Pike County Democrat, Volume 18, Number 20, Petersburg, Pike County, 6 October 1887 — Page 3

NK ft HORN BROOK. «■ Hanging > Lamps. Do You Want A Lamp? WE BAYS HANGING Lamps Fran $1.75 ti $15.W WHICH WE PROPOSE TO SELL On Installment. h U ¥ lb THE MONEY DON'T BUY "CTatill "You. SEE 01H ELEGANT STOCK.

• CHEAPEST' IN' TOWN. CALL EARLY ------ FRANK A HORNBROOK. m - >/ MW MUM. »h.i,up miLn ui ti. L. Wwrt. -KTUIkliriHi Ec&I SsUifi mi terns Agtess.

vta will sell T..or Kira.'ll-n* *•»*! F<>t; Krill )«uf Properly fi*r jots: or And you » buiYl tut an> Lliiuit Vhili|tM lo «»ur hn.lpesa. \Y«* ahws r itw u*^l iiwuruur* I om-unli-t Jn the «..r>4 life, hire. Tornado, Ari i Jr ill iuuliJvr >u*«. t-all on.nr aefclrvsa. hilibib * «wt. " utll» i.t* Main Itrid Eilil* A ln«- A*.l*. „ur l*Hfr»l*ni, Itnl j ii. T-un*.*«'••■»•*«!«' ;*« iiritinuT. *WOEK. In Frires for i artificial Teeth F.fcr Heard of Before. A Fi Sit DI Teeth! $16. $16. $16. All work Warranted and Satisfaction Guar* -anteecL— (V< .ill ana im m hetnr* e«l»e j ilirwkrrf. • J D LffiTZEBICH, The Leading Dentist. lUfH K itrr PMlnfflr*. LIICItY STABLE. ADAMS BROTHERS, * —WiopiUF.roRs— ■ Livery, Feed and Sale Stable, t'oitraen Sixrn asiiWuxi t St»., rttiWhutj, Ind. Ilonn ami IlnRin (<>r hire *1 reasonable rates. New mnc*k'«! Safe Honan. Hutain rm «r tiic Day on Wik. i - YXtraei Sail cn Cammlaeljn. | -—- ABKXCVe Real Estate Agency. P. W. CHAPPELL, MCTKRSBCl«i, - - INDIANA j * Ail. laud, and turn property plan'd In my \ hw* for Mile will be adverUaed (Tee nl ftaifi j omci-l'p atalr* over City r>ru* Store., J. L. KEITH. ‘ W. H. H.THOMAS. I Keith & Thomas, 1 Abstracts of Title, Insurance,: Beal Estate. Coder*Ion. and writing of deeds Xc. carefully and pttnnidly aireiaicd lo. A Kolaiy Pnbltc constantly in Use tifflcv. OBre ever Adnata A ftaa’a Brae Blare. > I ■ _!. . -L..1fouls, Tn4e larks iH Copfirtflts obtained. and all hmdnam In the C. IS, Patent; OBIee attended to nl moderate fee*. |

Pike County Democrat. MICESPAY. SErTEHBEimiSS? i ■- ^ ..'joaggaa—a«—ataeea 'Entered at Uw PMnOrt at Petersburg luvL. tor inuuuinioii through Uw mail* ai I ovgudrlui matter. -' M Prr t wr • • |l.«l Ctrh ItTH. 6 PrnuDi sending ns a club of rtva, wIUi 6.3a. wtu rwvlvr Uw paper flee (or one year. •V* Ita ru» Caaatj tHwent kaafke tartest rirealatlaa at ■> trnHfS p»kil.kr4 is rtti faaatyl Unrttmi will mb a aata t( this toat! ADVEKT1SI.MJ KATES AND BILES. Space. > l sr. * drstl w»j4 ara-itmos (ms leear Inch i «•.1 W't.toltl 00»2«l»n<»tf.W Inch: 73 1 S» 1 ail 2 O’ 3 ** 5 tb 10 «) Inch ltb 1 GO 2 Oaf 2 3ft 4 *) * *»j 12 t*l I 25 2 Oft 2 .to 3 00 5 «> » W*i 16 « 1 Til 2 Hat 3 3. 4 004 6 «' H 0»; 30 «) 2 «... 3 <«* 4 lb >«• »« 30 W «0 «*' IftiiW >U»i »», *«#»«“ . Inch y cl'ii S col’u 1 col*n BUSINESS LOCALS CARD. Having moved my slock, nf ntilliuery goods to new rooms I would n> sped fully iurito a coniluuation of pa*t patronage. New customers will also find a hcariv wvlctMue. Hoping to proro to merit mkccm, I invite all to call on me In inr new position. Wlthafl due thanks to my friends and customers. Respectfully, Mrs. P. White. OVERCOATS At J. B. Yorso & Co's. Kiiox county baa always been noted fo.- good fairs. F BAKER WHEAT DRILL IT IS WADE OF THE BEST STEEL. Ear male by JOE. PATTERSON. We have just received a splendid line of nothing embracing salt* for men. youths, ami hoys, all of tb« last atylee, and ran give perfect fits and price* a* low as the lowest We hate aeleciAl our stork with care and tell eontirieut we can rive you Just what you want. We have added new tn all our various lines, and guarantee sat;sraclion. We> soil better shoe* tor the ni -ney than anv one elae. Try a pair and.be convinced. Come to arc us. J. B. Torso t to.

Knox County Fair from October 10th to lath. 1K> not forgot the dalf. J. B. Young * Co. carry an excellent line of SC HOOL SHOES for Ikjya anti girls. l>td Yon Notice It t Charles 11.Souder w ill remain in Petersburg a short time but wiileontiuue to make cabinet photocs at *T. fJO per ttoren. 18tf Goto J. B. Young k Co. for the best clothing in town. They hare also received a fine assortment of Ladie's Cloaks, and will make it to your advantage to trade with them. Ia»k out for the big f.»ir of Knox County. r Knox county will open their expo, sit ion Oct. 10th. Knox county promise* ample pay to til who -visit them, and they mean it. Warranted Boots at J. It. Yorii & Co's. For Sale. A scholarship in Bryant and Stratton *a Bu»iucss College. Cali at this office. ( I f I M t M M To get what is owing to this office would be greatly appreciated. *********** Uncle John, hia wife's people and their sisters and eousius and their aunts all come to C. II. Souder’s to get their pictures taken, for they -re so cheap, you kuow, and are just as good as live dollar pictures. Buy the famous Teunessee Wagon. For sale by JOF. PATTEIUsOX. Hot lunches *erVe«l at all hours br W1II1ME.V, Sr. 1 keep the very best Cincinnati lagerbeer. Wm II iso eh. S*. Honey To Loan. On real estate security. Terms easy, tf] Ely & Wilson-.

Owe doaea cabinet photos for 13, at C. II. Sender's. Ih> not tbink that you wiil not get good pictures just because they are so cheap, for it is to tny interest to do first class work. This offer is only to iutrodnee my work. C. 11. Socdsu's. Leading Millinery. leas. PAVED WHITE. Citj Trimmer Emploied. Newest Goods, Latest Stylei, and Beat Bargains Can be Had Here. Call. Mrs. David Whits. Cor. Main <A Seventh.

THE NEWS Boot i vine schools opened last Monday. Warri ck county has GO*; of a corn crop. Tobacco and potatoes arc a partial failure ns well as i* corn. Every county in Ohio has a tabor ticket in ^he field. Salvation meetings have ueeu in progress at Boouvillc. Pike county has four huudred and thirty-one pensioners. A great many of the country schools commenced last Monday.

| The jail au«l court house at BoonI viUc are to be repaired somewhat. ! Quite a quantity of corn will be ! gathered in spite of the dry Summer. --- Kvery county in Florida which has voted on the question of local option has adapted it. Those who want to sow blue grass will And this a good ceasou of the year to do it. Thu Interstate Fair, of Ft. Wavne, failed, financially, on account of insteeient weather. Au attempt is being made to get Francis Murphy to give temperance lectures in Petersburg. All the parties interested in the DePauw will case will be brought into count in the November term. Enough beer went down the red hot gullet at the reunion at Kva..sville to raise the Ohio river an inch or two. The heat absorbed by the earth t during the warm Summer is very liaj hie to proloug the setting in of I Wiuter. Burglar*entered John Crew's mill i la-t Friday night,blew open the -ate. land took the contents about forty dollars only. Dr. M. M. HcDowrfl will Imp the , sheriff of Knox county, h-, appoillt- : incut of tlu- com'nis-;orti' •*-. instead of I th# sheriff decs a-ej. The residence of David lisle, of Logan towiu*h;p. was destroy , 4 by lire last Sunday nig..’-* 1 v #1000.00. No jn.-urauce. The* Washington Fair was not so well attended s« it has been heretofore. Re-unions and President trips are bant on county fairs. The re-uttlotw which have been and w ill be held in the United States are making history for the future student's head to ache over.. Some of our citizens arc getting the | •‘gas" fever. Should gas be found in ] paying quantities in South-Western ; Indiana, it will knock the wind out of all the geology know on the subject. I Winslow is to Ik? supported by a : newspaper. We admire the pluck of t the editor in attempting to keep up a town by lninsclf. it takes three newspapers to keep up Petersburg, j The Scotch Thistle was thought to j be. the fastest y acht in • the world. Rut it was recently beaten by the American Volunteer. So America now leads the word iu swill sailing yachts. A recent prisoner iu the Hibson county jail confessed to be a woman in male attire. Her name is Clara King. She had burglarized J. L. Dorsey's Mote, at Ft. Branch. Chas. Kelly was her pretcuded name. --j>The Coal and Coke Company, of; this place, is about on successful fi-, nancial feet. It will >;et do a fine , business. Their new machinery iat work, and the quality of Coke ] made is in great demand. It will be a financial success. ■ October 21 and 22 are the dates for I the coo ven tion of Southern IudianaJ Northern Kentucky, aud South Eastern Illinois. The convention will be] at Jeffersonville, this slate, and will consist of the prominent teachers and school superintendent*. « |

T1i<* premium list for the tvuox County Fair. i» full and complete. and «iHbnw nearly every ankle«>rhousehold and nieciunical mauuuctnic, a< well as agricultural products and implements. The exhibition wilt l»e open from Oct. 10th to 45th, inclusive. : The Pataka A**oc at ion of Regular Itaptiats will convene at Pleasant Ridge church, live miles south of Petersburg, ou the-road to Winslow, on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, October 7th, 8th, and 9th. Able Ministers are expected to be present. All are invited. There is some talk of a debate betwunar Representative Stubblefield and B. F. Carter, of Evansville, on the subject of Prohibition—temperance reform geueraly. If the de- j bate should take place, it will prob- j ably be at lrelaud, iHibols couuly, or: near that plate. Petersburg coal js used almost ax-j cluslvcly in Evansville. Other places than Petersburg arc not getting out a great quantity of the article; and, as a result, our doal region is favored. But Petersburg has the best of coal, and that is the greatest secret i# the whole matter. The rivers are lower now than at , any former time iu the history of j some of the Oldest citizens. last year i the rivers were low also.. Those posti ed in the matter claim that the low itraler last year and this is the cause [of the growing scarcity offish. The ; bad water for the young fish to live in, and the drying of the sand banks where the young are hatched no doubt causes a scarcity of the reproductions. ‘ <

- The aborc it a subject upon which most Is written, but it least understood. To educate Is to matte all of , the mind that it is capable of becorn- | ing. No sooner do we consider the subject in'this light than we know the great task, and the certain responsibility of the teacher. The first thing to be consider**! in the way of educating is the branches to be taught so as to secure the most complete developement of tine mi ml. Of course the developement of the mind depends upon the health of the hodv, the dwelling house of the utiutl. Hygieuc is, therefore, an important [ study; and, for this reason. Its kin- | dred subjects, Anatomy aud Physiology should hgve a place in every well regulated school. After passing this subject it is difficult to tell what is the most apparent as a needed subject, j It is not the object of tbis short arti» i cle to mention ail that is important, but to touch Upou a few of those subjects most needed. For those who attempt more tliau the primary studies of the common schools there should be some consideration of nhe addi- ' tioual studies. As all thought is comI munleated mostly by language it i> iwrliap* Well to maintain that a prop- j

cr study of English literature is tl»e first subject that thvuld demand attention; and If time permits, other literatures than English should demand attention. Next 1o literature, practically and theorcticaliiy, comes mathematics. By a study of .language and mathematics the human intellect develop* - faster than by nnv other two studies which c.'.u be so easily acquired. After leaving these studies there arises some dispute about what is next in importance. We are almost persuade^ that, aftes j passing language aud mat hematics,' that tin; most important of oilier ; studies is music. We do not mean , the ordinary cultivation of the abUi- ] tv to produce on vs* fin. piano or or-1 g«u the ordinary trash published bv wholesale and scattered lik*- other t land. We evils broadcast over tin mean si»< b a study oi the anbject as i- | ncnr'sMirv Jo bring out those intellect- > usi! tncult * ■ that can in i." uher w.tv : be tl«Vii«i>sd. There an* p*»tvcr« •<! '.in ; intellect that cannot be brought om J any other way than by a on Hue of the rmu ii to approchue »«»•1 ie and ihf he.ujUhil. We iliai k Ik closing t! nit ;.a- in ii something j si reis that m« *k the practical. This is evident ir on the constant etc tumid for good nnii'cians. Th ■ foreman who was in this office sometime ago, was uferei! fourteen dollars perl week fer blowing a h«ru at a prominent place in one of our eastern stales, j What occupation could furnish more Having business than this, considering the capital invested ? True.not ail tifu expect to profit financially by the study of music. Neither are other ituidies pursued by any inteution of iuaucial profit. Education. in point >f benefits to be derived, is somewhat ike*religion; it contains something j note titan present necessity. It is • irgued with almost indisputable evi-{ lence, that be who is well cultured in j ijelles-lettres can not b« bad. If' this be true, it is easy to comprehend the gootl to be derived from those | studies that animate the soul. But it i diouhl lie rcuicinliered that no one hotild attempt to hew his way to the ‘ ighesi educational honors, alone, if J tiporluuitv decs bio; oficr an edu

nation, it is well to bo selfin ado; but the selfmade would be much better had thev been under the guidance of & master. We by no means think that self culture should J be abandoned. Iu this age of good books and papers, one may educate himself fairly well, yet it is much the better that the student obtain information from those who not only understand, but who base passed over aud have encountered all the difficulties along the road that leads to the point* of man’s highest ambition, where all nis achieved greatness is a burden, because so iueouiplete. The agricultural school of this state is taking steps to ascertain the proper time to sow wheat to receive the least } possible damage front the fly. Ex- j perimeuts are bring niade in many : parts- of the country bv sowing at dlf-1 iVrent intervals and making all |po>v; •ible nbsterratioa. If the fl> have a particular time at which to do its mischief, t hen it will he >m easy mat-> ter to Sod out when sow lag maV in* j done so a* to get the least harm fr»m the flv. Except tbe lly have a particular time to do mischief, all experiment will prove fruitless. ' A pm|K>'iti«u has been made to or-1 gauirea literarv society or reading circle for the fall aud winter month*. Anyotte wishing to become a member of »uch an organisation, is ear dially invited to meet at the residence of Mrs. Glczen. Thursday evening, j Oct., 6th, at 7’* o'clock. The !$t. I/mi* re-union was a grand success;" There were enough soldiers present to make a great army. They were there from Maine to Mexico, and from ocean to «e -an. The races at the Knox County Fair .promise to he the most itityrsticg and exciting ever held in Scmtheru lad. Some of the best horses i n the country are preparing for these races.. “What Shall The Uarrest »r The following persons have been liceitsetl to marry sinoe our last report: Frauk Bildertwck to Matilda K. si-tner: Emery M. Smith to Lucy Pancake; Elmer A Ilea ins to Iva Ainler; Ucorge J. Nichols to Mary IS. Sbawliau; tutmpbell McKinney to Rachel Acres; William McKinnev to Ida Thompson; Marion Mnlvaney to OUteSII. Boucfaia; Clarence Whitman to Louisa E. Curtis; 8.0 Barrett to Mattie Ciww; ClTsae* S. Fredrick toLHIic M.Frederick: Benjamtr. Bishop to Matilda Burchtieki; Cornelias Gray to Eliza Went; lew la Fark to Emma L L ppoed; Uco L McCudiandtoM.v’.ji A. Uurpt .

Ephrlau Fowler, has been granted a Vbe L. Case has pi ional card iu the Dev Francis Murphy, evangilist, is doing week. Situ Kirk gave th ly eall last Saturday compliment in the Oaklant nsiou. nted a profess* scat. See i*. he temperance Evausvil e this is office a MendThanks for his »way opfl-2i> John M. White, George Howard, ami D. C. Ashby wo e at St. Louis at the encampment o ' the G. A. R. Angelo Hillman wits at Glereu the first of the week assisting John llorn'trook to invoice his slock of dry gcyls. Rev. Asbery will it live charge of the M. E. church at this ilace for mother year, having been ve -y accepts blr returned. \ Mrs. Angelo Hill nan, who took sick at the re-union it Evansvi lle, is now at her home iu hi* place, quite, recovered. !

D. C. Ashby and J L IL. Reedy rel»rt a largo at tender ae af^the reception of the President at Terre Haute last Saturday. Mr». and Mr. Wisiani Labs, of this place, were blessed by the arrival of a fine girl baby, on 1 st Friday morning, September 39th t j Mrs.Morris Tucke .of near here,ami I Miss Eva Hicks, of i his place,vxSsited friends and relatives at Washington. Friday and Salorda last. James Rhodes, limns ly of thicounty. nov% of Jid’vanlsport, Knox county, is visit Jug I fiends and relative- in Petersburg ml vicinity this week. * \w. Miss Loll Kcuss kit here 'Saturday lojaiti her brut tier Fred. :ti Ol.icy. ill. From ile rv tie • . -v. .>;.»i»»ui' : vis^t the State F - i ni s...... • t days ;i« the gae*ts if Mrs. and Mr. II. IL rim tit. Miss Lillie A rut trout;, of Petersburg; and s -;;>r t f Ms. Ik >V. Arni'tfvng of this place, i- vi-iting ; ;i•.r • t1»is tv rk die guest of tl-o above named g- utieman.—Boon-, ••Hie Siaitdavd ' 4 W. 11. Tieoi,. - n, formerly attorney .-f thls pl.e e. ills bcMI vidtine iVi.mJs aip.l relative- in this place the. -• - \ H *- - .it at home in K . j i.t K vhere in- is *?>1 gaged iu tlk drug bi sines*. Indiana Packet, Rockparl): Dr. 1. H. Lamar, a form jr Spencer county »dv. now engage I in the practice of medicine at Algi rs. Pike county, this state, attended he Fair here last week, accompanied by Miss Anna Aust, of Petersburg and his sister, Miss Ettic, of lSutl'ii ivi 11c. The Schultz and Xcilson .Comedy Company, which played hen-. Mon- j day. Tuesday, and MTedoeaday even- i ings. have given tin most perfect sat-1 isfaclioii. Schultz is a whole show himself, though Nielson gets prveedented compliment from some. Married, on last Sunday at the residence ot the brides parents, Frank Hildcrback to Matilda E. Skinner. Frank Hilderback ip the efficient deputy county auditor. We haveiettrnd nothing of the other parties, except that they area liist-class people,audf the marriage deserves congratulations. They will reside iu Peters

bur". Maki'ikivon last Wednesday evening. at the residence of the bride’s parents George J. jiielwk to Mary B. Shaw bait, Hev. J. 1v. Asbery otthiating. . There were present only the near Mentis and rela-tives,j and a select company it was. This was one of these niff, quiet, sensible weddings well worth imitating. The groom. till lately >**tf of the test of teachers is nor connected with the Citizen's Statt Bank. The bride is an intelligent. iJttiaMe ladv whose willing hands will make a happy home. They soon go «<» house keening on Maiit in a beautiful rt»Wi'ir <* I of whie.ii they ire tin; fortunate owners. Resolution* Or Respect. Hall of Algiers Lodge Xo U*j3, I. O. O. K. of lud. Algiers lad.. ?s p". 3D, 1&37: To the office-' and n nilsr* «*t saci Algiers, I>dge: Voitr ct n ttiilue whb had tit- dmjtiog of Tesolution* | expressing the scit-e of this Ludgs in the death of our tl» ceased Bro. James H. Hughes Jr., lag leave to rep .rl the follow ing: Whereas It ha*pleased the A1 wise to break the ci.ai t of unity that binds ns together here, s ad call mr Brother iiotne to the bland Lodge above, therefore be it Besotted, That, while we deeply mount wish the family and friends of our Brother cut down in the midst of Ids usefulness, a t have an abiding faith that the omnipotent God is the Father of us all; Though our Bro. be dt ad. act shall he live a; ain. Besotted, That, as this stroke of divine provide nee and to which w« must all submissively bow, Itaa deprived hia parents in their fay away home of one of flat:; Sunlights of their household, thatt ; deeply sympathize and condole will: them in their sad bqrvavcment, add we affectionately tender to them oar heart-fdt sympathy. Besotted, That nw hall be draped in mourning for sixty days. Besotcetl, That tinesc resolutions be i:t record of our be sent to each of itnd Logan Co. Neb. ion, and a copy unloti ge »t-lit to bi* Xeb. spread ou Lodge, and a the Pike Co. Iml papers for publ der seal of the poreuts at Gar S. W. Cl C. W. II. T. A. prxuA GuritF> uteixj Can.

™ .11! .ill—L "-Ll'.LJ'J OUR CODHTRT COUSINS. Items of Interest Gathered by the Democrat’s Correspondents. VCLPE9S. den Anderson, of Kansas, is visiting his brother, Richard Anderson, of near this place . Abe L. Case, who has been quite sick for some time, we are glad to say. is now about well, lie has been with us only a short time, but be has proven himself an excellent physian C. White, representing Son tag «<: Co., of Evansville, is in town to-day Vs. Russell and >1. Powers.of Lochart township, were here this week’ Lawrence Beadles bad his hand badly mashed ret ntlv. from a failing cross tit Simeon Dearing, oue of the candidates for trustee was in town the first of the week, looking after his chances iu the coming convention T. Payne has rented the lltoider* farm and will move onto it soon Z. Tf Dearing. Richard Denting. 6. M. Jj.1 offman, and T X. Dixon, of Sox hi. vrere in town Friday X. A. Kerning's nev- house will noon he completed Peter Hoffman will eommence the erection of a new house in a few days C. Butler has bought Adam McCoonsPs farm, and will move into it in a few days J. Chambers has gone to Warrick countv ou a visit. SlIlVAXT. Mary S. Jones is sick this week Joe! L. Evans is at present reported on the sick list .. Win. Brock, who has been sick for sometime, is how rapidly recovering Lou Woods will preach at the Wilson School house the first Sunday iu October Rev. Chesser, of Noxid, will preach at tie Gray church tomorrow .. Hearing. Jones, and Survsut, have each ordered a urv . toes of goods W. B. Ptrkle will issue a manual of instruction in about two weeks Clickjack MiUer, aged ninety-two, dial last Thursday. lie was a good citizen for many years Sketnuin tiendmn's house v. ith coni tents burned a fun days since. Los.* $1300.

80. Insurance $l,CiX> Jeremiah, having; found nut t*i i; ho isnot qualified to edit the Press. has Concluded to out don » its subscription ns rapidly ss possible, lit fc. send ins out apcountn for collection tii-otiyh a collection agency to leading Republicans in this township it ho do not me him anything. I h.ive "ftew beard of the subsidized. inon. ojs lUtd. and terrorized press Tin- Petersburg press set .’ns to dii the bill exactly It is nioncprtised by patent medicine men; subtdised bv the county officials; and terrorized by the Peters burst NevV* XoXiD, Oct. 1 UlifMJ. Bciivz.uiiabK* to make out the name ofthe r author of the article, we have suppressed; the criticise!) in the following: flaunt LWmockai: Although ft stranger to your columns. I wish to say a few words in regard to the immorality of som - of our 'young men. who should be “the hope of our country ” But. instead, they ant making hoodlums of themselves As I came in contact with some of them, 1 deem it a duty to iufnrm the public of them Those of whom I speak live in and around Augusta Their head leader is a young man named—who is a disgrace to any community l aloes he reforms he eau never be respected by any one There ate others in the neighborhood just as had They treated me wilh disrespect; and. therefore, I fcflow whereof I speak 1 would warn the public of them English Spavin Liniment removes ail Hard, Soil, or Calloused Lump.-*, and Blemishes from horses. Blood 1 Spavin. Curbs,, Splints, Sweeney, I Slilles, Sprains, Sore and , Swollen ! throat. Coughs, etc. Save $00 bv n.-r of one bottle. Warranted. Sold by Adams & Sou, Druggists, Petersburg Iud_ ' [IGyl ' Bachelor's haul—a wife, when he takes one. Simple and Sure. The following prescription for dysentery, diarrha- and alt summer com plain is, is fuiuishvd by a prominent physician who used it in his practice for several years w ith uniform success. Kor adults, take one teuspocnful of Gilmore’s Aromatic Wine and the same quantity of corn starch, after every discharge. Kor children, one teaspoorfui of Gilmore’s Aromatic Wine and same ; quantity of corn starch. For infants under one year. teu drops of Ibis Wine and corn starch enough to thicken it. This prescription is safe, sure ami reliable. It uocs 1 not leave the patient constipated, but re- j stores to perfect health. Bombay grain conveyed the cholera germs to Messina. Arkansan Beard From. Uavlord A lisle. diuggists,Os«eclaArk., Xov. 29. 1SHI. write: v •*M« s-rs. J. C. Mt ndcuhsil * t o., Ev- i ansviito. ltd. Gentleman. *tth> t'ertain t hill lure i? giving better satisfu istion than ; any fever and ague medicine Vt« haBdlt. I We sell order a positive guarantee, and have never heard if# slugteeaae where It failed to give Balisfaclion.” - { Active, Pushing nod Rrliable. J. R. Adams & Sou can always be n‘iitr.1 npuu to carry iu slock the purest and lies* goods, and sustain the reputainii ot being active, pushing and reliable, by recommending articles with well established merit anr such a- are popular, 1 hiving the agenev for the celebrated Dr. King’s New Discovery tor consumption, colds anrt-ccuglis, will sell it oir i. positive gn.iraut'Hi. It will surety cure any and every affeetioii of throat, lungs or cue-t. and iu order to provceurelaiiia, we ask you to call and get a Trial oiih-brtt. liau't whut er man is flat makes biiu happy iu dis yere w«ri’. It’s whut he thinks he is.—[Ark an saw Traveler.

LADIES! SEE HERE!! YOC CAX BE MADE THE PICTITBE OF . HEALTH 1SY UHKO GILMORE’S ununciin. Ttia remedy i* the result of yeari of experience In Pharmacy. and Is pronounced bv Pbvstetana and Medical Sovtetiea to be n perfect NERVE AND BRAIN FOOD. GILMOrK'S AROMATIC WINE. It fa# prepared expressly fur T reatintc alt those diseases ccOuntoniy called K taiah Complaints with which nearly all women are afflicted, and lor these cases it tar moat positive cure. It will purify end 'Mulch your blood, give strength nud steadiness to your nerves, and invigorate your en ire giving yon rosy cheeks and bright sparkling eyes- Do not delay br.l get U at once^pad^he cured as thousands alredy have, send ree to any address a book eontaning much jseful Information for the lidles, 1 “Gilmore1* Aromatic Wine 1* ttviiigt.'«-ter salisfuetlon than any medicine I have sold In wentv vests, Ii is a. I It Is represented to lie." V.T.Jin^KH.rru^ffatU^.O. For calc bj I'Ka»'K £ i

COON HOLLO1 Hr. 8. MJTffHBT.T.. Proprietor. Best Brands of Wines and Liquors On Hand. Hu U cf ggtis id lthu fa ilnjs b Ccon. IBZoll©“rV7mJcLL&lx.my* Best Brands of Beers Always in Stock. Opposite Court House, Cor. Maix and Eighth h*TH.

I UlELHAA 4k WEST Bnltt Spy rom KEAT. A v*rj desirable ofBco over Model ’wig Store. Term* reasonable. FOR SAILE—iBeescs. Horst—At Vnton. 1-swsry, iroonis with all out buildings, good well, }s art* ot ground aiai pleuty oi small fruit'. All In good lvnalr. Wire, }$50: fAe* cash, hah to suit purchaser. Hocw-l-werj', 4 rooms, summer ktlehen, cellar and nil dot buildings; maal well sol ; water, plvm.v of irtiltanet pleasantly touted Price, RW; one'third rush, DaL in 12 A U tooroil A l.OTS. ’ 13 very desirable bias lots In Onion. Terms1 lower than the lowest. FARRS. 5T acres go>d laud In CTay township. ItW:1 S cash. 1A2 years on balance. 31 acres in Clay tp. well Improved: 10 acres timber. $2750; fXucash, lu’.to suit pure Laser. «acre* in l.ogan township, With good well, log house ami bum. iKv; oliu-thtrJ easli. bat.1 to suit jmiehttser j 7S acres In Clay towysMp ad.ieiniap them! acre's above natusi, with good hew frame i dwelling and harm » goes) young orchard ami plenty of water. Price. $8*»; one-third rasb, bal. in espial payments of hi and 2t months, i I*.1 aeres In Lomu 1 p,; 12 acres timber IwUr 1 high state of mUivnl ton; 2-ssory frame dwell* i ing. good lam. two wells good water, all uee- i essary outbuilding's, young orchard: u ftp toil! farm throughout. Prtv. last*; oue*. third I cash: 1 and 2years rm balance. tB'acrestn hockluirt tp. sflacre3 in cult!- i vatlon, bwl. in white oak timber, gfo*: log! l.iiitilings, good water and m fine young.fruit-! trees. lllW; , cash, lal. in I2.VJ 1 Hioueli*. : S acre s in Clay tp. at’.loiuing t'nieuc. A1! ■ cleared and in high state ot cultivation. }33-1 pe r acre; cash, lad. to suit purchaser. 30 acre's in Clay Tp. good house', tcirn ant* i out huileltng. em public roieet, we'U rhivntd, plenty of water. fl7t*>. •, cash, 12 toil mom 4S acres la Wuski *mo Tp. at stork's ferry, i 'had hum. flam, l'aymcut to sui: purchaser. s" acre's one mile from Petersburg, cn ’tVin- | sleiev rcmd. 5t> ae'rvs cleared, due laud. £J» i*r acre to suit purchaser. t IOO acre's «enc mile from Petersburg, in hue condition, all fttial’ le, well clovcre‘,1. J to per acre, thin cash. Deferred payments i tlbdb per year w itb i> gwr eevt. interest annual- ■ ly. A bargain. . 'AH’ acres in Pnlola Tp. known a* the Cope.' ianel A Post land, ill Heel. '.i, T t S*. H. 3. VV. I bice gVwb 30 acres esf said kind h. timber Will sell separr.to for E'AS'. U. cash lari, nil' amt i years on 0 Percent. interest g£3S“\Ve have several lot* and houses and: lots iu lYtoisburg, desirable Iwalitiew Term* ] low. House aild lot ir. Petersburg doming Sue- j erelsaddition all new amt complete, p.xxl eel- i lar. truit. and water rsiiii cash. House' (new-; of 3 realms hall and pencil ami; all necessary out buildings, good cistern ami i plenty of young fmit trues, grape vines Ac., In a pleasut part of too u Terms very low ; Payments easy. »» Acres in Lockhart Tp.24i»in heavy white yak timber. 120 In cultivation: Near a Kailroad. $7.2(0 Scash, bal, to suit purchaser 2B0 Acrv's heavy timber land in Put mm Co. Tenn. Price $320, or trade for Pike Co. real I estate. i 61 acres in Monroe Tp. £ ae-e* chared goeef buildings and water *7*1 good time' a great gargain. " j

-THIN CINCINNATI ENQUIRER FOE 1887. DAILY and WEEKLY THK NKWS1K6T. MOST FKAULKSS. -'iOSt IHITLAK, ABJ-KsT KD11TED XEWBPAPE1S IX A.MLliLUA. For insitfc infortm»H»*n *>f wiioniW, private <>r othtT kind, you wtti I* obliged Ui rtft*i T’l E KNOITREK. As to political Mud intelHfen*^ TRUTH AITS FACTS, Oho is sadijr ignorant whn fai.6 to consult that i?r*MjLU*hL^ ail TIIK EQHIRER no *:ii<ar~voak*i neusc for evil tKtx^ i»r t heir a tutors; calk* mistakes byt heir pit* pi*- cuaus. NONE EQUAL THE ENQUIRE! romprtsfd In its «i‘wmi'arf™j>!i'W'N»r ket Tclfintylili' JecwK frt-iu nil eree-r the woirhi, KsnUral mlurc A tf teles. Mtsevl' lunti.us Food for the Inti-tOcent Itratn, Moral Instruethm, Terse t i ttle isms ami Hpurklinc \\ it. The poHey of the KXQriRKR Is to m-tvi* lhe whole*country andthe{>e*inle Imjw rtiatty; to brine at>oui ge uuitie arid lasttUK reftirn» t»-ueSrial to ail; to Ovdy speak the troth and Kivo farts; -to expose rorroption mhorever tound. and t<> rruderult pot*lUe-Ass-istane'e lu the defeat heu and jmr.isbtni ntof vice. Mutweribe for it tor l*-7, and enjoy the saltsfoe I ton of !<•!at « render of the bent newspapertn the world. THE WEEKLY ENQUIRER I* the Family Paper for tin* e-onntrj home. It apes the seutral news of the w hole world op to the day of pub) teat ton; contahics a mess of eboiee tvatUuK mutter; deals tn Art* Literature. and Bdrnr*, and Its Market Re-ja-rts. Atfrk'ultural Ctepartniont and I louseIiuM pafte enti uot l-e Mirpaewd. It Is the largest and ehcaprst paper In tin I'nion. and is eone*. sled by every tody to be the beet weekly paper published. . . WEEKLY ttSQI TKRJL ;»Ytnr*$U.tik til \ Month «»* • v i. f\ in -v MOBtllS, dtk* • A >r**€FCt>i»v to ClYtho «4 FIvo DAILY KXtjUJitEtt. 1 M... 5 Mew. C Me*. Sunday and Pally..11 5f» life If ta Daily, ex. Mitutaj 1 fi 3?> K to Any three days bi to* $ ‘IS Any two days IS I"SB Ji‘> Sunday Issue Si C5 IS Address - KMIt I UK It, tINtlNNATI, t«HIO. JOIIN R. McI.KVX. . Fublhibt r and Proprietor. j i I 1 Tr. fit to is in K m t w son

Notice to Non-Besideiit. State or Inmana* In tn- Pik« Circuit Pike tovxTY v c«ut June icno, ISC. J'AUADISE BllU‘11 1 TS J _ Auiszu Brif if. > * Now tonus the plaintiff by Devi Lockhart, attorney, and flies tier eouiplaiut herein, together with aui affidavit. that (In' defundnnt Is . not a resident of the State of Indiana; but Is reliably Informed that tits 1“ ' > aid re-a ts Marshfield, In the State of Missouri. Notice Is therefore hereby given said defendant. that unless he be and appear on the first day Of the next term of the like Circuit Court to be hidden on the first Monday of Nov. A. It. i SsT, at the Court house In Petersburg In said County and htafe. and answer or demur no said complaint, the same • trill be heard und ikMttnM in his aheeure. In witness whereof, I uereuhtoser. utv hand and affix the seal of said court, at reterslurg, this titli day of Ocplember. V. i* 1st". ttooBSjrr Xobcas,Clerk, i I I.Ed XL. Notice to Xon-Kesidents. . The State of Indliusa ) lathe Pike Circuit Pike County j CoMrt.Nov.Term. ®ST. Annie HeliwjU, \ s vs. J Complaint No. U7T Michel Sehmll. ■ Now cumi.- the Plaintiff,by Douglas Kemble, licr nUorstj. ami (lies her complaint herein, tocetlier witSi an affidavit, that, tiie defendant SicheJ selnoll Is not a resident of the stare ot [r.ii'itnh. hut is reliahly informed that Iste 1*. O. u.ldfess is Danville. Sn the Stale of Itiaiois. *. NoUve is IhfHlitn hereby civet said defendant, (bat unless he be and appear on the lath day of the next Term of the Pike Circuit Court to be holder, S&8ESS&S a on the i'irsi. Monday in' N ovember A. I>. ISts- Bt the Court House in Petersburg. in said l aunty and .State, and' answer or dcionr to said : on.;. ((,. -me will be heard ami .titc.nilned In hi- a Used In witness whereof, l hereunto set my hand and affix the Seal of said Court at Petersburj;, this 2Sth day of fieptesaher A. D. his" IMSj IJoohLer MoECAk Cierk,

Notice to Physicians. IX PCUSUANt K 'if tilt taw establishing a Cuuiqr Hoard :>f Health. and requiring ail < physicians uml oteewchureto report tot be see-! retary or sain Bunnl. I bercSiy request a full j compliance with the law in this teganl, anti j all licensed pbj idciau* awl aeeouchurs aise j hereby notified to address their reports and all business pertaining to my ofitee to S. CORN, !Sce. l*. C JB. H, Augusta. Pike Co., In'cL Superintendent's Notice. pi'BUC examlfiaUan of applicants for * teacher's license will l* he — ivaenri a iivnua’ .ui w uttd Olt the last Saturday of ‘itch month as follows: Pet the months of June, SrjiteMsber and March, at Augusta: for I he month* of. July. October, January and April. si Petersburg; for the mouths of August, Noeetutcr, iVbinary ami May. at Winston . A certificate of good, raortu character from some member of toe County Board of Kdueatlon must be brought by rppilcants in tl-e county und from County amjerintendeat by llioae out of the county. W. B. PIKKtS. J one U. 1HV7. Coun ty Sup’t.

TBCiiTEF.s’ NOTICES. XTOTICE U hereby *i\vn so all y«rtt<* eonccmed I bat C win attests! at toy office In Otwell, at Breeden's harness shop, ITKKS XO.IIAT, To transact buslitess connected with the office of Trustee of JetSieraou township. -VOTICK 1* hereby given to all poetics tutori.s esied that 1 will attend at my office In Steudal. Bv.i;nv aartrasisAV, To transact land l ies* conusx-iod vrltlithe Office of trustee of Lockhart township. Ail person* haring busing. VOTtCE la hereby gtvsatoall parties ernteerned that I will aUetd ot isy residence i «VUt JH1NBAT, j To tcanaact.business connected wi; b th? office of Trustee of M,iaisc is itouashtp. SsSy-P,..;:ivriv ta> Uoalmesis traowetedexerpt on offilee-<la?a. J H IWtf HAM, Thistee. "VOTICE is hereby Steen to all " teicau-0 ihiit I wSi attend « at my reriOcu'ie. EirKKV Sjtfllif,

Notice to Non-ttcKulents. The Htateof Indiana t rikc rwnty ' > • In tin- llki-Circuit Court,K«vrnMf Term, W« . ! Frank r.iiiku hack ) Jesse Biuh-ri«(Pk (' Complaint No.-U.J5 Margaro? Itild**rt&ck I * Now cbmvs the pUintift. by Ely <fc Wlh^n. Uis attorney, ami files his coimptaliil kmin, together with an ttffiilHYlt. that the "MVndfttit Margaret litkierlmck, is not a resident of the Matt* of Indiana. Not too Is t-Htvforv hereby given tank! *lofv'tmant. thnt tinier* sh* ht> on on Iho thirteenth day of the ill'll T*r|*i **f flu* Pike Oirent? Court. to he hohloit »*n the ftr#t Monday of November. A. I>. IOC, at the Court House 4u ivtersburc, in said county and state, and answer or demur to sahl complaint, the same will be heard ami determined in her absence. In witness whereof, I hereunto f«i my hand and jiIHx the of said Cnnrt. at Petersburg, Ibis t!7th day of ^September A. D. 1». . - 18-1* U<rx>i>U5T Moroan, Clerk. Notice to Non-Resident. State or Inmaxa. In the Pike Circuit l*ike C’ni'NTV. | Court, Nov. Term, BST' l etV, It VKTW ELI. , rr. f Complaint Nollt» ASPKEtr I!AirrwELU > Novr fomi's tin- plaintiff, by Townsend. KieenerA Smith, herattorneys and flies her complaint herein, logetbor with an affidavit, tbnl UkuImvccntitlm WM Mali notion for a divorce, anti that tin- defonrtant, Andrew Hartwell is not a resident vf the State of Indiana. Notlre to therefore hereby riven said defendant. that nnlesa lie be and appear on the first day of the next term of the Pike Circuit Court to be liolden on the Ural Monday of Nov, A. It. 1W, at the Court House in Petersburg In .aid County and State, and answer or demur to sold eomplnlnt, the name will be lo an! and determined In hi. absence. In wit pens whereof,! I hereunto aet my hand uml aiTlx the seal of said court al Petersburg, this 10th day or Sept., a It. 1*S7 OOOOLET MOltOAN. ITtl, Clerk.

William lA-nt , ' vs > Complaint No.—for divorce. Cordeiin Ia-nt J Now ivdues the plaintiff by lieiritt ti-Chsp- - Ell, bis attorney, and flics Ills complaint rein, together «Itb an affidavit, of a dlstuterested party, that tlic defendant is a nourealdent of the slate of Indiana. Nolle*-1» therefore hereby given said dc. feudal,t, that unless "lie be and appearon Hie seventh day or lUc ne.vt term of the Circuit Court lo lie EioUlen on the 1st Monday of November, .V. 1> KOT, at lbe Cuurt House in Pett rtcVjr* In snld rountv and state, wliteh