Pike County Democrat, Volume 17, Number 30, Petersburg, Pike County, 9 December 1886 — Page 3

Pike County Democrat Thursday. Dec. 9, 188<>. 11»■———■ m mtmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm THE NEWS Ifl BRIEF, WITH POINTERS OX BUSINESS BATTERS. Christmas tricks. Close the door. please. Business i* bracing np. Coal dealers are happy. Advertise your business. * , Pass the hash and mince pie. Send its the news of yq>tr locality. The corn crop is not all gathered yet. ( The horse doctor is abroad in the laud. Casino next Monday and Tuesday night. fio to Sam Coon rod's for Christmas Candies. Christmas is three weeks from next Saturday. A bran new stoek of school books, Au., at P. O. New* Stand. . Hogs in various portions of the county have been dying with cholera. The “new gang” lias not, as yet, adwcrUscd for bids for the cwunty'prSnt- : i ig. ■ P. W.Ohappell has moved his real estate office up over tlie City Drug Store. Steamer “Experiment’* will be in White River to take out all contract corn bv Decent I>er 15th.. Henry Edward's smile is a* long as * a summer day. lie has found his Dug lost cat. We have a large stock of window shades that wall be sold at cost. Frank & Horn brook. Mrs. £;tck Dyson died at her rosiAeitec Saturday oflast week and was “ ' Tkurried Sunday. Agid forty-one • ■ year*. . , Those who expect *to do Uu-ifess alluring the holidays an* preparing to let the people know through the column* of the Democrat. Two elegant prizes given away by Adams A Son—handsome berry dtslt aud nut howl. Call and *ee them, and secure holiday gifts. ; As exchange says: “A Western school-mistress has fallen heir to $20,€00. When last seen she was hound '■ for a restaurant to get a square meal We understand (Dear H.tnt n nt l lias sold his interest in hi* photograph gallery at this place and purchased tho Rollout! gallery‘in Vincennes. Success Oscar. Too manv Overeat*.Ladle's Wraps. Heavy Boots and Shoes. They must go at some price! Now'is the time to gyt an immense bargain, at Mont ginnery & Hudson’s.

Wm Laverty, Harry Spilutan ami Jlames Mi ley sent home some very tine doer the last few days. Ignite ini excitement was created! over the event. The moat was sold almost - immediately irpntl arrival. Thedtouae of Jno. O. AI. Selliy was tutored on Saturday night of last week by thrives, and nit:teen dollars belonging to Mrs SePo , and twentyeight to his son, wore takon therefrom. Ko elite to the thieves has yet booh obtained. Mrs. Moses Frank showed ns last Saturday one of the most beautiful tube roses we have ever seen for this time of year. It is quite a rare tiling for this speeit s of rose to bloom now and only by the most tender care etiu ‘ ' this be accomplished. . . -A.-, lot. of swindlers goltiag orders for a hogtfholera medicine, said to he manufactured in Chicago,are raiding the country. Itisa regular lightning- . .. rod game, and e sts those who go into it .from 1250 to <500 to get out. -Let the fanners of Pike county ret use all such orders. Mr. and Mrs. It. M. Piatt, of Wichita. Kansas,’ have issued cards for the marriage of their sis'er, Mist* Ida ■* Fellows to Hon. Samuel Hargrove, a well-known oitizm o-' Pis * en t ity. TJte ceremony will take place on Thursday, December 2—Vincennes Pun. We didn't receive ally cake but we tender congratulations. Corn was iu go*si demand during the week at 27 cents for new white, at railroad track or river hank. The quality of the crop in this section is ol the best ever raised, whion has the --effect to sustain the already- stiffeniag price. The rise in the price of pork, also, has affected the corn mar* ke|, and.there are now customers for ’ sound yellow at 25 cents. ,\Ve quote new whitc^ firm ar 27 cents; sound yellow nominal at 25cents from n agon.

For the uext thirtv day*, J. F. Limiley & Uro. of Evausville1 ml., Ami J. F. Ltndley & Son of Washington 1ml., Will offer unusual bargain* in ladies' and Misses’ cloaks, t’ress silks, tine dress goods, cashmere as low as 3.t* cents per yard. C«r(te;s, window shades, lace curtains, oil cloth, mattings, bed blankets and all other lines of goods. Thcv commence early this year to reduce stock bclore invoicing in January, and wilt give such bargains at wholesale and retail as will please people wishing to bnv. J. F. Llndley & Jlro., Evansville, Iml., wholesale and letail dealers in Dry Goods and Carpet-, invite merchants and others, who buy In Ev • divide, to favor them with a call assuring all the lowest prices, ami the 'largest and beat assorted stock to se- , Jeet froro to be found in Southern Indiana, and fully e«|ual to any stork in the State. They regard It the Mter stray—-when visiting any city to buy goods—tor people to pay their fare to - the railroads direct, aud not pay a .... .half doxen prices tor a free ticket to '■ people who cannot get Au»totoers in a jegililJiatc business like mauler.

Save up your nickels for Christmas. Commissioner's court is in scssiou this week. Sam Coon rad is selling a 10 cent Cigar for a eents. Try it. M r. Albright has rented the gallery belonging to Oscar llauimoud. Fresh oysters always on hand at Wm. Liib's, and sold by the dish or can. The Weston Jlros. will soon visit Petersburg, so we are informed by Manager Bnuelt m, County Commissioner elect Chandler was properly aworu iia on the meeting of the Board. Ladies’ cloaks and overcoats at almost cost, new stock and styles, at ' Haro rove's. ’ A barn belonging to L. 1C. Woods, j living near Algiers was entirely de-1 stroyed by fire one night last week. No insurance. . ~~ Ttte leisure given by the Petersburg Lecture Association Thursday night was a success, in every-particu-lar, all present were highly pleased. The year just drawing to a elose has witnessed many decided improvements in Petersburg. The Democrat confidently looks forward to a very prosperous fit to re for this town and county. Joe Honehinswho wa* sentenced to four years imprisonment died in thw Prison North last week, and wa< sent home last Monday. He was sentenced tVotn this county for counterfeiting three years ago. The Rev. P. M tcfarlane, of Yincennes, will hold- Episcopal Services at the Presbyterian church,, Monday evening. Dec 13th, at ? p. m. All a tv cordadialiy invited to attend. We visited Evansville a short time since, and found the Mammoth House of JL F. Lind ley JfcBro's, the busiest house in the city. They se* m. to have the largest stock in that city. The retail department f >r general dry f good* is on the first Ildar—She carpet, cloak astd sha.vl department on the second and the wholesale depart»n oil the entire third floor—each room is 35x150 feet, and every room full. Call on them when iu Evansville, they will do you good.

Petersburg K«t rprisa. A little over a year ago an agitation was raised in Petersburg concerning a starch factory. Pike -county produces nnnv corn than any county of its size in Indiana and to day this, product is selling for 23 ee-its. A starch lav t ny would raise the pro e from this to thirty-one or two cents and pay a handsome dividend to the -lock holders. Why not put the movement on foot again ami see what can he done? There are parties who arc wilting to take this thing in hand and push it through, ami let us see what can be made of it.

liHirr Lost. list of letters remaintns iiv the Tost 0(8 “c Ht IVtertmura. PikeBn.. lml., foi the m uith emhu:.'Nov. JOtli, lSsC. which will lie w nt t« tluMtead letter office it nut taken out in 30 tlaysV LADIES UST. Uariet Amlersou. Mary Uillttam. Miss Marie Uilcrease, Mrs. Mettle <?.vy. Mix. 1 t inilelia Kenedy, Mms Melimlt Kern, Mat- , tie Luti'-.ek, Mias Kill ibcth Palmer, Sarah J. Rose, Mrs. RHxubeth Ward. CKVILEMKN'S LIST. Prank Huekh.tiian. George t'oirnelus. A!, her! l» ivis. Henry Uoiisnn. Il.inii I J. Hall, A 11. Kelso. Joseph Murphy. Peter R. Miller. Hahiel N ison. Mtnicl Poor 2. A. J. Ppieell, M A. Skeleker, J >hn Stein. Prank . Scott. John Stores. Po Smith. AV. T. Scott. Chat, Wade,» has. N. Walters. Persons calling fir the aliove will please say advertised. T. K. Fleming, P. M. Casino 0. era < oiupamj. [Quincy News.] The Casino Opera Company is one iha: wedou i* catv to criticise. Where all did so well it would be unkind not io speak a good word for ail. Mr. Charles Holmes nol only trie a magnificent tenor voiee, but he uses it with avigor ami a manliness that charms the audience lilis stage presence is es| ecially fine. Miss Bcs-ie Louise King is I hr sweetest and dear st little “ Yum Yiuu” that j ever blushed ill the presence of an au lienee. She is simple, modest, thoroughly charming, and,lie: Voice is one of the pleasantest we .have listened to iu many a day. Not that its cultivation is so superior, but because it is sweet, pure and flexibly ami imhmusc it is in perfect kivping and sympatl y and banuony with Yum Yum herself. Bui Misses Helm Harrington and Sue Burton alsoi did well, receiving ilieir full share of the honors Boih of them will lie favorites with Quincy people. Mi Cartliy has a noble voice and was upplauded repeatedly. He is a graceful comedian a- well as is Mr. Higgins, His was one of the best and mots artistic performers ou the stage. His role was ditScuH in that it was so easy to exaggerate it; and lie did not exaggerate it a bit. Thom ts Martin is a “blight particular star.'’ He kept the Imuse in laughter and sang the “tit-willow” melody in a manner that hushed ihe audience, so anxious was every one to catch every word and note. The same high praise may lie given Miss Agnes lialtock, who played Kutisha to perfection. She is j an exceptionally good artist, ami her excellent work was heartily appreciI ated last night. As we said before, ;it is a strong company, deseivingof praise and supp rt, an t the Democrat gives both unstintedly. This company exhibits here Monday and Tuesday nights of next week.

to me ruoite. All aeeciunt* ilui* J. K. Adam* & Stm must he settled by -January 1st. For Sale or Trad* On easy tonus, two houses and lots In Patoka, Ind.. and two in Union, Iud., Inquire at lla.rjtntvtis Store. Notice. All parties ovrin^ fees at the County I Clerk’s Office are requested to rail ami pay up within tlto next thirty days ami save further costs. T>. C Asuby, C, P. C- C.

PUSO’tiL PAKAGB1PU8. Rev. M. E. Ch.ippet, of tTuion, called ou »s Tuesday. * , Jno. Ash will go to Texas in a. short time to look after bis land interests. Mrs. Pertnelia Hopkins was the guest of Miss Ella K:u< the lirst part of this week. Ex-County Treasurer Poetker is again in the city after a few days absence to his old home. Mr. John Pinney of Princeton, has been visiting relatives in this city during the past week. J-!C. Tichenor. of Tere Haute, traveling for J. R. Duncan A Co, gave us .a call Tuesday. Wm. P.- Knight went to Cincinnati last Mondav in answer to a telagram that his daughter Edna was juite sick. Mr. Jno. D Vincent, clerk of thp court at Hutchinson. Kan., who is a brother of Joe Vincent, of this place, visited our city Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. Permelia Hopkins leaves to-day far her home in Detroit. Mich, she was accompanied as far as W tshington by Mrs. Joiautd and Mrs. Evans. Mr. Snyder, farther of Ilart »y Snyder, of this place, returned home Wctlneertay of last nwt entirely cured of a cancer for which he had been treated l>\ Dr. Grigsby. Soldiers Reunion. , Pf.tkrsrurg Im>.. Nov, 3CT\h, 18SR. Eimtuh Bkmoorat: \ Comrade Charlie C »mhs «f Sullivan county, having come to this county'on lntsiness.il was agreed to get together as many of the old comrade* of company F, IOth lad. Cav. as w e emld and have a reunion And accordingly the following named rum rades met at comrade T. VV, Smith’s oil Tuesday, Nov. 25th. Captain A. !i. Alexander. John VV. Brentom Wildant K. McCne, Charlie Comhs. C. C. I-emasters. Simpson MeConsie'*, Q-car Ilamnt md. J. P. Koiman: a id also Mrs. B.itlcr, wife of mrlitm n fade Jo eph Butler, and Quit* H. rd'n son of our late comrade, l.i'tsey II i ■ diil. As each of us arrived, we were ushered by our e.inrade host, T. VV. Smith, in*o the sitting tin-nis whieh were comfortably prepared for our reception. After our usual sanitations the conversation natufely tura-lto the past, when we were down ia tie* stintiv South, of our mixtures of j >ys and hard-hips and was kept up till our worthy hostess (Mrs. Sin’th) ao unit need that dinner was ready. We were conducted to the dinning m-m. where a most houutiful repast awaited us</The tahle was filled with the !>e-t of everything. The tnrkjjy wa served in splendid style. After, dinner we returned to t)ie sitting room, and resumed our con versa tin led off hy comrade MeCue, which was kept up until three o’clock, \vh“n w-* itdj utrned with a. hearty handshake, each one returning to his hom«. And l will say to our com-ades, that this meeting was well enjoyed by every one present, and it wou*d he \v< II for us to keep up the practice and meet at least once a year. J. P Kin man.

HI. WaheoTrUse, No. 45, i Imj'WTi'il (W»r Roil Men, Steen of the 1st s»« UnntinuMoon.G.'SPn lIvKTiNOOmtcNusur \lgikrsCity Ini> Editor I'kmo km. At a regular council of «ur tr ie- h-lit on the s'eep of th - iGth Son. Beaver Moon. the Mwini; ehiefs were elected to verve for ihe«'x Mentis he. innnitu* 1st. Cold Moon.and -rathig S’th lint Moon G S. I>. **>.-. Arthur Whitehead. S vh m; J weph I tek. son, Sr. Stsimoro; W «. Wh teheid. J«v Sisam -n-.S W.Ch>ppelt Prophet ;C.W.X. Mfdim, Chi f >f II -cords; A. M. Chappell. K -epei of Wampum. Ttustees for one Great M ion; - S. W.CUappo I. VV. E. .Chappell. K. E. Chappell. * „ SC \V. Chappell is It. It. Great Saeheui. Tribe meet# on the sleep of tie* 3d Sun of e«eh seven Suns. A Rico Mas. attention. Tourists ait I Kntigrauls. The I. & E. It It is the shortest line to all point t West, Sooth anil Southwest. Any person contempt*intr a trip for business or pleasur , et n receive valuable information by culling on. or aiUlressing the ntuier'i“oe i parties. This is also the favorite route t i ail points in the No t an 1 E*sl Oltts connections ate tu i i ill all Union I) pots. Our rates nr always as low as vi i competi ,g lines Maps fohlcrs ami i.lv -rti in,a in ei-, will he sent to auv a1 hi.ess on appli cation. (i. J. Grammar, Traffic Manager Evansville, Ia«l. \V. It. IIA1.STKD. Gen’I. Traveling Agent, Evansville, 1 «tl. E. IJ. (iUXCKLE. sVffont.

A Vincennes B >y’s Luck. [Globe IVmociut.] Paoli, Kan., November 30.—E l Dauet, the young telegraph operator hero at the Missouri Pacific depot, \v«. agreeably apprised of the fact to-day that he and hi* aunt, who lives at Vincennes, lad., are the happy heirs of $100,000 left them by a relative in Fra nee, who recently died without issue. Upon being interviewed the' voting man sai I that it was entirely unexpected by him, anti th t he had not the words to express hi* thought*. He is only 19 vears old, and say* he will continue in bis profession until 21, when he will be re# fy to begin life with a snug little fortune. He has been here a I tout two mouths. His luck is the chief talk of the town. 20 &s nice brown sugar, $1.00 17>«j “ Carolina rice, $1.00. Hargrove’s next to Bank. Three Handsome Landscapes, CitvxN away —Customers will be given one ebattceto draw one ofthe*e lovely paintings, for every dollar's worth of goods purchased before at Mrs. K. C, Routt’s January 1st, 1885. Don't miss the opportunity to secure one, • All wool red underwear $1.00 a suit. Full site lied blanket* $1 00 a pair, Full sii* comforts $100, at iUnotovta. New stock of velvets, plushes, drop trimmings and dress go al* Just receivod, at llAttaBovtc’e.

COUNTY FAIRS. The Management t*f Fairs and Other Matters •TX«n«it Discussed*— Dates Fixed Ter Next Year—Ita. portant Changes Made. At a meeting of the different oAcers of the Agricultural Sochttiru ofGihsot». Posey, Pike. Spent er anti Wartick counties, Indiana, and White county, Illinois held at the St. George Hotel. Evansville, Iu.'., l>eceinlter 1, 1888, the following representatives were present: Rultert Mitchell and 9. Vet Strain, of Gibson county; J. D Owen. E. V. Johnson and \V. W. R.>bf>, of Po-ev ( county; J. S. French and W. L. Bur- j ker, of Warrick county; W. A. Oliphant, of Pike county; John B. Christney, of S|tencer county ; Elvts Stinnett, F. E. Pomeroy and R. L. Organ, of White county. A' 2 o'clock p. in Mr. MPchelt called the meeting to order and said the object of t^e meeting wa< for the purpose of arranging dates of the sever..! Fairs for 1887. so that they would not conflict, and to exchange id as upot the management of Fairs. Among other things, Mr. Mi'ehell said, unless a uniform system of rules and. regulations v.-re adopted l»y c«nn*v F i , conflict in ti e «-o*»duct ot m e - ings would ensue, and each association would lx* subjected to imposition through misrepresentation. On motion, llnh-ri Mitchell was made t'hairtnsn of the meeting and F. V Johnson S-'ere’arv. After considerable discus-ion »he following time for holding the Fail's that were represented was agreed noon: Warri<*k county, Aug. 29th to Sept. 21.

n'Mii* MMlitv. A*pt. R h t» 11 h. P»> i'v nniiilv, S“»>* 13'V to 17th. f»lti«on (**11*11', Sep*. I9|t» *<i 24 h. Securer count*. O f. 3 • t*> 8 h Pit.-.' .titiniv. Soot. Bill to Utli. .1. D. Owen moved that it l«> the -ease o‘‘th!s »»tr that all County F»'**- char e #1 50 Sir familv tii-Uts t’e ■>oi“ to admit mao and wip** atheir except «<v»< «v“ t‘ e a>* *«♦'fifteen v‘*ars. Motion ri • F. E. Poo»“r*iv mnvnl t* at i: In- t . “disc of this niMins *hat ten no* j pout. entrance f e li>> char**-! on at’ eti‘n<>£ except in *he lndi***’ d<*mrt m<vnt and tin* -p *ed riot's. Motio K. V. .1 d:nso*> moved that it In* tlx. ; see-e of this meeting that i*acli exhii h*tor In* rennireil ti* pnrehrse a fainj ily or exhibitor's ticket an*l present tin* same do the Secretary before entries ex’* be made. Motion earned, IV. W. Robb moved that it in* the sense of this meeting that ail e tries exeent in sp**ed rim's, heel sed at five oVlot'k in tin* afternoon of the second dav of the Fair. Motion carried. E. V. Johnson moved that it he the sense of this meeting that in rings where theta* is i.o ei tni*etiti<*n onehalf of the first premium only be awarded. Motion lost. On motion, the Secretary was requested to furnish a <*npy of the t>roeeediugs to one of tin* city capers ‘‘or publication, and tin* others he reqnosto copy*. i Mr. Stinnett moved that the meeting aJjotirn to meet again at Evans villi*. Ind.. Ih'i-emlter 1st. 1,887, and the Secretary he i list metal to extend a't invitati >n toother adjacent Fairs, to In* present. Motion carried. Owing to tl» * late hour when the meeting was called to order, many things of importance had to lie left undone; At tin* next ms-ting u*i effort will In* made to fix permanent dates for holding all ti t* Fairs in the circuit, E. V. Johnson, -■-J* Secretary.' Fire. On Saturday evening the house on • lie Washington f*.*ad, mu mile from town, known as the Mitchell plain*, but occupied by Joe Hays was entirely tl -stroved by fire. Mr. Haves sue reeded in getting only a few of his things nut, Hts loss will be a'wu-' <evt*. tv-fiv*. dollars. '_ t'ttusuaas an t v w l'ear. I'm* P*nu>\ iv >nia Lines Y\\*-t o! Pittsburgh will -el! h li lav exeurshei .t k ts, at one fare for t; t round trip, to and from ail s aim-, on ieee r 24 h. 25 h and 31s . 18855. and 3 miar 1st. 1887. g«* it I returning until > -j ary 3*1, 1887. inetus v . For fttll into matinti anph to near >» ag . *». In* Pennsylvania Company, Pi ts bttrgiv. Cincinnati A* St. LouK Hailwav Company and Chicago. St. * o is! t& Pittsburgh Railroad Com. a .y.

Estr.i.r Sutler. Taken up by Alex. Willis at lie resid ure, near Vclpen, in Marion township, Pike county, Indiana. o.i • In* llili da> of N •veiuher, 1881k ases- • ray, one horse d serilual as Mlmrs; Is a ilark chestnut sorreli with a white stri|M> down lii.- fore! ead turning to the right below his eyes, left hind foot while; is natural pacer, sn|i|KM<il 'o l»e six years old and about fourteen and one half hands high appraised bv William S. Hays and llenry D.-ar-iug at sev -niv two dollars and tidy rents, before Bern' Beadle a J i-> of the lV;toe, in Marion towi.-h:',', I*ittMuniv. I idiana, on Iiic2uth it y of November 1885. Witth'Ss my hand and set! thi- SShh •lay of Novemner 1888. [SEA!.] Us.RRY BEADLES. J. 1* D n’t fail to g>10 Sun J,w mI’s for tine Candies ‘or Christinas. Our Christmas Bonds Are here, and all are invited to e,dl and see. Frank & IIoknrrook. For the next sixty days our store will he headquarters for Christmas goods, cheap. Frank A Hoknbhook. Il*s English for men to wear black hats all the year. lfcdiciou- Imlk oyaters at IJib«, 35 eaata per quart. Fine plush gooes at Frauk A Ilorn brook’s. Ttustss s ITotice. Notice Is hereby given toull parties oonoers*d that 1 will attend i t my residence EVERY MONDAY, To trsnssot business conneetcd with the office of Trustee of Madison township.

Administrators Sale of Real Estate. NOTICE U hereby given thnt the undersigned Administrator. of the estate of Ellen lattice, deceased, will offer ft>r sale at public auction, on the premises in Monroe townehtp. Tike county. Indiana, on SATURDAY, January l.jth, 1887. The following real eetate la Pike countv. In the State of Indiana, to-wlt; The south half of the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of aectkm eighteen, town three, south of range seven went, twenty acres. Also part of the west half of the southwest quarter of section etghteen.town three. south of range seven west, and more particularly descrUasl as loUows: Commencing at a point on the W* *t line of tlie west half or said southwest quarter, of section eighteen, ttfly-seveu and seven-ninths rods north mini southwest corner, of said southwest quarter oi said section eighteen. Thence running north on said west line forty »ve and ttre-sisihs rods, thence east to the east tine ofsatdwest half oisaid south west quarter of said section eighteen. Thence south of said east line forty-live and rivesixths rods, thence west to the place or begin ing. containing thirty.s'x (3ti, acres more or less. TKKxaop same.—One-third eashthe residue in six and twelve months, the purchaser gvlug notes for the deferred payments bearig six per cent Interest front date of sale without relief from valuation and appraise - ment laws, secured b.v good freehold surety. Bale to begin at 1 o'clock p. m. J AM Ksi A. 8H EPA MX Pee. 6th, 18*6. Administrator. Richardson A Faylor attorneys. Commissioner’s Sala of Coal Laids. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned 1't mmissioncr **f the Pike threat t C*»urt» la on action for partition pen ding in said court in which James J.CamoUdt. Mary Js Breen* John Breen. Jennie l>ixou and Fred«*viek F. Campbell are plaintiffs, and Joseph f\ Griffin. William A. Gridin. Kiiaal>eih . *>. Criffi.i* Martha M.Griffin and Jerauld L UrJ3« are defendant*, will offer for sale at auction at the eourt house door, in the town of Petersburg* on SATURDAY, Jauttarv 15*k 1837* at 1 o'clock t>* m., the following real eetate in Pike county in the State of Indiana, to-wit: The soutln*hst quarter of section twelve* town one north, range eight \*H exeeut nine and twent.v-one hundredths acre* off of the east Ride of said southeast quarter or said section, town and range, containing one hundred and fifty-one acre*. Also lot* number five and six in section tvvelv.'* tow u one north of range eight west; containing one hundred ami s ven stores. and containing in all* I wo hundred and fifty-eight aer*». Terxs of *a»jr:- One-fourth cash* the balance in equal payments of six* twelve and eighteen momhs. the purchaser giving notes ft>r the def-'rr d payment* with g me! freehold surety badugsix percent, int rest from date of sale and without relief from valuation laws. EDWAHl) 1* IU('ilAKI>sON. Dee. h* lS8d. t 'nmattssioner

Ft* .ale on Credit and for Caah. and Lo« Rate.. bj THE LITTLE MCXAFORTStttTHMMMtCO. The GBSAT ARKANSAS VAIXET embraoee the haest Agricultural Lands of tbs Wist. The term. OB which these land, an told to the Actual Settler. ara of the moot litoral nature./^ Arkan ae neepeci tllr well adapted to Stoct^% Raiding and aa a trait Country theVallev'iA^^ ■ nowhere excelled. CT~Come aud for yourselves. For further portico AAOia.W* Ian. Pamphlet and Map,addret»^£^jK<2 ~ THOMAS M.6IBS0N^a%SJ»

p lapis si ihij W LLIAM HISGEN, % . Mahon, while Prcautent of the French U»- ' public said: “le suis; le rest* !” (I am, I stay.; In answer to the many tn<|uirfes of my patron-. for how Iona a period 1 Intend today in Petersburg, 1 reply 1 nave come to IVtershnrjr to stay, and hope to h,ntht up a very large business and in so do>ng to save money for every patron ottny store. The fallowing are a few of thel lyCygiius w d m I o,fer to the P' - bite for iht/nest thirty days: Best hsntSaua tc rrtlar wood Wash 't ubs, t root Tie to SI.I t, eavu. t eal Stnttles, iron She to tOr each. Coal shovels, from he to i'>e each. Pokers, 3* to the rat h. Sad Irons, '.c a p nod. Anne Pry ':•»£ Pans, front t 'c to GOe each. In stamped and pieced Tima: e, I keep everythin} made. Every piece of tnv very best Tinware is Warranted. Every piece of my very best Tn v* e is not to la- found lietter any where. Every piece of my very best Tinware is made of XXX tin. which nu i!itv isltnown hy th people as --IdUrk tin.” Jewdr , Watches. &o,, Repaired and Satisfaction Guaranteed. Temple of Economy, WILLIAM HISGEN, Sr., Petersburg, Ini. Msj’s Lady’s Mi ‘^7.

fZ a i ear ^1 %*^ e> ia Advance. BKAVT.r.’L PKEXUMi TO CVEltY St'fcSC&lliKK. llt TERMS TO CLUBS. Extra ^muiumti to Club it'opieii . .30 a “ . . 4 .v» 5 * *♦ . 7 7a Fur *. list of premiums ami terms to krs r clubs, semi »or sample copy, which will give yon a full information. («oi>ky*s. at the present time is admitted by press ami people to be superior to any ladles' magazine in America, bavin*? the greatest variety of departments ably edited The literary features are: K»*;*tnJs Novelties short Stories,'Charade*, l*o*‘»*is, ve A uu;i£ t e* po uiar author* *vU > will e.».itrlh ite to *«o»»y, ires J V*. Prtuurl .•! ;s Entity Itrei, J «». Clr.mMiUl. William Milt r Butler, Emily b'mmx. ami others. Engraving* ao*x*.»r in every number, of subjects by ;wci l !\Wb\Yn artKls. ami |Mn>dueed by the newest processes. In its Colored Fashions ibnleyV hauls ia eolors a*ul styles. B »ih modistes ami home dress-makers accord them the formoat posittun* Paper » a»terns are one of th* important featuresof this magazine; eachsutwrifter lie* ing allowed to select th ir own pattern every month, an item alone worth mow than cowring the Mibserlption price. Practical Hi»>*s upon Dressmaking sho'' how garment- \ *» he renovated and made over by Uie pa l given. Practical Hi. • for the Household show young housekeepers how to mamgcthe culinary department with economy and skill. Fashion ales, at home and abroad, delight every lady’s heart. The Colored and Black Work Designs give all the newest Ideasot fancy work. The Cooking Iteeipts an* under the control of an experienced housekeeper. The Arehiteetutal Department is of practical utility, careful estimates being given with each nlan. * CLUB RAISERS'PREMIUMS. Qndey*!i has arranged to give elegant silver plated ware «>r supe rior iua\e as premiums, the value of which In some instances reaches over |&» fur one premium. Hau l luo Air sample copy which will contain lllnsirated premiums wilt- fall particular* and terms. Address, gqmvs liuvs b sou, rUilatMphla, Pa. S»-v»rv.y®* ■ STexic*. All p»rtl«» wl.hlnti Hiirvpyln, flone will ult>«uier«ll «n or lul.lrrs, m fvt»iwi>urz or Syuraeon. Orders left wlui CiiuMy Treasurer, at IVtershxrti, yrill h, prv>mi>tl; m smm

Y Largest Stock# New Holiday Goeds _1 Bickrich, -HAS JUST ltECEIVEDXSEE LAEG-----' «-IE3IO! Ever Bought direct from wholesale dealers; selected with great care and will he sold at such t KIC KS ! that will astonish vou.,/]\othing like it heard of before. Every article in will be found in mv Years’ Goods designs and |3 every variety or Presents tor every body. Jewelry -Ladies’ Watfehes, Chains, &c.,-a handsome stockon this line. :o: Do not go to Evansville or Vincennes for your Holiday Goods, but go to II. Riekrieh’s, see his large stock, make purchases, make yourself happy and gladden the hearts ol your wife, sweet-heart, children, brothers and si -tors.

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Every p.%.. .4*. . Dress anti enjov good health; and don't forget the imnotU ant faet that we are offering positive ha«-gniiis iit (i loves. Fur t aps U ntler wear. 'Jersey raps. Caps of all kinds. Ladies, misses'a nt] children's wraps Butts. Boy’s boots. Rubber boots. Waterproof leather boots. Rubber ami Artie overshoes. Course ami title shoes for men anti Iniys. Coarse am! fine shoes for ladies anti ehiltlreii. Mens’ overcoats. Roys' overcoats, any sire. Heavy suits for men and hoys— In f'let, any article of clothing to keep yon warm. W.LDOUGLASr $3. SHOI

CITY BAKERY! New Firm ••New Name. WM. V LIIBS, Formerly of Prluoetim, having parrhiistni Ihe st«K*k of A. HaAS, vx ill continue at The Old Stand, Bain St. bet. 7th $ 8th, Where wilt be found a Iisl-dais stock of Fauj 5ra.is, Ms, Ops, TOB.VCiO, &e., Ac. Hot Coffo3, Lunohss, &o.,1 Sorve<i at all times. Give him a ©all. -o-srsir^ies-l Fresh fi Fine, Served any Style, or by Can *LOST!*; $100.00 In $5, $10 anti $20 Bills, Every year, by not buying vour DREGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,OILS, WALL PAPER, etc., at DR. J. W. BERGEN’S tfity Iteag Stors. \V'h“re will also l>© ft.und a large stock < «CUOOh IHMiKSs SCHOOL KUPPJ^IKsdo. A socially is'tnatU* tff the*© goods. Oi; is Hie moat complete and prices tl. lowest. We mean what we say, and onr low priei will prove it. Wlille here during the fkir, give us a cal and sc© f»*r yttttrtM'h es, Heinember the pta©*, BERGEN’S CITY DRUG STORE, E. B. Kitts’* New Building:. 9'o.p*£lzat«ia.aL«».t'* XTetlc*. Pl'BUC EXAMINATION OF APPI.lcaots for teacher's license will be held on the last Saturday «f egch month as follows: For i.Souths having ail even mimtier of days, at Augusta. For those having an odd number, at iVlersburg. A certificate ofsnad moral ebaracter from some member of the bounty Board of Education must be brought by applicant* in the county and from County Sui« ri»te»dcnr bv those out of the county. J. i*. MOl’NT. June l. IHSA County Knp’t. Tnutae a STctlew. Notice is hereby given to all pftitla* concerned that 1 will attend at my officCln Otwell, at Mrecdeu’s harness shop. KVKRY Stott DAY, To transact husinecs conueoted with the office

iiiiiDiHumiiiiiiimiiiHimHHin All Others Outdone! -) BY (- MRS. E. C. ROUTT, THE MILLINER. She ha> just returned from the East with a large stock of MILLIN'EltY GOODS, such as Hats forYoung Ladies, Bo n n etsf o rO I d Ladies 10 DS FOR CHILDREH-SMTHIHG FOR ALL! Eabrod ry and Embroidery Materials. Agency for the Celebrated Bu‘terick Patterns. LADIES’ JEWELRY—MIKADO BRACELETS, HAIR ORNAMENTS, to. Call and See Me. Mrs. E. C. Routt.

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Pharmacy; and Dispensary. G. 13, BLACKWELL, M. D., -) HAS >rESKI>(IN* Gl*S. FRANK'S NEW BLOCK. MAIN* STREET, PLTKRSBCRO INDIAN A, A PHARMACY AND DISPENSARY, -AND IN CONNECTION THEREWITHA LARGE AND COMMODIOUS OFFICE, Whore he is enabled hy special arrangements, appliances and conveuiene**, to treat diseases uv tie rally and to make A Specialty of Chronic Diseases, Diseases of Females, the Eye, • ' - THE EAR, C TAR RHAL AND RECTAL. ' { The Pharmacy and Dispensary Will be presided over by Dr. S. B. CAItLETOX, under mv supervision. CR. G. B. BLACKWELL. CALL AND SEE.

BRYANT STRATTON.

THE LOUISVILLE M Business College,^ Cor. Third & Jefferson His., Louisville, Ky.

Book-keopingy Banking, Penmanship, Short-Hand, Type-Writing, Arithmetic, &c. So Text Books or Manuscripts copied ami reeopied by student*. Has the largest honest indorsement us to true merit. Graduates have uo trouble iu obtaining situations. TTOMT! i '* . ilUitli’ f lostrue:ion given by mail. Improve your spare hours and obtain % STUDY S Poetical education.

cue? ICor»forKe!Too3i;,.lIlitV^i»n,«X3n i andFcrslcE J imam or Mid-'®! iUea. 1 sited for i'tht leersin leases tier cSst.at«:» «*•<>-#

Wojh«»>*>u« bT ImW-s^oc-lj —- work.ortcof»* Indnlarnra, mark that joa aaad « Spar itamevith atatro'rat of rout trouhia. and sacnra t WttULPAOKAGEFUSE,withJlh»:\tP»*»hlat.4«. ! RUPTURES PERSONS can have PRES

MCDmMchMtful *nd rapidly *«in* both rtrangth tuid htrifflL TREATMENT.—Oat iteth. It twin. «. Van, K. HARRIS REMEDY CO.,W'|Oi»IKj, 306* H. Tenth Street. ST. LOUIS, MO. Trial of out Appliance. Aek for Terms I

SIM .OIl^SCOUGH a »d (,**»»>*«» tuplion c iiiv is sold by us on a truaraurij i*hiv* coHsinnotion. Sold bv .i >-n Fraul &'Hi rnbrook. Pulmonary Consumption. Dear Sir :—l mvvwl the trial bottle ofyoor White Wine of'far Syrup " hieh you snt to mv address. My wife has !>cvn troubled with a lumt disease for more than eiahtren years, amt was pronounced t<> be last Janeary in tin- last sta- s of Pulmonary Cm. sumption. She <- ncnenced takimr ymo valuable medicine ami niwivwl relief at once. She has used three holltes since ami is now »s>«o the fourth, and her health is better than for many years We cheerfully recommend it to all amioted with any trouble of the throat or latum. We now get iwr nmliriw thrmitth John l*m*er. our merchant at this place. Yogi's Kespcct fully %

Real Estate Agency. P. W. CHAPPELL, PETEKSIilUG, - INDIAN All .ml town property iu my hamts fc>r s»lo will l>r mlvi'rttsofl (V*h* i»f rh.rgtv. Ovkh'K stitlranvtr I'll y I’rvikr Store. sjS