Pike County Democrat, Volume 17, Number 42, Petersburg, Pike County, 3 March 1887 — Page 3

Real Estate Agency. i ' • P. W. CHAPPELL, . INDIANA PETERSBURG. All •»*! !«*'■ pmpcrly vlaml In my _i- f. «ill b»»rfvrrtl»«i frrt* t»f «ln»nfr. band. fur mU*- will urfH'ic— t'v *tulr»<4**T City Mru« Slorr.

11103. S. SMITH. A«**T PU> '"ZX * PrV*«*junf, !«*>■ ■cr \7r CITY BAKERY! Sew Flr»-Sew S*mf. avm. V LI1BB, The Old Stand, lain St bet 7th 4 Sth, L \v lie re will be (uuuil ■ ftr»t-«l»*» «*«ek of. Paiij He, Susus, Ggars, TOBACCO. if., it. Sot Coffee, Luaches, &c., .Served at oil Uuua Give him scalL -OTSTEKSfresh 4 Fine, Serf ed any Style, or by Can ®LOST !* $100.00 In $5, $10 and $20 Bills, Cvor, yw. by not lHiy1n« tour 4>KVG«. 11 KiUCI N K.K. r.V! STS. ill LS, WALL 4\WKK,ol«-..irt DR. i. w. bergen;s * City Drug S^oro. j iWUko will »!***> b<* f«un«! • »t«»ck of N Huol BOOKS, HTMOOL HLPI’l.IK* t<kr. A ** of thaw*1 good*. Out sUirb U tb« motet iviiiplfU* and ptiw* the Wc^mran what we nay, and o»r low prleea will prove it. * } • . , J “ While hero dnrthc the fair. «ive u* a cal! • and Mv fur yuUDwlvra. lt aueinler the place. ] BERGEN'S CITY DRUG STORE, C. B. King’* Sew Kuildinfr. E J IlAKttt*. WILSON & 1UBK1S. Jb 11. WJUJMX f

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Pike Count; Democrat. -—-— THURSDAY. MARCH 3, 1857. THE NEWS la Bri+f, With Painters on Bantam Matters.

■ Circuit court next Monday. Commissioners’ court next vrwk. Job work of all kind* at this office. Call. 1 Wauled at this office—to buy some corn. For good white oak pickets call on Jehu II. Gray. For sale at this office—printed newspapers at lOr per quire. Tim Shelby ville gas well lias reached a debth of 120 ft., and is t-ot a gas well vet. Remember the lecture on March the 4lb. It i« worth a good deal to know all about our Xatioual Park. '_Ji_— Those wanting good pickets (or fen ciug will do well to call ou John Gray south of low'll. There have been nearly two hundred con vert ions at the recent revival meeting at llaxelton. For the .South. For rates or iiufortualiuc to any poiut south call ouyr write to Gto. S. Kiskrt. Persons wanting notices in this paper will please hand them to the £«rein a u as early as Monday morning ol each week. Mrs. George Finney euteitaiiied a miuilicrof her many friends «11 la-1 Friday evening. It is reported as a happy evening. 1 am authorised to name very low rates to any point iu the South. Call ou or address tue at Petersburg, lud. G go. S. Kscrt.' Job printing is made a specialty at this office. Our prices are rvsouable atnl we will compare sain pies of work .with any office in southern Indiana. A dwelliug house jyt Alford, tw.o miles east of llii« place, was destroyed by tire on last Friday night, Iueiudiarie* are said to have been around. Xo insurance. Tbi Union High school will o|>on its spring tet in. March 21,1887. and continue ten wycks. : Tuition, $5 and fti, payablem advance. Classes will be sustained in all the ; common branches. ‘ For further information address. M. It. Tiiomas. Cniou, Jud. The 1)-S>is county lair w ill give a prcitvuiB of 43 to any couple who will i>c wanied ou the grounds diningtlic fair. There will be a baby show also. Otk'fing these premiums so closely connected may work too severely on the imagiinatiou to be successful. ,E. IF King brought from ^Hoiridj; a few days ago a flower wbiidi Is said to be imligiiiou* in China. We have examined the curious and beautiful plant, blit have so far byyn unable to name it. its root is like that of an onion witb many more and larger rootlets. It grows in water only.

More than a year ago. Miss Ixtvey Kelley, a school-teacher of JetlV-rson township, punished a son of Mr. Meyers. The Jasper Courier published a current rumor that the boy died of the whipping. Miss Kelly soon after brought suit against Mr. Clem meat Doane, editor of the Courier. A change of venue was taken to Kvan*ville where a conclusion” was reached on the 24 ult. The damage was assessed at oue hundred dollars. J Menu ho are not qua&atcd to fiB office are the ones u ho fail the «<ftener. Soar office holders are not able to write eorrcetly a decent postal card, llow such ruen cau keep hook^ *orreelly is incomprehensible. A teaclie« of thisxounty received from a tru— tee la-t fall a postal raid as follows: Sept, the 21th ls« Mr. » • • * i hate Select the Warrick’t’o man to Teach the School 1 Forgot to let you So A Bout it To; I got your Card. The aliove is not unlike the witness in aju-lit*#'* court iif Warrick county some years ago alien teachers could follow tlie bu-iuess whether qualified or not. When the teaeher was asked the question. “Did rim -*c the fight ?** he answered, "I leached the school, 1 sut ou the Iqg. and I'need the tight." The entertainment given by tlie members tjf the ITe-bvteriati Church op lire 22d ult. in cotnnicinoration of Washington's birthday occurvd so close to our but week's issue that we could yol give it the deserving notice to which it was so justly cuiltled. The parents of this town owe si tribute to the Rev. Ai W. Freeman for the interest which he lakes in training the young peojdc in "the way tlu-y should go." The lit I It- tollts did themselves ami their instructor justice. Their performances and recitations were sa.d to be gill that could bees ported of as youug |>eople anywhere. The recitation of f poem giveu by a five years old daughter of Mr- AI llra..eltou pas apim-lhjug seldoxt equalled. Be ujah is ay iufaiit womler. The next most interesting feature was the Broom 1) ill of fourteen young ladies under tlie instruction of Mr. "AI Brwaeltou. It is said that this drill was equal to the best dtills of Washington's Veterans of 177F. The young ladies to whom is due so much credit ".re the following: Sadie Berridge, Maggie Davidson. FWn m-e Capehart, Lollie liettss, 1 Grace Adams, K. Lou Whittinghill, koe Dobbins. Era Hicks. Nellie Lingo, Mattie Canon, Lula Martlet, Essie Jerrald, Clyde Carpenter, and Lillie King.

Oar Tow a.

Ii is a common saving of travelling men 4ml visitors to Petersburg that our people are social, accomodating awl clever. That, for a tow it of its size, it possesses as much true manIiikmI Mitl womanhood as any town which they evejr visit. We have heard this remark made by strangers who did not know at the time tint they were talking to ait individual who lives in l*etersburg. For this reason we think the many remarks whicli we have heard of this kiud eould not have been made for flattery. If they had been for flatten, they would have heel made in a iimmier I to Ik* taken by persons living here. As this has often not been the case, we are convinced that Petersburg does contain as well bred ladies and gentlemen as may be.found anywhere. It makes us feel good. We are proud' of the fact. ii It Is true, however, and uo one is more willing to admit it than vs are. that our citizens like to kcc/ what they honestly earn, and thul they do not love uhprofiitable invest-uu-uU; but, while title economical idea is in a stage not liable to be molested, there is nothiug which «-ouhl be cal led parsimonious in tbe cliaractcr of any of our citizens. It' any one moves to Petersburg and finds the merchants treat him well, he must not think it is because Ids “custom'’ is wanted. If he does he generally makes a mistake. Of course, a merchant wants all the good custom he can get. Tilts he ought to wapt to do. It is human. H is alt right. Yet, it you wiifstudv him, you will generally find his kiuduess to continue with you whether you ever buy of him or not. If a lady or gentle man lends the members of a church to be’ ; “very kind,*’ *it must not be taken as au invitation to “cSme into my church.” Not at all. We have [church members here who are more accommodating, more magnanimous, wl.olc - sould. golden - hearted than this.' As to our preachers, wc have only three stationed at this place. Wc have yet the first time to hear "aught said against the good character of auy of them. If the pruuing in the “Master’s vineyard" is not done just right, it is no fault of theirs. 4»o far as in them lies the power to do* they accomplish all. - . ' j The above may sound a little fljattcring to, those not well acquainted with the town, but we want to say tjhat it! is not at allo.ver done. Like alljotherj communities, we may haveour citizen j whoocctsionally steps aside in human- j ity, aud cjthibi*.* the fallen trait-. , What to>vu on earth has not? I But let us say that IVtershurg lias as lew i such ones as any town of its size.! This is not so very small a town, j and. considering that our Elder Broth- ; er. our “school-master,” with all his j goodness and his divinity, could not ; get twelve together without a .Indus, j sc niu-ft know that way ward ness can be found by hint whose mind grovels in the base aud the untrue. And hourst friend, however, will find but little hallow ness iu and about Petersburg. If you become one of our citizens you will be convinced that few places on earth are like Petcrsburg.gnd that, with a little prbgivs- | sion. a city may spring up here, We ! look Tor an immense growth of this [ place. We may take occasion [iu the jmcar future to tell you w hy. V

Mr. James nuns a weiuw-a«> tanner i*f Jefferson to« n-liip. died on Ia*t Friday uluroug at 3 o'.-.Lwk. of w list attMtd to be some tiling jike an auth/ax on tlie back of his iierk. I>rs. Link and Harris rendered all a—istance possible, but the trouble was tod great for surgical and medical skill. Mi-. Willi* was hurried Saturday. 1Lleaves a large family in good circHJii-Islain-c*. lie will lie missed by his family, and his friends, of whot|i he Lad many. Mr. Willis \ra« a gu.nl citizen, a kind husband and an ulli-i-linnate father. He has )>assed away just as his Life's shadows began to fall westward. We know of no jtwau whom we will miss more from Jefferson township. We extend our tcndervst sympathies to the bereft family and friends. y ^ laid ut Thanks. • I desire to thank the people of Pike and adjoiuping counties for tl.e li'ieral and piotitable patronage which I have hertoiore enjoyed. I now retire front the firm of Montgomery and Hudson, haring sold to Mr. J. Ik Young of Petersburg, aud desire to return my moat sincere thanks to those whose friendship and patrouage i hope I have merited. Respectfully, I'. K. Mostuomkky. Tl*e K. of P's were re-organised at this place last night. Further wot ice will be give u>xt week. iaHirarat. Having succeeded Montgomeey & Hudson, w e wish to inforiu the public that we shall be pleased to receive a shat* of their ti-ade. We exjiect to sell ouly for cash and hojic to be able to otter extra inducements to cash buyers. Call and see us. P J. Ik Yorxu ACo. M rs. will Bcrrulge, and her utother | in-law, Mrs. Robert Ilerridgc,called at I this office last Tuesday. Cheap Feed. AH parties wanting crashed corn j for feeding purposes ran get what i they want by taking their corn to John F. Ash.oiic miie south of Petersburg, where they can have it crushed fortic per bushel!. Mill runs etrery Friday. Juir\ F. Ash. Oakland City Sanaa! lustitate. The Oakland City Xormal Institute j will open April 11th am! continue j eight weeks. Ilis chief pnrjKise is to . prepare teachers for examination aud for their work. Hoarding, 12410, Tuition, ♦tt-OO. Address, X. C. Joiixsov, |28t4 Oakland City, Itid.

Personal Paragraphs. Mr. Emory McAttee goes to low school sum. The Auditor of Dubois county was in Petersburg Inst week. Miss, ssidie Ber ridge has been rmitinjr in Evnasville for several Jays. Frank IMashrout of Mt. Vernon, was in Petersburg last Friday.’ Hamilton McCain and J. C. Bnidy are subscribers to the Dkmockxt. Mr. John -V fcett and Patrick McXabb called on -the Hehockat last Saturday Mr. Lorene Hoover, of Clay lownsMp, will at tend school at Oakland City this spring Miss Mary GU-zeu,the accommodating expostmistress, culled at. this oCSce on last Friday. Mrs'Perry Miley wilt attend Prof. Crouch s spring school. She is preparing to teach. Thus. J Howard and his sister will attend school ir. Petersburg this spring. They n ill profit by it. John Ash called Saturday aa did also J. W Selby, E. *1. Mc-Atee, E..« Hewius, and T F. Craig It. II. Me Xabb spent part of last w«ek in Petersburg. He is suffering of what seems to Ire some form of lung I rouble l»r. E. J- Harris lias returned and open- d his offica again in Bank building He is now ready to do all kinds of dential work, and requests his patrons to call on him. \V A. Uichardsom went to Oakland last week to see alter the interests Of bis marble business, which lie has just opened up in the building next to Bank’s furniture store. Our genial friend, John Cahill, who has for a long time been In the country supplying a tong felt want by Hie fanners of this county by selling all kinds of fruit trees. Ac., is again in town ou a vacation to spend a day or two.

From onr ('orrespontlenfs. LOUAS.—(TOO l-ATK KOtt LAST WEKK ) Mr EditorPlease f How space in your valuable paper for a few items from l.»gan llur schools are all out Health is generally good. Peaches are not billed jet. , ( A lieu loveless is very sick ' Wheat has begun to show itself. We have plenty Of rain and mud. Patoka has been very high, though It is falling now John West is engaged in trapping this winter, lie is catching “lugciis" ot coon ami wink. Miller Bros, are very busy building rafts, so as to get their logs off on this rise They want to get twenty rafts off as soon as the w a ter goes down enough. The General Baptists commenced a protminted meeting last Saturday at the Centre school-house They ordained two preachers on Sunday, namely, George Bouton and George Snyder, of Missouri. Mike Jleatman’s school closed last Friday lie had a nice time, although the | bouse was too small to accommodate al*. Jit norm we were furnished with a nice dinner prepared by the patrons cf the school, to show that they appreciated the work that was done This wiuur. in Mur evening we bad tile pleasure of hearing some very tine, pieces delivered by the pupils, and a very lew words by the trustee, followed by J-.' Ki leg Who m; de a very appropriate speech. Mr. Ileathuian thanked the p,«pils for their kindness during the Just two terms of school, also fort be splendid dinner was closed with a valedictory address by Ella Miley. Majolica. FROM MONROE TOWX.SUtP. t’m (lie Demount.—The Mason school closed Friday, Si Hit. The patron > turned out vlth Well tilled baskets. and spread one of the finest or dinners. There W ere more tiniai a hundrwl visitors. After all had feasted to repletion, there were gathered Di.i uv basketfuls of the tempting morsels With the ope*u-li.nnled generosity, aid progressive spirit of »he patrons, the Mason school is bound to come to the front May alsiiidanee ever smile uimu that i.ioruor »f Mouroe township: Was There.

I'ltirM (ITWItU.. ; to enter npon their Health good in general, with a fe w ca**» of pneumonia. however * ^ /Wx. Link has lieen attending on Mr. James Willis who lias lieeu very si t. I.atkr — We hear that Mr. Willis h-is died *■ Farmers are preform spring work. Our new store-house is nearing rompleHou. It will be a nie" addition to nur tow a. Our Suitilay-sebnol is progressing nicely. Thomas Sullivan has been pulling the niliil whistle the past week. Our schools are nut genc-ndy ami teachers seem to he glad. Mr. S. U flarjt is going spring teq» here. Itai.vx to teach I llJUtS. 1 Wheat is looking heller Horse* are in -•<»«! druiaud. Farmer* are sow in? ekiver settl. £ Jiilaa Loveless has been on tine wick list. He is better 7|ie meeting at the Sitnson •rhMMffNMM! held by Bm Wallace closed on the 2nd olft. j Sij were taken into the chun-k and there; were many owtmiMw lire Wataee has gui/t.d a l»«-t of friends liens May-he la- ,crow lied with success. j Nathan Ruutble bus,moved fiotn 1-ngnn township to Oakland t'ity. his future home. H> are iti turned that J M I* has off. red 11, F. a ln ge sum to publi~b hi*, history in-iias A. form. The writer is to lie preseited one oi the tats || seems that every body wants to iu>m what is pang on in toga a end elsewhere Boys, sign fur the Dis h rat. Tbere is talk of a new chun-h in this vacuity a church will increase I be value uf tur land las vs not let this j» by wiibout one !a-l vis put our little tiaitesitis SKrter to build a church and ibe L»rd will Whws'us. Ouiunff Jons. & Excursions ta Florida. Tlie E. Jt I. will sell excur-lon tickets »o Florida (Mints ou cacti Wcdutstlsty in March, at the low rate of one limit reel tare for the round Hrip, ticks els good 30 day®. For further info rmation .apjdr to — E. B. UcsKKL, G. J. Grammar, Agent, Trafic Magr., Petersburg, lml. Evansville, lad. L ■ CATARRH CURED. I*rof. furtt* has thtwnnyfcly th-monstmlied by his great discovery of ~tOXON-B,“ that; this dreadful Uiseats- can be quickly and perinaucutiv cured. It makes no aUft-emW; If I (he case has bet-tune- chronic, or uttfiUrflJra bate felled, the -VU3SUNK TKKATklKKT” w ilt cure it every time. It is neifilter drifts ' iMw suuir, and sKttttld no! hr classed with pat* eiit trust: urns. To uilrtid.iee liil- iia-» tresla..nt oil it* merits, we wtl! deliver, ehnigw prepaid, one n-Tu(:ii- fft T re; it men t I’m- tunny J cutarrn sufferer fu the L'ntled .-Ww, alto p *rpd* ns at once talk mpsw anil post, .flee I mid res*, and * rent s to cover ebaieita. boxiujt and delivery. In ordermc ask mr^-Mmrm : «<v ,»r Address Curtis I , X. \. ikimf

Puljuouaiy C isiiinirt ion. Dear Sir :—l received se trla 1 bottleof your Wfeite Wine ofTar S> ip which you sent to nir address. My w -lias been troubled with a Urn? disease f«' iinre :lwn eighteen years, and was prmioi red te le last Jwriiary in tire last stares >f Pulmonary Coilsumption. Sire eowt need taking your valuable medicine a received relief at r»ire. She lias used tt w hordes since mud is now us'inr the fottrt and her I e tllh is better than for many J ars We cheerfully recMunnend ft to ail alt! ted with any trouble urthe throat or lung We now get our medicine thruugli Jot Potter, our nierchaut at this place. ■? sirs Ues|ieetfullT, lbv.J.B. Fly, Brookline Station. 1 . Sosnn E. Fly. The-best soils foi wool are also tluc best for mutton, a l it: s necessary that the land be d y,for damp soils arc fruitful causes f such di-eases ais liver rot, fluke and ■ I tot. Itch, Prairie Mat je amt Scratches of every kind curei In thirty minutes by Woolferds San ary lotion. Use no other. This ne rr faiits. Sold by J. 11. Adams & Sor druggists, Petersburg, I ml. 27-lv

State of Ohio. Ct r o». Toledo.) Lucas Coi n v, S. S. ) Frank J. Che et makes oath that he j.s the sen r pirtiier of the firm of E. J. Cue et A Vo., doing business in the Clt of Toledo, Coun - ty and Slate atore- Id, ami that said fi rut will pav the f m of OXK HUNDRED DOLLARS breach ami evert ease of Catarrh t it etui not be cured bv the use of Ham < Catarrh Cure. Fit Sworn to before in toy presence, t! (’ember, A. D. ISSi A. I XK J. CHENEY, tie and subsct-ilied s 6th day of DeGLEASON, 2fttfary Public. 1*. a—IlalPs C’a irrh CurJ is taken internally and acts directly tt|»on the Iboml and itmeiis irfaces of the system. Send for tes tnonials, free. F. J: Cl IXEY .% CO.. Toledo, O. Sold .by Dru gists, 73 cents. [42ml Carriages and ft in wagons 1 might be made to Iasi t\v a* as tong if only a few moments wc e spent each week during dry wcatiu in tightening up the bolts tiiat hold ic wagon together. SIIILOH S VI! VLIZ Kit is what yon need for Con tipatiun. 1a>ss of Appetite, Dizzinc- and ail symptoms of Dyspepsia. Pr e at) and 73 cents per bottle, at Fra; c & Hornbrook's. If the new cock rvl vou have just purchased fights v th the others shut him tip ill a dark eoop in a warm place for a week o ten days, feeding sparingly all theti »e. After the time has expired, take him out and put him in with the re . and the chances are he will not fig t again, CROUP, YV1K )I*IXG COUGH and I&ronchitis in aediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. Sold b/ Frank & llornbrook. There Is more v >ol grow u on each i slteep tlian former , I lie av erage hartfig donbled in tw lty-dveyears. In 1830 the product fas two and one half pounds |>er si ep, while in 1883 it bad risen to fiv| pounds. This is due to the grading ip of tire common flocks and iuiprov ig them with the use of merino ram , CATAltltil Cl RED. health and sweet breath sec red, l>y Shiloh's | Catarrh Remedy. Price 30 cents,! Nasal Injector free Sold by Frank & Hi rnbropk.

If we would dii 11 the cream at tliie [mint of mild acid v, sirs the Xew York Tribune, tin -otigL Ijfi wash out the buttermilk wi i weak brine and theifc salt the butte in a brine balh, iu-tcad of workint dry salt into the blitter, thcconstun -world soon come lo learn that bii er has a flavor of its own imlepeude t of 'tilt. SiriLOIL'SCOl ill and Consumption Cure is sold l us >u a guaranlee. It cures roll.- mptiolll. Sold by Frank Si Ilornbrix c. Never place freJ'rnit, cheese, lish from which anv eggs are rxlreiueb ing (tower, and in they are enntamin cles of objects iu tl by which the (leen taste of a new-laid eggs bear lard, ar other articles ador a rises. The aelive hi absorba very short time ed by the pariiir m.-ighborho «1, ar and exquisite gg is destroyed. For lame back, Shiloh.s Porous ide or chest, use ; luster. Price 25 > cents, at Frank & lorn brook'*. Some one wants to fceil 100 fowls them iu the mori warm feed, at noo of wheat or oats s all the coru lhey w is about the corn* in; hens. If they feet] them three ti will eat up clean. a know how much In winter give j ng six quarts of the same aiuouiil j id iuthe evening .1 run after. This f amount for lay- f re being fattened e* a day all they • THAT HACK lie so quickly core U'e guarantee it. llorubrook. \'t; COUGH cam by .Shiloh's Chit., Soki by Frank Si It pays to' cler from the'hens. Ij ditflcult matter foi snow is deep, and suffer from hunger go the task of tra' Alter cleaning aw leashes ou the g the drinking watt vent it freezing. the snow awa> i omotion is a very! poultry when the j ae kens w ill often milter than under -! riling in the snow, i r the snow sprint* I mini amt changej freqiieiatly to pie- I SLEEPLESS X eraIde by tiiat terr Cure is tlie inm: by Frank £ Horn According no lit braska Hort icul State has now abt growing forest, it set 600.000,000 yo these there have 12.000.000 fruit t grape vines, si vas bushes and pta quantities of oru: GUTS, made m!isde cough. Shiloh’* y for you. Sold rook. fl-pirt of the Xcral_ Society, that it 250000 acres of whi'-it have been ng trees. Be skies WILL YOU S jtep-ia aud Liver Vitalixer is guar At Frauk & Hor, ted over 2JWQ.00E) of berry mu ml css shrubs. ; ~!i — with Dyni Shiloh « cure you.

We Ukeptuamijif in .imiwinelii" that we have perfected; rtangviuenu with the poblisbgrs of tile l»MK\aLL\' POPlLAtt ILhl’STBATI.D JCliiNAl, msMMmtrAmvtfaaaetaisarasmz!. So tha t we can oBbr it with the DKJtorltATfor One Year For $1.40, Payable in Advance GOOD CHKElt will ho found: a treasure in'every family it enters. It contains good reading lit ittw for everyone, votfint Ai»L> ol.n* Euch number contains s r<Kii thiwe to six choice stories; a variety of excellent poetry; instructions in divssnnd needle wart;; tints on fashionuseful receipts; kBrcATOKtAL, sctiffirirtr and uihtoricai, auticlbs, ami a general variety of mtscetluneous reading—nil tint van be crowed into at pages. We also offer you fora year’s s« bscrip ion the ItEtocttAi and •THE CO Each number contains 16 page* of ealuiibte information for the farmer and housekeeper. It Is a journal of country life, and should he In every muntry home. Fina lly, we offer you Ibfcgur regular subscription price the Democrat and f

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N OTICE is hereby Riven to : llp.'irtlefi con rvrn.it Unit 1 kill attend ill my office l: Olwell, at Breed* n’s harness aiiop, EVERT JtogOAT, Totmnsact bagiaeai connected Mil it tin' offict of Trustee of Jvtlvrson township. M. OKAY. Trustee. VOTICE is hereby given ts»l parttcsinter s' csted that I vritl attend at my office In Mtcudul, *“ F.YKBT SATfUnA T, To transact business eownected with thr offiM ,f trustee Of 1/n'k hart tnwnsbi p. All-person-IlItViltZ _——i*W o.<1.1 .tlllnA Will tilAfUi. take notice. having business with said office will i'lvns O. J.URKEN WAT. Trustee. VOTICE is herebygiven tpjill parties roil Cornell that I will attend at my re.-tdeuo EYIKBV MOSBAT. [•*> Inmurl business connected with the ofltc. ,1 Trustee of Madis.ni ta*».'$£s , Trustee. VOTICE is hereby given t« all persrm* Sn- ■' lr rested that 1 will attend at my; office at my residence. EVJEKT rRTI>AV. o transact busim-ss connected with the ofllc .f Truster- of Marion towusbij*. Ali'prrsom t;tvitut business with said office will pleas* uke notice. ^ ^ Tnttt„. MPEKISTEMtEXT’S AOTICK. Pl’BIJC examination of applicant* for teacher’* license will lie held on the ■st Salimlnv of each month a* follows: rtn nontks having an even unitiWr of days, at lus-ustn.' F.»r those having an odd hmuber, it Petersburg. 1 . . , A rrrttliemfe of good moral character from tine member of t'u- C.miity IVwrd of i.dueaU.n must be breugM by applicant* In th. ounly ami from County superintend*alt by h*wc out of the county. J. Is Mol -*T. Jim* I. ISbi. county Sup’l. Sot ire to Phyalelcas. >• PCRSCANCK of tlic law cstabilslilng a County Board .if Health, and requiring all hvsichinsami avrouebur*to n«|sin lotAeaac; flare of said Hoard. I here!Of requesl a fuH ompliamv with tiie law In tilt*, regard, and II licensed physicians ami iteenurblire are crvd.v not:lied I*> address their reports and II business pertaining to mv < IfiielO A . CORN, Her P. C H. II., Augusta, Pike Co., iud. An End to Bone Scraping:. Eilwant Shepherd «i llanishnr". IH.. *vs: -Having received so much IJenclit run Electric Bitters. I Teel it mv duty to let offering hunianity know it. Have had a iinnini; sore on mj leg for eight yeats; my lattor* told me I would have lo bare the one scraiwd or teg ampul tiled. I used, isle ad. three butt tea of Elect ric Bitters and mm hosts Buck leu’s Anuea halve, and iv leg is now sound and well.*’ Electric titters arc sold at fitly cent* a bottle, aud iiicklen’s Arms Salve at iSe. per wx by Hiatus Jc Son. Good KebuHs in Etcrj Case. I>. A. Bradford, whoiesal paper deiler of lattauuaga, Tcnir., write*, that lie was riottsly affiM-ud with a severe old fiat (tied on hi# tames: had tri.d many remitt* without bcia-fU. Being induced to try r. King’s Sew Wscnvery fm Consumption, d so and was entirely cured by »’ie «*f » a bottles. Sine* which time he two used :in bis f.mllj for all Coujfho nnd CoMs itb best results. Thia w theenponenee rhoUHAtl«|« « \MT.xmA~w4 luJ# W ilfMp it teat

LEfilL. Application for License. VOTIVE Is Iwn br Eiven fh:d I ffl’l Apply to A the IlonnI ef4'ftmmL««iuers Pike tv, Indi»!i;i. nt (U Jr ,>liUvli term. lkK7, lor m Ilfritse toivSI vi»u.ns ar.rt mult llqilORi, till h less quantity th^n » quart at a lime, tritli tlie privilege of isltowlitje tile same lobe Imnk ujx»n my pR'mfcw, for one yi»r. My i»iaeet *f nusiovss, wlirn*tii said JhjU«r» are to be told ami lirenK. Is a «>:«?-story frame NiUdlos. situahnl ««u lot mimber niorty-8ve ‘ *■»;', la the town of \Vi»**4ove\ Pfkv eoisivty. mlf.m* JOHN A i.NT ATT. Application for Urriist. NOTICE is hereby "Sven that I w3l apply ! l:n tin* K»»ard «*? I‘otiuoiiwhittint «>f lake hountv. Indian:*, at fh«*ir I'Jttnh !rnu, Ui.'iX. i fora lieense to sell solriums, vinous ami limit ? liquors :n a .{uaulily vha*> a «*imrt at a ! riant*, w»tli th* |Hrlvi!ej»e of allow in the amine ; ■o la* dm 11k tt§M*tt my prtUitbw*, for «na* year, i My pl tn- of badass wherein siifel liquors lie to be soft «ml drunk, Ik a os»*-story h«r mildliic,situated «*u tin soutlfc-eMSf vomer of tot miuiber two <2>. in the t«u n of i h-usaut- , rlUe. Pike eottutr, Indiana. TtioMAS B. OLIVE I*. • Application for License. Nt >¥n' X is Imrhy give n th« I w*15 apply to I lit- Ilounlof Ci>nilil»i<iAn)M|( Hkf eounrv, Imlimin. at t heir Masi-h term, iie-L f--r a II- •> ime ton'll spirttvns. tlwras ami mail lt<t— uors III .1 Ik« uautit; iliU »<|W>I at a time, ivitti tlit* privilege of til Ion ii*s tin- name to Iw Ir.mk upon my premises. for one year My of ualatw w herein act id Honors an- to I* snM ami drank in a two-story brick boildma ififustU-dnii part of lotntMtmrif efijgiit y-tuur .sti, in the tun of Pen rsburg, Imilumi. WILLIAM HlNiJKX.Sr. Notice to NcirEesideat. «T.vre »r I.vatA.vAl In tin* Pike Ctrenit, 1-1K. corsnr V Court Mareb Itrm, lfa~. | Wilj.ia* J.kuitunc x v* . > Complaint Petek Mean Coin**xi*taLV ‘ No. iSW. Now earn* UttS piaintttf, by Ely A Wiimn | Ilia attorney*, ami Ok-s his coin plaint hen-in. | together with tin altkiavst, that the defendant . Peter Moir Cnchtnu i» u uon-i-eanit-ut of the state of .Indiana. ,, . ’ Notk-« is then-fore hereby given said dcfi-n-tant. that unless la- I** And appeer on the Sn-t day of tin- neat term of the _ ____ Pike Clr- . uit Court to be miMen oft the first Monday Ilf Man'll A. lb l»>7. »t the Court-hou*.- in IVursbura in said CnuSily and Mate, und jnsrrer or demur «*> said eoiaptomt, the same sritl be hm rd end detenu line In ills aim-nee. In n-iltiesa w)n'Je*e, I be rent to wt my Uatal iml affix the wei uf»»W court, at Pelernburs, ihis dn, * Clerk. leiire of Aitniswiralioa, (With Will Annexed.) rlffU’E hi lK-rrbJ’ Steen, that the uniier- > signed has been anjsrintpsi by the Clerk f the Cirenit Court of like County, ntatetif i ndiana. Admin if. refer, (with wiU tuinexed.t; f the estate of Hauuah CSiapJieU, into of i Ike County, deceased. ... ! i-aitl rstuu: is sai-pnsed to be solvent. ‘ I K Kit Y M*. C8APPEI.L, Administrator, (With will annexed.) Adin iulstratorV. Sale of rerwaftl 1'rep«rtf. N OTICE is l ereby ffiver.. liistS the undersigned Administrator of the estate of Hannah Clsapsie-fl. U v-eased, wlii offerfia-xitte at auction, at the late ivshlenee uf the il*ceased, in JeScreoti lotnisliisi, ea Thursday, March 24th, 1887, Ail her uerauBSl pros-erty, esuMUnc of honnelioldaud kltehrn f,.ntto«re, bs» horse and buggy. esttle and IkiJS*., wheat In toe field, Ac, TliiKMH; A eredit of *!x months will ho gven OB all sums oter f»A purchaser *ivC note with approved surety, with six wt cent ilulereal from fiat® and waivltia valimtiou and appsw.nniiont laws; «twf of •Cllj MmiitUMAue. (With wK

WILLIAM HiSGEH, Sr., Mahon, while President of I ho Flench Ho- ' public said: “Ie subs; to rsste !" (I urn, l stay •? In answr to tho many iiamirtes of my1 patrons f--*r llinv lone » period i intend to stay In IVtcrsburv. 1 reply I hay* come to -Peters* !>ur>t to stay. and hop; to build i j> a very limp* huHinms and in so dnins t<> suve money tor every patron of my store. The f< .flowing are a few of tUetiery thw which I offer to the public for the rail thirty cays: Brat haM-n»«r cedar wood Wash Tabu, Iritai 73c tu 41.73, each. Tanl ffrulllrt, Iron 3<ic to 40c each* Cml SbotrU, from 5c to 13c each* Pokers, Sic no Uc each, had IroHN, 3c a pcand. Artur frying Pant, Irani 13c to OOc each. In stamps;! aad plccsd Tiawaic, I keep e?eryti:iBi made. Every piece of r.iy.-very best Tiuwartf is Warranted. • (T Every pita-e of uty very heat Tiaware* not to la* found bettor any tv Imre. , Every piece of niv very tart Tinware is made of XXX tin. wbirii ■■nrtlilv iaknowu by the javplt- us -bita-k tin.” Jewelry, Watches. &c., Repaired and Satisfaction Guaranteed. Temple of Economy,. WILLIAM HISSES, Sr., Petersburg, Ind.

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X’^.TEiiTXS Croats, Trait Sub and Copywrijfcts obtained, ami nil business tn thp C. S. Patent Office attended to at moderate fees. f (rnr office is opposite the U. Hi Patent Office aticl we veonit obtain 'Patent tnless time than those remote from Wushinjclon. Send .Model or Drawing. We f dvlsa os to patentability free of etiarge; and we make no charge tinless we nbtnlH Patent. We refer, here, tn the PoslinsMer. theSuptof Money Order Piv., amt to note tala of the f. t». Patent Office. For circular. art vice, terms and referenri-s tn aetnal clients fat your own .State or County, ^ Oposite Potent Office, Washington, I». C. $.>0.00 GIVEX AWAY! To in I rod nee mir Corn Extractor we will give on Kelt. 1st. WI, *»».«> to the first : Uree is-renns sending lit the three largest ists of words made front the sentenee "Alien’s t arn Extractor.” To the persist senrtng n* the btrgest lint. **; tn the second. ;i»; to the third, 110.UI. No restriethms itlter that that the words shall be nttniher■d, found in Webster's dieliniutry.-and that to letter shall he used in any one word of. ener than it nppenrs in the sentenee. Ea<-h -ontestant shall first sentl to our address, tis or iter natne enclosin'' 2.V in silver nr awtai ic-te, witen tlie name will he regisered and a package of Alan’s Corn exiraetnr sent post paid. Contestants will he furnished a card w ith the result as soon ifter Keh. 1st as |a«ssihle. Award w ill he nude with utmost fairness: Address. J. E. A LUES A fia., Greeuc-astle, Ind. L MM,BOO At'MKS fHOItB HtkiiwoiHt FtuartG WW AND5 I 5AS ifill on tong time. The most aavHMUid promising fiehl for settlement • Foil information with good m U . li run luiuraiaiK'H »«■«•*• r'RKK. Addivs* USD COMMISSI ONE lYlsetmslo ( eiitml ll. U., Milwaukee, W is. WORKING CLASSES ATrENTIt N! We a re now prepared toftortiish all Classen with epiplovinent at iaune, the whole of the time, or for fls-ir sjaire moments. Bnisness near, light wild profitable. Perserm of either sex easily earn irom .VI cents in $i>.0» ja'i evening, and a proportion. sum bv devoting all their time to the btiw-' ness. ' Bovs and girl* earn nearly as much as men. that ail who see this may send their sdress. and tesl the business, we maka this i’.S*-r. Tit sueh as are not well aatisfii d we will send one dollar to pay for the trouble of wriitina. Full particular* *nd outfit free. Address George Stiuson A Co., 1‘ort. land, Maine. you; can dive at home, and make more „,onev at work for usi, than at any!hiu* *“ lhto *•***• Capital not needed; yen arc stated free. Both sexes: all ages. Any one can do the work .Large earnings sore front first start. Costly outfit and terms free. Better not delay. Costs you nothing tn send us your »rtdn-s sad Hint out ( Hi you are w ine yon wiH «h e li. 1. slkii ft 1 »*.. 1 orilsi t kn at nice. to be made. Cat this out. We will send you free, somethintr of great value and importance i too. that w ill start yon in business w hich ill Urine you ill more money right awi.y an vnytbing else iu this world. Apr one ilW «|l» tuut(i .v. - -- - in do iW» work amt irve *t home, atf ail age*. <*oniethfn* new. that just Tbii is^'r^ illmddetav. Ormid outfit free. Addm* rue A Co., Augusta, Maine,