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

CITY BAKEKY. A. TTTTTTTT City Bakery Has just been refitted, and - ffig ins “ ENTIRE NEW DRESS ll«rt will Be faaad. all <«■• arr, the Bnl at Every* (Blag la Ike EMWiniDll, M (in ke lalfarttn hr IB ilml J®-’ ICE CREAM. kebemeb the place. CITY BAKERY. f •

CITT ORUU-STOaS. •LOST !* $100.00 ill $5, $10 and $20 Bills, E»<*ry ^M>r. Ujr nut buylug vour DBITGS, MKIIK'INRM. TAINT*. UII.H. WALL TATKIt, rtc., at DR. J. W. BERGEN’S City Drug Store. Vknt *IH *!«■> I** fnaiHl a Unw* of Ht.'UwoL IMmiKK. tU'IIOOL RI'ITLIEl* A«r. A I)>i4>ll« li miuli- of <«*i Murk bi the iui.it <Min|*lili* uiil frio. Uit* lu^rcaL Wr ueui vital «e ny, anil our luw prln* *t»l JJTUVi* H. Wluu ><«i an- In lii«n. rlv<* u* » rnll awl M furjuuni'lrnt. KrurulnT thr plmV, BERGEN'S CITY DRUG STORE, E. I!, king** Sew Building. MKTIKTRr. Dr. J. D. Lcetzerich, - -

- «•*- r»wxorr!ct«nDEN T 1ST. |... ■ i " .... -*• ■’ L1VXXT STABLE. v _;_____ ADAMS BROTHERS, i \ ? -PKOFRI ETmtHLivery, Feed and Sale Stable, ' CuitMti: Hi xf u mil WiL»i t Sr*., • rtunt ui;. In A. | Ilnraaa and lluggim fur birr at rwawnald.- I ratb*. »«« Baggie*I Safe Harm. Iloaaaa Fan ar tub lur ok Wick. Sanaa Bali cn Canmlaalan. ’ ”i"i' .i'j ■ ■ ? ■ .i. ■ m.'i a AUExrr. Real Estate Agency. P W. CHAPPELL, PETERSBURG, - - INDIANA All! land* anil town |>rup*rt* flared In my l.nrula for *al» will ba advert Iwu f*ro/-rliaryr. Oim e- t p atalraover Illy I‘ni* Store. i H- i ■ . 1 ■ ■ ■ * PATENTS Cimts, Trade larks aid Cofjvrigiits obtain**!, amt all Nwinra In lh« I*. 8. Patent aU«-nd*Hl U» at moderate fen. Ourofflre In opiwfilletlx* V. 8. I*al«‘nl OfBr« and we »v«*»n (dtlain l*at«nt in,lm time than thoae rem««te from Wa*hinic1ou, Hm4 M«d>‘l or I>rawin*. We «dTl«> M to patentability fm« of chance: and w make no charge tmh*« arc obtain jalrat. \V* refer, IimMo Um PoaRuatvr.thf Supt of Mmwy Order l>lv., and to official* of tta 1-. 8. Patent OIH«v. For circular, advice, fertna and wdwilWi to actual client* In your oarnjfctntt* or County, write U> C A. SNOW 4 OOL. Opoatto Patent office, Washington!). C.

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Pike Count; Democrat. THURSDAY, JUNE 2,1887 [Entered at tire Pastofflee at Peterebunr, I ml-, for tnuMtaUrelon il.rv.uxh Mm uu»il* m* •eeoud dan matter.] HI UM/K IPTIO.X, r«r tear . . tt.» (li t UTDL Persons univjlnj oc a rtnh of rirr, arlth t£i, will receive the |w|*?r free for one year, ADYERTISISU RATES ASD RILES. Stare.'. . I w. ji w»|J waM wajSmaajereoB ii rT-'r^i »>«i <w» 2 »!t"i» h 75 i 25. i an a to! a uu, s w I incht inch hHMBH 3 inch 1 au i 3o, ui s 1 Sj 2 «* 2 SU 3 1 75j 2 51* * 2S| 4 2 no 3 «>' 4 <«» 5 S W 5 t»; 7 OW (> Itreli y r*>Tn S col’n I eol'u 4 oh x ta 5W •« • tau u Uh in 5 as; io «a> aa w iwl a oo[ lx wt t> « lyenr *T«> »«• 12 i» H«l 2D do «H.M 72 HO Mr* The fill t aaatj Drawn! feet elrralatlaa af aay HU t aaatj! liiwt|wn wUI this fart! sate a Bate .U - —I L . J! THE HEWS (■ Brief, Wltk Pointers BkImss Ratten. Au early harvest is expected. Remember tlie strawberry festival. It rained here on^feoratiou Day. Joe Newkirk is shipping some flirt* hogs. Plowing rdru is the order with the farmer. Tlie Hoard of Equalization will meet next Monday. . School trustees wehs thick on the streets last Saturday. The assessors will hand ever their books on next Monday. »; Arthur Iluh-hius has a fine lot of rattle ready for tlie market. -Alvin Traylor completed shipment of a fine hit of hogs last week. <'lover is fit for hay, only when put up without Icttiiig it get wet. --- There wUI be a basket meeting at tiny Church on next Sunday. - ,$ There will be a baptizing near the High Banks ferry next Sunday. There are two hundred and three colored children in Knox couutv. Columbus, Indiana, is going to lose its grip. Its citizens don’t advertise'. There were tidily applicants for teacher’s license at the regular examination in May. T. J.llowaan, teacher, of Washington to wnshi p, this corn ty, rejwirts a good school at Oakland City. Tire purest and lltst water to be found in tlie state', exists in abuudauce in and about Petersburg. •Anarticle furnished by Irewis loveless came ion late for publication. It will receive attention hereafter. The new school building contemplated at this place, w e are informed, will be ready for Use the coming year.

A number of pupil* from the Oaklam) City Normal were at Petersburg Saturday, atteudiug the examination. The pedagog's thought turn* heavily to thi* qneatiou: "Who will he *>ur next County School Superintendent I" Some of the farmers roui|ilaiu that their coru did hot oouie up. A lair •land is reported the country over, however. 4 Sec McClellan Lamb's advertisement iu this issue of the DcmocbAt. His goods arc first-class, aud the cheap eat iu town. On last Saturday the present County Superintendent held the last, examination which he will bold. Ilia term expires the tftli mat. Many of the large number of people whojoiucdlhe Baptiat church last Winter hare keen faithful,and are being bapticed thia Summer. I)o you know that the ereutof the season will be the strawberry festival, given by the K. of P's, for the bcuedt of the order, to-night? You can not afford to miss it E. K. King has taken the contract of building the new school-house at this place for twenty-uine hundred dollars. The work is to be completed by the fifteenth of September. The location of the V. & X. A. Railroad bed is being made. The engineers have been lodging in Petersburg for several nights. The road will be put through as speedily as possible, no doubt. Tbe Nimble Nicholas Base Ball Club, of Petersburg, crossed bats with the Otwcll Club, on last Suudav. The score stood 28 to So iu favor of the Nimble Nicholas. It was a ‘•tight” game.

The undersigned will »e4l * fine bar six year old horse at a reasonable price. As liis term as County Super* inteadcut has about expired, be will hare no fu rthcr use for him. Call on, or address, J. L. Moor. The New Marble Works has about completed two line monuments to be erected !at Dale, Indiana. They are finished in the best of workman* like manner. Mr. Correll deserves credit for his workmanship. / -- X ' Wm. McKinney, a young man Hr* ing near Piensantrillc, this county, while oof plowing in the field on last Tuesday a week ago. was struck by lightning and instantly killed. A mule which lie wan plowing, being fatally injured, rain about a hundred yards, and fell. dead. Electricity in any shape is a fatal ageut, when in safll* cient quantity, if we may speak of it in that tease.

Bailroad Curing. An engineer corps has been at work surveying the line of tbe Vincennes k New Albany Ilailrosd. The corps has left for Vincennes tobegiu establishing the grade, preparatory to begining work on the new road. This road will be built iu the near future. It cannot be done too soon to suit the people ot this community. If tlia road can be iu operation for shipment ofthepreaent growing crops, it will be of great advantage to oar tknaing coiuiuunnities. It looks like Petersburg people will have to go away from home this year to bear the eagle scream. ^ ,. ---' Farmers and gardeners are complaining in this part of the county .of the Colorado potato bag which seems i to be more numerous this year than ' iu any former one. .. . - Fukblaxdville, In IK, May 25 Si*:—Will you please give space for the following announcement: Elder O. L. Conger and K. Sanford will preach at Petersburg Saturday, June 5th, 10:30 A. M.;at Union,4th, 7:30 P. M.; at Lick Creek, Monday, 6th, 7:30 P.M. ■>• Yours, etc., E. Saxfobd. ,

Every man who spends his money at the counter of the home merchant contributes to build up the town. But lie who goes elsewhere to bay. goods, just takes that much money out of circulation m his own town, and aids In the upbuilding of some place in which he has no interest, So long as you can do as well at boi«e, it is your duty to patronize home inter* ests. Next Sunday there will be a basket meeting held at Gray Church, near Ixing Branch, this county. Programme-: Sabbath-School, 9 A. M ; Preaching, 10 A. M. The sacrament will be administered immediately after preachiug. Dinner ou the ground. Ail are invited with well filled baskets. The baptizing will take place at the river, ucar the ferry. Itev. Win. Chesser aud others will officiate. Willie Smith, a boy about fourteen years old, son of L. W. Suiilh, who resides two sod-one half miles southwest of Petersburg, accidentally shot himself on last Saturday, while attempting to take a sbot-gun from the rack. The shot entered the fore-arm uear the wrist, and passing parallel with the bone, made its exit near the elbow. Dr. Adams dressed the Wound, and thinks it will not be a serious one. Vincennes Commercial: If you want your towu to improve, improve it. If you want to make your town lively, make it. Dou't go to sleep, but get up aud work for it. Talk about it, and talk favorably. If you liave any properly, improve it Paint your bouses: cicau up your back yards. Make your surroundiugs pleasant and you will feel better aud your property will be worth more dollars in the market. If you are doiug reasonably well advise your far away friends to it)me and iuvest near you. Work steadily tor your home interests. Trade at home; help your home dealers. Keep your money at home as much as possible, and it is likely to help you in return. Tho successful towns have been made successful by the property owuers pulliug together. Public improvement is an investment that pays. Dou’t waste your time over dirty neighborhood quarrels, aud hold back your aid fiom some good object through spite, but work for some good aud you will find yourself bcuefilted. Get at it. Wake up. ltnstie. There is no time to be lost and every little beltw. Toot youc born, and toot it loud.

▲ Card. Having soltljiny oQtcWWad good will to Angelo Hilluian, preparatory to going out of the IwtiueM, I desire to return sincere Uiauks to my patrons, and friends for the courtesy aud friendship shown me. I most heartily feccouiineiMi Mr. UilJmau as a genial gentleman who will certainly do business with the greatest care, and with perfect safety to all who may be so fortunate as to deal with him. He Ubouest, safe and reliaote. With many thanks. \ oars Truly, Tnos. 8. Smitu. Mr. Chappell dosed bis school at 8tendal on the 27th. He has labored long and patiently in ow school, and left an honorable record. During his stay among us, he drew to his side many warm friends. None ever came ia contact with him, that this attachment did not form immediately. Bn, toonrMrad wssajr guod-by; But farasiMMt lime may It be; And never while beneath the sky, 8half henit or mviiwry UTmcfw> Press: Os Parker ha* parchased the meat shop of Watson 4 Kail and assumed control ca last Saturday. Democrd: Lewis Kail, proprietor of the City Hotel, has purchased the betcheringootfit iutiie *hop formerly owned by Charles Treanor.—JTews. Kail bought from Treanor, and afterward sold to Parker, who now has control. Ts The Pahlic. Having purchased the Iasaranee and Beal Estate Agency formerly conducted by Thomas S. Smith; and later, having formed a |«rtnership with J. L. Mount, I respectfully solicit the patronage of the old Crm, the good will of which 1 am determined to deserve. Any business placed in the caieof this irm, hereafter know as the Petersburg Baal Estate Jk Insurance Agency, will be eared for with proflt to our patrons. . Bcspcetfollr, Asum II ill mas.

Personal Paragraphs. Joe Phillips came to town Saturday. y W. J. Abbott was iu Petersburg Tuesday. Angelo Ilillmau treat to Unton on business Monday. D. Q. Chappell, of Stemdal was In towu last Monday. W. A. Oiiphant, of Union, spent Sunday in Petersburg. P. A. McCarty, of Washington, was iu Petersburg Saturday. lion. E. A. Ely will make a speech at Oitwell on the 4th of July. Joe Stubblefield was judging horse flesh on our streets Saturday. R. V. Willis, of Jefferson township, called on the Democbat Tuesday. Newton Fa'Is, of Union, called on the Democrat since our last issue. Geo. Martin and family, of this place, visited Winslow last Monday. Rer. Joseph Stubblefield and Her. Chesser will speak at Otwell on July 4th. R. S. Weldon, of Otwcll, was in Petersburg Friday. Ue says Otwcll will celebrate. W in. Fowler, of Long Branch, called one day last week to divide cash with the Democrat. ' W ill Stacy, of the Rose Ilill Nursery, Green county, called ou the Democrat Tuesday. _ T. A. Bynum, of Washington, was in town Sunday. Tom is always welcome in Petersburg. Joe Crouch returned Saturday from Du Pan w University, wliiere he has been attending college. W. 11. Thomas and wife, of Hockport,, have been visiting Mrs. Thomas' parents, Rev. Mr. aud Mrs. Asbury, of this place .the past week. (’has. Trealtor, of Loogootee, has ordered the Dkmorat sent to his address at that place. He knows how much company this paper is. K. II. McNahb, who has wintered in Florida, returned last Saturday, much improved in health, though wearied by the trip home. He thinks he will return iu the near fature.

Joseph D. Laughlin, prosecuting attorney for the circuit composed of 1 Juries# aud Martin counties was arrested last Friday a week ago by Deputy United States Marshal Francis A. Ward. The marshal had two war-, rants for him, one of which charged him with a ?i latiou of the postal laws, aud the other with having signet! without authorty a voucher intended for a man for whom he had secured a pension, aud who Is now living in Kansas. It w ill be some time before bis case comes up for trial. CapM’s Caper*. ■ — The following persons have been licensed to marry since cur last issue: Joseph Cox to Sarah E. Sullivan; David Ingler to Etta Falla: lliraiu ^.Dcadmau to Dora M. Allison ; lfenry Fields to Anna Plaata. They DidaT nominate Him. Last Sunday, at a Sabbath-school, not a mile from this place and within a quarter of a mile of civilisation, there occurred an example which illustrates that impulsiveness which seemed to be the outcropping of the •‘fbmicr self of n converted soul." A convention is to be held at Union, this county, on the 7th iusL The Sundays-cliool reierred to was trying to elect a delegate. Mr.-was put iu uomiuatiou. SI can’t serve,” said be. “O, yes!” §»id his frieud, who wauted to houde him. “I wou*t!” replied the nominee again. We will appoint you, and you must,” again said his auxioua friend. This time the nominee looked lids frieud In the eye, aud turnlug a little red, evidently lorgetling himself, vehemently replied. “Damned if I do P This settled it. They didn’t nominate him. Otwell Obsenratlens. Frank Bilderback and R. S. Weldon vent to Petersburg on last Friday. Farmers are rejoicing sluice it baa been ruining some around here in the last week.

Joseph Casidy made a dying trip vest Saturday—we suppose as far as Union anyway. tbs people here are expecting at least TEN THOUSAND people on the Fourth. A grand time ia antlclWe are tee)lug splendid here, as w* learned about six weeks ago that warfc had commenced on the V. AN. A. railroad. Mr. Milburn and lady, of Petersburg; Da. DiUon and lady, of Jasper, and Was. Barr, Eaq., of Dayton, O, were registered at the Weldon house Tuesday. We bad quite an interesting game of hose ball here on last Sunday evening. The Otwett Spotted Feet ra. Petersburg; Vincennes and Long Branch. The 8potted Feet coming out n majority of one score over alL Good for Otwell. Mr. John Crodle, the worthy $Ierk for Rudolph A Hedrick, weut to Louisville last week. We supposed Ibe went to buy goods, but, Ito our surprise, it was bis better half. Much joy to you, John—we all wekoioe you loogr little city. More auon. Fust Ton cannot in ex. 4 to Hast your lungs its i _M at airstt, cnly a Do not pemtt any Mer to impose Upon yam with same cheep imitation of Dr. Kings New Dhcwtrj far Consumption. ss.’KSJrwisJsj _ jnaM epos getting Dr. Kings Sew Discover*, which is guaraatmid to give relief in all Thrust, Lung sad chest affections. Trial Bottles tree at Adams tit Son's Drug

BDSINi SS LOCjLLS- : re ope si iks. Paint, |100 per gal., Tobacco lor 25cta^ Oils from lacts., to SOME E Beady Mixet 1 pound geoil Lubricating ♦1.00 per gal., ,, A Dado Wii low Shade on Boiler, fiOeta, Model Clothe At Fra Cleaner, 25ets-, i s'K A Hohs brook’s. For Ice Cres in and Lemonade^ go to the Big Font Resturau L W.M. II isgen Jr. Buy the Mon tor Cooki ng -Store at Buxnvr a A UoxisoMn't .. Go to H. C. ( ordon foir any tldng you want in the liuc of jewelry. Gordon for plated want. WOOL WAIfTED—It will be to vour interst to take your wool to J. B. Vodku A Co. Potato Bug 1‘olson a sure tbing at Fs. xk A IIoi n bsook's. No trouble It show goods. Call. .Mas. Richardson. The Dottgia excels all other Shoes. For men, $3.00; for boys, £100. Fully warranted by J. B. Yorxo A Co. Big Four ^ istauput, tor a square meal. Wn. IIiscen Jr. By calling at the Model Drug Store you can get sot nething that will drive out Bugs, Flys, Mosquitos, Ac., it night from your bed-room. Frank A Horn BitooK.

This office li is the best stock of job material ever 'wrought to this town. Call ami see it before ordeiug work elsewhere. .• Ice Colil Sosa Water lit the Model 1 keep the ver best Cincinnati lager* beer. Wiillibutn, Sr. Hot luucbcs’scrved at all hours by WsIIisuen, Sr. Fer Sale. A scollarshi [t in Bryant and Stratton's Busiuess College. Call at this office. A Card. Having been informed that agents of other machines are telling over the county that I do not kee p repairs for machinery, I desire to state that such is uot the case. Idokee^aftilllineof repairs, at all times, for ail kinds of harvesting machinery sc Id by me. David White. FARMERS , Don’t forget that you can get Machine Oils from 15uta to $1.00 per gallon at Frank & Hcrnbrook'aThe Base Bill Nursery At Scotlaiid, (irceue comity, I ml., is the nursery to patronise Home nursery ; home men; low p rices for ti rstclass stock; large selection. Last year contracts as to replacing, made good. We sell this yeai to replace all that die first year at between onethird and one-half pri<« uext 'year. This is my filth year fur W. C. Bennett, our nursery, (nun, and in the business to stay. Plcaan do uot older until! we cab each year aud thus save money aud get first-class trees, plants, etc., and honorable treatment. Myself aud others are, and have beeu working in Pike for somo time. Pur favors aud liberal pair mage of this aud last, year we return thanks.

Wul E. St act, Lyons, Greene Co., lud. ' J^oru t.—Monthly Ki ll road Pmms must be returned to the General Passeuger Agent within Five Days after date of expiration, other wise they will be discontinued. For lowest possible rues on Freight aud Ticket*, call on or address the undersigned. EJLGcXCKEIL, ‘ W.B.HALL8TXAD Agt. {.t L, Gen't Trav. Agt.. Petersburg, lud. Vincennes, Ind. Saved Bts Uffc. Mr. D. L WUeoason, of’tUrae Cave, Ky, says he was, to? nuy yeas a, bodily aflicted with PbtaWe, also Mabetes; the paisa were almost a waderaUa and would sotsaUsmo abwd tksow bias lists coavulUoua. Ha triad Stonria Bitter* aad gat relief from tratbottS s and after table six bottles was aalircty ( fired, aad bud gained la fteah aigbtaan pounds Bays I* positively believes be would bare died, bad it sot bees hr the relief Uforded by Klectrie Bitter*. Hold at Ifty or also bottle by Adame A Sob. Li DUS WANTED. ,*> lady agent Is wanted la every city and village: also Itdiea la travel aad solicit ordata hr Mabuiau Wood's Cotaeto aad COrdedTCoraet Wai iU,Tae»piet Fans*. Hose Supporter*. Steal Protectors, Ladies’ Mead, ete Agedts tre makiat; horn Twesty to Kitty Dollars l weak. _ Scad lor cl culars anil prlcadist to B. Wood, St South Saliaa Street, Syracuse, N. Y __[*M

McClellan For the Best and Cheapest Groceries. He sells the best of everything-—Sugars, Coffees, Teas, Tobacco and Cigars—everything ifc a First-class Grocery Store. If you w ant that which is Good and In ire, try him -£>jn.a."be cxb^srT7-T-KrrrFTo

PATTERSON. — _; Irani

The Best Mower cm the market, buy the McCORMICK.or the BUCKEYE. The Best Wagon on wheels buy the STUDEBAKER or TENNESSEE. The best Buggy on the market for the least money, buy the DAYIS. The best Cultivator on the market, buy the New West

: era. The best Sewing Machine in the World, buy the NEW | HOME. A Binder, Reaper or Mower that you can always get repairs for, buy the JfcCORMICK or the BUCKEYE. Binder Twine,McCormick, Buckeye and Champion repairs, ■

Joe PATTERSON

TBISTFC8’ NOTICES. V OTIC E la hereby given to all partita oon- *' «erued that I will attend at any office In Otwell, nt Hrmlrn1* harness uhop, ■▼BUT SOSD1I, ro transact business connected with tbs Sines >T Trustee of Jefferson township. M. UlitAY. Trustee. VOTK E Is hereby given Is nil parties tnterestel that 1 will attend ut my otilce in dtendal, BVBBY SATfBD.lT, To transact business connected with theofllee irf t rustic of Lockhart township. Allpersoiis having business with said office will please take notice. O.J.UKEEN WAY. Trustee. V'UTU'Ii* is hereby given to all parties con- *' earned that 1 will attend at my residence IVtStlOtlMT, To tram set business wuuecO-U with the office jl Trustee of Madison township 1COTIt'E la hereby given p> all parsons Ini'' tsnsted that I will attsud at my offies at my residence. ivtsY paiDsr, to tram act business connected with the office of Trustee of Marion township. All persons hail tig business with said office will plsase gUASGARHBTT. LEGAL. Superintendent’s Notice. -pVBIJC A teanbei of each t ol anti] t cants for 111 Is) held on the ontti as follows: For an even number of days, at number, flood _ _ her of the County Board of EdueaAugusta. For those having: an odd at Petersburg. A certificate of I moral character thorn __brought by applicants In the county and Horn County Superintendent by Usuae cut of the county. J. L MOUNT, .Inna I.18I& county Sup’t. Xotice to Physicians. rjr PUB8CANCE of Has law establishing a L County Board of Health, and requiring all itayslc Ians and aeeouebnrs to report to the see--Z.Z._ _S_1.1 D>u. 1 hosah* MrilUffii a Otll i lary of said Board. I hereby request a fuU ( 'lupl lance with the law In this regard, and ill licensed physicians and aoeouchnrsare laaeb’r notified to address their, reports and ‘ Hee^^C0 B. H.. Augusta, Pike Co* Ind

Notice of Admi nistration. TICE to hereby given, that tbeonderN^^Sd W taei awmliited by the Clerk ... ~ . -■ ^pika county. i f the Circuit Court of Pike county, Mate of 1 adlasa. administrator of I be estate of Alesa mler Leslie, Sr., late of Pike couaty, de*TS3d«itete to supposed to be aotvent. "bis C. ASH Bt, Administrator. Majr lltb, 1SB7. lit* implication foi* License. VTOnCE to hereby gives, that I vfll amdy IN to the Board of Com)utolonere of Pike at their June term, 1 seventy“Ike* sent) taaoue-ntory I * leirt of torn of SEPK VIX ded on the west l*rt of tot number two tTt[_ln the t-ren of Petersburg,

LKOAL. Administrator’s Sale of Personal Property. N1 OTICK Is hereby given, that the under* signed AdtAlnMmtnr of the nlin of Alexander lasUe, Br., deceased, WH1 offer Cor ■ah) at pabltr suction, af the hM reside nee of the deceased, fn the Vwra of PHenbwp, Washington township, fUt manly, Ind., oa Saturday, June 11th, 1887, All I be personal property of omhllnf of lio««>Wi «M kflebea fuenlunf, drugs in! anllrltn, earn of surgical MlnniHila, tun and hay,*eulky, two bugdeo and Iwrant, and many oUwr afticlea too lumerous to mention. TERMS Off SAI.i!Sum* of XS.00 and tH»ter. rush; on mate over I3J10 ft credit of t month* will be (iv*a, tbs pqnchssxr glvlur tote with six per cent, pax annum from date mill paid, attorney * free and waiving valutOoo and appraisement laws with approved mretjr. Hale to begin at 10 o’clock a. in. - DAN AHHBY, lit] Administrator. ¥00 can Ore at borne, and make morn money at work for ns, than at anjrv thing else in this w orld. Capital not neede ; voo aw started ft**. Both sex all age*. Any one can do the work Large earnings sure from Srat start. Cost Ir outfit and terms (fee. Better nst delay Lost* you nothing to send us year address and find out; If you are teles yon will do so xtonoa. H- llaftott A Co., Portland, Maine. If to be made. Cut ibis oat. We ■ ANRY "Ul'amid you free, somethin# luvilli I , of great value and importance to too. that will atari yoo la business which will bring von la more money right away than anything else in thin world. Any one can do the work ami live at home.. Either sex; all ages. Something new, that just coins money fiwralll workers. We will atari you; capital not needed. This is one of the ge nuine, important chance* of a lifetime. Those who are ambitious and enterprising will aot delay. Grand outfit (fee. Address True A Co., Augusta, Maine. WORKING CLASSES ATTENTION! Wear# sow prepared tofurnish all classes with employment at home, tiie whole of the time, or for their spare moments. Buianess new, tight and profitable. Persens of either sex easily earn irom 30 cents to gi.00 per evening, nad a proportion sum by devoting ait their time to the business. Boys and girls earn nearly as much an men. that alt who see this may send their ad rose, and test the business, we make tide offer, To such as are not well satisfied we will send ouo dollar to pay for the trouble of wriuinfi. Full particulars and outfit flee. Address George Stinson A Co., Fortland, Maine.

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