Pike County Democrat, Volume 17, Number 29, Petersburg, Pike County, 2 December 1886 — Page 3

Pike County Democrat. Thursday, Dee. 2, 1880. THE NEWS M BRIEF, WITH POINTERS ON ’ BUSINESS MATTERS. TO THE PUBLIC. . Jeromo B. Evans is authorised to solicit and contract for advertising, job work, &e., and receive and receipt for subscription and other moneys due the Democrat. Notice, v The accounts of Knight & Bynum and Mount & Bynum are being arriuped this week by the principals anw*iettleinents will be made with those in debt to these firms, and payments made of the firms’ indebtedness.

Pun kin pics. IlVrigUt.cold. Oyster suppers. "Winter is here. Bracing weather. Wood in demand. Business right good. —; Still on the improve. Kyerbody is happy. Turkeys roosting high. Advertise your business. Wait’ll Christmas comes. * Almanacs for 1887 are ripe. Kggs are on the upgrade. ¥he weather isgetting colder. The corn-buskers are very busy. Circuit court adjourned Friday. IMuyou enjoy turkey Thursday? The oyster market is immense. How about the grand holiday tlanco. It is time to talk -alxMt Christmas. The skating rink has gone out of date. Finn plush goods at Frank & Ilornbrook V The chestnut bell has jmCstruck Iluntinghurg. Delicious bulk oysters dt Liib«, 35 cants per quart. Joseph L. Bowman and family are “ rejoicing over a girl baby now one week old. Why not have‘'old-fashioned candy pullings” more frequently ? They are enjoyable allairs. Fred Martin is in jail,charged with stealing a sum of money from John .Stuckey on last Thursday .night. For the next sixty days our More will be headquarters for Christmas good*, cheap. Fkank & HorniikOok. J. W. Argenhright, now traveling tor a Xew York firm, was in town last week, shaking hands with old ' friends.

Thomas Gatos lias been commissioned treasurer of Martin comity in place of bis fa I her who was burned to deal it. Two elegant prizes given away bv Adams & Son—handsome berry dish and nut lunrl. Call and see • hem, and secure holiday gifts. The Harvest Home entertainment at the Presbyterian Church last Sunday night was larjtjelv a) tended. The exercises were very gratifying to all present. Too many Overcoats,Ladle's Wraps, Heavy Hoots atid Shoes. They must go at some price! Now is the time to get. an immense bargain, at Mont gomery & Hudson’s. About one hundred and fifty turkeys wore sold by our grocery stores for Thanksgiving Day. The number of people who devour turkey, in large quant ities, on that dog i- getting larger and larger. Dubois county is one of the few counties which Increased the vote of 18S4, the gain this year being 39. The Democrats cast the same vote at both elections, while the Republicans gain 7 votes this year. A fashion writer says that dresses are to be full. The idea of a dress being empty is ridiculous in the extreme. AVe should like to know what satisfaction it would he to a young man tr> hold on to an empty dross. It is surmised that the colored man who is paving so tnfcch attention to the young white girl of this place is liable at moat any timo to he introduced to a coat of tar and feathers. So mote it be.—Princeton Democrat. Quarterly meeting at tin M, E. Church begins next Saturday evening. Hev. McMichad and Thomas will assist Presiding Elder Ward in the meetings. Rev. Ward will preach only on Sunday night, after which services the sacrament will bo taken. Thanksgiving day was observed in Petersburg, though not generally. At the union services at the M. E. Church, Hev. A. W. Freeman delivered an interesting and instructive sermon, replete with valuable information and full of eloquence and earnestness, „ lco cream is gone, but pshaw! who cares ? Just think of oyster stow; why mourn for lemonade and pop when pancakes loom in view ? Don’t spare ribs beat asparagus? Don’t rabbit stow lay out corn beef, and quail beat pork and beaus? The bucls and flowers have flown ’tis true, but fruit has come instead; the green of summer vriH soon hide behind December’s frozen bed. Wo visitod Evansville a short time since, and found the Mammoth Houle of J. F. Lindloy & Hro’s, the busiest bouse in the city. They seem to have the hugest stock in that city. The retail department for general dry goods is on the first floor—the carpet, cloak and shawl department ou the second and the wholesale department the entire third floor—each room is 35x156 foot, and every room full. Call on thorn when in Evatisvilie, they will I

Dipthcria is prevalent iii adjoining counties. Jo,o Vincent lias the best trained dog in town. A bran new stock of school books, Jbc., at P. O. News Stand. See our line of short wraps, cloaks, and jerseys—all new—at Hargrave's. The cisterns now arc like some of the “dead-beats” before the election— “filling up.” Sidewalks and*—street! crossings should be put down before severe weather sets in. Treasurer-elect Ferguson’s bond was approved on the 24th and he took charge of the ofliec. For October, 188fi, tho earnings of the Air Line were $87,668, against $68,748 for October. 1885. The Air Lino Jtailroad will have twei tv-tlvo new locomotives on the road by the first of January. Dr. Charle and his Indians are at Evansville. lie is a straight-forward gentleman and makes friends wherecver he goes.

we were misinformed regarding a partnership having keen formed between J. D. Loetserich and \V. T. Stephens. No such partnership exists between them, Frank & ilornbrook’s display advertisement is a daisy, am] so are their holiday goods. Their line is elegant; do nol fail to see the stuck. Henry ltiekrich’sholiday advertisement, well displayed, and offering great inducements, will he found in a conspieious place on this page. His stock is large, and he is offering tlrstclass bargains. The Gem Dramatic Company will be at Schaefer's Opera House three nights of next week. Commencing Monday, Dae. (ilh. This talented company will open Monday with the celebrated comedy, entitled “Joshua Whitcomb.” There will V a change of programme nightly, lieserved seal tickets 35 cents; on sale at Adams & Son's drug store. This play is familiar to our theatre-going people, and lovers of comedy will not fail tube attracted bv “Uncle Josh.” For the next thirty days,,!. F. Limll((v & Hro. of Evansville Ind., And J. FJ Liudley & Son of Washington 1ml., will offer unusual bargains in ladies' amis.Misses' cloaks, dross silks, fine dress goods, cashmere as low as 3,Vi cents per yard. Carpets, window shades, lace curtains, oil doth, mattings, bed blankets and all other lines of goods. They commence early (his year to reduce stock before invoicing in January, and will give such liargains at w holesale and retail as w ill please people wishing to buy.

i iiu iHKH-r woo n onm hoi won; lust sulnmor, now sots around the grocers’ Hires, “spats” all over the ash box ami floor, and spins yarns about what a cruel world this is,and how hard times are, nothing to do, etc,, etc. If the Great Jehovah had never mad# such a being' ,vhat a fine and eonyeient country this would have been to liveed in. We would not have eared to live here always. Rosalind May makes one wise suggestion, when site recommends that people of moderate means should not rush into the new tangled styles, until the more wealthy had tested thMr durability. The advice is good but find the lady of fashion, who thinks she must Bwait for some ore else to introduce the style. Pope’s rule in rhetoric is alike applicable to fashion. “ Words, like fashions, truly hold Alike fantastic if too new or old; be not the lirst by whom the new are tried A or yet the last to lay the old aside.” When a party of ten or twelve wish to goat onetime to any place on the railroad, if thev apply they van secure from the railroad company tickets at about half price. If they go for the purpose of buying goods, they are perfectly independent, and can buy trout the house or houses that keep the largest and best stock, and sell; at the lowest prices. It will not require auv argument to prove to any person that this is tjib best plan. J. F. LindIcy & lift)., of Evansville, do not deal in free tickets, but a person buying, say $10 worth from them, can better aflbrd to pay double fare than accept a free ticket, and buy from bouses tiiat furnish them. McCarthy---McGuire. Davis County, Democrat, Nov. 27: At 9 o’clock Wednesday morning, at St. Simon’s cbnrcli, Mr. Martin II. McCarthy and Miss Mary McGuire were married by Bov. John Doyle. A big wedding dinner in honor of the new couple was given at the residence of the bride's mother, in the West End, at noon, and Mr. and Mrs. McCarthy left on theeast-boiind O. & M. train at 1:30 for Cincinnati and other 1 oints, on their bridal trip. Belli the bride and groom are well known young people of this city. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mrs. Bridget McGuire. She is an extremely popular and remarkably pretty voting lady. At the marriage ceremony. Miss Katie McGuire was the bridesmaid, and Mr. John W. McCarthy, of Petersburg, the groom s best man. Our Christmas Goods Are here, and all arc invited to call and see. Frank & IIoknbkook. CATAltim CURED, health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by Frank & Mi rob rook. Iteh, Prairie Mange and Scratches of every kind cured in thirty minutes by Wool lb rd s Sanitary Lotion. Use no other. This never fails. Sold by I. It. Adams & Son, druggists, Petersbsirg, Ind. 27-ly For lame hack, side or chest, use Shiloh,s Porous Plaster. Price 25 tents, at Frank & lloriihrook s. See the best men’s whole stock custom made boot in the world for $2.50 tt Hnrgrovo’s.

Exclusively Personal. For tlie past two years I have boon associated with the Demock at, first as au employe, ami for the past year as one of tlie publishers. My duties have been principally in the mechanical department of the paper, but I have also devoted some time to the local and editorial columns. Thu work in the editorial held: which is ended here, has been altogether pleasant. Though 1 have been, at times, misrepresented bylocal contemporaries, 1 retire from the Dkmocuat, on Dec. 1st, with malice toward none; and to those who have disagreed with me. in mv newspaper course, I harbor uo resentment, but extend to them best wishes as heartily as to those who have given mo cheer. To friends, and the readers of the Democrat : 1 bid an earnest good-bye* and trust that vourlines may be cast in pleasant places, and that happy an 1 prosperous lives may be years. Petersburg and Pikotoountv, I hope, may continue to advance, and that the improvement and progress may be unchecked. For the Democrat, my co-partners, and the attaches of tho paper, I shall ever have a kind remembrance. In a short timel assume a partnership in the publication of tlie Washington Advertiser, a paper established by Alex. Chomel, two years ago, and where I shall gladly welcome every visitor from Pike county to that city. T. A. Hyni:m.

Ministerial Meeting:. Tin- ministers .of the Roekpor; District Indiana Conference met at the M. B. Church. Hmitingburgh, lnd., Nov. 24, 1880, I n- tlie purpose of considering the best method of rinsing tlie DePauw University fund, of said district, which amounts to $2,t'JU0. Rev. J. A. Ward, the present i\ K., was called to the chair. After short prayer, Rev. W. M. Niles led in an impressive and earnest pryer, praying that the Holy Spirit may assist tlie ministers in tlie performance of tlie work that lies before them. „ J. B. Thomas was elected secretary. It was moved that J. B. Young, of Petersburg, net as w'neational secretary and treasurer for the district and that each pastor in the district report once a mouth to him, what progress lie lias made ip raising said money, wh'chcarried. Further it was moved and carried, that each pastor be authorized and requested to appoint such committee or committees in the respective charges as he may think necessary to assist him in the accomplishment of this work. There is much enthusiasm manifested on tlie part of the purchasers which says that this work will be done. J. B. Thomas, Sce’y.

I>r. V. li. Ellis, Ono of tho first veterinarysurgeonsiu tho United States, is hero and will re main one work, lie will treat all classes of diseases a floe ling horses, and perform surgical operations. The doctor lias operated on thousands of horses in the United Slates, and warrants satisfaction in all cases. He comes well recommended, and is favorably known to the best class of horsemen all over the country. He makes examinations fine of charge, and our stock-owners should not fail to avail themselves of this opportunity to see and consult the doctor. He can be found at tho Lingo-Hotel or Adams & llros.’ livery stable for one week. Farmers, take your diseased stock and consult him. Patrick Me A'tarn’s Death.. The news of the sad accident that resulted in the death of Patrick McAdams reached this place on Wednesday of last. week. While.working iu a mine near Washington, a shot was made of which lie knew nothing about. He was walk! g by as it went off, and was killed almost instantly by the discharge. Pat was well-known throughout Soul hern Indiana, and liis many friends regret very much ; his sad ending. He was an energetic and lasting friend of the laborers of I Southern Indiana have lost an able! and honest counselor. T! e funeral occurred r.t Washington, Wednesdav, the 24th. State Industrial Organizations. Mr Hubert Mitchell, as President of tiie Slate Hoard of Agriculture, Tuesday, 23d. presided at a meeting of the representatives of the various State industrial associations, at Indianapolis. The following dates were were fixed for the winter-meetings; Wool Growers, January 25; Shorthorn Breeders, January 2(5; Swine Breeders, Jamiurv27; Horse Breeders, January 28; Jersey Cattle Breeders, February 1; Bee Keepers, February 2 A letter was addressed by the representatives to Mr. II. It. beering, Secretary of tho Indianapolis Passenger Agents' Association, royin -i;ug [ half-tare rates for visitors to the cuu ing meetings. Hcatluuan- — Weltoiu 51. L. Ueathman and Miss T. A. Welton, both of (Resell, were united in the holy bonds of mail iiuouv at the bride’s father, W. W. Welton, in this county, November, 25th. 1886, ltev. W. E. Jones, of Oakland C’ifyTMfliciating. Mr. Ueathman is a popular and rising young teacher of this county, and the bride is an accomplished young lady, who has a large circle of friends. The Democrat wishes Mr. and Airs. Ueathman happiness and prosperity throughout their wedded life. Fifty cents buys a pair of women’s winter shoes; 80cents buys a pair of women’s idee shoes, at Hargrove’s. GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and Bronchitis immediately relieved by 'Shiloh's Cure. Sold b - Frank & liornhrook. The Post Oflice Nows Stand is the place to buy School Books.

PKKNUX AL PAKIGRAPHSi Frank DcLashmutt of Mt. Vernon, spent j Sunday in the city. ! Robert Stuck)*)' came up from Evansville. ; Saturday, lor a few days visit. ! Mr. and Mrs. (.’has. RavenserotT returned : to their home at New Albany to-day. W. I*. Knight returned from Kansas last week favorably impressed with that country. Mrs. Alex. Leslie, of Washington, has been the guest of Mrs. Ella Jerauld the past week. Dr. E. J. Harris left Monday to taken course of lectures on dentitrv, at Nashville, Teuu. Mrs. Marne Perrier came down from Terro Haute last week for a few day’s visit. She returned Saturday. Ex. Treasurer Poetker’s family removed to Stendal, Thursday last. They will be joined by Mr. Poetker in a few days. Mrs. Nannie Duncan, sister of Dr. J. B. Duncan, returned to her home in Bedford, Titbsday, after a pleasant visit here ou several weeks. Jerome Evans has assumed the foreman- [ ship of this otlice. lie is well-known to our people, having been employed in newspui>er offices here for a number of years, but

FIRST IS TIIE COUNTRY. Blood ilouutls to Capture the Fire-ling's. We learn front Mr. Hunter, law partner of W. A. Traylor, of Jasper, the following particulars in regard to the burning at Ireland on the night of Monday last, of a barn of Mr. Tray lor. The barn was discovered to be on fire between the hours of 9 and 10 o’clock at night. At the time it was burn d '(contain si JOtonsof hay. this vcar’s crop of wiiea>, 200 bushels of potatoes, a self-binder belonging to Fred. Geiger, and other property. The loss amounts to some $2,000, 000 of which was insured. The projf erty, it is thought, was set on fire. A a effort was made to get the hlnodv Itotiuds front Princeton and thus test 'he matter as to whether any one is guilty or not, lmt Monday’s afternoon train failed to have the hounds aboard. Thus stands the ease. Dubois county has her company of White Caps, but the blood-hound is in advance of of these ferriting out malefactors and disturbers of the peace. Dubois county should iittni incendiaries, murderers, and outrageous criminals guilty of crime within Iter bowl -rs by the blood-hound, if such a course is necessary to effect their capture. Mr. Elijah llobhs, living in the same neighborhood, a short time hack lost a tine barn and its contents bitiro. The origin of the (ire is a mystery, hut it is supposed the barn was set on tire. Mr. Holdis is one of the best citizens of this county—peaceful, law-abiding and law-sustaiug. The origin of these two tires should receive investigation.—iluntingburg Independent.

THE GOVERNOR'S POWER To Appoint a Senator if the Legisiaturc Fails to Eicct. The Indianapolis News says: The question of the Governor’s power to appoint n United States Senator in the event of the failure of the legislature to elect one is being discussing. There is no doubt now about the power of the governor to make sueji appointment. The United State* Senate settled that disputed question in the east; jjf lie' I, of New I lamp: shire, in 1879, and of Blair of New Hampshire, in 1883. Stranger things have happened than the failure of the next legislature to eleet a senator. In that event, whom would Governor Gray appoint? There is widje room for speculation here. Reports of Secretary Heron, of the Slate Board of Agriculture, as received indicate that the corn crop in Indiana is not as was tir.st estimated. The stalks were badly blown down in main portions of iho State, anil damaged to some extent. In tin southern half of the State the yield has been an average one, but in the northern half the crop-has been cut short some by the drought. The sea son has been fair, and the most of tincrop is already harvested iu excellent condition. The potato crop lias I teen reported as being badlv rotted in the ground. The report of State St - lieian IVelc, just sent to the Commissioner of Agriculture at Washington, slates i lint tho average yield of corn per acre is82.02 hnshel-. and in quality it is put at 1)7 per cent, lie reports tile yield of potatoes 5)7 bushels per acre, and the quality 83 per cent. •T. F. Bindley & Bro., Evansville, huh, wholesale and ictail dealers in Dry Goods .and Carpels, invite merchants and others, who buy in Ev ansville, to favor them with a call assuring all the lowest prices, and the largest and host assorted stock to select from to he found iu Southern Indiana, and fully equal to any stork iu the State. They regard it the better way—when visiting any city to buy goods—tor people to pay tlieir fare to tlie railroads direct, and not pay a half dozen prices tor a fre * ticKef h> pi' -pie who cannot gi■; i u.-Uiiiir-ss ir i he_iii.ua: ■ liu*ino - •> u . > e •. George B.-Ashby's veqai t i.. The acquittal of George B. Aslihv, charged with tin; killing of J > i i Davcnpn-t, occurred Thursday night, the jury being out but a few mi mt > Tlie trial created some cxcitoincil, lasting two days. George's friends are overjoyed at bis prompt acquit'al. AH tlie new colofsln dress tlauiiels, tricots, cashmeres, embroidered dress robes, silk veluets, plushes, astrican trimmingsT-an elegant line—at llarG rove’s. THAT HACKING COUGH can be so quickly cured bv Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it. Sold by Frank & llorubrook. We have a large stock of window shades that will he sold at cost. Frank & Hounbhook. Fresh oysters always on hand at Wm. Liib’s, and sold by the dish or can. One dollar buys a pair of full sire bed blaolets, at Hargrove's.

Itiplt gt Etna;,1 WILLIAM HISGEN. * • - • Mahon, while President of the French Republic sold: “Io Mils; le reiitc !“ (I am. I stay.) In answer to the many Inquiries of my patrons for how loan a period I Intend to stay In Petersburg, 1 reply l have come to Petersburg to stay, and hope to build up a very lures business and in so doimr to save money for every patron of my store. The following are a few of lhe| bargains which 1 oiler to the public for the next thirty days : Beat haud-mane cedar wood Wash 1 uba, from Toe to this, each. Coal Scuttles, Iron 3.1c to 10c each. Coal Shovels, from 5c to 15c each. Cokers, 5c to 13c each. Sad Irons, 5c a pound. Acme frying Puns, from 13c lo 80c ench. In stamped and pieced Tinware, I keep everything made. Kvery piece of my very best Tinware is Warranted. Kvery piece of my very host Tinware is not to he found better any where. Kvery piece of my very best Tinware is made of XXX tin, which quality isikuuwu by the i>ecplc as “block tin.’1 Jewelry, Watches. &c., Repaired and Satisfaction Guaranteed. Temple of Economy, WILLIAM EISGEE, Petersburg, Ind.

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®LOST!® In $5, $10 ami $20 Bills, Every year, by not buying your DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,OILS, WALL ^ PAPElt, etc., at DR J W. BERGEN'S CL!J/ Dmg Store. Where will also bo found a largo stork of Ki'HOOL BOOKS, SCHOOL SUPPLIES, ib*. A specialty is made of these goods. Oar stock is the most complete and prices the lowest. We mean what we say, and our low. prices will prove it. While here during the fair, giro us a call ami see for yourselves. lie member the piaoc, | BERGEN'S CITY DRUG STORE, j F. R. liitis’s 5ew RcIidWg. SiapBilntonacnVo OSTotlce. PITBIJC EXAMINATION OF APPLE | cunts for toucher’s license will Is' heht on-the j last Saturday of each month as follows: For j months having an even ilumtVrof hays, a! Augusta. Fur those having an odd number, at Petersburg. A eei tltleate of good moral character from some member of the County Board of Education must bo brought by applicants In the county and from County .Superintendent by those out of the county. J. L, .Vdl'NT, June 1,1885. Comity Sup’t. S:ust.e a STotice. Notice is hereby given to all parties coneern- I eil that I will attend -at my otliee in Otwell, at Breeden’s harness shop, EVERY MONDAY, To transact business connected with the office

All Others Outdone! --) by (- MRS. E. C. ROUTT, THE MILLINER. She has just returned IVoni the East with a large stock of MILLIXEliY GOODS, such as Hats for Young Ladies, Bonnetsfor6Id Ladies HOODS FOR CHILDREN-SOMSTHING FOR ALL! Embroidery raid Embroidery Materials. Agency for the Celebrated Butterick Patterns. LADIES’ JEWELRY-MIKADO BRACELETS, HAIR ORNAMENTS, &C. Call and See Me. ^Irs. E. C. Koutt

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Pharmacy and Dispensary. Q. 13. BLACK¥ELL)M.D., -—) 11 AS \>rKNE» ( \ ’v_ IN' GUS. FRANK'S NEW IlLOCK. MAIN STREET, PETEKSHUT&F^ INDIANA, A- PHARMACY AND DISPENSARY, -ANI> TX CONNECTION THEREWITHA LARGE AND COMMODIOUS OFFICE, Where ho is enabled by special arra.njremcnts, appliances and convcnieno**, to treat diseases uenerallv and to make k Specialty of Chronic Diseases, Diseases of Females, the Eye, THE EAR, C TAR RH£L AND RECTAL. The Pharmacy and Dispensary Will be presided over by I)r. S. 11. CAREETON. under mv supervision. DR. G. 15. BLACKWELL. _ CA LL AND SKK. t*

BRYANT STRATTON.

Book-keeping, Banking, Penmanship, Short-Hand, Type-Writing, Arithmetic, &c. No Text Books or Manuscripts copied ami recopied 1>> students, lias the largest honest indorsement,,s to. true merit. Graduates have no trouble in obtaining Situation*. TTOMP i XluUiXi f Instruction given l>y mail. Improve your spare hours and obtain a STUDY S l)r'u'tical education.

N/iEN ONLY -wrT^»C5ver'ien iE.ousand Lria jTI^UiLPockages mailed to porvrxcv tiwntsa lar^e proportion. a». S\Av>£.ot vi hom tcx^k a full treat tnenfcund wero restored to health by use of Harris* SEMINAL PASTILLES. A.IiadicaiCurororNerrocsJDebility,Orpanio - - Weakness andPhys l f r.I l>ocr^ in Young orMid-^®5f lie Apod luon. Tested for] ight Years in many^% .• 9k:S yy ^VJGOR0PS HEAtTH vv^JTTTs. rS ^.■■ ■I..WI 11 _ imuu». tULC u ov iutiuau'i that HAS jCUKED thousands. docs not Interfere wuh attention to business, or cause pain r "**u wkuiu^ii w uusinrss,..., , . r or inconvenience in any wsy. Founded on scientific medical principle*. By direct ^ ouviuiuB jii-.xin.ai principle*, ay uircci - w application to tho seat oi disease Ua specific influence Is felt without delay. The natural I -

I and broken down men to the full enjoyment or perteo t and full Manly Strength and Vicorous'HeaHE. _ Totj\oso whosuitor from the many obscuredisei _ many obser.ro d iseasos wronchtftbo.it by Indi wretion, Kxnoeure, Over-Brain work,ortoofroo IudulRonee, wo ask that yon aend us ntmrnainnvjjthetHtotaent of ye or trouble, and 5**cnr« taUALPAOUAGE hltEB.with IUnsfd i^mphkv 4a RUPTUREO PERSONS cun have PREB

waste*! animating elements of life are given back.tlt Woures cheerful am! rapttlly gain* bo; h strength an patteul i ucalth. lualth. TREATMENT.—Oaa Kona ». T»o ftn. $5. line, *7. HARRIS REMEDY GO., Mt’g Chemuh, 30<5>; N. Tenth Street. ST. LOUIS, MO. Trial of our Appliance. Ask for Terms!

SMI LOirS COTIG If and t’onstimp{ion (tire is sold by ns on a puaruntoo. ll euros consumption. Sold by j Watts & Uornbrook. Fidmonary Consumption. Pear Sir:—1 received the trial liottlenfjfour : White Wine of Tar Syrup which you sent to my address. My wife has been troubled witli a Inns disease for more than eighteen years, ami was pronounced to 1* last January in the last stages of Pulmonary Consumption. She commenced takimr your valuable medielne and received relief at once. She has Used three bottles since and ' is now ns*na the fourth, am! her health is better than for many rears We eheerftilly recommend it to all a (dieted with any trouble of the throat or hones. We now ira enr medielne thronah John Potter, our tner-j chant at this place. Yours jtoHtiertfully. 1

Real Estate Agency. P. W. CHAPPELL, PETERSBURG, - - INDIANA All lands and town property pincod In my hands for salt' will be suit enlsotl free of chargf. WANTED—LADYA<*tTe '"Mii»b*. to ***??- *■** • « represent Inkerown locality tin omnrra. Refer»ntf«sre,iniretl, Permanent position tutdeootlnaUry. DAY * PKlW.. U Bnrolsj St.,«. V