Pike County Democrat, Volume 18, Number 16, Petersburg, Pike County, 1 September 1887 — Page 3

xsw mu. MUtliuiknn^m W* will MU yoor Farm, Ttoo*r and I MU Mi your Piomtit ter you; or flud you * borer for anythin* Vielonfiti* to ocr bualncm. tv« aim roivmsent th« bo«t ln»ur»nce ComlnDtm la the world—Ufa, Fir*. Tornado. Accent and Llv* J. B. Yount A Co's rtor*- t««f _ :

V . f» CWV BaKEUY. -_4krzETHEEEr— City Bakery Has just been refitted, and --is in^ ENTIRE NEW DRESS liar* will be teand. all -urnuter, the Hnl at Ever* - Ikiurla t bo mammavi, As4 alllb* Bead (»»rtrr» for lb alrt-kt #f ££T ICE CREAM. It I Ml.SiHF.lt Tin: m< r. ^ C ITY BAKKIiV. CITY UHtti-STOIJS. * ■ ^lostI® - $100.00 In $5, 810 and 820 Bills, Every year, by nut’buying yiair I'llt’tytS, ilEMCINK-. rXlMS.OlU, WAI L F.U'Fit, ele.. at DR. i. W. BERGER’S City Drug Store. Wli.r. a III at*. I»- b.nnil a large .lurk of H'II«<iL ItruiK*, wiluul. m iTUEn do. A .|.eeialty la made ol tlieae gomla. Ous ai.wk U tin- un»t OJiuj.lete and price. tl»e luitr*L We nienn wlmt «e any, ami our low price. Will prove H. U liwi lull «rr In low n. alee H« a call anil .<•!• f..r y’ourveh i-e It- UH-mberthe place, ' BERGEN'S CITY DRUG STORE, - i:. H. kiair'v Sen llulMlair. U'WJ1" .... J. I .-JL! Iil.NTIaTMY. War in Prices on . -wo^k. GrtatdRtlittiii p In Prices for ARTIFICIAL TEETH Ever Heard of Before. A M Set Of HI $16. $16. $16. All work Warranted and Satisfaction Guar—anteod.— Derail aad are laa krlarr goaug tlwwkrra. j, D. LCETZERICH, The Leading Dentist. ttirilE am Paaialfltr.

LlVCHY STAPLE. ADAMS BROTHERS, —puoi*iu J-rrons— Liver;, Feed and Sale Stable, CVIMt HUTU ASH Wjkl.M'T Si*., Hnrw* mill RngXio* («r him at rvaHuuable rate*. Now Bunin! Sufe Uonso. Houu Kao bv the Dayok Week. JCoimu Sell, on Csmaisdee. ■■JB".11 ... „.LiM-J AfiltVTT. Real Estate Agency. R W. CHAPPELL, PKTKRsnrno, - - Indiana An Uad* an<I town ,importr ptnt*M In my ball'1' f»raaje wtltIwndvortlocJ ftiwof ohurEv. OrncE—fp Italnnm Cltjr l*ru* Stoie. Cimts, 2TTS and Ccpyirtghts and nil bnalncmi In lb? 1'. B. Patent 0®ee .iirtxiiil to u naalvrato ftwe. aliifoffti' la npimalto tbv t\ 8. PHient OIBot Sol w» wenuinhtal-i ruPntlnliw timethau Xttfm- mnotr from Washington. ■ Hon I Mrill IT Dravliv. Wo alrlM oa to , •^Jiatonlability ftoo til rb.irK>'; end wo mule no’ •Jrlarsi- uploiw wo nMulu iwirwu , We n-b-r. ben-, to I bo PpTmmer.lhr Hopt. Ilf M'oiot Order Wv.-uml In nKh-lala of the t*. H. IVtrat OSco. I'ur eln-ulnr. mlrtfe, sow and a ltnww to act bat rUrotta iu yoor gun Wiatr nr County, wrltr to r A. SNOW * ! ! 0|M*iiu lVuuU W*w, V, a-»-i..,>-«A*V c. (

Pike County Democrat. THURSDAY, AUGUST 26.1887 1 I II '■ .M'JHP (Entered Jtt Uie PMtofflee at PeterebttiK, In«l., (or tranuniaaion thraugb Uit walls u second elate matter. I SFUSCBIPTIOM, Per fear • . I1.K Ctrl KATES. Perrons eroding os a club of fivk, with 8.2a, will receive the paper free for one rear. 19* The Pike Ceaatj Deaorrat he* the In* pi) i! realities of U) aewipaper pahllebed le Pike I'tui) S Adtertliere will etii a note of this fart I

BUSINESS LOCALSBr«t five cent cigar in town, at Original Grocery Store. Ice Cold Soda water, all week, at the Model Drug Store. City Trimater. First class City trimmer at Mrs. David White’s. She Ujust from the city and will do millinery work ill the latest style. A Big Stock of liew Goods Just Kccelr* < d Especlaly for Fair Week. We ask -all our old and new customer* to rail and bu\ their Fail Supply of flannel* dres* goods, boot;., times and clothing, while the stock is new and 'vheap—yours to command lor cheap good-. P. V. Hammond 3t Sows’ , The yB" Stand for choio* cigar*. Don’t Fad To notion our display of speclulitlcs at llye lair next week. Frank k Hornbrook. Evcerythit g you want at *‘B Stand. For lunch during Fair w< ek call at city Bakery, William Libbs. I.adiesean get for a pair ot f custom made times. Warranted. J. B. Yursu a Co. Farmers. I Make your head quarters tit Clell j Lambs during Fair week. Choice drinks at "B" Stand. Go to J. B. Voting t Co. aud he I convinced that their prices are low as I the lowe*t. _ i keep the very best Cincinnati la&erbecr. . WmIIisof.h, Sk. Ju»t received a new stock of shoes laf Jolts HAMMON 1>'S. New hats ju*t received at il'.s I). Whites new My littery store. Freati arrival of gao ls at the OiigiI nal Grocery S'ore. Go to Mrs. WIdles lor fancic lue.es, collars, rulf-, neck rushes, gloves, etc. ••If {Maud for liol lunches. Goto Mr*. David While'* lor a corset you can’t wear out. Go to Mrs. David White* for Arascuc silk floss, tinsel halls, .ilk and tinsel cork, haulier rods aud ail kinds of material for taney work. •’ir'lstaiul for candies and peanuts. Something >c*r A first-cla-s city trimmer, at Mrs. 1). White’s millinery store, on Maiu between nth and tirli. "IP Stand for hot taffy. “It” Stand for lemonade. 140 to Mrs. David White’s for Taylor’s folding hllslle. Goods, new a fid fresh, jilst received by J- li. Yol'SO 4 Co. For good velvets, velveteens, and plusii.es, call on Mis. I). White. Any «»»ic can have a city trimmed hat by purchasing of Mrs. David1 While. New goods, latest sty le*. l»west Price*. J. B. XoCMS 4 Uo. Those Kochcster shoe* for ladies are j (•erfoct Iwauties, glove titling, and every ]>a.r warranted. IIai.-O rove's. I * ude .loti ii, hTs. w i fe's people and their sister* and cousins and their | aunts all come to C. II. Sotldcr’s to gel; their pictures taken, for they are an: cheap, you know, and an.* just as good ' as five dollar pictures. Boucy^To Loan. On real estate security. Terms easy. If) Ei.v & Wilson. The handsomest, most stylish and : perfect filling men’* and boy’* cloth-j iug iu town. Our Fall goods are here. UaMSHOVk’*. One dozen cabinet photo* lor $3. at C. II. Soilder’*. Do mil think that you will not get good pictures ju*i because they are so cheap, for it i* to my Interest to do fir*t da** work. ThD offer isoulv to introduce iny work. C. II. SorDEa’a.

Foil hlnt:—A jstHid (arm. T. C. Mll.Hi i:\. Conic hii«1 Mi; our ten cent counter. 1(JUU (iiflci eut articles. The largest assortment of ten cent goods ever shown by us. H AKiicovr.'s. W* m-II the celebrated Douglas shoe.: Every pair warranted. The Itougln., .hoc U made lor men only. W« can convinceyou that (his is the iiest shoe on I lie market. Heinenilier we warrant them. X U. Y»ryr, ,V Co. ■ Buy the faiuou* Tennessee Wagon. For sale by JOE. PATTKKBON*. I Drink Milburu’s Spring Water, If you want health. At Bcrgeu’s City : Drugstore. Hot kiucbc* served at all hour* bv IVailltSIN, $K. j JE8 BAKER WHEAT DRILL it n .’■■aisc: or tiik best ITEU.. Toe »al*>T ^ JOE. FJLTTEE30N. j

THE NEWS The County Institute was a success. Central Kentucky had a frost on the 214th inet. No wolf comes to the door of the industrious man. Tii r is work now fot every man iu Petersburg. Next week will be held the best fair this county has had. Quite a number of biirwittzens are wearing the blue ribbon. At tbc Institute last week the work was of a high character. ^

The peach crop has proven abundant, but the fruit is small. The New Harmony Fair takes place September 19th to 39*1 inclusive. The Borer coal bauk will raise coal by steam the coming Fall and Winter. Read the advertisement of the Gibsou County Fair, elsewhere in this paper. ._. A number of good horses have appeared for the races at the fair next week. ____ Our farmers are beginning to feel better now that there will be at least half a crop. Gladish »t SaJtiuarsh, of the PrcsJ, have added a paper-cutter to their establishment. If it does not rain soou, the passing cow aud an early frost will fiud nothing grccit to bite. The coming Fair promises to lie a groat success. Yen can not afford to miss the fun and the sights. Petersburg is to have a show at last. Amusement loving people will now get; a first class laugh. The best prunes in town at Johnson & Lane’s at Sets, a pound. Other things proportionately cheap. Bane ball playing scemato “fiddle low ’ tins country over at present. No Veiling games are teporltd. Sec the advertisement of the Gibtpn county fair and exposition elsewhere in this issue of the DeKOCUat. Rev. Joliuson, of Davit*** county, has been lecturing at the court house the last week in tue iutcrest of the Murphy pledge. . | Home Nichols purchased the residence of Geo. 1). Marlin, Monday. Rome t. ill be needing Johu Brown's “dr*)” in a short time. 'Cultivate the good,,but lot the evil aiouc, has lieeu the old way of putting it. Rut we say cultivate the good and destroy the evil. The Coke Company are gradually gelling in shape at this place. We hope they may soon oo putting a large quantity on the market. The sale of personal property of Peter lliiikhart, deceased, was larger ihau was at first expected. The total aiuoiiut reached nearly Put the coke ovens in operation. The employ incut of two hundred men in nud about Petersburg will drive away the sting of the coming Winter. The Priueeton Clarion hat entered upon its tit*1 year. May it live forever. prosper and thrive, aud accomplish its every purpose save its political ones. The Baptist Association of Daviess, Pike, Greene, Sullivan and Knox •'otttities will convene at Bickuell, on Friday, September 2d, aud continue iu session three days. Wbvu the Fair is pro|»crly opened the|H*ople will be astonished at the abundance of good stuff, in Pike couutv, despite lire dry weather aud Die shortness of the crops. The pedagogues are gone. The eltzeus of this burg ^lisa- them. They are among the best class of citizens aud tbe teacher is always welcome to whatever place he goea. The coming rcuuiou of the Blue aud the Gray, to be held at Evansville Sept. 20iti, 21st. 22nd, aud 2Jd, promises to be the largest ever held iu Indiana. Its success is already assured. At a meeting of the Warrick Post. G. A. If, resolutions were passed rcccomiuendiug a soldier’s home instead of a' soldier’s monument to be erected by the #20.009.00 appropriation made last winter.

The blasters m the court yard well suspicion that It* will uot lie best to go very dee|*. lest the immense gwl bed underlying thU town should be reached, ami the water thereby be rendered until for use. About #700 iti cash tru taken in at the Burkhart sale but week, though a credltof twelve mouths could have .been had. ThU does uot iudirate a great scarcity of money in the country after all the anpjKxed nard times. “You have excellent singers Iti this town” was remarked by the many intelligent teachers at the Institute held here last week. “We have often told you so.” Petersburg has some as good singers as can be found anywhere. Mnuv of the Farmer* are |iuitlng their cattle and hogs on lite market because of the seeming scarcity of corn TMa may have a tendency to allow corn to sell cheaper than it would if the cattle and hogs were fattened at home. The Petersburg fair is the first on docket, rouveiling Scpteni|>rr 5th and holding to Htcthh. ThU fair is listed among tile best in southern Indiana, and draws large crowds every day. Oakland (Str and Columbia township people will be there as in former years, See artv. iu another column.— QdZUnJ City Catererit{.

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Joe New kit* cried the Burkhart' sale. Miss Belle Eulass is Visiting friends atBoonville. Washington Gazette: While Chappell was in town Sunday. Mrs. D. While has just purchased a fine lot of millinery goods. Mrs. J. B. Hendricks returned to her home, at Union City, Monday. Will Hornbrook is at the Model Drug Store again after a week’s sickness. -. _ “Texas Fever” is reported to l>« destroying cattle in our neighbor state, Ohio. The Odd Fellows of Indiana pay out nearly 1100,000 annually for sick and funeral be lie tits. Rev. J. D. Current, of Hartsville, ! delivered a Murphy lecture here on last Friday evening. Miss Mabel Eulass, wlio has been visiting Mrs. A. G. Billmeyer, haves j for her home, at Lebanon, O., to-day. Miss Sadie Weaver, who has been j visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed. Smith, returned to her home at Indianapolis, Tuesday. Miss Zoe Thompson, daughter of Heury F. Thompson, formerly of this place, is reported as dangerously ill at her home iu Kingman, Kas. John Mott, Jr., of New harmony, was iif Petersburg last Friday looking Bfler a place in wliivlt to locate. 1 Hope he will settle down here. Otto Buettner and James Stewart, of Jasper, were in Petersburg over | Sunday. They have attractions here | with whom they are always welcome. T. G. Braskear, of Hanover, after ; visiting friend* at this place for the ■ last few weeks, went to Chicago, ; Monday, to attend McCormick Theological School. Mr. Fred Pootker, of Stendal and |ex-T*easurer of Pike couniv, was here Tuesday, taking observations with a (view to locating. We bid him a j hearty welcome. 1 Prof. N.C. Johnson,ofOakland City i celled on the Democrat Friday. He i thiuks Oakland will establish a lee- ' lure course for the coining Winter. \ May they succeed. Prof. Janies Royalty sjient Iasi Sun- ■ day night in Petersburg, returning to i Pleasautrillc Monday. He will study at Lebanon College next year, and will then study medicine. Misses Clara and Bertha Hess, in company with Miss Bertha Frank, ealed at this office last Saturday >o order the Democrat sent to the future home of the Miss Ileuses at Marshall, Texas. * * I’. M. Fcrgusoii says we may put him dmvii for one who does not believe that this country w ould be lie*lei off were the. timber all gone. This U an important question having two J sides. We would be glad to have the -reasons for his opinion that we may i publish them. Put thorn “iu a nut- | shell' and send them iu. j Moses Hess left here some weeks ago | to hunt a place in which to locate, i Having decided to settle at Marshall, | Texas, his entire family, except one i sou, left here for a home in that place on last Monday. Mr. and Mrs., lies' | have resided iu Petersburg more than ' twenty years, and during the time [have made many warm friends who | am.indeed sorry that the}* go away. ; The Democrat wishes them nieces. I Oakland City Eaterpriss: Tony Bell viciled Petersburg this week.i Geo. Wilder visited Princeton Tues-day—-Warner Barrett, Petersburg, ! was here Suuduv last.-Isaac Ilill, j Ml. Carmel, gave the Enterprise a call j Tuesday morning, white on his wax ! home from a visit to Pike couuty , friends.-E. 11. Harrell, editor of \ the Petersburg News, was here Mott[day advertising the Petersburg fair. ; He left a complimentary fur the EuI lerpriso. Au informal meeting was held at the residence of llev. (1. W. Yates, Monday, to orgauize a Temperance Society, to he known as the "Petersburg Blue Ribbon Society.” The fjl- ! lowing persons were elected tempor- ! ary officers: Rev. J. W. Aabury, Pres ldeul; Rev. A. W. Free matt, Vice President, and J. W. Richardson, Secretary. A meeting for permanent organization wi I be held on next Saturday night, at the M. E. Church. All '■ are invited to Ittciid.

White at Evansville on last Monday, we heard much talk of the routing re-union of the Blue aud the Gray,' to be held at that place. The hu*inc»s men of the city also had much to say of the fair to be held at this place uext week. “You at way# have a good Fair,” was the comiuou expression of alt. We hope that this year will be no exception, , aud that the fair will be the best ever held. Let every one lu Pike county pul forth au effort. We want nothing but plain truth reported to the Democrat. Not long since a communication to this pa|*er stated that a lady aud gentleman had gone visiting together, leaving the itupressiou to anyone not acquainted with the facts that the persons mentioned were friends. Upon inquiry we find that the persons mentioned are more nearly enemies lhau friends, and that thearticle to wltich wo refer could have had no other lencllouov than that of se.indsluting. Such comuinnicattoiiK damages a paper financially, and weakens its reliability. A real friend to the Democrat would not make such a re|>ori. and we trust uoue will do so in the future. English Spavin Liniment rent owes all Hard, Soft, or Calloused Lumps apd Blemishes from horse-*. Blood Spavin. Curbs, Splints Sweeney, Stifles, Sprains. Son- and Swollen throat. Conghs, etc. Save *5'l by use or one bottle. Warranted. Sold by Adams & Sou, Druggists, Peter*,burg iiui. Myi

Cbaiuwork collarette ire now luting worn to a great ext it. The snui of 120,000 it o be dish ibuled aiming the bliin poor of New I York, and As there ar 500 ot them,1 each will get $40. Tuk oldest daughter < the niilli >i -: stlro DePauw, whom he lUinheritad, j brought suit to set her athcr’s tv ill! aside. Tho favored h< ra had the good sense to correct tl wrong by agreeing to a com prom i . There is an old-tin Methodist preacher on tho Etov.ib circuit in Georgia, who lias to ina 3 his fitteeuimile rou nds on foot < cry Sunday. He has a wile and fin ihiidreu and a salary of $200 a year. The Atlanta Constitution is trying . raise money | euongh tobuy a horse ft him. A number of our cit ins will go oil the excursion to X igara Falls. The DemictaV pronoui cs its bless- ‘ iiuft upon them, and wis is for them , a safer, hnppier and th t) eujoys ble ; trip tbau had the one oiu Peoria,! | Illinois. ! ■ ■ I | Theorgauist was open ig the or^att j and the sexton was tug dig the lellope when a two tho and pound bell iu St. Paul’s eathed 1, Syracuse, came down the other er ting, breaking two floors iu th belfry mid: twUtlug urgau pipes hk straws. On itbe bellows it tested here a hell ought to rc»f, W. F. Keiupshalls G at Chieigo1 Brass Band, composed f ladies mid i gentlemen lias beeu eng ged by tbe! Fair Association to fort >h flic music j do ring Fair week. The) vill also i iav j at the opera house every wening. A ! grand parade every i ■cuing at 5: I O’clock P. M. Tiekc ou suj$yiit Post Office News Stand ‘•The revised version s no good as ; an article of inercha lise, and we would not venture t order half a I dozen copies at one tini« The people have no confidence in .and are not wifling to adopt tho mere verbalj | changes. There is tot much capital j ivpre»sented iu the < 1 Bible to be siiyplandted. j The London Theatre ompany will present for the first tin in this city the thrilling Western Iratha, from i tlic pen of America’s gr stest Author, Bartiet Ceinpbel, outitl l “My Part-! j ner.” Their other ph s during the week wilijhc selected fr u Ihe following: Fog’s Ferry. Passi ^s Slave, Sil-; I ver Kiiitr, Davy (.'rockLady Aud- ; ley’s Secret, East Lynn Stag Pickers. Paris Daniles, and actory Girl. ! Their Musical special! s arc great. The skipping ro|H)»di ice by Miss ; Mary Atkinson is woi i the price of I admissiou. T’lioir lie Hinging is j -pleiidid. What Shall the Hr rest bel The following person have been licensed to marry since t r last repn t: Henrv F. Slumltat to Mai la Simpson , Ms reel I us lletscy to Eli* ic-ib Arnold, Dm id Dunn to timeline < ilt. Hu-hard Bass to Elizubei Hemming, Edwin Witherell to Eme ie Lane, Wesley Burkhart to Nan s'-’l E. Willis, Franklin Weeduinu to J rneta Perl ins, Cain Kainev to Alice Gr ‘bs. Andrew J. Hays to Mat ia Ann Write, liezekiah Beck to Mary . Bullard. Renews Her Y ith. Sirs. Phoebe Chesiev, Pe rson. Clay Co., Iowa, tense I tie folleWin? r larkable story, the truth of which is vouch for by the residents of the town: ••! ai 73 jeares old. have beeu troubled with I tnev complaint nut lameness for many ; are: could not dress myself without hel|>. Now I am tree from all pain and sorei e «, out am able to do all mv own housework. owe my tb.miks to Electric Bitters for im ig renewed my youth, and removed com stlv all disease r id pain.” Try a boll! outy 5oc, at Adams & Sou's Drug Store. Au Indian whipped white mat. in a prize tight at tjissoi , Cal., a few days ago. A Captain’s Fortunat Dtacererj. Capt. Coleman, sclu "Weymouth, (living between Allanti City anti X. Y., had been troubled filh a cough so that lie Was unable to sleep, and was induced to try I)i King s New Discovery for Consult) lion. It not nidr gives him inslaut diet, bill al laved the extreme so ness in his breast. His children ere siudirly affected and a single ose bad the i-sine happy effect. i)i King’s New Discovery is now the s in ard reiueify in the Coleman lion hold a ml on board the schooner. V x Trial Bottles of this Stamlar. Keinedy at 1 Adams & Sou’s Drug i ore.

Theodore Thomas lia cuJ loose entirely f.ein operatic ei»i rprises. Simple nud > Tlic (nltwim |)rp*iipii re. diarrbu- and all summer <1 nikleal by a prominent phi it in bis practice for severs form siiithk For adult spoonful of Gilmore’* Arc the miiw’ •lUiintitv of wrn erj discharge. For cliihln ful of Gilmore’s Aromatic •lusuiity uf corn starch. dor one year, teu dm|s> o corn starch enough to tide seription IS safe, sun; and not leave the patient cun Stores to perfect health. for dysentery, iplaints, i* furciau who used years with unilake <>ne tensile Wine and arch, after ev- . one teasyoaj*Viue and inme or infants until is Wine and *n it. This pre--liable. It does ipuled, but retbustexs' ko cr. N OTICE is hereby given rented that I will alien Otwell. at Breeden’s burner SVElty HOST To transact business connet of Trustee at Jedenwu town all parties const my uffi re is shop, T. <t with the office itp. HAV.Tnur.ee. -VOTICE is hereby given t esietl that I MB attcui stendal. , ■*vtt«r MTTI To transact businessof trustee of Lnrkhul to1 having business with take uotlee. U.J.G’ parties I nter* my office In X'OTIC E Is h-rebr given *' corned that I will after *Tt <■ ■with the*>! VISP at ten |n|Kt Motet To transact busluess connec all parties ennat :uy residence T, of Trustee of Madison to»i rnyjr Positively no business on offitce-duy*. J B. BO1 .1 with the < iffice hli dp. ansae* ed ei inept MAS. Trustee. V'>TJt'E by hereby given i.-reeled that I will at at my residence. it v it ur ritt* to transact business con are i.fTrustrs.of Marlon town hiring business with said fnira nuiiice. EUAdOAS all persona tn■d at my uffiee X : ,, fn

-90F 1887, WILL BE HELD ON Monday, May, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, September 5,6,7,8 & 9. The people of Pike county should show a proper interest and feel a pride in the; aucces of their : : : : : COUNTY FAIR and give all possible aid by making FULL ENTRIES in all the departments creditable, to the resources of the County: Let all bring the best of'their stock, grain, cr any articles raised or produced, and the resul/ will be A PLEIANT SURPRISE and honor to all, that through their support it was made the most successful fair-over held in the County : : : : : TEE ?BE2£XTJ2£3 offered are liberal and will be paid in full. Premium List furnished on application to the Secretary. Hi KEW Colossal Shows! WILD WEST,

A MIGHTY CONGRESS OF WORLD FAMOUS FEATURES! A splendid Amusement Organization, known throughout (In* leugth ami limiilli •if lilt* land. To Speak of iW Rare Merits is a useless task. rludiee it to say that while tills year it is Uiorethin DOUBLE poSksB VASTSESS In all departments, tlie price of Admisson is red need Ouu Hundred Per Cent. WILL EXHIBIT AT Petersburg, SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 10th. bps i Petal* Stales! Imported and Educated Expressly for tins Show. lOatAi-Tirttrutu ackial aktisi.xIO 15 KART It's UII EAT HUXAH MARVELS 15 7 fetchrz clowns 7 The Motley Sons of Mounts SIXTEEN LILLIPUTIAN PONIES Iu Surprising and Beautiful Performances. TEN PHENOMENAL FEATURES ! Absolutely New to the Public. 5 Leading Nations of tlie Earth Represented in Our Famous Trou;:e of All-Star Artists. Troupe of Gymnasts ! 7-SEVEN TRIBES OF IXDIANS-7 Iu Their Warlike Display and Wonderful Equestrian Sports. TROUPE OF WIRE WAEKEB8. TROUPE OF PERFORMING BIEL'S ! Life on tlie Plains! And thrillin^r contrasting the Wild west of the New World with the Classic Pastimes of the Old; Introfiuciug Cowboys, Western Indians, ami Mexican Vaqtteros. Tlte most novel and complete exhibition of tlie kind ever projected, including every ivpo of naatUiood known to those ivho dwell on the Wild Frontier, or Just (Ivor the Bonier. An Exhibition that is uot a show but a fact. BRAND FREE STREETl! Admission, 25 Cents! Cty-j Performances Bail/, at t and 7

Sept. 12th to 17th Good Racing Each Day.'f!! A train will leave Petersburg on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday mornings, connecting at Oakland City with the Air Lme, Returning train will leave Princeton at 5:30, making connection at Oakland City. Half fare on both roads. ~ S. Vet Strain, Sec. Mm

Superintendent V Notin'. V\ 'RIjIC examination of riapplicaniK for teacher** license will btf; held >h flic last Saturday af euch month u* follow*: For the mouths of June. September and March, at Augusta; for the months df j qly, <October, January ami April, at Rotdfshorg; for 4ho mouths of Aux ist, Novuiit C:; iFcbjrtuiry and May. &t Winslow. A certificate »f good moraljbleiracter from sumo member tithe Coonty Bhcud ofEduealion must be brought l\v aj>j|‘lh,;ir«ls in the county and iro.u County .Srtpt rUikntl M-rinWmdCnt by thoue out of thecouuty. \V. u. RiRiCTJfi,. J une tv, 1S»7. : i -ouit? y alujft. Notice to Physicians. IN PCRSVANCE of (hi: IsL^.-sInhl^liinp a A County Bo&Plof Health, amt r^ulrli^jSl physicians and aeeouchtirs to i|cj f r* to t la* w e reiury of said hoard. I lun’y ivom .A u fail compliance with* U* shew in fhb! anti nil Mceased' physicians and!jure*.iwh\\f■; orb .hereby notified lo islihv&N their reports and all husinesb pcrlaltdnu to n»y odk*. to N. COHN, ll\ r R. lf>, . " An^uxlayihke ' "•* ind. Notice of Appointment of Executorship. VtyflCK is lu rrhy iflv**n. that t in-1 ;»siosn;Vf|d t*- ..!—. ..*. - tins been appointed by lid* erk of the (-irvuHi-our* of Piki eyiHib . Slate of Tmlbtna executor of the: estate of \V htlam .\iebm53e «ate of Pike I’minty, diseased. , Said estate is KQpiu«etl to beiKolvertt r’ii CbUlfK VV. It l IA i K M AK, 11U1 fciX KCf’tOC. Notice of Final Settlement of Estate! V 1)1 > IN Tn-: Pikk “I net; it Uuttn-r. Is Tnc Matt Kit op The Estate w JuSKPlt CttOSS, DISKASEdI NtiV.J'KKM, Wu. NOTICE U hereby given that Uu* nmlerstgiicd Administrator with wlllinoue.i-rf of the Estate of Joseph Crow* .diseased. huspresented unit tiled his account nod voucher* in final settlement of mild estate, and; the seme will come up fur the examination] ami notion «( said Clreuit Court mi the Sthldav of Novem 1st, ISC, at u'hieh time ail persons Interested in said estate are required to appear In siiitl Court, ami show cause, If any I here la-, why I recount and voucher, should not he op proved. And the heirs of said stHte. mitt el! others interested therein, are also hereby requlred, at the time ami place aforesaid, to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of said estate. josiah nkwkiek, 1212) AsimSni*tiator. Notice of Appoint Hioiit of Executorship. N’utiee ia hereby given, that tine undersigned have been appointed by ttio-cterk of the clreuit Court of Elite county, shito of inuiann, executors til the hist will and teeten.erit ofl et. r iluikhurt, h tj of rite county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be] solvent. NOAH HCRKIIAKT, I ltd] NOAH A. Itt’ KK JIAUT, July 22, la©. Executor*. Executors' Sale of Personal Property. N OTICE Is hereby given, that t.ie undersigned Executors of ihe Iasi will and teMument of IVur Burkhart* ihcrised. Will otter tbr sale at public outlet? at the late residence of the deceased in Maduon township, lhlieVoum •, ludiami, ou August 23d, 1G£7, Th** p**r*onal property off sakl jdt?ecPMnK tfoit* si* ting of bor^os. bop*, HTut cattle. farmiijJ loipleuncUlK of % l\ klurin, Ineluciing reuix r*, binders iuij tuower, form scules. WHjron1’. harness, h*»iiu*w,hottl cuntf kileU* hii furniture; eitra, wheat.lutjUisro'tfingcrop* and varloiw other TKRMS: .Sums of foi.00 and under* cath; over4C».W a cmlit of nine sr «»n&t* Will be given, purchaser exe**utli»g nisi note with approved surety btairinit iiM:wit aud waiving valuation and appraisement »wisrurchasers must not remove any property until the term? of sale are i’ui y compiled with. Sale to comn enee at l ) o'clock a. asT of said da3' and continue from »lay today uutil ail of said property U sold. NO\H EUHKHART UR1 NOAH A. m hkhart, Richardson A Taylor, Alt ym Kx ecu tar*

Application for License, Application for License. Notice i* hereby riven, Until I will apply to - - ' • • —- Mi the Hour ; of ('oinmlK*ioii;-r.> of Pike fowlty, Indiana, at tb.tr MepU tr.-ni, I8ST, for a license to sell spirituous, vibota sml u;oU liquors la a k-K* quantity than cj quart at a time, wit li the privilege of allow! me I ins same to be dra,ale upon my premises, ftifl nmryenr. Jlj place of Duslaem wherein Slid liquors are to be sold and drank is a one-»!«»}• frame buildin* situated on part of lot number aevantyIhree |7SJ In Uiu town of W Susie ur, Pike spuntv. Indiana. iiitaj w. y. ifccov. \JOTICE Is hereby given, Shit 1 will apply to the Hoard of CouiCTiM toners of Pike eounty, Indiana, at their M-pt. term, Wt?, fot a license to sell spiritons, vinbas aw tualtliquois lii a less n Jai'.tltv than a quart et a time, with tbe privilege in' allowlnt; the' snine to be drunk niaui my premlites, liir (iiw year. My place of business wherein said liquors are to be sold and drank 1* a ulir-.lrry frame buildin* sit oaf eel on tbe west half nflM number sisly-threeftstjlln the town of llossuer. Pike county, Iudiana. fil3i3] WlUlAil K. McHroit. ALESMEN WANTED! By tbe oldevt, largest amt beet known ! Nurseries in the West. FEBJWJIES1 UmTIOSS; GOOD PAY rrr ?: STM RUBSE saswfes YOB can live at ho pe, am? make men ey at wort; ft* Jfs, Ehn» at any tiling eke in ibis 'jjvor not needed: you are sitatteri free ins; all ages. Any «*e «w do .or: jjirpr earntn t* stire fru i jfdsSrrl. OSW , Iv on tfjt and « no V ■f«st-v.m no bin:; ** and find out; if at ones-. U. 3 * to Vi I ot del St r* of adilre* fit do* I

A West Beal Estate Agency. row me:.mt. A very doslrhbl© office crver Model I>rug sStwc. Terms reusonublo. IOR SULr.— Uoviftoa. Horse—At Union. I-story* brooms tt Ith nil wit hniWlufa, good veil, K acre of ground a t»a Identy of ruk«II fruit. All in good repair. Price. $$50; J»al. tosu*t purchaser. Wovsl —1-oror.v, 1 loofus, kuwivtr kitchen, <a.*)lur nrntall del buildings; good well soft water, plouty of fruit and phuuiuntt.v located. I'rice, ;SM>; onsdhhd eaab.bal. ui && & nai\ JOlV\ LO I N. LI v* ry desirable law a .kite : a U nfon. Terms lowtr t&o di< lo«( d. ft'.IK.'l*. 37 aero* go* *| land 1 layc ton iiolu p. ?;W; \ gusli, lA-'ye;*i> on Utfoitce. hi ai*ivs ip * lay tj>. well improve*!; 10-nctr* t imlM-iv v*27.31; ^SHwifk UuL ti»:<uit pnreliuser. K» acres m lmvi»*diij>, v1th j^»«*d '* *>«*, log Turns© and burn, fjyt; i.ut-Ur.rd .ash, bnL to suit pmelu*. or 7> acres in (Hay tow ndiij* adjoining M»e M aer.-K above mniiRd, with tom! :©w framo (iwvlilHS and iiurn, a good young orchard and plenty of water. l*t »e*\ if-KW; one-lhinl rotd r Lai. in equal payments ot U and 21 monitor. "V acres in fjisiiti tp.; 12 H« n,*tlinl*)r btij. in ei\jh state of cultivation; 2-story framertwellh.*, g*N»d hum, two wells k*mwI water, all-uce-*\>snry :>nt l inldlugs,youngorchard: a tip top fartn Hun ugiiouL l*rier7 ^&i; out-tiiird Oa.'b; 1 ai d 2 y ou«**» ou balance. acres in I/vkbart t|», Aftutrtot'in cn!Mya{k»a, 1ml. In white oak timber. good ). g buildings. uoml wateraml »&» fine young ftlii.* 12X2-1 months. trees. |Jifsfi; , ewtsb1 <»1. in acres lu Clay tp. adjoining Union. All cleared »»ml in high slate of eultivatiou. f&fr. |**r aery; cash. hal. to suit purchaser. hd neces iu Clay Tp. gt»od Lomu, Imrn and out Liiikling. on put lie road, well cloveml, plenty oi water. $5ro«j. ■ cash, 12 lo24 mon. { IS in Washington Tp. at Stork’s ferry. : Ct&xl hum. JfJXi. i‘uynival to suit purvLtsf c*r. "S - \ So acres our- mil© from Petersburg, on WTu- { slow road. ;>» acre* • learcd, flu** land. FW 1 8*ir arro to suit purchaser. lfi|i acres one mile from Petersburg, in lute condition, all tillable, well cloveil'd. $40 per acre. $U)G© ©ash. IVferrcd'fjay menu F&aa> per year with fcpvr cent, lufc rest annual* ly. A bargain. 1 1 2Q0 Acres in Patoka Tp. known as the Couelami A Post land, in sect. 35, T 1 S. H. s'. \V. Price $U acres of raid land is iinil>cr. Will sell ©epffrstt* for '■* cash lai. tu 1 and 2 years on 6 per cent. interop; hav. lots In Petersburg, debtratde Icca iUe#. sovontl lots and bn uses amt Term* low. riiKCINCINNATI ENQUIRER \ FOR 1087. DAILY and WEEKLY TIIK XEAVSIKHT, MOST KKAliLESS. most i*om:r.Au. ABLEST EDITED NEIVSPAI’EU IN AMLliiCA. Forlnrklf lnfoniiHii tM of wliem-., |>uUic, rntnaorale, pvlvate or oilier kind,.yuu u ill 1»» ol>!if«Hl to read Til K KNQFIKKit. '.A»to political and *:ci»l intelligence. TBtJTH AND PACTS, (hie is sadly Isnornnt whe falls to consult that greatest of nil new spupors. THE ENQUIRER For a live newspaper that allows nothing to escape Its knowledge; supressts nothing of iutportanee forabriiie or otibgatiou: applies no M’.gnr-ooatctf exotise (crcvil dee>ls or their authors; ealis thlsttilits liy their propot names. NONE EQUAL THE ENQUIRER Comprised in It* columns are complete Market Reports. Telrgranltic Sows from all over the world, Excellent Feature Articles. M s.-el-luneous t-ood for the Intelligent Itrnhu Mom) lu'.irnctlon, Terse Crlikihins and .Hcarkltnt Wit. The jailiey of the ENQU IRER Is to servo the whole country and the people imparl laity; ti bring aiatut genuine and lasting leforn * b nellciai to all; to freely speak the irutliund give fuets: to expose corraptiuii wherever 7 .uad, and to reador a II possible assistance lu the detection and puuishmentof vice. Hubscrlln: fort? for WtT. and eojo.v thesatk*thetion of being a reader of the Cost newspaper in the a orM. - t.

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