Pike County Democrat, Volume 18, Number 2, Petersburg, Pike County, 26 May 1887 — Page 3

City Bakery Has just been refitted, and - j-ins-ENTIRE NEW DRESS JHer* round. all Minim«r. I lie Ur4t •( K»*r,. thing lu the • smumimiLiE, And nllv UMtturlm f«r (hr nlrcnt of ^ICECREAM. ui:nK«Bi:u Tin: PtME. CITY BAKERY. PIOIKhlOlUL, MOST IMPORTANT to Uic many It eowwrna. has opened an office over I lie MO0KKDUl tf STOIIK. -lie treats

CHRONIC DISEASES specially, ami will commit by letter or any port of the country'to m*** iuvnJiiU. Ofkk k iiimud, 8 lo H, A. W., anil 2 |o a. I*. M l'f 1ITY ® LOST !* $100.00 In m ami $20 Bills, Jiv'tTf yt-nr, l»jr not baying yimr WH*(W, MKIHI-VNUS, 1‘AIXTK.OILK, WALL *r PAPKIt,rl*..»t DR. J. W. BERGEN'S City Drug1 Store.. AVhere will Msn lip ft.iiml w Innjc *1nck nf SMI Mil. IHMIHS, KI PPI.IKS Ac. A t!ieie'|uoil». Oui s(ni’k 1* the iimmI roniptaU* uud prie*n the IdmmI, L VF«' mmit fflut w<* nay, ruiU gur lo« prices mill |*ruvle II, • W|»pu >«h» im- In town, five in n rail juhI im'V f«r your». lv» v KciiiCJiilier Ihr |>lar?, /'I BERGEN’S CITY DRUG STORE, E. K. king** New HuHditig* UKXTUrrttY. Dr. J. D. Lcetzerich,

-posTorricsj E N T I ST. 11'g* ■— 1 "■!' M . 1-1VKit Y STABLE. ADAMS BROTHERS, » -PROPRIETORSLiverj, Feed and Sale Stable, Cort.MUK Hix ru ASO Wauxct htk, Z'ftaxsleuxxr. Xa.d_ Horae* «n<l PunrU n for bin at rawonaUle #»***- Srw UuhcUm! Rate Hurira. lloaxK- Fu by tub Da* ok Win. nan** Said ea Commlnlaa. I > E i ■

« AtlKXCV. —-*>-H----;-w Peal Estate Agency. P. jW. CHAPPELL, rKTERSBJBG, - - INDIANA All ImkIh and town iminnly placed In my (wwbflirwlr will !«• advertis'd ftn-of eli*r*v orr»c«-i;p ilalnomr City l»ru< Mote'. Ciieals, Trade larks tad Copyirights oklaliierl. .ml *11 IiwIik'»»Wh« !•’. S. I*atcnt UBw nttcmkd lo at moderate fw* ' (HirolOo- U opixwllefb* r. H. I’nli iH CMIce and \re av ran obtain Patent ip lot* lime than thoar rotOuM fmui U'ualduubin. *£- Mend Mi del or Urawlue. w e aulvlM a* to imtrnlability hw nt vhnrpr; and *«• make no ebaw ufch?** nr obtain |<ntrn.t. . , / Ww rrfw. hero, ty (In iWjyaatrr,tbc Sunt, of >l'i»tyo»4rt Wv., audio udWIai* of IIe V. H. Isnt ml Ufftc*. for circular, advice. Irrnu and nlwaw* U* actual client* In your own «Utc or County, write to ^ . C A. t»SOW A CO., Opuailr Patent Ofllcc, W C. ■MBS •W TANSY CAPSULEQ ■ TBCS ItATWT DISCO VXBT. V

Pike Count; Democrat. TIICRSUAY, MAY 26, 18S7 -*■ mi jt.si [Entered at the PeKtotncr ul IVlcral.ars, I ml., for transmission iliiousli Uw mall* a* accomi class matter.) SI BM UIITIUX, Prr fear - - *1.23 ( LI B BITES. lVraons sending us a club of nvm, vritti 8.25, will receive the paper free for one year. ADVKBTIS1XU RATES AND RULES. Kpnre. 1 tnrh 2 inch 3 Inch | Inch col'ii I, col’ll 1 col'll 401 Ul I Mi ll no 7I1| l 25 1 l»i 2 ill w.ji vn.|3 w»|4 aw Smoa|«iiinajly«ar SID 10W S W> 12 W » on: i« «o II (*i 20 w 20 no 10 w :*> ooi '2 «) j no, i M 2 onj 2 iju I »>' z Wi 2 501 3 «• 1 75 2 » 8 251 1 «*» 2 00 8 «o! 4 00 5 HO) 3 0U11 00: 7 oo| H uol *2 001 * (10 4 00 5 oo; o oo i 10 1«V| IS 001 Mgr Tke Pike fssstj llrmorrst ka> Ue isr- | feet rlrealatlaa ef aajr aeinoaper paWI«h«l la , Pike t’oaat) I JUrertUere alU »ak# a aot* af ; this fleet! THE NEWS In Brief, Willi Pointers on Business Matters. Strawberry Festival. Vimrs*lay evening June 2d, bv Sjiartau Lodge No. 90. K. of I*., in the,Court-House yard. All are invited. Health is getting better. School atOtwetl eloseil last Friday. >Tbe school at Vetpen is out to-mor-rpw. The oats crop is large In this eounlv. Not all the farmers are done plant- j I ingrona * * j The wheat crop in reported in averauo ill this county. Ottvell wants it understood tliat il | I is going to celebrate. The measles is disappearing from our neighboring towns. Early cabbage plauts call not ho found in this market. Whit aiiout the Fonilli of July ? Shall we have a speech ? Otwell is booming a little on account of tho railroad pHo-pcls. Musical instruments are numerous i in Petersburg fora place of its size. Suppose wc have a temperance lect- j lire hem on Ihc Fourlh of Julv next?! ,.' X.-■ I DVe understand that Arthur has concluded to do witiiout the couuty «cat. The wheat crop in-l’.ke county will lie just about an average. Nothing to brag about. t Oakland City is last preparing ,to erect a college building at .that place. May the)* succeed.

For a town of it* size, Petersburg i lias as large a numberof piauoa as any j town vrc know of. w_• , ■ j sV ■ The folaio crop is going to lie largo if not destroyed by (Uo bugs. The planting is largo. The Sunday school at Otwcll is in good working order under the »uperintciideury of I*. M. Craig Remember Decoration Day. Do uot neglect a single preparation necessary to make It a success. The way strawberries have started iistlie market there must lie an abundance of them in the country. The. attention of builders and contractors is called to the notice to contractor's elsewhere iu this issue. yMrs. Richard Hopkins, of near August., was struck by lightening ami instantly killed Monday evening last. The machinery for sinking tiie gas well lias ai rived and work will be begun immediately.— I'l'neMmc* A’eir*. Thirteen applicants for common school diplomas ami license to teach attended examination utSteudal last Friday. „ We are informed! that the new railmad will tic built to Petersburg this Summer, and the entire iiue within the year. The nesting the Kngiidi sparrow is doing about Petersburg indicates that we will have bints enough tp supply all Indiana Uy this fall. Those of our citizens who wore forluiiatc enough to get to Uladish Chappell, ou last Sunday, rv|>oi t a good i time and a splendid meeting.

There will be a meeting to-morrow night at the church in dwell to make arrangements for the Fourth of July celebration contemplated at that place. We predict that Pike county will have the best fair this year it has evetv had. ami that it will be excelled by no county in the state in attendance and .competition. The vto'ing exercises of the Petcrsbnrg schools was the most interesting ami entertaining of any ever held in the place. The citizens are loud in the praise of the pupils. The excursion train was boarded by a large crowd of Petersburger* last Suudav morning. The attractions ft Washington, Daviess county, were taken in all day. The attention of contractors and furnishers of builder’s material is called to an advertisement in this issue relating do the erection of a school build ingin Petersburg. Col. A- W. Carpenter, of Evana.ville. prcscutcd A. II. Taylor, Esq. ©f this place, a mcmthandsonie aud valuable office chair on last week. It Is an appreciable preseut worth many

—■—a——————— ■ Board of Trade. Princeton has a board of trade, which is not more nor less than a society of business men for the purpose of increasing the chances of sclliug whatever you have or baying anything you want. The Democrat will make some father mcnliou of this nest week. It is proving a blessing to Princeton. Would it not be a great tiling’for Petersburg to try ? Not only Petersburg, but the entire county would be benefited thereby. There will be a basket meeting and baptising at the Gray church in Jefferson township, on the first Sunday in June. The regular examination for applicants for license to teach will be held in the public school building in Petersburg on next Saturday. Clarence Hi!burn, c>f this place, a boy not eighteen, ciopod with a girl of Marion township this week and had?a wedlock knot (ted in Illiuois. Last week, alter stealing the fish, j some one bitrsled a fish box in White river belong to Abraham Case. Such ! men should be serving; a time at Jeffersonville. From the necessary increase of tlie Ituililing and Loan Fund stock tv ♦100,000, there must be a number of people who believe that tbo building boom is going to loom up immensely. A heavy rain fell cast of Otwell on last Monday. On this tide of Otwell there was also rain,'while at Otwell it was dry. As no rain fell at Otwell. it is peculiar that it should have rained on both sides of it at the same time.

“Theearly bird catches the worm.'' Likewise, the merchant who fights for trade gets it. Swingyenraelf into the haltuice, gentlemen, and let us bring I“otersburg into the booth coltt inn with a rim and a determination to wiu. Now U the time to prepare something for the fair. Remember that agricultural and mechanical associations should be encouraged for the good they dt* in educating the public in the many mils and occupations necessary to civilised prosperity. The south part of l’ike county is giving more attention to corn and I wheat tliau formerly. A few years ago tobacco was too often the crop in , that part of the county. It will not pay to run land in tobacco, even at a good price, for it will impoverish tUb Soil. f. The Spring meeting of Terre Haute ! Trotting Association is set for June I 7th, 8th, Uth, and 10th. A larger at-' tendance tliau nsualy is expected. Arrangements have been made for the best horses in the world, and the races will be the best e ver had by the association. There has Wen a large number of people baptized this Spring i n different parts of the county. Of all denominations, the baptists seem to take the lead as to number. May they and every other denomination in the country succeed in whatever is for the elevalitigof mankind. With its issue of Ihursday, the Pike County Democrat begins its eighteenth year. The Democrat will noon bo of age and we hope it may prove a Mount of good to its owner. We wish it everlasting and unlimited mrce*s_iii.cverythiiig but its politics. —Washington Gazette. J. E. Attdersor, of Union, has the ilianks of the editor of this paper for x fine pocket-knife. lie knows how to arm an editor. Ily the way, he has one of the finest hardware stores we liave ever seen in a small town, and it the lowest prices. We know, for ivo saw; it last Tuesday.

Simeon Mason, of Monroe township, this couuty, recently shipped tonto cattle to Cincinnati. Among llicin were two steers of extra buiUl ami weight. One of them was only four rears old, but it weighed 20!*8 lbs. flic otberjras only five years old and it weighed 3107 lbs. Who can say that Pike county doer uot produce beef? If anybody in 1‘ikecouuty can beat Mr. M^on, let hiim scud us the news. J. B. Young & Co. have just purchased a fine line of men’s clothing. We had the pleasure of seeing them on Monday. They are certainly the best cut, and the best fitting, which we have ever seen, and we can heartily reocoruend them as such. One aslonishlug feature of their clothing is the price at which they are sold, being as cheap as the poor article*, thogh their goods are of the best quality. Not enough clover is produced by our farmers. Wo are told by those who have tried it, that it pays to sow clover seed worth eight dollars per bushel, and though not a crop is cut, uor any seed is saved, yet. plowed under as a fertiliser, it will pay a large per ceut. after paying for' the seed and the cost of sow lug. Farmers who have never tried this can easily test it upon a small piece of ground which has Ikku reudered almost unproductive by over tilling. lie was sweating like an epicure at diumer on a Fourth of July. Jle took tlm local paper iu hand, and glanced down its column. “Summer has set in again,” was the first thing that caught his eye. “Unfit?” said he. “I am so glad I found it out.” Then he wiped the trickling perspiration from his brow, and looked about himself with that, complaisance thatean come only front perusing a local newspa{>er. ’•Ye*. Summer hts come again, after an uupkrasaut absence;but why is it the place of a newspaper to continually be telling the intelligent world that ‘it is isoId/ ‘it snowed/ and the thousand and »Hio.things w hich everybody already know ?” il

Personal Paragraphs. George Martin whs at Union Monday last. Simeon Masop did business in Petersburg last week. T re a s u re r Fe r gu so 11 visited his old home at Pleasautville last Saturday. W. B. Firkle, trustee of Monroe township, was in Petersburg Saturday. W. II. Kelson of Jefferson township railed recently to settle with the Democrat. Mrs. E- C. Routt, the accomplished milUoucr, of this place, spent Sunday at Algiers. Will Ileuss and wife, of Winslow, visited their parents in this place, last Thursday. AVill Harrell returned last week from Hot Spring Arkansas, where he had been for sometime. Miss Sadie Berridge, of this place, gavo her friends a parly on last Saturday. All reported a good time. R. T. Stallings, of Glczen, sent smiles accompanied with, fl.25 to the Democrat last Thursday. Thanks. Dr. Lamar ami P. W. Chappell, of Algiers, came to town Saturday evening with smiles ail over their laces.

M. Gray, of Otwell, the efficient trustee of Jefforsou township, spent Monday and Tuesday la Petersburg. Angelo Hillman, of Uuion,issettling in Petersburg in the lteal Estate and lii-tuame business. May he suireed. 6 Dr. Coleman, of Oakland City, will move to Union, this county, in the near future. He will practice his profession there. A, Anderson, Warrick Clifford. Lincoln Falls, a; d W. S. Corn, students of the Oakland City Normal, visited Petersburg Saturday last. Mr. John Ilcrridge, oue of our accommodating grocers, received a stroke of paralysis on last Saturday evening, lie is recovering. Mrs. George Pinney, of Petersburg, was quite ill a few days last week. She has recovered from the malarial attack which caused her sickness. Miss Lou YanXada was selected at a school meeting oh last Saturday to teach school the coming year at the Smith school house in this township. ) Presiding Elder Ward, of tin! M. EL Church; was in Petersburg Saturday evening Inst. 11c attended the M. E. Quarterly meeting at Gladish Chapel on Sunday. Mrs. Sain Coon rod gave her bus band a birth day diuner Thursday last. It^was an excellent dinner enjoyed by a happy party. We know, for we were there. C. Ei Montgomery and his mother, both of Lined.-., Nebraska, are in Petersburg. Mr. Montgomery wilt return in a few days. His mother will hereafter reside in Petersburg.

1*. A. McCarty passed through town Saturday ou his way to his home iu Washington, lie had been for three weeks at hot springs, AT~r kansas. lie thinks he was much benfited by the visit. < S. W. Chappell, of Algiers, was in town Saturday evening with a most excellent turn-out. There seems to he an unusual attraction for him at this [dace just now. The privilege of eon-1 jratulaiing him would be most aj;a-1 preeiabic. Washington Gazette: Rev. W. A. Itichardson, of Petersburg, was iu the -ity Tuesday.-The Petersburg boys are good-lookiug gentlemen.Petersburg scut about 150 persons over to the temperance meeting yesterday. -Charles Boonshot, of Petersburg, j •ante over to attend the temperance j meeting Sunday.-Miss Ida Patterion and Louie Ilisgcn were among the j excursion 1st a from Petersburg Sun- j lay.-Newt. S. Selby, the handsome j local editor of the. Petersburg Press, was in this city Saturday while en: route home from a meeting of the [>ra ml Lodge, I. O. O. F.f at tudiaup- j :>lis. The Roush stave factory men, of Ansoria, Ohio, were iu town a few lays last week in view of the long .-ou tern plated erection of a factory at j this place. The meeting held at Arthur, on last Saturday, for the purpose ofj ■‘boring for gas, aud the removal ofj the county scat,” did not.' pan out j strongly. These were considered two i strange things to bore for. Boring lor gas was postponed for the present, and it was decided that “boring for the removal of the county seat” haul been accomplished at Winslow. The walk on Walnuf'stroet is still iu u dangerous condition. One party j has been seriously injured iu attending to pass over that walk. It is to] be hoped that marshal Gulliek acid | the efficient town board will see after j such matters. It may be best not to j allow dangerous walks kept Tike I up such walks. It will cost only a little labor to do It, and this will I!m less expensive than a law suit for damages received by somcoue who is uufortunately crippled by such walls. We believe the new town board will see to it that walks are made safe or taken up entirely. They will certai nly bear with us for stating that dangerous sidewalks should not be allowed, and that many such are in Petersburg. Let ns also express the hope and the belief that hr the time Marshal Gulliek is done working the streets, there will be no dangerous places leO» Two Business Maxims. As to real estate, these tyro maxims beep in mied: _ li If you Jiavc unimproved property iu the business heart of tho tor n, build on it. 2. Ii you have au offer lor any kind of property that you wonld h»ve considered! a good price thirty diys ago, “smile and let go.”

BUSINESS LOCALSSOME EYE OU'ENEBS. Ready Mixed Paini, $1.00 per gal., 1 pound good Toba co for 25tts., Lubricating Oils from locts., to 11.00 per gal., A Dado Window Shade on Holler, 50ets., Model Clothes Cleaner, 2aets., At Frank & Horni!RO(ik's. For Iec Cream ami Lemonade, go to the Big Four Resturant. Wat. Hisgen Jr. Buy the Monitor Ceoking Stove at Billmyer & Montgomery’s. Go to H. C. Gordtfn for any thing you waut iu the line of jewelry. Gordon for plated ware. WOOL WANTED—It will be to your interst to take your wool to J. B. Young &.Co.

Mrs. E. C. Routt htis a largo, well selected stoek of Millinery goods. Every thing to ornament a lady can be found here. Iu the Hue of millinery goods I sell, at the lowest prices, every thing that adds a charm to beauty. Mas. Rich Ait d sox. Potato Bug Poison a sure thing at Fkaxk & IIoenbhook’s. Mrs. E. C. Routt’s for chi dam's tuilincry goods. Xo trouble to show goods. Cull. Mbs. Richardson. The Douglas excels all other Shoes. For men, ftl.UO; for boys, $2.00. Fully warranted by J. B. Young & Co. Children, misses, young ladies, old ladies and all arc pleased with Mrs. Routes new goods. Big Four Restaurant, for a square meal. Vt «. IIisuf.x Jr. That immense stock ofj millinery goods at Mrs. Richardson's is n sight worth seeing. Children's Spring and Summer wear, misses’ and ladies’ ha is and bonnets, corsets, underwear, and every thing in the millinery line at Mrs. Richard sou’s. Mrs. E. C. Routt makes a specialty of dressmaking. She is agjnt for the celebrated Buttcriek patterns. J By calling at the Model Drug; Store you can get something that will drive out Bugs, Flys, Mosquitos, &c., at night from your bed-room. Frank & IIobnbuook. This office has the best stock of job material ever brought to this town. Call and see it before ordeing work elsewhere. Ice Cold Soda Water at the Model ltuber, Satin, Silk, and newest and latest styles of all kinds of millinery goods at Mrs. E. C. Routt’s. Those who fail to call on Mrs. Richardson for millinery .roods may iosca bargain. Corsets and ladies underware of the best quality and for the least money at Mrs. E. C. Routt’s. I keep the very best Cincinnati lagerbeer. 1 WmIIisgiui, Sk. .. ... Hot luuches served at ail hours by WmIIissicx, Sr.

Front oar Correspondents soxid mats A good meeting Was lield here I he 18th and 19th At the last mcetis® hut one held at thie place, a good ma y of our folks joined the church. Some til’ the younj; ladies w ho attend church at th i» place bring ehromos w ith them in the way of gentlemen escorts. The woed hands who an employe 1 in the stare works took a rest of a few days last week. r— Mr. Robert Ridge foi l from atice last week. Save a hurt on tiie bead he vas not seriously Injured. We had a peanut eating Thursday, Mar 10th. Borne, to Mrs and Mir. Frank Nettles, a bright baby girl It weighs twelre pounds and a half. Frank Is r :ry happy. James If. Boiling wa at work ut usually hard last week. At a meeting last w ;ek a French harp was niissen. A rewar is offered for the same. There is a good pr upect tor iota toes about here. Geo. M. Hoffman has i floe album tor sale. I* N. Rambo, of Uaiiand City, was in town on business last >’ rek. T L.P. FROM ST iDiL. Our town la doing a- isiness for a little place. 1 forgot to tell you ii: my laat that II. F. Patburg has purchased ihe res idem e of W. a Stork. Candidates for sup intemleot do not strike this town quite sn often as if the trustee were a republican. The County Superin i ndent, was in our town Friday bolding tfc t atudentsexamination for this township. Good by J. I,! The first Monday in June r i.tt soon be here. The tie men are taki tif out of the country nearly all the beat UiaHr. By the way, Mr Ed tor, Stenda swares the is going to hare tb> county seat. We have gas already. W. L. Cupid’s Thcfollowing pct ons hare >ecn licensed to marry sit ue car last issue: Wm B. Lansfoiid to tiary Hestei Cox; Edward Done to Dor iia Oliver A scollarship in ton’s Business “Cell 'go. office. A Cl L Having been iufe med that of other machines are telling <r minty that I do no keep repni desire to state tha Id keep a fti l •issee for ail ffiachim y sold by i W Wl

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crn. The best Sewing Machine in the world, buy the NEW II9ME. A Binder, Beaper or Mower that yon can always get repairs for, buy the McCormick or the BUCKEYE. Binder T wine,McCormick, Buckeye and Champion repairs,

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TRl STFES’ NOTICES. 'V'OTICE I* hereby Riven to all partlc* ec A* cenicd that I will attend at my office eoniny office In Otwelt, at Breeden's harness shop, EVERT MONDAY, To transact business connected with the office of Trustee of Jefferson township. M. GUAY, Trustee. ArOTlCET Is hereby given to all parties lnterested that I Will attend at my office In Stendal, EVERT SATURDAY, To transact business connected with tlie office of trustee 6T Lockhart township. All persons having business with said office will please take notice. O. J.GREENWAY, Trustee. TCOTICE is hereby given to all parties concorned that I will atleud at my residence EVERT MONDAY, To transact business connected with tliw office of Trustee of Madison township. ' ~ BOWMAN, Trustee. J B •VTOTICE Is hereby given to all persons ina' tcrested that J will attend at my office at my residence. EVERY FRIDAY, to transact business connected with the office of Trustee of Marion township. All person* having business with said office will please take notice. _ EU AS GARRETT. Ti-ustee. Superintendent’s Notice. "PUBLIC examination of applicants for A teacher's license will be held on the last Saturday of each month as folio*?*: For months having an even number of days, at . For those having an odd number, Au^usta.^ I * A cerriflcate of good moral ehnrucler froni some member of the County Board of Kdocag tlon must be brought by applicants In the county and from County Superintendent by those out of the county. J. I.. MOUNT, June I. IStSi. County Sup’L

Administrator’s Sale of Beal Estate. NOTICE U hereby given that punmant to the order of the Pike Circuit Court, made at the November term, W», the undersigned administrator of the estate if Heury Dupive, deceased. trill offer for sale at auction on the premises on Saturday, June 4th, 181)7, an equal undivided two-thirds of the following real estate in l'ikc county, to-wlt: One hundred acres off of the noilh-west end of location number one hundred and for-ty-si* (t«) In section thirty-three (Ml, township one (I), north range nine (8) wean. TKRJI81—One-third cash and the ireahlne in two equal payments due tn nine a ad eighteen months with notea having good freehold surety, bearing sis per ceul. Inteiast and waiving valuation aud appraisement laws. Sale to begin at two o’clock, r. X. EDWARD B. REEDY. Administrator. Towxskx®, Flkesek A 8MTU, Attys. MM] Notice to Contractors. The Board of School Trustees of ti e Town of Petersburg Pike county Indiana, will receive bids at any time up to May Si, 1*81, at 8, P. M. for furnishing all materials and doing all work nesaary to build aud co nplcte a two story brick addition to the Public School building In said town of Petersburg which building la exactly described in plans and specifications of same on file at the office of Hr. A. K. Byers In said town. ,\ll material furnished and work ---- with said plans and be -

Xotice to Physicians. IX PUESlTANi County Board j physicians anti i relary of said compliance 1 ’ all licensed . . hereby notified I all business j > with phy of the law establishing a Health, ami requiring all ehura to report to the sec1.1 hereby request a full law In this regard, ami ana ami nceouehcrs are address their reports aud Inlng to my office to COKN, See P. C. B. H„ Augusta, PUte Co., Ind. Notice of Administration. Notice is h signed lias of the Circuit C Indiana, adinlnl ander Leslie, ceased. Said estate is cby given, that the under* a appointed by the Clerk t of Pike county, state of itor of the estate of Alex* late of Pike county, deMay 11th, 1887. supposed to he solvent, ©AN C. AKilBr, Administrator. [US Application for License. N OTICE Is hereby given, that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Pike county, Indiana, at tlmlr June term, 1887, for a license to sell uplritous, vinous and malt liquors In a less quantity than a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank upon my premises, for one year. My place of business wherein said liquors are to tie sold and drank Is a one-story frame building situated on tkejcgst; port of tot number seveuty-two [TSlIIn the town of Petersburg, £>lke county, Indiana. ' 52t8| JOSEPH VINCENT.

Administrator’s Sal% of Personal Property. ■\TOTICE is hereby given Want the undersigned Administrator of the estate of Alexander I-chIIb. Sr., decoe.ed, trill offer for aale at pnblie unction, at the lata residence of the deceased, in the town of Petersburg, Washington township, Pike county, Ind., on Saturday, June 11th, 1887, All the personal property of Said estate consisting of tioueohold awl kitchen furniture, drugs and) medicines, case of sonteal instrotneuut, otrpi and hay, sulky, two buggies and bsrniei and many other articles too numerous to mention. TEIIMH OF aft.LE:-Samaef«&.Ottand under, cash; on sums over S'.® * credit of ► months will be ,given, the purchaser giving note with six percent, per annum from date until paid, attorney's fees and striving valuation and appraisement laws with approved surety. Notice cd

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