Pike County Democrat, Volume 17, Number 41, Petersburg, Pike County, 24 February 1887 — Page 3

Beal Estate Agency. P. W. CHAPPELL, prmtsisrnG, - - ixdiaxa All land* »n<l town pr»p*<tvK*i»xl In my IftHfMln ft trade will Iw n>lvnrti»el fteeuTdujnee. uri'icK-t'p itaiwirfw Ui/ l>n»s Hlfl«. MlOS. S. SMITH, tern FOB Six InMirmw* ronipanlen: aurunre Agent tliwe »« Uk tompw |j l| |> ||| |t||a ^ *«"•» aud c#ner¥S5S TV»8h. P. t. r«bui*. IikL CITY BAKERY! \ Sew Flnu-Irt Saaie. WM. V LIIUS, Formerly of Princeton, having |»urcba»ed the •tuck of A HAAS, will coulluuc at The Old sued, Ilia St. Set 7th il Mb, Where will be found a Brel-cla** atoek of Tuc; Groceris, Uis, Gps, TOBACCO. Ac., Ac. Hot Coffee, Lunches, fisc., Served at nil time*. Give him a rill. -o"srso:Eiej3— ’ Fresh 4 Hie, Sened uj Style, or by Cu ___ $100.00 III 85,810 and 820 Bills Every rmr, by not buying your BRVQS, ME MCI S KH. PA I NTS, OILS, WALL r.VPKlt, etc., At DR. J. W. I ITU City Drag Store. Where will aim be found a Irrgr iitoek of hghool hooks, net toot. scmiKii tr. ' A apeetalty Im made of UMur'gnnil*. Out Mnek I. the moot complete and price* the |owe*t. We menu what we nay, and oor low price* will prove It. While hlie here dnrlna the fhlr. xtve u» a rail and MV for yourarlvea. ItemenilM-r the place, j BERGEN’S CITY DRUG STORE, E. K. Kins'* Sew BalliUtts. S. II. WlIJMI.V K J II AKKI*. WILSON & HARRIS,

Resident Dentists Pelrrtkarf) Indiana. \jl3JX. -WCRX -WARlULSmEE Otkv in New ll.ink K iifiliti;. ADAMS BROTHERS, -PRllPKI ETORfli- \ lifer;, Feed and Sale Stable, Cob.ybb Hixtii Axn Walxit Hr*., , r*t«r«^urf Ind. linear* and BnRt» for hire, at r>a*oaabl» rate*. Near Badln! Kaf.' liond; lioRtKS Fan by tub Day ob Were. Csxaaa Bold on Cemml aalca. • SIBaSulD’Sr'S New Picture Gallery, HISGENS NEW BUILDING. •r Call af ttaaiiimrrf't HI are, m i KMIl lit:. \1.I. kind* of Picture* taken at price* to ■ult time*. CIHI.DRKN-S PlrTlKKH t tlpen lor tlo* I.KIHTNINli PIMH KHH Bad talofarllnii xmiranlertl. I make a apeelaltv of FAMII.V URiiUPHand ran mill you both In uuutlty and prlrr. WettoOfiPYIXO AND F.NLARUINU from old picture* uorheaptbnl you will la **tonh*hr<l when you learn our price*. Pal! and we u* and w* will convince yon that our Gallery N the “bom.” H»r«

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He County Democrat. THUHSDAV, FEBRUARY*!,1887. THE NEWS la Brief, With Pointers «a Business Matters. The rive- is railing. Princeton wants water works. Job work of all kinds at this office. Call. Not many people iu town the last week. The fruit crop u reported to be «*- injured as tret. Make up your list of garden aud dower seeds. . The rivers almost all over the North have been high. Two good farm horses for sale. Call on Dr. U. R. Kime, For sale at this office—printed newspapers at lOe per quire. We want every news item afloatln Pike and adjoining counties. Princeton talks of Water1 Works. We think the recent rains a good reminder. Exchange says that I)r. Charley will move with his Indian Show to New Harmony, Ind., in the near fuPersous wanting polices in this paper will please hand them to the foreman as early as Monday morning of each week. V I am authorised »<? name very lowrates to any point in the South. Call Princeton Clarion. Feh.17.—A number of the members of the K. of P. will go to Petersburg soon to institute a lodge in that place. Job printing is made a specialty at this office. Our prices are peso liable and wc will compare samples of work with any office in southern Indiana. Hire. on or address me at Pcter.-burg, lud , Gko. 8. Eiscri. |

Early sown wheat in this county begins to look well. The fear of a failure is not so disturbing as it was sometime ago, though the late sown wheat still looks sickly. Fight the railroad tax to the bitter end—and then fiml the bitter end to l>0 the sweet end to liiin that has only half as much tax to pay. provided good luck is In th<? township's favor. Oakland City Enterprise: The “Ten Dig ITn's," of Petersburg; haVe decided to give an entertainment on the 2Slli inst. Although amateurs, we predict that all w ill be pleased who go to see them. Seymore is talking of erecting starch works. Some town in south* ern Indiana will take upon.itself the energy to profit by such work, and that before Petersburg learns what she aud the surrounding country are losing by too much negligence.. The I'nioU High school w ill open its spring term. March 21. 18S7, and j continue ten w eeks. Tuition. (5 and (ft, payable in advance. Classes villi he sustained in all the common branches. For further informatior address M. D. Thom as. I'nion, Ind. Vincennes is preparing to organize a company, or syndicate. to extend! the limits of the eitv and to furnish building ground at cheap rates. There is nothing which keeps a town from growing like keeping every thing out of the reach of men of ordi nary mens. The man who sells lotat rcsonaWo rates does great good toward building up a town. A town can well afford to give away the ground on contract for good buildings. The Al. U. Field* United Operatic j Minstrel! show exhibited here on last j Saturday evening. The Minstrel j show 1* gencraly set upon as unchaste j 'lyml immoral. What the |>cople off j Petersburg think of this troupe was! illustrated by the imtqcnsc crowd that attended the cxcbition. Mon; t>eo|dc attended than can be gotten out to a church entertainment. This was, no doubt, owing to the reputation which this combination bore in the minds of the people. The attention of our readers Is called to the advertisement of Prof. Rttneic's school. lie is Principal of* the South-western Normal School. The past four years of successful work has convinced,, many people acquainted with this itortuai that it is a

good place for those preparing to teach. In this school are taught the: Common School llrancl.es, the High- j or Studios, Business Studio*, Eloeu- j tion and Music. t Thirteen teachers j are employed in this school. These j teachers are consecrated to their work, and they feel and take a special inter-c-t in all who arc intrusted to their care. The expense at this school is rery slight coxipared to the good derired. There is to be hold a civil service examination in Evansville to-dav for the first time. Tha neatest one lielld to that city heretofore was at LatiisI ville. The examination is to be attended by yonng men living within a radius bf a huudml miles of the city. Those who succeed in passing the examination, are to be given, at the first opportunity, a government position iin soiQe on* of the departments at Washington City. Jt is doubtful whether tbl* civil service business can be any improvement over the old plan. When the number who corse iuside the civil service riug becomes sufficient I v numerous there will lie competition and contention sufficient to raise rows in the camp just the same as ever. " *

•rill pay or it won't pa upending tin aucn who will invest if t vi need that it will pay. will even lose cothing. icoet ami I lie profits am! to the people. The col Demockat are open for lion. Who will reckon mp the affair? It Xo use g. Business plenty of iey arc Conor that they Con lit ihe •resent them mins of the Jie puiblicaPitcrsbnrg cyclone and a starch facifizen should It is not to be hoped tlial has wind enough for a not business enough for lory. No good and loyal e for once discourage this important enterprise. If we cannot I ave a starch factory, then give us a hominy mill, a butter dish factory, or tu ruing lathe. If we can do nothing letter let ns have m corn crusher at least. Then the town can run opposition to John Ash in the corn crushing busincs. It would be a good deal like ns here in Petersburg to run-opposition at home, while we let neighboring towns and states grow rich, and we watching each other jealously. TMs is not intended for a criticism upon any one, hut is mentioned as a gentle reminder of the fact that "in union there is strength." One man cannot build starch works alone. It it ill require a union of our wealthiest men, who have business* enterprise and generosity enough to do something for the benefit of the town and county. Lecture So. 4. Professor John M. Coulter, of Wabash College, will deliver the fourth icclire-k; Ut« tourac o( the Petersburg . ... iMtnte AssociatiotHHri' "4fv> March lib. 1887. "Our National Park" is!he subject of the lecture. Very few ire |looted on this subject. Mr. Coulter will certainly deliver a leciu re worth hearing. He and Gray. >f Harvard,are I he authors of "Botany >f Western United States.” He is done the author of “The Botany of I’lic Ilocky Mountains.” Ixrt everv me attend this lecture, as it Is one hat any can comprehend. question Answered. So many have asked us about the contract between Mr. W. P. Knight and the publisher of this paper that we give below all that can concern the citizens: Mr. Knight's interest in the advertising accounts ended when he retired from this olfice. Oct. 2d, 1888, and his interest in subscription accounts ended on Dec. 31st. 1885. Any one owing Mr. Knight will confer a favor by settling at o:icc, as lie desires to make collections in the easiest and tno-t speedily mamnor posable. Kitchen Economy. To save 10 cts. ou each meal amounts to 30 els. a day, or 4328.30 a vear. This is enough to keep a small family, and tnueh more than flic entire income of some families. The; cook that waits "till the dinner is over before warming water to wash the; dinner dishes must waste fuel to build an other tire, and lit she has not I judgment enough to know how much i and w hat to cook she may waste more Ilian the wages of a systematic hired cook. The farcing of potatoes,or the preparation of food by one who docs net understand the businies costs more in the year than the lios.rd and wages of an educated cook. We say ‘•educated cook,” for a knowledge of the great art of cooking requires as much education and accomplishment, iu its way, as any other art we can think of. For the South. For rates or infer-., matkie to any point south call on or write to ,Geo. S- Eisebt. Wire. On and after Februatry 1st, Preiglit t rains 27 and 28 will CarnfPtt^etigers between Evansville and Worthington. (i. J. (• i:\wmkk, G. P. A.

We have been written to for the P. O. address of W. I-Truitt. We think it is .Stends I, Iud.; if not, Mr. Truitt will correct us. Cheap Feel. All parties wanting crushed corn for feeling purposes ran get what they want by taking their corn to | •loho K. Ash, one miie sonti^f Petersburg, where they can have it Crushed for6c per bushel. Mill runs even Kridav. John F. Ash. Nates to the amount of <700.00 wen? stolen from a drawer in the insurance office of W. B. Criswell, of Princeton, on last Thursday night. Oakland City Santa! Institute. The Oakland City Normal Institute will o|ien .April 11th aud continue eight weeks. Its chief purpose ia to l>repare teachers for examination aud for their work. Boarding, <2.50. Tuition, <5-00. Address, N. C. Johnson, , 2$t4 Oak land City, Iud. Far Sale. A pair of fine bay mares, seven and right years old this spring, one wagnu, (good as new), one set wagon harnes, oue buggy aud harness, a uew Oliver steel plow. Any one calling before the 25th of this month w ill get a targain. Three miles and a half south of Petersburg #n Petersburg and Window road. I. L Fowmi J. J. Atkins, Chicr of Police, Knoxville, Tenn., writes: “My family aud I are beneficiaries of voiar most excellent medicine. Dr. Kings New Discovery for roiisnniption; having found it to be all that you claim for it,- desire to testify to f friends to whom I hit cl it. praise it at evety opportunity.” Dr. King’s New Discovery for Conh’coldj p and every a fM*

Auditor Itethel'and Geo Frank, of Petersburg, visited O. C. Tuesday SI is* Mellje Qpelt has been visiting friends and relatlver m Petersburg for the last week. * J. p. Martin, Petersburg. trss in town Saturday, and dollared the Enterprise while hew. T A. Bynum came over from Washington last Wednesday Tom It a welcome visitor in Petersburg. Mr W P Knight and,Rev. Vt. A. AsV boFy. of this place, were in Washington, Daviess county, last Friday. Oakland City Enterprise, Feb. 19th:— WiU Hudson, a prominent young business of Petersburg, visited (I. C. friends last Wednesday and gave thin office a Call. ' ’ ./ S: oar Carrespondemts. nos rUMlXTVItL* John Davis has bought the Whit Barber sawmHI. Frontary 17th.—Our weather prophet* are in despair Dr. W. R. Osborn has just recovered from a severe illness ^ ^Tbe infant child of John U. Chapman died r®ry suddenly last week. ^Lewis McWilliams, of Lynnville, was among us Saturday night and Sunday. John Baily had his foot seriously injured in an experiment at Duck w orth ft Co’s sawmill. John Powers run* the grist mil l Tuesdays and Saturdays. He had an enormous run last Saturday. Ira and Nina Ferguson, son and dangb- j ter of the county treasurer, spent part 'of last week among relatives here. The young folk had a very nice paitrnt1 Geotge Kirkham’s Friday evening, adTat Sam Shively’s Saturday evening. Dr. John Hamilton has returned from the Eclectic Medical Institute of CtncinVnUi' a full fledged M. D. He has made a siasd^'sfutfJNJjjrorgery, and has a fine set of surgical Instruments: >. . J. H. Stork, one of Pike county's most successful pedagogues, was in I bis rigion, Saturday. Mr. Stork will attend Medical Lectures at Lmiisvill, this spring. John William Ross and Kitty Parker, were, by the asistaneeof Squire Parker, made one, on Sunday at 4 p M. Here is a good example young people Who’ll be the next? Elijah W. FROM CLAY TOWXSHir

Mr. Alex. Otiphunt, the popular trustee of this township, visited the count; capital last week, to supply himself w ith the “one thing needful” to distribute among the teachers, wbS are always ready ami willing to receive their compensa tion. Prof. Thomas has an interestiiyp class in chirogvajhy at the Lewis sclmol-hpnse. The teacher and pupils are (jetting along Spencerianlv well. Mr. Jesse Hoover is occupying his new residence w hich is a neat and cosy building. Some mouths sines be lost a Hue dwelling by fire, ltv the way, Mr. 11. is one of Clay’s best citizens. Last Friday the patrons and friends of E. K. Me A tee's school met at the Lew is sehuotbouse to w itness the closing exercises At noon the tables groaned under the weight of the many good things brought there by tbs hospitable ladies of the neighborhood. We don’t w ish to be personal* hut Aasefc !>>w nsdale shari em-d his npt eti-ti* and ate three pies andTonc small chicken. At night there was an old fashioned exhibition If there is any premium offered for these items, hit it tie marked C O. D Thea lUhy wm slek. vrs gsrs h«r CASTOSIA, When she was s Child, abo cried tar C ASTORIA, Whaa she had CUUno. she gave tiiam CASTOKL Thanks. Mr. Editor: I desire, ill rough the columns of your valuable paper, to ^liauk the pupils and patrons of Algiers and vicinity for the aid given me in making Ihe term of school, which has just closed so pleasantly, to lie felt a success in every particular. The nice surprise dinner given on the last day, that all seemed to enjoy so well, will always be iremembcred among niv most pleasant thoughts. Oswalii A. Lett. Fir* at Oaklaad City. A fire caught in Herman Rock's saloon last Sunday morning between 4 and a o'clock. It soon caught Robinson's junk shop, and Da rid Schoonover* saloBn: also, Ad Wo<;k1 ward's blacksmiths shop, and du town lockup. All were entirely consumed. The buildings and contents were partly Insured. A correspondent of tbc English Farmers’ Gazette asserts that five |Miund« of common white beans ground fine and fed in half-pound doses with bran twice daily will cure the worst case of bloody milk. Brace l>. Yon are feeling depressed, your appetite is poor, voo are pothered with Headache, you are fidgetiy, nervous, ami generally out of sorts, and warn to brace up- Brace up, but not with stiinulents, spring medicines. or bitters, which have for their basis very cheap, bad whiskey, and which stimulate yon for an Iniar. and then leave von iii worse condition than before. What von want is an alterative that will purify vour blood, start hcaltby actionof Liver and Kidneys restore, vour vitality, and give renewed health and strength. Such a me.lteiue you vfill find in Electric, Bitter* and onlv 50 cents a bottle ait Adams ft Son's Drug Store.

All That it Lacking:. We occasionally receive wdl edited Journals devoted to the developcmeut of the industries of the South. It is with pleasure that we note the wonderful change of the last twenty years. The South is becoming a powerful agricultural and manufacturing district. We predict thal; emigration will hence forth be to tlte ioutlnvard to the debtriment of the "Mighty West.” It is very difficult to comprehend the magnitude of the greatness of our domain. The United States is truiev a great and good country. Purity of the ballot-box iind good, honest, loyal men at the: head of the government is all that hi yiit lacking. May the people rise up to make this demand with unfailing energy!

A Nasal Injector free with each bottle of Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price SO cents.—Sold by Erank A Hornbrook. The wise man knows he knows nothing, the foot thinks be knows all. Why Will Yon cough when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cl?, 60 cts. and $1, Sold by Frank A Hornbrook. We are horn crying, live complaining, and die dis appointed Shiloh's Cure will immediately relieve Cronp, Whooping Cough, and Bronchitis. Sold by Frank A Hornbrook. The remedy of to-morrow is too late for the evil of to-day. Shilohs' Catarrh Remedy,a positive cure for Catarrh, Dipthcria and Canker Month.—Sold by Frank & Hornbrook. What a dust 1 have raised, quoth the flyon the wheel. “Haeknietack.” a lasting and fragrant pierfume. Price 25and 50 cents. Sold by Frank A Hornbrook. Yielding is sometimes tlie best way for succeeding. Arc Yon Made miserable by Indigestion, Constipation. Dizziness, Loss of Appetite,Yellow Skin ?Shiloh’s Vitalizcr is a positive cure. Sold byFrank & Hornbrook. All rice infatuates and corrupts the judgment. For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, you have a printed guarantee, on every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer It never fails to cure.—Sold by Frank A Hornbrook. If you cannot bite, uever show your teeth. s. The Rev. Geo. IL Tliavcr, of Bourbon, Iml., says: “Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure.” Sold by Frauk & IIorilbfocL'. - — Get your corn crushed at John tt Ash's. One bushel ot corn makes two when crushed, costing only 6c more. It is cheap feed.. DO NOT NEGLECT TO READ SCRIBNER’S •' MAGAZINE Vol. X0< S, For February. It Contains: Julius Caesar as Pontifex Maxiinun. Frontispiece, from the bust in the Museo C.hiaramonti, in the Vatican, Engraved by W. B. Closson, after a pbatograplr fboui the original. ^ - Tl»c Likenesses of Julius Caesar, with il lustra lions from the author's collection, John C- Itopes. The Residuary Legatee: or The Post-Ilutnoiis Jest of the late John Austin. Part First.—The Will, of J. Dale. Half a Curse. A Story. Octave Thanet. Ivory and Gold. Poem. Charles

I Lyuty Luden. HdminiseencesoftheSiege and Comihnne of Paris. Second Paj>cr.— The £>iege. AYitb illustrations from portraits and documents in Mr. AVashbu rue's possession. E. B. AA'ashburnes, Ex-Minister to France. ' Seth's Brother's AVifc.—Chapters vl.-lx. Harold Frederic. The Last Furrow. Charles Edwin Markham. - Glimpses at the Diaries of Gottverncur Morris. Social Life and Character in Pans of the Revolution.— Second (concluding) Paper. Annie Carr Morris. > The Story of aMv York llohsc.— II. Illustrated by A. B. Frost. F. Hnpkinson Smith and G. AV. Edwards. II." C. Bu uner. ^ Our naval policy.— A Lesson From IS6I. James Russel Solev, U. S. Xavv. The Dncharmcs of the Baskatonge. Duncan Campbell Scott. A Story. ’ After Death. Poem. Louis Chandler Moulton. M. Coquelin. Brainier Matthews. * Russian Novels. Thomas Sergeant Perry. 25 CENTS A NUMBER. $3.00 A YEAR. OUILES SCRIBNER'S SONS, PCBUSHDRS, 743 and 745 Broadway, New York. Itch, Prairie M.fege and Scratches of every kind cured in thirty minutes by AVoolfords Sanitary lotion. Use no other. This never fails. Sold by J. R. Adams k Son, druggists, Petersburg, Iud. 27-ly A man "bo bac practiced medicine for tor years ought to know salt from sugar; read what he soya: ThUtno. O.. Jan. Id, )S*7. Messrs. F. J. tifiey * Co —Gentlemen: —l have been iwthr gewnl practice of medicine for most tS years, and would say that in alt my practice and expetienie, have never seen a prepart ion that 1 could prescribe with as much confidence «f success as I can Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured hr too. Have prescribed it a great many times and its effect so wonderful, and wou ld say in conclusion that 1 have yet to find a ease of Catarrah that it would not core, ir they w ould take It according to directions. Yours trulr. L. L. COfcslTCH. 31. D„ Office, 215 Summit St We wilt give UpO for ant case of CataiTh that can not be mired with Hail’s CataiTh Cure. Taken internally. K.J. CHENEY £ CO„ Props., Toledo, O. EV-soid by Druggists, 75 cl*. Pulmonary Consumption. Dear Sir:—I received the trial bottle ofyour bite Wine ofTar Syrup which you sent ui v address. My wife has iieeu tronlied itli’a lung disease for tuo-e than eighteen ■ars. ami was peonoonoed to iie last JanitT >:» the last stages of Pulmonary Cooimptioti. She commenced taking ynor tillable medicine amt received relief at ice. She lias used three boyles since and now using the fourth, and her health is uter than for mam vear* Wecheerfiillv commend it to ail ainiwed with any trouble the throat or lungs. We bow “ edicine throu-h John Totter. «* laut at l his place. Tears Hesp Kev.J.B.1 Susan E.I omIM:

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TKl'STFES’ K •TICKS. NOTICE I* hereby given to all parties. r»n. re rued that I will attend at my office Ui Otwell, at Breeden’s harness shop, IVUT MO»DA T, To transact business connected with the office of Trustee of Jellerson township. M.O RAY. Trustee. VOTIi'E Isbeirebv given ta *11 parties Interim rsied that I will attend lit my offlee In Steiiilal, EVF.KV SATURDAY, To transart business eonneittd with tlie office of trustee of laskhurt towi&tip. All person.* having boslneei with sahl iifflce will please take notice. O. J.GRK*»WAY, Trustee. VrOTlfE il hereby given to all partita concerued that I will attend at my residence IT BUY MOSDAT. To transact business conneetxi with the offlee of Trustee of Madison townsiilp. J R. BOWillA\\Tin»*ce. V'ITICE is hereby given to all persons InA limited that I will attend at my office at my rra^ldewre. EVKKT FBIDAT, to transact bus! ness connect! d with the office of Trusti-e of Marion township. All persons having business with said office will pleuse talra UOlICC. 1ELIAS GARRETT. Trustee. «rrEBI!ITEIVE.1T« BOT1ICE. pCRIJC examination of applicant* for — teacher's license will tie held on the last Saturday of each month as follows: For months having an even number of day*, at Augusta. For those having an odd number, at Petersburg. , , , , _ Aeertiacate nf good morai charac er from some member of the County Board oirjalucatton must be brought by appHranU: in the county and from County Snpertnlendent by tlioae oat of the county. J. IjJMMJNT, Jnnel.ISA. tlountj Mup’t. Ah End t* Bone Scraping. Edward Shepherd ol Karrishm-jr. 111.. un: -Having received si much brnefit from Electric Bitters. I reel it my duty to let suffering humanity know it. Have had a running sore ou^ny leg for eight year*; my doctors told me I would hnve to have the seven boles Bucklen's Ariteca Sal ve, and my leg Is non sound and well.” Electric Bitters are sold at fffty cents a bottle, and Bucklen’s Ameca Salve at 25c. per box by Adams A Son. Good Besmlts to Every Cate. paper dealer of D. A. Bradford. Chattauoaga. Ten— --- ■ I ..a severe cold that I_tided many rentedies without lenefft. Being induced to try Dr. King’s Sew Discovery Ibr Consumption, did so and entirely cured by use hythi.Wond.^^o^y.WiU

&2S6AL. Application for license. Wffll'K Is hurt? gitea that I will apply to Ahe Board of Com»ite>lor.m of Pike wunly, Iwlbiiu.attlKlrflucIi term. W, fora license to sell splritons. vinous and (iirlt Kquoirs, tn a loss quantity than a quart at a time, with tile privilege ef allowing tbe same to be drank noon my premises, for one year. Sly place of business, wnereln wild liquors are to be sold and drank, is a one-ntarj frame t’ulildiug, situated on lot number ninety-five (Bj, in the town at B’iislo*. P'ke rounfy, adiaua JOBS AL.-5TATT. A^Uatl«o f«r lleone. "V OTICE Is hereby siren that I will ap to the Board of CdfWmNsti.nersqf Pike county, Indiana, at their Starch term; WKT. for a license to sell sptif.nu*. Timms and malt liquors In a less quantity than a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the shine to be drank upon my premises, for one year. Sly place of business, wherein said liquors are to be sold and drank, is a oiu«*tory log bu lUllnir, situated on. the south-east comr r of lot number two SB, in.(lie town of Plessjmtvllle. Pike county, liidhma. TJiOSlAS B. OLIVE It. ipplinUoi for License. VOTIVE Is hereby given 4hat I w'll apply to t' the Board <»i Commissioners of Pike county,, Indiana, at their Starch term, IStC, for a Ucentse to sell spirihtu*, vinous and malt liquors in a lessqoantiiy than aenart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drunk upon m,v piemives, for one year My enee of business wherein said liquors ate to ■ sold and drank hs a Swo-Ktory brtek building situated on part of tor number eighty-four (id), in the town of Ferenthur*, I odlana. WILLIAM HIBOKX, Hr. ) Before James F. Hons, STATE Oy ftvptAPA. ! a Justice of the Peace PliKE Cocsrrr. ! in *n<l for Monroe 'fpj !h said county. .SlEOJt P- LOWEl Jons Woos>*uA Sow come* the plaint Iff and files his comSaint am! affidavir in, attachment showing at the defendoat, John WoodeH, is about to sell or cehvey hi* property subject to ejeoition, Notice is therefore hereby given s»ld defendant that aniens be lie and appear before the said Janies F: Boss, »t Iris ofilce In said township, on Friday, February 18, 1387, at 10 o’clock a. m., of “ala day and answer er demur to said complaint the same will hi determined in h1« absence Witness my hand Sfcls :M day of Jan , tW. SIS JAM Ed F. BOSS, J. P- iSSAtj Satifp *e PSiysfclaiis. IN PrHBrAXCE of tine law establishing » l County Board of Health, ami requiring all pis vsieians and ft -osnehu rs fc report to the secretary of said Board, I hereby requesta foil mmpUance with file Saw lit tills regard, and al:l licensed physician* aadt accaoebuts are hereby notified to address their report* and Bin business pertaining to my »«ce to _ X. COBIS, Bee P. C B- H., A-.ig:o*t», Pike Co.,Ind. Administrators Bale of leal Estate. NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of an order of the Klee Circuit Coart, -it the Nayember terns IMS. the andendgn^ AdminMrstor of t bat eaSsde of deceased, wiii dOter Sir aide at i ’"SfrulillAV, fttawv 19,18*7, ..Jiasa^asssSK'iisrASs I Lidia un, to wit: OnehqnJre-um BBB one, U,

WILLIAM filU Sr., Mniton, while President of the French R©puhlte said; “Ic suis; te restc !” (I am, i stay.) In answer to Hie many inquiries of my patrons fiirhovr tong a period I intend to stay in Petersburg, I reply I have come to Petersburg to slay, ami hope to build up a very largo business and in so doing to sare money f«»r gvery patron of my store. Tiie following are a few of ujo| bargains which I offer to tha public for the next tiiiity days: _ enter wood Wash Tik, (ram lie to 11.11, each. Coal Scuttles, Iron ,loe to 40c ouch. Coal Shovels, trout Se to lSe each. Pokers, 2c ie Uccarii. Sad Irons, Sc a pound. Acme t rying Puns, front 15c to COc each. Ie stamped and pieced Tinware, i keep everytMeg made. Every piece of my very best Tinware is Warranted. Every piece of my very best Tinware ia not to be found better auy where. Every piece of my very best 'Tinware is made of XXX tin, wliieb quality isjkuown by the peepie ns “block tin.” Jawelry, Watches. &c., Repaired and Satisfaction Guaranteed. Temple of Economy, WILLIAM HIS&EH, Sr., Petersburg, Ind« INlklA.tAPOI.tS JIOVKSAL. mmm mu DAILY, SUNDAY AND WEEKLY. Tie Hast CoBpitkNcw!fA|*r is All Departmeets ia tie State el Indiaaa. It is th» only paper in the State publishes all the news nmiishcd by the Western Associated and United Press Associations. Kepresentcd by special correspondents in every town anil eity in its Jietil. A complete newspaper In every department, having the largest general circulation or any journal in Hie state. Among the journal., regular contributors an- many of the hesl-kunwn writers of the period, wbe. furnish tegular ieafu., - . The Sunday Journal U the equal of ssy . newspaper in the country, and vastly superior to any in any ill Indiana, replete with news, stories and selected miscellany, prose and poetry. It has a circulation more tnaa double tliat of any Sunday paper in the State, jjjg mw stati Josnai {THE WEEKLY EDITION). too dollar per year, has a circulation extend, ug to every country in Indiana and adjacent erritory. It is a complete compendium of be news of the week:, accompanied by the ntest market reporls and special departlients devotetl to agricultural, hortieulturud ml household topics. It is complete Ik very department. TERMS OF SlBSCRlfTION. BAJ1.Y.. One year,, withont Sunday.Itthl Otic year, with Sunday.~.MJH Six mouths, witliont sunilajr. .jM* six months, with Sunday. jj.«> Three month, without Sunday. 3.1* Three months, with Sunday ..&U> One month, without Sunday. —/l.tll One month, With Sunday.. J.2U W*EKI.V. One year... .-.law Redaced Rules te Clubs. Subscribe wl tl. any of our numerous agent s or send subscription to THE JOURNAL EWSPFS OffiM! INDIAJf.lPO: * f\

n istm. l aieois. tts Caveats, Tiade Kurils and Copyiright obtained, and all busInKM in the 0. S. Patent Offlit attended to at moderate fees. Our office is opposite- the V. 8. Patent Offlee and wewe can obtain Patent In less time than those remote from Washington. Head Model or Drawing. We odvisa asto patentability free of charge; and we make n. charge unle«t we obtain patent. \ We refer, here, to the PostmaatCT.the Snnfey of Money order Div„ and to officials of tE5 C. te Patent Office. For circular, advice* terms and references: to actual clients In your* own State or County, ^to^ ^ Oposlte Patent Office, Washlngton, D. C . $50.00 OITBS AWAY! To introduce our Cent Extractor we will save on Feb. 1st, IMT, *50.00 to I he first three persons sendiing in the three largest lists of words made flora the sentence “AIten’s Corn Extractor.” Tothepersonsendn«t us the largest list. *26; to the second, «!j. |n the third, *I0-C.% So restrictions other than that the words shall be numbered. found in Webster’s dictionary, and thM no letter shall be u seohimrfif-tHlC '-itiHLst tener than it appears in the sentence. Each contestant shall first send to our address, his or her name enclosing 23c in silver or postai note, when the name will be registered and a package of Allen’s Corn extractor sent post paid. Contestants will bo furnished a card with the result as soon after Feb. 1st as possible. Award will be made with utmost fairness. Address, £. E. Aluck & Co,, Greencastte, Ind. ioo.ooe if Bins fioiffl s * 545 *CBK on long time. The most 'suerous cud promising Held tor settlement i ho 0 . S. Rull InfoimtajUm with Jgmd map FRSfc Address LAND COMMISSIONER. Wisconsin Central It. It, Milwaukee, Wla. WORKING CLASSES ATTENTION! We are now prepared toftarnish all classes with employment at home, the whole of the time, or tor their spare moments. Buisnesa new, light and profitable. Perseus of either sex easily earn from 3d cents to *3.00per evening, and a proportion sum by devoting all l heir time to the business. Bov* and girls earn nearly as much as men. that all who see this may send their adieus, and test the business, we make this oiler. To such as lire not well satisfied we will send one dollar to par for the trouble of writtinfi. Full particulars and outfit free. Address Georjte Stinson A Co, Portland, Maine. WATT can live a I home, and make more ¥ 1 f 51 money at work tor us, than at anyll/Up^g else In this world. Capital not needed; yo« are stated free. Both sexes; all agee. Any .m can do the work. Large earoin^s wire from first start. Cj»t* It outfit ami term* tree. Better not delay. Costs visi nothing to send us your address atwl fiud out: if yini are wise you will do e at eete. B. HfilltilA Co..l ortlaLd, Mata