Pike County Democrat, Volume 17, Number 35, Petersburg, Pike County, 13 January 1887 — Page 2

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ffpaMIusdvuiiev If paMwtlhhi thirty On ...... If paid wHhln the yeur. . Ir^MiAvapInUMitrfMr .fo paper sent oaloftlMesutf ns III .. 1 » a oe --t indlM^i a (lab of fit*, with *.». rrlll rmh( tbl paper free ' I for one rear. ADVERTISING RATES AND RPLES. ' w- |l w*ji~w. jmoI* no♦To’ ItToi-taTbr s no « ao s <», lo oni sn 00 & 08* .7 oo| a »! IS - lyear OR low 1* » ao » on oo; » » no oo Advert*—menu may be rbaacni <ju»rterlr without extra rharje. Bill* payable quarterly. Tbe wire of texal advertlsliut t* flxed by lav. V* sivertlsements of lb la character v 111 be rhiryed leemi rate*. « Advertisements ordered iwl before expiration of enatrart will bo charged tranelead | All' traaalerd aolteee nr advertisement* mud be paM [nr In advance.. All electrotype nr aterenirpeadverUaemente and be no «nlid metal bases. as no wooden basis erltt be Inserted. _ Announcement: of candidate*: For corporation and township oflleea, tlR; for ceuntie rvtflee*. *V»; district offlees, *10.00. Advertisement* and bo*t»e*a loeala art 1 marked with number of Insertions required •111 be tmblUbed nntU ordered out. aud ehaesad ansordtngty. For special position, M per cent, extra. 1,0esl nolle** In special column. 5 centa per line; -basal unties* inters .•erseri with new* matter, lb cents per line • — ■" notices, lists of wed resolutions <>t , wai be charted 1 reals per tine. _ Temperance add church notices, for festivals, ele.. or any notice that nertalns to moa-•f-aaktor. 1 rents per line each Inaertlon. iv cents per one. Obituaries, wadding notices. I dine nr birthday pr-senls, or n ♦nndnlence. sseisdtng tea line*, t s MV* Tbe me CssstJ beveerat baa tbe ler- j past ctrealattea ef aaj eeweeeper pabllabed la Ptbe fsaatyl Advertisers will make a sate ef j this fbet! Thursday, Jan. 13, 1887. Hon. Jamb* A. Kick Si now Chairman of the SUte Central Committee. J Rice D saiti In hare executive ability, j Ay Ohio mau has been arrested for, ..stealing a locomotive. This i**on•iderrd the most remarkable larceuv since an Oh o man filched the Prcsi-dency.-N, Y World. / On January 5lh, President develand commuted the death sentence of John W. Parrette, of Arkansas,"convicted of murder, and sentenced lobe h. njed on January 14’b. inet. The Chicago minister* are scaning the ballet iu tlicir sermons. Tbe wpera managers are sending tbe clerical crank* compliihriitaries in reewg uitiou of advertising awvicea. It i§ proposed to extend tbe aale t«f postal note* to everv post office in the United States. This *hould be done as there arc thousand* of |teraons who have no i-onvieut way of making rcmiltauce. of small Rims. £

i Dcbiko tbs year ju«t closed^. G10 miles of new auin line railway track iMTe been laid in the United State*, Kansas leading with 1,520 ntiUe. the greater part of whh'ji was laid in the laat aix months. The coat of the road way slope, for all the States, U estimated at f160.000,0Q0. ^ t Signal Service Bureau gravely es with regard to cold wave* are “most numerous and e in the winter^’ It is also i talus iti that hot spells are t likely ^hgcur daring the suntUtiar thau in £„y o»h«r aeasou of the T“ —wfaist that all the frta aa interesting I men of national promiuefte - who have died of late—year* havf gone before tMir wives. The most prominent are lloratio tmvtuPur, Grant, Garfield, llancock/Wend rick*. McClellan. Senator Miller, of California, and last, General L«»ga n. [ At tux setting of the GegUlature the canvass for position* hi both honsoe wa* quite vigorous, but by far the larger nuthber were seeking position* in tlie.hottsr among the Republican*. The long fast had mad* them dreadfully Iniugrr, and despite the opposition of civil service reform, they seem to have just as great an inclination to get all four feet in the trough, and to get angry at obiter gentry who had alrc-.dy in only two feet. The Democrats had rootti enough for sclerlions to positions in the Senate, but there was by no means so patriotic a rush there as iu the house. * Ma. Blaine is in a bad way. The liquor men suspect him of prohibition sentiments. The Prolubisionists think he has been driuking on the *lv. The Frotestauts credit him with Catholic iu« lination*. The Catholics regard him a* a ntan with no religion to speak of. It i* to be hoped that Mr. Blaine begins to see the drift of things. He hat always made it a point never to take a straight path when a crocked way would lead him tq the desired goal. If hie slip*- aqd mishap* have 3 not taught Itirfi that jhuWlicy will not pay, then he has not-properly utilised his experience.—Atlanta Constitution. . * Oca State Civil Service Commissioners have framed a bill for the government ot the Slate's benefoUut institutions. It provide* for the appointment, of a Commission who shall classify the employee* of these institations and fill vacancies by competive examination. This Commissioner is to be non-political (n the bill) and •mCpniatod by the Governor. The hill further provide* tiyu any city by a resolution of it* municipal government, can give up local government and lam its aflbirsover to tbe mercies of thie Civil Service Comraiseon. Jatt why then* “Civil Service” fellows in time to shape the of tbe United 8tate* U a on the wisdom of all good things—in so doubt.—Madison

Govemno* Hill, of New York, who during the campaign preceding his election declare.! -I am a Democrat” and wa* elected by eleven times the majority given Cleveland, notwithstanding the mugwump* would not support him, ia now hr politicians regarded as the eouiii g Democratic Presidential nomine*.

If would be a sorry day for Indiana when the highest judicial body of the State becomes so cowardly a# to be afraid,of the clamors of its party friends and reuders a partiu.ii division ! ^Tlemocrrats of Indiana have something to crow over in the decision of the Supreme Court Stand bv honest principles, and though every thing should prove disastrous now, the day will soon come when Democrats will be rewarded by the vote of like people. The Democratic party is looking out for the honestv that ought to characterize a great party, aide hen 1838 rolls around it will be a lucky year for the party that so fatthfullv does its duty. Some oue writes us on the tariff question declaring that “it is conipetion that reduces prices.” Yes; we are aware that competiou reduces prices ; but. when a protective timff will not allow compel ion, we wflPd like to know how coinpetiow will reduce the prices—the taxes. What competition have we on wool or cantor oil? What eouipetion on raw cotton ? It is competiou we are wanting, just as the merchants have. May as w ell and as fairly place a protective tariff ou merchandising, or on the law on medical professions as to place it on more than half that it is on. 1 real all people alike, is the demand of the Democratic party. Give every man a chance. Don't say a tuan shall pay a high tax because he knows only how to farm. “5HSISS5H5BK— Sara the New York Times: The Breckinridge bill to abolish a lot of useless and expensive custom houses ia certainly in the right dice tin. Any one who will glance over the very incomplete list of those given in our Washington dispatches this morning will see what the purpose of the bill is and how strong is the nerd of it lint that it will peas at this session is not probable. There are too many offices and office-holders a fleeted by it. The two gentlcpielS at Dunkirk. N. Y., who g»-t f2.4K> a year for collecting revenues amounting to #203. the dues from a doseu vessels, will not readilv give up such a choice plum. Aud all the friends of all the office holders similarly employed will combine against the reform.

It wi< no error that the Supreme Court it a le a deoisio.i iu deciding that it has no right under the lair to tamper with what is the business of {the Legislature. As to the decision j lher are correct. The Supreme Court I has no right to say who shall be [ Lieutenant-Governor of Iudtapa, unjtlei the circumstances and when [ it decides to do the bidding of j the laws it makes the Democrats of Indiana proud! It is pleasing to know tha> the Democratic party i« I above stealing the Lieutenant-Guv-cruorshtp. Of course the Democrat* will not steal the Presidency, as did the Republicans when Ifr. Raves became “the su?remf ty.rof the land,' and our aster 1©n is well verified by ! the s<-t of the Democratic Supreme Court. If the Republican State Cen tral Committee bad been half as honest 110 sleep would have bern lost by | its members in studying and planing to steal the legislature. Firrrr.v thousand two hundred j and eigh original pension claims haw j been filed iu the Pension Office iu the past six months. This shows a great tailing off mud indicates that the tidal mark of the jicusion business has been reached, unless there is additional legislation. Most of tlie rlaim* now i filed are for increase. Commissioner | iilapk has submitted hi* report of the I condition of the criatiual prosecutions docket of the Peusion Office, showing i the condition of the St® esses thereon. Many of these have l*ea permitted to dwadle oa the docket for years, hut Geueral Black has determined to push them to completion and make the law a terror to evil-doers. The a mount of frauds lastlv obtained was 172.000, an insignificant amount considering that from >60,000,000 to *75.000,000 auu tialIv have been appropriated fur uiany years. It seems to us that a means of getting rid of an much legislation, t.radle and expense which results troni the pension business would be the making of the pension universal. Sats the Albany Argus: The present tariff is compiled, ereu by the •most rabid Republicans. to be full of absurdities, many of which should be wiped off the statute book. The present laws were enacted and passed amid the excitement and necessities of a great civil war. The purpose that psompted the act was patriotic, but those conditions haring passed away, the purpose that prompts this Republican nsinoritv in Congress at present is partisan, and in the interest not of tha working men, but of the no intelligent wage worker will be deceived. The Democratic pa: ly iiai o alwat a opposed monopolists. The workingmen will not be deceived by the game of protection bluff which the Republican party is placing. It bad the interests of the masses at heart, and what it seeks to accomplis h ia for the welfare of alL The Dearscratic party believes to the fullest extent in protecting the laboring class**, and In preventing tba monopolists from compelling the workingman to pay extortionate prices for the necessaries of life. The truth of this no »no can upon evidence deny. There is, and will be an till the end is secured, a constant and increasing effort to reform the tariff. It will certainly lm accomplished, though not by the

COLUMBIA SUCCEEDING.

The knights are preparing to push co-operative schemes. One through success would be better than a dozen partial ones. A co-operative underwear factory will be put in operation this week at Richmond. Toe Trenton Co-operative Society has purchased a iocation for flO.OQO oue-forth cash, one-fourth to be paid in a year, and the other half optional. The lot is 25 feet Trout by 100 feet deep. Over twenty co-operative schemes have beeu beard ofduriug the paat few weeks. Very nearly every 8tate in the Union gives information concerning building enterprise#and new schemes of one kind and another for the employment of capital and labor. The industries are busy, and new ones are springing up everywhere. Old concerns are increasing their capacity. There seems to be an anxiety everywhere to hurry fo w srd workfornex t year. A great many firms report dottle business this veat‘~bver last. The stun Ins of the past four mouths will lead to a gjeat deal of enterprise in the extension <»f mzuufacturiltg capacaty A St. Louis rolling thill started last week after three years of idleness and lias JfiW men at work, and wlH soon have 600. A car-wheel wo-k- will soon be started in Kansas Ciry. A loc »m rtlve and machine shop works at Nashville is burring ; forward extensive additions iu or*}er to turn out cars andcasting* faster, j A Jersey City concern, for making i steam-heating apparatus will move to I Chattanooga, Tenn. I The people east of the Mississippi are ! beginning to practically comprehend the magnitude and mightiness of the great empire west of Mississippi. The outside world !>egins to love and fear its breads!tiffs and meats. Foreign millers tremble al Minneapolis. Foreign iron makers at the-ofe regions of Lake Surperior Traveling parties of Etiglisitinett will visit the Northwest to see and learn of ila wonderful' resources of that region. Storks of grain at Tew York, Jan. 1, 30.00lj,00ij Imsbels Receipts of grain this season 135,000,000 bushels against 120.000,000 Last season. The Minneapolis millers will here after restrict production by cutting off the water supply at itattd intervals. The London Corn Trade list says if American breadstuff* reports were doubled the supply v ould uot be too much.; The booming industrial activity that is assured for 1887 will create a stronger demand and push up prices of wheat, corn and all farm product*. The Western and Northwestern farmers will have their turn next year. So will the lumber men. Enormous building activity is promised all over the country and agricultural products will be in great erfftpiuaud. ? Western lands *re being quietly sought after by Eastern capitalists, and much more /Eastern money is

•snig into (hr West as loaus then hereto fore. In short the West is rising in importance as a food producing •-cntre aud a manufacturing centre. Steel rails hare advanced $2 per t«*n and all kinds of iron and steel ia proportion except nails. Buyer* are cabling this week for quotations nu 5.000 to 10.000 ton lots of steel rails, blooms, ■dabs, etc. Next rear will be a grand railroad building year, and a grand ^eai for the people. English manufactures that American agricultural machines are crowding ■hem out in Norway, and says the Engl;*h machines want that combination of lightness, adaptability and strength that is the result of thought and skill. It stands on its hind legs aud howls: "We hare nearly driren out of all the Continental markets for most article* of iron monger}-, and wipes its tears by saying: ‘"Surely the foolish syste.u of sending any rnbbish abroad and to the Colonies is explodel by this time, and if Englishmen are to be beaten by foreigners they had better shut tip shop at once.” There is a wonderful develop-meat of coal property throughout the United States. Prospectors speak in glowjng terms of new derelnpeiiieiits iu a jdoxzen btalea. All around Burlington, Iowa, shafts are being sunk. General Burk, an authority on c»al, «av* that the demaud all through Alabama, Louisiana. Arkansas and Texas js twice as great a* Hie supply. Away out iu Clinton. Kansas, Set e al i beds of valuable coal Jiare ju-t been struck. Away off in Manitoba valuable beds have also been developed. Coal “very like anthracite” is being mined in Illinois. ▲ nine-foot rein has Just been developed near Fort Coilina, Colorado. 150 feet below the surface; and a two-foot rein has been found in Centialia, Missoni-*,fourteen j feet below the surface. Eren in Inj (liana County Pennsylvania, a n ne- | foot rein has Just been unearthed. The demand for knit goods in the | South is so active that a Columbus i concern has just doubled its capacity, I and it turning out what is them is a [ big product, but to us nothing, namely, 100 dnxen half boee dm. The Newton, N, C. cotton-mill people mrt filling ttp their works with a lot of new Lowell, Mass., machinery, and a company hat just been formed to build a weaving-mill at Hickory, N. C- for colored goods- The Huntsville people will toon have one of the finest cotton-mills in the South, and a new cotton-mill will toon be ia rnnning operation at Lexinton, N. C. turning out 3,000 varda iff doth per day. In fact, all the Southern mills are aeUing all the goods they can turn out. The electric-lamp business promises to be a great industry ia this country. All the factories are crowded with work. One gas-hupp concern in this city has orders for five months ahead. A near silk factory is to be built at Norwich, Chenango

County, X. Y., to employ ISO hau<l . A Biddeford, Me., concern making dry goods wants to double its capital stock to 13,500,000. If it be allowed it will put np another mill. All through Massaceuselts textile manufacturers jWe increasing or preparing to increase their capacity. Fall Riser takes the lead. Lawrence, LowelL SpringfleKTand other cities are pushing ahead at ^ rapid rates. The elec-tric-lights companies .are having all the work they can do, ;«nd the boiler . and engine mannlketurera are unable to deliver machinery and power aw fast as customers wish. The New York workingmen are doing far more than the tcwfphrance people ever did to make Sunday a day ot rest, as they have taken strong grottds against Sunday whop and store selling. They keep away from saloons, and thus act. at least, with consistency, and are earning the good opinion of j the intelligent public. Min or Grace ' has been call' d upon to enforce the! Sumia> law at the request of ibeCen- : tral Labor Union. A State Assembly is to be organize in Indianapolis on the 20' h of Deo ni her. At Minneapolis a grand K. of L flail is to he built through the efforts of the association with a capital stock of $100,000. It will be a four-story building, especially fitted up with au auditorium for 2,000 |>eople. It is to be ready for the uext General Assembly. ■ ■ ■■

What gravity there must he in and •bolt* Indiana|Kklia! The Legislature Is actually in session! We do not know down hen* ia the hack woods exactlv what is meant by the sitting of the legislature or hv its enntiinu- | ing to sit. We suppose, though, that it mean* something more than a meetdog of Pet rot lu in V.-Nasbv’s Lime ! Kiln Club, or a “Confederate Cross J R. ads" Mccting. To eall il a time kill Huh would lie the m >«t appropriate name now imaginable, were it not for the fact that something %as ueecssary this time Iies'ih- doing brain wor!:. A United States Senator was to lie rl«ct«al fr m the great State of Indiana, and of course qserv member present at the great capital felt his importance, and knew his ability to rote right in the case. Of course he dhl. To rote anything hut his own ticket, the ticket which his father, his grand father, his great grand father, i and his whole generation would vote were they alive, regardless of qualification too, would he the sheerest of ignorance! To be sure! Civil Service must play out just at this point. Every member of the Legislature knows it, rejoices that it is so, and wishes that no-such thing as civil ser-vii-e had ever existed. True, they talk otherwise, but when they come in solid phalanx and vote a strictly partisan vote, it convinces one that they want t o civil service or they forgot what they were doing when they voted, the latter being perhaps true in some cases, as caucuses late at night where Prohibition au.I Local optiou have never yet got a smell, are liable to produce lorgetfuines^ not only of how to vote but of how to be anything except one of these well qualified legislator*. We might, say of the legislature, too. that it is a body, a laxly politic, ou which the son*-, if they be not caii- !., rous, are numerous, wide-spread,

and sum tenth malignant to infect its .legislation. Its diM-a»e is a complicated on *, made up of all cl sse . all kii.ds all grade*, all iz«* xml shapes, all characters, good had a >d ! indifferent—a inotly crew either tn- | tng to re model, mead or repa<r ti.» 'ship of slate—hard In'tell which. I) fining this thing railed a legislature : is a hard task. We give it up. If any’tody can explain what it is and 1 what it isnt judging from it doii-g. we ■ will be relieved of jterplsxiou whialt has resulted from trying to acquaint ourselves with the working of a mysterious conglomerate that,, in our opinion, none bat a fortune-teller can ever ttndf rstatui with any satisfaction, j It is easy to und^rstatic what a tegisj lature is for, hut when thev always surprise us bv doing every thing else, the ordinary definition fads. This article was written after awaken'tig from a fit of dreaming, not hi ought ir by over-eating, over work, overstud.', but by over-w.»uderill.' how the new seualor feels whersff i»t honored by the men ,vho chvf'~i*uu. It was not written «- a inslter ofjiafor- , maiion to any one, tut as a means of venting our spleeu upon a subject upon which welcel ourselves called to remark something. We hope that we leave the reader as we ourselves, ss ignorant of what a Legislature is but well aware of what the Legislat n re ought to bai. We now | remain in silence, waiting fore aphtha- | lions and expecting that, when the 1 mighty leave Indianapolis i fold nn-tl - l er earth is not wonderfully strong iu | and around there, that something | w li then happen, if not as a last act of that mightv bodt maybe there will } be an up-ht-aual, or a tohogg-m siide. We lu»j*e soi^fthiug will happen either before that distinguished body adjourns, as it adjourns, or after it adjourns. Let us haves happening, an act, a sensation. Battle up, give ua something, or declare that we need nothiug or go home anti live like other men. If they mast: stay there let them have no more peace than the unfortunate tramp who bad to sleep all night on a Texas cactus Brace Up. Too are feeling depressed, jioor apfietite ie poor, you are bothered witih Headache, yon are fidgety, nervous, and generally out of sorts, and want to brace u p. Brae* np. but nor with stimulants, spriing medicines, or bitters which have fbr their basis very cheap, bad whisky, and which stimulate yon for an hour, awl then tan* yon in worse condition than brihre. Wha t you want is an aQerative that will parity your blood, start healthy action at Lives and Kidneys, mature your vitality, and irive renewed ImIUi and fttreagtflk. Such Will find in Electric Bittet rents a bottle at Adams * »

•JOHN HAMMOND* (Saccessor of Hammond ft Ptrlt if,) has NEW GOODS OF EVERY KIND To which he directs attention. His DRY 6 OOD ' arc first-clasS) ami the stoc i is large. Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and Notions. Give him a call and you will Ite convinced that he is giving bargains on his entire stock—SolidGood$ at Low Prices.

TIh Hartman Acme Caster This Coulter Is readily ndlustel to fit any si se plow beam. and/fTsllttslaml of ceutei or side draft plow of anyTltake * “ hard. or ret struetiOn, rtsrht or left hub ind axial bolt can not wisar, the e j« uniats and bearing* are extremely tfJL t *—* '—-• a|—-—11 ammji -, ironical and removable. The Aetna can be rlfprtl to any plow i two to Ove minutes time; is stroug :id durable, and altogether t,be beat >ult pr In the market. C. XL HARTMAN, and Self Mwifiittirtr, INCENNES, Ind.

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C. BAUM, Proprietor, Inform* the public that he has opened ■&■ In the room formerly occupied fay FRANK BtUOKKEACKl !w the Corner of Eighth & Main Sts., and trill always keep on hand a (nil and cam. plete Koch oi FIRST-CLASS GOODS! -M HIS USE-ZBZR^O-ST’SS Nev Picture Gallery, HISGEN S NEW BUILDING, Owe Mwr Earl ef Me»l|«ioerj’t Stare, FETERSBf Ke. ALL kinds of Pictures token at prices to soil times. CHILDREN’S F!#r£KES taken by the LIGHTNING PROCESS and satisfaction guaranteed. I make a specialty of FAMILY GROUPS snd can suit e*u b**h In Quality and price. We do COPYING AND. ENLARGING from old pictures snchespUiat you will be astonished when you.team caue prices. Call and see nsand we will eenvijfce you that eur Gallery la the “boa*."

"ADAMS BROTHERS, -PROPRIETORSLivery, Feed and Sale Stable, C'Ott.XHK SIXTH AND ViAlKCT ST».. X’atoxaVvifc* Xs».3L Horae* anil Ruggics for hire at reasonable rate*. StaJIautw! finfc Horse*. Hoaiis Fed or toe Oat ob vvzec. *50.00 (am AWAY! To introduce our ('ora ExtTaetor we wjp Tire on Feb. 1st. 1J*ST, to the first tiiroe persons sending in She three largest list* of word* made from the sentence “ Al1 ten’s Corn Extractor.” To the person sending’n* the ’arse*! lot. $25: to the second. $15; to the third, SIW.MU. ixo restrictions I other tha* that the word* shall he number ed. found in tfrtswr'l dictionary. and that ; no letter ahull lie used to any on- word of. tener than it appears in the sentence. Ka-h contestant ahull first send to our address, hi* or her name enclosing Sic in. silver or postsi note, when the name will he registered and a packs ire of Allen's Corn extractor sent post paid. Contestants will be furnished a cart! with the result as soon after Feb. tat as possible. Award will be made with utmost faimen. Address. J. £. ALIKS' * Co.. Orecneustle, Ind.

For Baking Purposes. Best in the World. For Sale bj T. L Flemia) I am now 4* year* oM, amt bare snffiaed tor tin- last Si Uoti yean with a long treat Idk Several nfcmbeiu of the family on my n» ,tier's side of U>-> he,use hod died %-ith eonsun.ttkm, and the doctor* were all agreed in tbElr* opinion that f had coiwomption also. I t nd ail the diseasing symptoms of that terri disease. I hsn Sjaeni thousands of dollars o arrest the ma-rch'of this disease; I hare «ntptayad all of the usual methods, not only n my own earn, bat in the treatment of otin members of my family, hot temporary re ef waa all that i obtained. I »* unfit for i .;isy manual labor ter several years. By etoac ; I came into pen worts a of a pamphlet on “B1.»id and Skin DSrcasa*,” from She fcfflc* of Si It Specific Co.. Atlanta. Oa. A Blend warsmended the use of Swift's Specific, clninn ur that he hthMsir had been areaUy benefit t ad to Swift** Be. It to the only medfclne that brouih! m > any rwranaaent relief. 1 do not say that SarUt'e Speclfi: will do this in e*ery ease, last m«i porttlv-if f filras that It has done f tills wash far me, find i would be re- i c reant to tt>“ deity 1 owe to v. lift ri ms human! ty if I failed to hear this ebewfut testimony to the meittr: orttris wnaderAi medielae. t am well known in the dty of Isloutyomwy, and can refer te ream of the bssi eitlaene In tbs

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ivo. ii aouuit arrives at oa, n. ana .to. ISfnorlhj at t>:3u p. m. Tra'r ran (tally except Sunday. connectiui; *il trains east anti wwt on O. A 11.ait waahii runs. O. J. GKAUMEK, General Ptnwiigct Agent, "pS mrmmnr corDssssR table; or time. riME ARE', IN EFFECT OCT. 11. ltW. ac«'3<Am !K loss's 9 »>■(»» s 3 3 : 3'3 « -» at m> © — « ta m m SfessSsHSStsk S* 86 » UtirtfO'D 3-3 33333333 S ■O 3 eo*9MuS w ss'ssafc* ? ■sro'S'O'cr'a J* 5 3 5 3 9 Si 3 *5-wjeco»»a|cr-cu« ^ 5S5li5Si5SvSft!£ ? ■O fflat; m »:9 m SB • u 335335333333 ~* j*. * . **sS 3 233 3' »lM«4®aia6 0l6#^»>® tJ sls'ss'ssirssisis ? ■ sosssot^li a. 335333533333 at «*»*.»» tit ■isiis -° •a ax;•as S£ 35333* »«* Sik »X» 5 33 C hue ■ »»»?»»«. 3353553 $SSr-g = S8St3 ? csrsaaiMiip «o 5353353333 Train No. 1 leave* Terre Haute at $:*> £ as. usd arrives in Evansville at 7:16 p. m Tn in No. 8 leaves Evansville at 10:90 a. :iu. am arrives in Terre Haute at i:H6 p m. 1 --sin* 5 and 8 daily with sleeper between Ns grille and Chicago, Trains S and 4 daily with sleeping cars between Evansville Ch age and Evansville and Indianapolis. TtuinsS sod 1 daily with through Bvddfct coi reh between Evansville and indianapod*. 1 i-aln* 9.1. S3, 94 daily except Sunday,

Tilth ULU KCUABliE O. Sz OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI. P i pular Tknaih Haute sat Direct Fut Line te mil Paints 3-iJa.st <5c West. Fmt fine, Beat iecouaiMtstioas sad Bare Cmsectlms la Ctlsa Depate. A THULE BALLY TRAINS 7 *ACa WAT BETWBKW * C jiciBMd, LoaisiUto tad St. Loafo, Mop plug at Way Points. L. larleot Parler Care ee ell Day Trains. Paten Sleeping Care an all Sight Tralae. FIRE Dit CttiCHI OS ALL TKAtSB. TRAINS GOING EAST: BTATtoaa. Acrom- Day Night mod'n Exp. Exp. Exp. ',r St. Louis ii£n •» Mam *T oopm *lTttpan *• « Mm. S iStu ra 10am s> 11pm 1**1 pm “ Gluey.. It 44am U 40am IV 30pm it ttpw •' Viswna’s 12 10pm 1253pm ll SPam fciOSaeu ■ Wasli'ton. It ifpm ISopmlltSam I3tpu “ MUrhtfil.. Siipm 247pm litem tttesu “■ Heymour Ittlpiu 343pm litem 432am ‘ N. Vernon 1iftpin 4 Mpm 4 item 43>am 'irClm-lnnaSl 7 60pm 8 -.Spun T ovum 7 £»um - -• Louisville, ft lupin 620pm V&tkua t Ahern TRAINS GOING WK8T: l.v rtncinn’ti i BUOtun *S15aui *TU0pm *6«luai • N.Veroao !litem 1037an* B«pmlV*i^m •* Neymoar >4Sem llOBam It) 15pm 11 Mpaa * liftcbcU.. HUBul.i liOlpm 1136pm 11 Iliaw ‘ Wash'tom. li SOam 111pm 1 Item 2*Um Vlni-ena’s 1 SOpm liOpm 216am 2 team “ Olney.. Htpm 301 put S Item “ Odin 4 13pm 130pm 500am lSlam Ar St. Louis 7£ipi»i liiupm 7 36am 74" >lecpi&! Car AcfGaodatioBa to :inclnnati, Loolsrilie Pittsburg, VasblBgtoB, Baltimore, In fork, St Louis, Cairo, In Ortons, aad all IwIrreeeAiate Pelale. For Emigrants and land Seekers, the “tit A M." is the Shortest and quickest route and >mvldes the heat accomodations. The O. <* 34. is the only Sine nmninr aeieepIttgcarof any description between CISCIS* S ATI and KT. U>CIS. Close and surMbnnections in Union Depot, at all terminal points for the East and Wee*. For reliable Information aa to rotates, rata* tfokefo. thne.efo., yg Agent Ohio A Mississippi RV Or S» N. CRARDLEB, TravTlSan AgC, Vincennes, Indiana. JOHN F. BARNARD, W. B. SHATTUC. r rrest and Gem Man. Osn. Pass. Aft CINCINNATI. O

BE SUES AE9 TAKE THE [oaisiille t §t Lotis [Louisville, Evansville * St- Loala H'j.) _ WHEN YOU GO East ox T*7*©f=rt, THE GREAT SHORT LINK /■ To all the principle Cities of the BA. end omclQf direct connection* at 8U Lwit^rttu •reins fotill porta la SilSSOClnr3^ NEBRASKA. KANSAS, CO LG RAJ*), TEXAS, lOWis, And theGrest Weat and North TM. Trains arriving at Louis Till* at 4:45 p. u . make direct connection* with trains on (>. <S STaUNTONj’ RICHMOND, WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK WHITESVLPHER SPRINGS, and all principle citier ofthc east. EXPRESS GOING EAST. Leave Oakland.. Idipm tiMam Arrive Louisville 7:14 pm rdSiiia EXPRESS GOING WEST. LeaveOokland .13:50 pan Bdliia Arrive St. Louis 7:55 pm SHKiua All train* run on Central Standard Tinea. Jgjp'iTralns 5 and 4 have Pullman Pablos sleeping care between St. Louie and Lon e, rule. The notice of Emigrants 1* especially Invited to the toUowiat advantage offered by tide This is She shortest line to M» Loala. This line connects at 8t Loala with Halloa Depot wKh train* of all roads leading Wist, North treat and Southwest. Ai! trains inn SOLID between Lea lev ih and St. I/ffttfi. Far full information concerning rowiea, rateable.. call npon or write to Geo. K. Evans, Gao. W. Crant Rscelver A Gen. Man. Cheif Clerk PSas/t pt. 3. T. HURT, Oakland City, {Agent L-, S. A Bt L »V. Mwstaiille, ladlso* ft Iriltupo j* No. !■ Indiana] No. 1 Chicago No. it Indiana] No. v Chicago