralgia, I was induced to try your Athlophoros. and it gave me immediate relief front the painful disease. Miss A. Knckson, Tcfflt 1*. O., Jasper county, I ml. \ A series of meetings will be commenced at the Union Church, near Cljtrk's Station, next Sat unlay night, toy the Rev. Josiali Stephens. lie preached at Oakland City, Thursday and Friday nights and at Hosmer on Saturday night and Sunday, He is at OwenaviUe this week. Too much live stock.—“ Why, Jones, what a ho(a)rse you have in your tliroat!"’ "Yes, I raised U front a col(d)t in my Stead. I've too mnch live stock.” "Well, like cures like; Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup will euro you. The Bull will quickly scare the fao(a>r6c away.”

t nc Arutur eorrespomient oi the Oakland City Enterprise says: “Webster DeBrutvr, the teacher at this place, has been having trouble with some of his scholars; lie whipped one boy and it cost him fifty cents a lick; Webster says he wor.M like to 'lick’ saute turnsa of them *t tke same price.’’ The latest swindle is how worked ««a farmer with a straw stark for sale. A mail calls, buys the straw for a large paper utill, gives his r*»te, ora; little each in payment and takes the fanner’s receipt, and this receipt tarns «p at the hauk in a few days asa note against the farmer for any amount the swindler may choose to name. A doctor in Xashville gave the following prescription lor a sick Indy, suffering with neuralgia: “A new bonnet, a calisbmerc shawl, a pair or gaiter boots, and a bottle of Salvation OH* The lady recovered immediately, and earnestly recommends the Sal - vation Oil fo^erery on*. It i« sold at al> drag stores for 25 oents a bottle, TV regions ware is sweeping in the strongest opponents of religion. In Elizabeth, Harrison eonntv, a foamed IngersoH disciple professed eonrersiou to Tbrist He collected all hi« wiu.o, no to he worth thirty dollars, and like the Ephesian magi - cians before Taut, made a boneftre oil them, and h now * strong advocate of the Who of ns are without our troubles, be Hher small or large? The blessing; of health are beat appreciated when we a no sick and in pain. A backing; eougMk a severe eotd or any throat otr lung diseases are very troublesome; but aji%lies« may he quickly and percured by Dr. Bigelow’s it for children.

Dr. Scales, of Boonvftle, w,* ip tefern, Friday. ' \-^w: J- A. Wtggs, of Arthur, iri&soou tkake a trip to Tehuessee. \ Wm. Kara, of this county, is teaching a Music class at Oakland City. Miss Mary Smith, of Vincennes, is visiting Mis. Ella Tull, ah Evansville. Misses Nealy Kepley and Bertha Hess visited friends at Oakland City. Sunday Joe Patterson was hi town the drst of the week, shaking bands iffeh his many friends. C. K. Montgomery returned home Monday from a visit at Evansville and other places. Mark Powers was In town, Monday. He is a candidate tor the nomination tar Clerk. Miss Lida Knight and Mrs. Mame Perrier visit friends at Evansville to-Mmw and Saturday. M. P. Lynch, the popular Indianapolis drug drummer, was in town last weak on his numthly tour. Oondlet Morgau aud F.B. Posey were at Evansville, Friday, on a mission combining polities and business. DeWitt Q. Chappell passed through town last Saturday on his way down to Union, to work up his spring school. ' John X. Breen, n prominent citizen of Loogootee, was in town Monday. Mr. Breen is President of Washington’s national bank. Frank DeLashmutt, the polite and competent agent of the I.& E. at this place, is visiting his old home at Shelburn, ind.. this week. Ansel Patterson was at OaklandCBy last week "looking at the lot where the house stood that he had an interest in.” which was uninsured. IV. P. Knight left yesterday tor Indianapolis, to attend the sixth annual meeting of the Democratic Editorial Association, which meets in that city to-day. White Chappell gave the Democrat a pleasant call, Monday, ami brightened the sanctum with his smiling countenance and his enthusiastic, tree Democracy. Ambrose Convert-, who has been foreman of the Democrat tor the past six months, leaves for Vincennes today, to assume the toremanship of the Commercial job department. Rev Josiah Stevens, of Nashville, Tenn., who is holding meetings iu this vicinity, was in town Monday. He calks! on Rev. Jones while here. They are both from the same part of the State. D. W. Wiggs and wito, of Arcadia, came up Monday tor a visit among friends here, lie returned Tuesday, but Mrs. AViggs will remain until tomorrow. She is the guest of Mrs. Dau. C. Ashby.

Princeton Democrat: Louis Pfohl fell Wednesday night of Iasi week, and sustained such injuries as to confute him to his bed, and is now suffering both from a fractured limb and typhoid fever. Rev. D. T. Davis preached at Oakland City on Tuesday and Saturday nights of last week, ami also on last Sunday morn in;- and night. Mr. and Mrs Davis were the guests of Abe Seebren and family at that place, James C Davelle, the efficient ami genial Awlitor of Daviess county, spent Sunday here. Besides being one of the liest Auditors iu the State, Jim is a capital fellow, a Jacksonian Demuorut, and one of Washington’s most progressive eitixeus. Auditor Bethel! has become so aeettstomed to moving around ami shakiug hands with people that he has thus early completed the circuit of the county, and last Thursday he was ever in Gibson county shaking hands with the residents of Oakland City Rev. W. E. Jones, the Tennessee evangelist who came here last week to assist Rev. Yates in the revival at the C. 1*. Church, was taken sick with the measles on Friday. He is rapidly convalescing, and will soon be able to vigorously resume his work. Rev A W. Freeman returned front Aurora, Tuesday, where he went (o attend the funeral of an old friend, Win. K. Gibson. Rev. Freeman goes to Oakland City toulay, where he will hold services, with Rev Hawley, of Washiugtuo until Sunday. Roekport Eagle: Hon. W. F. Townsend, of Petersburg, Pike county, was in town, renewing <M acquaintances, this week., Mr. Townsend is prominently spokeu of as a candidate for Congress on the Democratic ticket. He is an eloqueut speaker and win prove a popular candidate Washington Enterprise: Mart Fleener, Pent S. Withers, J B. Dickson and Win. B. Laverty, af Petersburg, were in the city Monday a ad registered at the Meredith, and at the Hyatt, were registered the names of E. U. Murray, O. P. Billmeyer. A. S. Kulass and C. E. Montgomery, of the same place. I. M. Horton returned from Walton. Harvey eountv.-Kansas, on Wednesday of last week. He was glad to g»t baek to ids old "stamping ground,” and will remain in this county. Mr. Uortou removed to Kansas about two months ago, ami says he was anxious to return to this Democratic country.

A Rare Chance to Make Money. The famous Milburn Springs and 100 acres ot good farming land can lie leased for five years by calling on me at Petersburg, Ind. 4l-4\v T. C. Milbubx. The beet on earth can truly be said of Grigg's Glycerine Salve, which is a sure, safe and speedy cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds and all other sores. Will positively cure piles, tetter and all skin eruption. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed or mouev refunded. Ouly 2a cent*. Sold by druggisty. 27-ly G. M. Rowe lias given t otiee that he will vacate the Lingo Hotel at the expiration of Ids year’s lease, unless there is a reduction of rent for the second year of his oecupancy. If he can secure the house at the same terms for the second year, as he has paid for the first one, he will continue the business; otherwise he will vacate. Isaac Blaae, an old and well-known citizen of Logau township, died on last Thursday night from paralysis, and was buried ou Friday. About three years ago he suffered fl'om a paralytic stroke, but recovered. Last week the dread disease again attacked him, and his death was sudden and unexpected. The revival at the C. P. Church is increasing iu interest. Rev. C. W Yates has been assisted by Rev. Chappelt, of Union, this week. Services are held three times a day. The reverend gentlemen are uuceasingin their ef>rts to do good. All the township conventions should well attended. Let the proceedings harmonious ;nominate good tickets, will be assured along the pril elections.

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HEDGES’ HAPPINESS Is Ended by the Sudden Appear ance of His Wife. ii Alkgtl Aiiltfrwi Mr Placed in Jail—A Chapter af Domestic Infelicity. | — The full developments of a sensalitfuil cgse were brought to light here o* Thursday last, and an alleged adulrous pair now repose in the codhty ^oil to await the action of the Circuit Court. 1 he details we1 hare learned to be as follows: In the latter part of November, 1885, Elijah R. Hedges left his home iu Franklin county, Ky., fora visit among relatives in this part of In. diana. lie Was accompanied by Mrs. Carrie Hedges (wife of James Hedges, Elijah's cousin, wo are info: rued), whom he introduced to relatives at Vincennes*. wheie he first visited, as his wife. lie also told his relatives at Vincennes that he was Jas. Hedges, However, some persons at the Old Post knew him and also his wife, and when they saw the woman with him they inquired if he did not marry Miss -. He told them ves, but that she had died, and he had remarried two years previous. He passed that inquiry adroitly, but his relatives wrote to Keutucky that James Hedges aud wife had visited hem and their stay was enjoyable to all. This letter was given to Elijah Hedges’ wife whom he had deserted ii'x Kentucky. Information was sent to th» relatives in Vincennes tha** it Was mX James, but Elijah Hedges that they entertained, and inquiry.was made as to his movements. On November 28th, Elijah It. Hedges ami lus pretended wife cause to this county for a visit His wife in Kentucky was so informed, and she was led to write here eonecrinng him. She found that lie was here among relatives, who were entertaining him in good style, and that the woman with him was introduced as his wife. Hedges’ relatives heK'

nan never seen ms wile, ami ot course. I the couple were treated with proper ! respect, and their stay was of perfect serenity and happiness till the arrival of Mrs. Elijah J}. Hedges, the abandoned wife, on Thursday, the 18th inst. She came on with a little boy who is said to be “the image of his father." Mrs. Hedges filed a complaint against the happy couple, charging them with adultery. The recreant husband and the forsakeu wife were brought face to fa«', on Friday. Then he confessed his guilt, and, with his alleged paramour, was taken to the county jail. His wife and child returned to relatives in Dubois county. Hedges is a strong, good-looking man of about 28 or 30 years of age. and is said to possess some property i i Kentucky, where he has borne an upright repm.'tion until he made the break which is now causing him trouble. The woman in the toils, who is said to be Mrs. Carrie Hedges, is rather an attractive blonde, a few years youngei than Hedges. She is reported to have left a husband and one child, while Elijah Hedges ran away from a wife and fire children. Thus ends a chapter of domestic infelicity, and the imprisoned couple will await their eonvietioa or their extricathuK The Democrat now has a regular corres)>ondent at Otwell, who will furnish newsy items. We shall endeavor to secure one at Spurgeon, Arthur, Winslow and other points in the county, in addition to those we now hare, by which the week's doings may be reported from every nook and corner of the county. If our friends will aid ns iu this work of gathcriug news, they will not oidy confer a favor on us, but they will cause a lively in terest to he taken in the affairs of their neighborhood, as the items spicily reported are sure to do. With good correspondents at important points in the county every neighborhood can he fully reported, and there will b« no cause for complaint flrom our country friends that their doings arc nol noticed. We furnish the stationery and our paper to correspondents. Sc let them begin the work and keep the hall rolling. In the pursuit of the good things ol this world we anticipate too much : we eat out the hearf and sweetness ol worldly pleasures by delightful forethought of them. The results obtained from the use of Dr, Jones’ lied Clover Tonic far exceed all Claims It cures dyspepsia and ait stomach liver, kidney and bladder troubles. 11 is a perfect tonic, appetizer, blood purifier, a sure cure for ague and malarial diseases. Price, 50 cts., of druggists. Indications seem to point to the nomination of Mr. Townsend, of Te tersburg, by the Democrats for Congress, at their convention this year It is pretty evident if no others tliau he and McCullough, are in the race, that he will get four counties solid, and if Vanderburgh has no candidate he will get part of that county's vote. But if Menzics, of Mt. Vernon, enters the race, the result will be somewhat changed.—[Boonvillc Standard. . Twenty-four yardmen and brnkemen of tlie E. & T. II., at Evansville, struck for an advance of wages Iasi Saturday, and after an exciting contest with Messrs. Maekov and Ewing, the strikers were successful. The road acceded to the demands of the men, and, after all freight trains had been delayed twelve hours, work waj resumed. With bright oyes and elastic step yet gray, insterloas hair. It la unnatural. needless. Parker's Half Bab sam will restore the hlaok or brows prematurely lost, cleanse from all dandruff and atop Its fhitiog. Don’t surrender your hair without an effort to save It. / 3P-4w

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ztro zsiszax-Tsi BOOT AND SHO Can undersell us, because tee do not depend solely i the sale of Boots and Sht Hi 9 UR BIB The profit attached to Boots and Shoes is of a seeor same salesmen that wait on'the tr «DRY * GOODS] Sell the Boots and Shoes, thereby saving- us a big peij give to our customers. Furthermore, most of the Bo ARE BOUGHT DIRECT OF BOSTON And by doing this we save the middle man's profitjj portant points together, although small of them€ amount to considerable, which enable us to sell a n for $2.50 than our competitors who do not have t] ing that we do, Every year our trade is incre^ which convinces ns that, our prices must be eorrj If you have never bought any Boots and Shoe§ at what we have and get CABEL, KAUFFMA

COUNTY_NEWS. Otwell Items. The new mill is doing a land office bust, ness. l>r. Taylor has been very sick, but is better at present. . Milton McLaughlin is talked or for Trustee. He would be hard to beat. Sickness in our county seems to be less than usual at this time of the year. Al>e. L. Case starts to medical college in a few days. At least that is what we have heard. « The schools are nearing an end in our vicinity, and as a rule they have been successful this winter. During the present winter several very interesting meetings have been held in our and near vicinities. , Some of our citizens are talking about imignifing to Arkansas. We don't know whether its all talk or not. trill Ddlpn left this country last Monday for the west, fie has gone to make preparations to move his family in the fh.U«re. “Dick” Clark teaches a select school at Otweil this coming spring Hope he mav be successful, as “Dick” is a good teacher and a “jolly good feltow.” We have expected, ere this, that each of the parties would have had their township conventions, but they seem to be rather backward Wc would be glad to strike a candidate just now, as we afe fearful hard up. Flat Ckrkk.

Hosmer Hash, Fine sugar weather. J. W. Jerrell had a spelling bee Monday night Taylor Hearing was; on the sick list Saturtiay anti Sunday. Win. Stull and J. X Kintnan were at Evansville, Monday. Wheat and clover has been considerably damaged by. the late thaws. Pop coni taken in exchange for pea-nuts? at Hr. Harman’s, at Martin's. Quite a number from here attended the meeting at Simpson’s, Sunday night. Eev. Stephens will begin a series ot meetings at Union Church next Saturday night. - Rev. James Williams, of Kentucky, an old friend of V B. Meath in visiting Mr. Mead this week. J. W. Jerrell's school will close next Saturday; Mr. Jerreil is one of Pike county's best teachers. Hick K Inman bought last week the house and lot on Main street, known as the Crow property. He will move into it as soon as he eau get it ready Some one ealleti in haste for Dr Blythe the other day while he was out visiting some patients. Mrs. Blythe told him where the Doctor wag. She said she was not sufficiently acquainted with the country to tell him which road to take to find him, but she told the hoy that the Doctor was riding a very small horse, and he could trade him by tbe marks left in the mud by his feet dragging The boy soon found him. SCKIUU.KK A Card. O' r-i— "To ail who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of mauhood, Ac.. I will send a receipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE rhis great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a seif-addressed envelope to the Kbv. Josiipn T. Inmax, Station D, New York City. augXUyr —-T*1- * -- Joseph Lor}’ has leased Gus. Jlisgen"g hotel and will take possession about March 1st. He will make improvements in the place, and the house will be ran In good style. The traveling public, nud the farmers who want lodging and meals, will do well to give Joe their patronage. # 42-2 The genial agen* of Baruttm*t circus was in Vincennes last week and made arrangements ibr the appearance of hia show there in Jane.

graduations. Examination for graduates frotl Common Schools of Pike county be held as follows: Logan township, third Thursday in Fe| ruanr, at Center school. Madison township, th.'.d ft tuuy .v vebru»r at Bowman .t-bool. Marion township, thin! Saturday in Feb ruary, at Spraggins school r Washington township, third Thursday it March, at Petersburg. Jefferson township, third Saturday iu March atOtwell. Patoka township, third Friday in March, at Winslow. Clay township, first Saturday in June, al ’ Vnion. Lockhart and Monifoe will, by requests already made, hold their examinations at the expiration of theii spring terms of school, at Stendal and Pleasantville. j. L. Mount, Co. Sup't. Ellen Terry, the actress, gets |37o a week for the fifty-two weeks of th( year, with a vacation whenever shi chooses. - A Pleasure to Recommend It. We take pleasure In recommending Dr i Warner’s White Wine of Tar Svrup to an' ' public speaker that may be troubled witt throat or lungdisease. Rev M L. Booher, Pastor Presbyterian 1 Church, Reading, Mich. Rev. T. J. ladings, Albion. Mich. Rev. V. L. Lockwood. Ann Arbor, Mich. MU WIFK AND CHILDREN. Rev. I.- 'A. lluuiap, of Mt. Vernon, Mo., says: My cpikHen were afflicted with a : cough resulting from measles, my wife witt a cough that had prevented her from sleep ing, more or less, for years, aud your White Wine of Tar Sy rap has cured them aii. a

Fox drives are becoming a popular : amusement in Lawrence county. Special Notice. All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to me'must come and settle their accounts at once, as this is a new year and I am compelled to pay my debts, and in order that I may settle my accounts all who owe me are requested to pay me immediately. By complying with the above request you will save cost. J. C. Ridge, 40-3 w Recorder Pike county. The council of Jeffersonville arc fighting for a reduction of gas. How easy lies the head that crowns a politician.—[Lowell Citizen. Buck leu-k arnica The best salve in the world fo Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap Chilblains. Corns, and all tions, and positively e pay required. It is g give perfect satisfaetio funded. Price 25 cent sale by Adams & Sou. The hard winter h died* of auails iu sufferer fron plaint, for th over $J50 wit called remedies iff one single marvelous, givi treatment comb while others, if distant future. a. Dt.Ik a. Guild, of ' ‘ and was cured with one *- him about As the men plumber’s bills

Bittei plaints, ' Adams A S«v At a yettl the James 1 mied by a-. I J. J. Alluua. | Tenn., writes: Ueiaries of Dr. Rina’ Sew ] having found it to I it. desires to testify^ to whom I have at every opportune Discovery for Consul cure conghs.'oeokls. croup and every ail and lungs. Trial ‘ Son’s drug s

piano j Cramer. It isIKg'besf’ ever published, and wiH become! LEGAL AUVEIl PUBLIC KXAM1X, cunts for teacher’s 1 last Saturday of each months having an e Augusta. For those at Petersburg. A certificate of some member of the t urn must be brougl county and from Cou those out of t he county. I.MS&. Trustee's nonce is ncrehy given to all ested that 1 will attend at furniture store In Petersburg, EVERY MATCR to transact business connected ofTrustee of Washington to sons having bust ness with please take notice. ED Notice Is hereby gleet (tend at ad that I wilt at' m as the famous Maiden’s Prayer the name at once and send tnt your music dealer, or send will be sent In Philadelphia a hearted ladies has been mending for bachelors.