Pike County Democrat, Volume 18, Number 26, Petersburg, Pike County, 17 November 1887 — Page 3

| fJtAKK * IiOKNBltOOK. Hanging Lamps. Do You Want A Lamp? ; WE HAVE HANGING Lamps From $1.75 to $15.00 WHICH WE PROPOSE TO SELL On Installment. i In M Hot fa THE HONEV

DON'T BUY • -crm-tiii "STo-u. 8EE J0UR elegant / STOCE. ♦ CHEAPEST ♦ 2 IN TOWN. CALL EARLY ------ /VMM 4 HORNBROOK. AXC*U> UII-UtAX. e li» »A*TIX. .-PKTKHMKIM4.WEawaiitemljm AVe will sell yonr Farm. Ii™» »nd Lot; K*nt vour Property for yon: or find you s £ * ___Vu.Un.liiF (A niir l.imntv* Wiyrr fur anything belonging to our business. ITdent and Ur. Real Relate A In*. Ag.t*. Petersburg, lad. ] Office on Main o»« J. B. Young 4 CS’s «»ore. i*U TO CONSUMPTIVES! ! .. The undersigned having been restored to health by aim(>le meant, after suffering for several years with a severe lung affectiso, j and that dread disaeaae, COSSl'Ml*m>X! j is anxious to make known‘to his fellow Viffarere the means of care. To those who d* ! sire tt.be will cheerfully send f free of charge) j a ropy of the presbriptiun used, which they j will find a sure cure for COX-l'MTION. j A* HIM V, CATABUH, ' BHONt IIIT1S j and all throat and lung MALADIES. lie I hopes all sufferer* will try hia remedy, as it la invaluable. Those desiring the prescription, which will cost them nothing, ami way prove a blessing, w ill please address, Hsv. Epwark A. WlMW. Wllismsburt. Kings Cootity. New Y ik. * f pKNTISTKY. . Dr. J. D. Lqjtzerich. -:iir.iiafeaoy -—■—

roMTorncH?~iT DEN TIST. LIVKRT STABLE. ADAMS BROTHERS, -PROPRIETOR*-— Liver;, Feed and Sale Stable, Cosacft Sixth a!»» Wauct St*.. 'PM.n'kiur. XnSHonc* and Buntte* for hire at reasonable rate*. New Uuggte*! Safe Horae*. Home* th* Day o« VTm. Sold ea Cammialea. ...JXI-- l » aoexct. Real Estate Agency. P. W: CHAPPELL, * PETERSBURG, - - INDIANA ss&ra Alt land* Mdtowt *SSSK3!rBS4is-«,W HR placed in my free of charge. ■i * — J. L. KEITH. W.H. U.THOMA Keith & Thomas, Abstracts of Title, Insurance, Beal Estate. CotleettoaKHd writing or deed*. Ac.c«refnl!j —1promptly attended «>. A Notary Public CA«-- *- **“ _ ___J cvutauUy In th* ofloa. OSr* nw Adaam A Sm'i »n, More essrm that Will IWMVV r IXXVY IX - PI.K8. Humwx HUOK HEAD*. kTC, iMvm, thnaklnauA.clear. aad tx<AuU(k>l. Touch with this compodhd IberofT llty Cheek. And th* bright flow will beet Itavtftneo apeak. A too tratrnctloM'Ibr producing • luxuriant growth of hair on a hold bead and smooth lie*. Adder**. A. 1>. WntH»-t*,d9 Ann Btreet, Mew York. !3lylJ ;t will mall FKKK on receipt ooaauow of a 2 wet stamp a reci pe for Vegetable 3, T3fa.l33Q. at winruaaaare TaTT, P RBtKLRS. mtDimules. TavSS; dmts, Ms itils and CopjirUhts* obtained, and all I i intfc-r.ri. Ofllcc .Headed i oat moderate tee*. _ - " uofpo.it.- the r. 8. Patent Office and wc we can Obtain Patent In Ice* Ume than

_miL1 L Pike Cemity Democrat. T11UE3DAY. NOYEillJKit 17,1887 [Entered t*» the P»*M»«ee nt I'etewbnRf, Inti., for tramuiiiNduu inrougU tUe mails aa tecoud cluaa matter. ‘ I ■lHiniUM,r«r l’«r . - *1.25 an RATES. Pemant nwllu us a club of HTR erlUi 6.25, will receive we paper free for one year. tar Tt» PUe Caaaty Kemeent Itaa the lareeet rlrraUtlea of aay aew*pa»»r paklhAat la PUe Ceaatyt Airertlten win stake a mate af thlt fact I ADVERTISING BATES AND BILES. Space. I w. 12 era S tra l w» 8moa|0nioe lyear; 00*1 60*2 00|»8 •»:««« jj corn col’n 5 00. 10 00 00 I2 00j 00 M 00 . uui 0 «U| u <«, ®t»; 5 (*) 10 #01 3* 0U{ 0061 Is OOj SO UO]

BUSINESS LOCALS- * y h h Funf'lDn!/ Fqq! Fnn! Humpt¥l>umpty On a/ Humpjfy Ddmpty Ooy a fall, Will be put back on tfte wall on Monday anfi Tuesday evening, Nov. 21 *22,1^7. at OPEHA-liOU^E. AuMiasio.v, 15,25 & 33cts. \ U U k Kent. millinery store. Also house land CitrInquire 2012 suitable fora store, or in Oak

$1,000,000 On iraprovrtHJeal nf |30a to tltUXK ii» from ten to 30 aud 7%. A HtLi ‘f] L&E&. Instate, ill sums L>aus completed Interest (S IAS & Ins. Agency. I will pay the"be<jfriocs for coonhide*. Call at Schser^rVwhlstand. It \tw >foih aud ^>t>l i.-li winter goods juslrtesurcd at Mrs David Whites. Kloveu hnydred actor of heavy tim-! he red land iu Stedite/t county Ma for sale. For terms crfTNi^or address, Frank #cott, Petersbirrlh'J ud. f BAKER WHEAT DRILL IT IS *A»K^,«»r'TIIE BEST STEEL. W^Aals Sj JOE. FATTEBSON. J. B. Young k Co, carry a» excelSCHOO Goto J. B. Young & Co. for the best clothing IH town. They have also received a fibe assortment of Ladie’s "Cloaks, and will make it to )\ur advantage to trade with them. Warranted Boots >*JgB. Y'ocg & Co’s. .Far A scholarship*! Bryant and Stratton’s Business College. Call at this office. * M I M I It I I < To get witatjr'owing to this office would l»e{^neatly appreciated. t I M * V I I III Buy the famous Jpeattessee Wagon. For sale by JC_ JOE. PATTERSON. Hot tnnehes sertrtl at all hours by X W*HiaeKN,Sa. I keep the beer. Cincinnati lagermUisukii, Sn. rlty. Terras r A Wilson ON. Mi

. THE HEWS A utw hardware store is being established in Otwoli, this county. The Sunday law has reeeutly been jint in force in Vincennes. The “White Caps” have been paradlugiu EvansTiilie. No one‘'flogged.” Boouviile, Warrick county, is to have a new depot in the Spring coming next. The Prince Albert Hotel, recently destroyed by Are iu Boouviile is under way of re-building. The house of August Miller, Boon township. Warrick county, was burned ou the 9th, Inst. A bund of counterfeiters have recently been detected and arrested in Louisville, Kentucky. One of the finest depots ou the AirLine Railroad is being erected at Birdseye, Dubois county. . At the township convention held iu Marion township last Saturday W. F. Brock was nominated for trustee.

That subject, “There is no God,” cannot fail to interest. How a minister will handle It^is what puzzles the imagination. The residence'ef Lewis Riot*, three miles east of this place, was destroyed by lire ou last Friday night. The old iitory, defective due. A Prohibition meeting was held iu Boonville last Saturday for the purpose of organizing the Prohibition party in Warrick county1, __________ At Nashua, New Hampshire, thirtythousand men are thrown out of employment by a muskrat that dug a hole through t he dam of a reservoir. Many of our exchanges are remarking that “the woods must be ou fire.’ They forget that a keen frost in the Fall is always followed by smoke from decaying vegetation. Oakland Cify is looking forward to the establishment of Machine shops for repair* ouly. Better than none, though tiie genuine machine shops would he the thitig ueedful. Boston Corbett; who shot John Wilkes Booth, aud who is now in an insane asylum in Kansas City, can; not sleep beca use he thinks ho is be hig chased by his victim’s ghost. And now comes news that Marie Francis KmonRin. of Dayton, Ohio, who left home sometime ago to die, has returned accompanied by a husband who is thought “a good catch.’* Stic faced death w ilhout a shudder, no doubt'. _t_ Vincennes is aetiiig the complete fool again about a great wild beast. When Evausville and Vincennes reach a time when they will uot start reports shout a great wild heart,” or s “wild man.’’ we may suppose that the millennium is nigh. ---- > Another case of fooling with a gun with fatal results took place at Greensburg last week. One boy gave another “leave," a» he called it, to shoot at him at a distance of about two hundred yards with a rifle, and the result Was the lad was shot through the hear# and instantly killed. The rivers are cutting capers. The Ohio, for instauee, falls two inches Dome days, while the fall on other day* is scarcely perceptible. All the rivers in the Mississppi Vally are gradually going down, aud our exchanges contalu account* of a scarcity of water everywhere. Should it turn cold without Fall rains there will be a scarcity of water ill Winter.

The Department of Agriculture now estimates the corn crop at 1,453,000,<100 bushels. This is the smallest yield iu any year, except ou», since 1878. In lSSl the crop was 1.194.916,000 bushels, and the effect of the tailing off in yield that year was felt for three or lour years subsequently in the iuci^ased cost of pork which it caused. The average yearly consumption of wheat to every person in the United States for food is four and one-half bushels. At the present average price,. GO cents, the cost per person is 42.70, and the cost of preparing the wheat into flout might make it 13.00 The average consumption of sugar Is 55 pounds to the person. The average cost to the consumer is 7 cents per pound, or 83.85 to the person. The average tax collected lront every man woman, aud child by the government on sugar is fl JO per year.—Ex. Watch Him. SrfBmr finwral. A rascal, who calls himself S. SMcConahoy, has been swindling people iu Jennings con nty by taking orders for underwear for the imaginary firm of John II. Howard & Co., of Cincinnati, and collecting the money for the same in advance. Look out for hint as he will most likely come this way. Got. Oglesby's Decision. The decision of Oglesby in the Anarchist matter is in substauce as follows; The petition of Albert Parsons, Adolph Fischer, George Engel aud Louis Lings, is fora pardon, restoring them to li tarty, based ou their 'innocence, and lit further says that they will not accept mercy or commutation of sentence, and Idonot believe them inuGcent and if they will not accept mercy 1 cannot interfen.', FMdett and Schwab, can be commuted to life imprisonment without doing violence to public justice and l therefore commute their sentences to imprisonment in the penitentiary for life. A* for Spies 1 do not feel justified in Interfering.

They Paid The Penalty Last Friday added another paste to lour mch American historv. Hanging men would not be takou into u account, had they not had ant connection with a party that was, and may still be a growing aiad threatening evil in our government. They attempted to accomplish lhintpurposes by murder, and paid the penalty by surrendering their owu lives to the law, to suicide, and to imprisonment for life. Fielden and Schwab appealed to Governor Oglesby, of Illinois, for executive clemency. Lingg suicided, blowing bis head to pieces with a dynamite bomb; Parsons, Engle, Spies and Fisher refused to ask clemency, and of course did not get it. Whether Gov.Oglesby had a right to interfere with law, considering conditions outside of what the Statute allows, is a question. Part ies that threaten the welfare of good government And are a menace to society, should be delt with according to the atrocity of crime. Such cases become one of no mercy consideration, and “an eye for an eye, and a tooth for a a tooth," should be the law unavoidable in all such cases as that to which we refer in the cases of these Chicago Anarchists. The four that were huug wese cranky, bold, defiant, and Anarchistic to the last. At 11-55 on Friday the death-march was made from the jail do the gallows. Not an indication of fear was manifest. The wickedest men on earth went to their death’s defiant and stubborn—no prayer, no priest, no God—all aloue— dark, defiant, devilish, they launched into—well, into eteruitv, where they aud their God will settle correctly all the wrongs or rights that were tried The ere properly or improperly. >ur men, Parsons excepted, placed icmselves on the trapdoors, the Moots were place over their faces, the •hite caps draw, the signal given,and II that is earthly was forgotten in isgraceful death. Chicago and the •hole country feels relieved, while ;ern hopes are uiantaincd with doubt tat this settles the Anarchistic evils >r all time to come. Hang the crimlinal Anarchist.

PURELY PERSONAL Charles Fettiuger,of Winslow, called to divide cash last publication day. Win. Hayes, of Marion township, lost a flue lot of timber last week by fire. Rev. Chesser conmmenced a series of meeting at the White river church Saturday evening last Newt S. Selby, of the Princeton Clarion, spent Sundayiu Petersburg with relatives and old friends. A. K. Selby is in attendance of she meeting of the Grand lodge, I. O.O. F., which met at Indianapolis yesterday. T. J. Corn, assessor of Lockhart Township, called on the Democrat Saturday. He has the thauks of the office for favors. Henry F. Edwards returned Friday from Louisville where he had spent several weeks visiting friends and relatives. Johu Whitman visited friends and relatives in Petersburg this week. He has been traveling throughout the West In the iuterest of a wholesale jewelry establishment. Rev. MeGlone, Episcopal Clergyman, of Worthington, Ind., will hold services at the Presbyterian Church next Monday evening at 7; 30. Subject, “There is no God.” Professor Meyers’ of the Musical Conservatory, of Cleveland, Ohio, is engaged in instructing a class ia music in this place. He comes well reccou mended,and is giving satisfaction. He deserves success. F. M. Ranks starts this week for Decater, Alabama, where he expects to go Into the marble business. If he likes the situation he will move his family thither, where the Democrat wishes him uuboutided success, for he is a deserving gentleman. Oakland City Enterprise: Geo. Frank, Petersburg, was iu town Mon-day.--John VanNada, Petersburg, was in Oakland City Tuesday.Joe. Patterson and John Ash were over from Petersburg yesterday.— Loren Hoover, Union, Ind., was the guest of H. H. Richardson's family,; Sunday last. I . --- i It is false economy todo part of to- j morrow's work today ; living cheap-; Iv so that you can dress well; going to law about anything vou can compromise; to employ a botch because he doesn't charge much; silting in; the twilight doing nothing in order j to save oil; buying things you don't want because they are cheap; marrying a daughter to an adventurer so as to have her off your hands; t o take yout money out of the bank and invest it in if wildcat scheme; taking your boy from school aud allowing him to grow np in ignorance for the sake of the $3 a week he caw earn.— Philadelphia Call. From Pat C. K. Items. The citizens of school district No. 8 met at the school house to orgau ize a Labor Union. Speeches were made by Rev. Chesser and P. L\ Abbott—Mr. Hargrave, of Aveshire, will deliver an address at the Wilson in the near future on the political issues of the day.—I had the pleasure of visiting the Ministerial Meeting at Winslow. Nearly all the preacher;; in the Rock port District were there;. They had a good and a profitable meeting. —The Democrats of Marion to wuship met at the Spraggins presiuct, Saturday, November 12; for the purpose ol nominating a candidate for Trustee in the coming Sprinjg election. There were three candidates in 4 e field, Simeon Deariug, W. F. Brook, and Elias Garrett. Tbo first ba lott resulted

OUR COUNT Items of I uteres Democrat’s OTV Editor Democrat tioqists are a little i suit# question as presi Junius, whoever he | not to fret, Junius w; can . News items « have a sate on the 26 'property of Harvy ! There will be some ; twelve mouth's time ; hold's forth at the oi ! is showing hiuiseif i May he succeed C | management of the Mrs. Sallie Russell . | There is not tunc | of the heritage—docb Wo think up here tl ! are hard on our hoys them iu oue day las cera do their c the hoys for their lesness. However, t increased thereby boys are attending c« The Democrat come we think up here, mi former seif at; any tie tory . We do not k we are in our claim, that Jefferson town: land, the best schc pretty women than a Pike. Besides, we lage of Otwell whtc! any place in the cou? to locate. We have buildings erected her Petersburg boast ofr be prosperous and h; welt. WIS Water scarce Business in a tolera of our citizens shit points . Potatoes a teeth,” and as high giving Sour e of c called .to the capital justice .. Our nimt much qualing as cot seeming scarcity of institute held here y cess Our schools tion, now that wean porate town The ’ dropped at the door Petersburg editors lc the laurles in count Republican cuudulai selves last fall to do the removal of theco do uot seem so auxii now as they were du 1 suppose you know lieuss, has moved thing, Mr. Editor, I have but one churcl not enough for the f is Copied that the ue the matter. **• me of the prohibiby on the teiopered by your friend! be. I tell them apture them if he caere .We are to st, of the personal pehart, deceased, d property sold on R. 8. Wei ion still and Dr Reaves I irst rate druggist. ’ schools under the i -rent principal anti doing handsomely, knees iu our part ugaveragely ... j Petemburgites i mg pulled two of! reek. Let the otfi-; y. nud :ondemu oo extreme carc•choolfuud has beea rite a unrulier of our t at Peters burg .. celeomeevery week, improved over its in its important his- j v just how correct j ut we war t to say ; p has tile , prettiest ■ more bailies ami j township in beloved e the thriving vll-: ids fair to out strip : as a desirable place; oe fifteen haadsome this Summer. Can ref If you want to i.v, just move to OtFino. 6W oka River low ... couditiou .. Some ig corn trtiin other scarce here is-heus’ turkeys on Thankseitixens have been nrn to the temple of ? are not doing as •inly—there being a Is .. The township ad ay seemed a sucagain iu ft ir conduit blessed with a coraslow News is now Rtr citizen:! . You out.or we will take ourualism . Those that pledged them1 in their piwer for ty seat to Winslow,” about the matter g the campaign it our harness man, Vour town Ooe ist complain of: we i this towu. This is ■ of Winslow, and it future will remedy Squint. At( Water scarce, am salae. Wheat was STA. >ni and pm! atoes the ; so good ai> to make

our fanners nth Sumer weather iu ti you have had also . were bothered by c had fins Indian i dace, as I suppose dily a few of our boys rs to the temple of justice at the recent srm of court; a matter well worthy our ide, as we sometimes get our full sdiare . >ur County Superintendent of schools f us to be succeeding fairly well, lie enj ■< the business so far, and’ seems much iteB work, May he calls him to stand eh f s ere nil hi j the best interest of < I you doing with t j Now, take my advii | enough. Everybod.’' j place knows that Ft ! place TO live, and t \ such as should de j gration to the pis j enough TO advertis not, it would be wri [ tlon by any other r ins. I Geil speed, le the wit if. ;rested in the good succeed while duty •een the people and children. What are 5 Petersburg Boom? and let ti ul h be good acquainted with the sburg is a desirable V the resources are ad immedate itnmiThe truth is good stersburg, and if it is ■ to induce immigraJlay rou have AfOVST*. Petersburg T die Schools. From the repot t tlio Petersburg Public Schools fo he month cud tug Nov. 4. men toot. Names of the ipiis who have reached an averag of 90 |ier cent: Harriet Carter, ; Kate Grigsby. I 94; Frank llarg re, 96; Charles! Good rid. 94: Ri v Schafer 93 :i .Tames Booushot, 7 Kate W bite, 92; Horace Ely, 90; E inor Gorman 94. Names of the pubil either tardy nor absent: Bertha Frsuk, Ri Booushot. Horace El GRAMMAR The names of reached an averag' • Fannie Ashby, 5 ; tuk. »k, .Hi Seluefcr, James leaner Gorman. RTSIEN r. ills who hare tier cent. Philip Jones. Odessa Roush. It, 93; Edmond lute, 95!; Dora! who were neither j 95; Estclia Fran 94; Maggie Sulli Trank, 93; Lnlu ■--.1 . Chappell. 91; Lul Harris, 90; Minnie King. 99. The names of pu; tardy nor absent. Ella Smith. Maggie Edmund Trank, King, Dora Chappell Trank. Ella llowat Frank, Opha Bethel, Chappell. 1S TERMKD1 ATI an, Lc !u White, j Ashby, Minnie ' ilip Jones, Estetlv j 'ottie Sm ith, Guy i McGowan, Ale:; Names of pupils age of 90 per ccut. Flora Bethell, f 91; Grace Stuc Crouch, 91: Flo Flora Brumfield, S 93; Burnice Fran 92; Ivy Harrell, Earl Burger, M Mary Weaver, Laura Burjicr. Edna Crow, 90; Gustave Frank, 9L Names of pupils v tardy uorabsent: GiistaveFrauk, Le Burnice Frank, Flo Crouch. Grace Stue Edna Kinman. Auua antson, Vonttie SRCOJS D FRIMAB Names of the reached an averag Oilie Selby, 92. Names ot the pi nor absent Murtle Baum, i Schaefer, Neva Go AKTJtltXT. ho have an averrreU, 9 Clyd .92; V lie Spi er, 96; \rda, 1 Pearl Stuckey. ] 92; Johnie ce Pierson, 90; Edna Kintnao, •>; Jessiu Custin. Clyde :Letit,91;. Spilhaau. 91; j any, 90 ;i Lela Smith, 61; Sir ■■■ Hllie Rsad, 94; have been neither Harrell. I, Johnie Peart Stuckey. Ileraebel RichAddie Ttotovr. DErARWIkXT. ile who have if 90 f>er cent is neither tardy ger, Ross Correll. Everell Richards Charlie Smith, Dt edict, Emma Bi Lilie Coonrod, Jo Willie aa Ruff; Bertha >n, Frankie Burtic hard son, Dennis Gore, Scott. Effa BenOH e Selby, Armor, Ossie lartinan

— ==* Institute. == JefTi'isou Township Institute met al Otwefl Imi., Saturday Nov. li 1S87. Twelve teachers present. According to request, Mr. C'ooje.r liad his school present and gav > the Institute a view of his school-work. He conducted recitations' in readihg aud arithmeiic, after which tin* Institute adjourned till 1 o'clock P. M. Institute assembled promptly al 1 o’clock. Tlte first iustrnclor, R. V. Willis, being absent, the chairman appointed P. C. 'Aubott lud Kills Craig to.goin search of the gentleman and briug him into the presence of the Institute. The gentleman being produced according to order, he gave some thoughts on the subject of Primary Reading.” lie gave its Ends to Be Attained; Recognition of words at sight, Correct and Easy Utterance, Meaning and Use, Grasp of Thought and Fee I tug. aud Vocal Expression of Thought aud Feeling.Meansto Be Etnployeti: Writing New Words, Reading Copied Words, Spelling By Sound and Letter, and Using the Words in Origiual Sentences. S. R. ('lark gave an outline of the Animal Kiundom. giving the divisions into Sub Kingdoms, and classes of the Sub Kingdoms, and the general characteristics of the various divisious. Ellis Craig gave a general outline of the work in Grammar. He assigned language lessons to the second aud third grades, and learning the primary principles that govern our language to the fourth grade, aud the study of technichal Grammar to the fifth grade. The c'hainnnu appointed • P. C. Abbott, O. A. Lett aud T. F. Craig to prepare a program for next meeting. Tito committee reported as follows: Literature, G. C. Cooper;; Nervous System, W. II. Russell r School Ethics, Mrs. Russell ; Reading Circle, S. U. Clark : Review of CopperCeld, N. W. Clark ; Review of Irvings Sketch Book, W. T. S. Hobson; U. S. History Lincoln to Cleveland, Agnes Moore; Methods of'conducting opening exercises, Lottie DeMotte, E. R. Whilehead, Florence McLaughlin. Ou motion of P. C. Abbott, the Secretary was ordered to furnish copies of the minutes of proceedings to the newspapers of the County. Adjourned to meet at Otwell on the second Saturday in December, ISS”. G. C. Coopfu. Pres. S. It. Cut Kit, Sec. Miscellaneous. Ben Butler always wears a swallowtail coat when making an argumci in the United States Supreme Court \ Active, Pushing and Re liable. J. R. Adams & Son can always be relied upon to carry id stock the purest and best, goods, and .sustain the repulsion of being active, pushing and reliable, by recommending articles with well established merit and such as are popular. Having the agency for the cetobrated Dr. King's New Discovery tor con.sumption,cubit, and coughs, "will sell it ou a positive gnarantee.' It will surely cure any and every affection of throat, lungs or chest, and iu order to prove our claim, we ask you to call and get a Trial Bat tie Free. A sure cure for rheumatism iu the leg-^Put the limb through the window aud the ‘•pane’’ will be goue.— [Boston Traveller.

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best salve in the ivorki for Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt lthenm, Fever Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures iPiles,cru<i pay required, it is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 2G cents per box. For sale by Adams Sc Son. 3Syl Samuel Iteinnoti. once i be richest man in San Francisco, is now living in a cheap lodgtug house in that city, with hardly a dollar iu the world. When Jenny Lind was iu this conutry in 1850 she depocited $1,000 with the late Jonas ('bickering to enable Miss Adelaide Phillips to complete her musical education abroad. We like the business character of the young mau who, after he had been kicked dowu stairs, came back to the irate kicker to find out who made his boots.—[ Western Plowman. Itch, Prairie Mange and of every kind cured in thirl by Wool fords Sanitary Lc no ether. This never fatiii J. R. Adams & Son, drnggii burg, lad. W. G. liininan, of Pou has a flock ot bronze turk has been exhibiting at fail out the larfd, au<l which prizes at nearly ail of the where they were shown. * birds is a gobbler that sta four feet high and weighs pounds. Old Fogies Old fogies mar not believe th advancing, but, if there are svi ‘nee fogies”, they are numerot testimonials have been receive sonewhe have been cured of Chi with Certain Chill Cure had failed. Warranted. English Spavin Linimen ail Hard, Soft, or and Blemishes from Spavin, Curbs, Stifles, Sprains, Sore Snatches minutes tiou. Use b Sold by sts, Peters-27-ly y ti iac. Mich., •ys that he s throughlava taken Sfty placet Ifcic of the nds nearly forty-fire at science in «h things ait is, as many d from perils sindFeveir remedies HU] removes Lumps, Blood ,s" „ I Swollen

W txidert'nt tlires. W. D. Hoyt 5; Co., Wholesale aud Retail Druggist*, of Home, t ia.. say : Wv have been setting 1 >*-. King's New Discovery, Electric Bisters aud Buckh'u’s Arnica Salve for two years. Uave never htrtidfed remedies that wH as well, or give such universal satisfaction. These have beenrnoe wonderful cnres effected fey these medicines in this city. Several cases ol pronounced CVnsuTnption • have been entirely cured hr use of a fdw j bottles of Dr. King’s New Discover'.', I taken in connection with Kleetrkfj Uitltcrs. We guarantee them always Sold by J. U. Adams & Son,

Whole tract, — Ighw-ios cleared, balance good timber— AU In good repair and under fence. Two story (rar.lw bouse oX5 rponssand a hat,, gcgxl w«U and cistern in yard ■ -two tarns . inexhiutstnhls Mi in horse lot. -young orchard Marine anti —-an old omhnnj—Tonna easy. Call at farm In Marion township. It miles South West ofOtwell, br» Jasper and Winslow road, or at Kin-order’? oSSee in feteisburt. ^or SaiEI GILMORE’S AROMATIC WINK. It Is prepared expressly for treating all those diseases commonly called Female ComSlainLH with wliieh nearly till women are afioled^ami Ita these eases It Is a moat postlive etrte. It will purity and enrich your Wood, givejstrcngth tuid steadiness to your nerves, and’ tnvijrorale your entire system, slving yo« rosy cheeks and bright sparkling eyes- l>o not delay but get it at oner and be cured as thousands alredy have. Wo will send live to any address a book containing much ujdnt Information for tie ladies •-Gilmore’s Aromatic Wine is giving better satisfaction than any medlelue 1 have solo in twenty years. It I- nil i! la represented to he.” W.T. JOYNER, Drags**. Ihdaware.O. For sale by KKaMCA HORN BROOK. Leading Millinery. KBS. DAVIS 'WHITE. City Trimmer Employed. Newest Goods, Latest Styles, andj Best Barges Can be Had Here. , Call. Mrs. Dor id White, Cor. Main & Seventh. Nervous Debility. A gentleman having been cured of nervous Pros (ration, Semina! Weakness, Prematur I)coav, auii all of the evil effects of early youthful folly, is itvtliscreHols, and aiiSimis to make known themoffe of §e|£ (JUre< To those who1 wish, anil will Sive him their syrup1 toms, he will semi (free) hv return i mail, a copy of the recipe so sjercesafullv nsetl in hiscase. Address,in confidence, James W. PiskxKSa fiH'edar Sireet, N. Y. £25y 1

Terras $a»; IOK KTEST. A very desirable ofilce over Model t)rug Store, Terms reasonable. f FOB S.M.C-Hakiim. Horse—At Vaicn. 1-story, '.rooms with ell oat buildings, good well, A acieof ground sad pleatv o> small fruit. AH in good repair. Price, *«»: *200 cash, b&l. to salt purchaser. llous*— 1-storv, t rooms. summer kitchen, cellar and all oat SniiMtuxs; good well soft water, plenty of fruit and pleasantly located. Price. *W0; out-thlrd cask. tab in Vi 4 -» niff TOWS I«V IS very desirable town lots in Villon, lower than the lowest. rABMS. 5? acres go*d land in Clair township. 14 cash, 142 years, ou balance. SI acre* in Clay tp. well improved; It) acres timber. *330; *&» cash, bat. to suit purchaser. 10 acres in Logan township, with good well, i log house and bant. {9&tf; one-third Cash, bah to suit purchaser 78 acres in Clay township adjoining iha 4B acres above nsjud, with good new frame jndllBC and barn, a good young orchard and ptetttv of water. Price, gitt); ene-Uiird cash, Ml In equal payments of 18 and £1 months. 89 acres In Logan tp.; 12 acres limber 1*1. In high state of cultivation; 2-sSory frame dwelling', good barn, two wells good water, all necessary outlbulldings. young orchard; a tip top farm throughout. Price, *2889; one-third cash; i and 2 years on balance. Mfaereslu Lockharttp. 50 acres In cuftivatlou, bal. In white oak Umber, good log buildings, good water aud tf) tine young fruU- -- iu.lt, bal, In 123.24 months. trees. *11W; >i push. 88 seres In Clay tp. adJflnioe Cnion. All cleared end tn high state af cultivation. *35. per acre; H cash, bal. to suit purchaser. 80 aeres in Clay Tp. good notice, barn and out bonding, tin public road, well elovered, plenty of water. flTSh. Jt cish, 12K>24 laon. 48 seres In WasiimRoc Tp. at Stork** ferry. 'Good laao. JKiWU. Paymeut to suit ptivchas'aO.aoresone mile from Petersburg, on Winslow road. 3U acres eieansd, tto* land. 131 per acre to suit purchaser. 160 acres one mule itrxn Petersburg, in tme condition, alt tillable, welt cfcivcied. *40 per acre. *i l*»tsasb. In ferred payment* *1090 per year with 6 per cent, interest annually. A bargain. 200 acres in Pat aka Tp. known as Urj Copeland A Post land. In Sect, i-x l 18, K. t. ». Price *5UW. 80 ac res of said land is timber. Will sell separate for H2W1. cash bal. -tn l and i years on 6 per cent. Interest loU^Petersbuni;,Uestrabl<! localities Terms We have several lots and bowses and low. House and lot in r*t*r»tur« Joining duyerd* addition all new and complete, good cellar, tfult. and water. *859 cash. House (new) of 5 rooms hail and porch end all necessary out building*. good cistern and plenty of young fruit trees, grape vinesie.,In a pleasnt part of town. Tonne very low. Pay menu easy. 380 Acres in Lockhart Tp. 3»5n heavy whihsoatc timber, I2D In CuHivattos. hear a Railroad. $7,200 Jivasb. bal. to wit purehaser. 300 Acres heavy timber hind in Putnam Co. I\wn Dslnn tfiflill fiPfmHls fPtP Pifep. r^W Tenn. rrice taw, or trade for Pike estate. « acres in Monroe Tp. 42 acmt CietSfcd gopa buildings and waiter 1700 good tttue a great gargaln, - 15 Acre* g-rad land with new three room frathe dwelling with solid! brick foundation.' one mile from tow n. *1000. « cash, Balance ; in 12 mouths. . ‘-vl

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TEE WEEKLI ENQUIRER Is the Family l*»pet Hr the country home. It gleea the genera! a • ?s of the whole world unto the day «t put 1 cation; conudnes a moss of chotve rvadSUit matter; duals in Art, l.l'erature. and Seism, and Ms Market Re-ixn-ts, Agricultural 1*| lurttnenl and Household page can not bt unwarned.. It is the largest and cheapest uu; *r in the Vnton, and is eoueeed.ed hy eterylsr iy tobethe best weekly paper published. WEEK]/? ENQUIRER. One Year,H.la. Six Months.tijes* A Five Copy In Clubs of Kivu DAILY E INQUIRER. I M > Sunday and Daily..It ill Dally, ex. Sunday 1 t, Any three days.>:> Any two days. ,— 1:1 Sunday Issue _ Si 3 M«. # Mies. *S tft t! HO 3 'ii 155 1 25 Vo 1 Yr. IH w> « DO li 00 ;»25 t« 2 25 f i 00 1 25 200 Address JOHN R. HcLEAN.^ I1IKH, C ISCINNATI, OHIO, l Usher mid Proprietor. LEU i - Application I or -2>—. Vo tret is hereby glvei i, that t* ttw Board of Cornu: Pal one .apply to ttw Board of Count i:«i oners of Pike county, Indiana, at their I t s. term, ISkofiuallceoso to stdl sfdrftuou I, vinous and nuilt llqquors in a less quant 11 f than a quart at *Uf n itli the privlies. _ oil's 1 owing tliosame to be, drank upon my pretnlnea, for one year. My place of business when in said liquors me to lie odd and drank is a t iro-stdry frame building situated or, part if lot number fifteen 1151 la the town uf I tweU, PLke county. Indiana. iSttJ .1 a mks w. Swift, Application for License. a license to sell spiritual uo rs in a less quant 11 with the privilege of drauk uikiu our prim: i place of business whe i be sold and drank lea i in; situated ou part «1 - - - '• ' a u one (71) in Indian;, iff-tSj the town , mi, t hut we will as ■ tamlssloms of lake ir Dee. term, 1SS7, for s.vinous'ond mug Uqhun a quart at a time, lowing the same to he wis, for one year. Our In said liquors are to n<: -*tory frame buildlot nuinlier seventyYolpsn, Pike county, Al.nuitT I’skbv, Henry Sruavas.

Supprinteiu I jut’s Notice. FI i»LtC examlnut teacher's license: tost Salanliqr of each the months ol Jujus at Augusta; for the u: January and April, months of August, Ifi May, ni Winslow. A certificate of goof soane luetnberof thrC tloa must be hruush fount y and from Lou those out of the count; June IS, lb*7. tin of applicants for nil! be held on the ii iouth as follows: For Scpteiuber anil March, « nt bs of J uly, October, U Petersburg; for tho i ember, February and moral character from i] iinty Hoard of Kduea- ; >y applicants tn the i; ly Snperllntendent by r W. B. 1'IRKL.K, County Sup’l. Notice to Physicians. fN PURSUANCE ol County Board of it) physiciaturaml aceoue ■ retaxy of said Boat'd, ' compliance with this 11 ail Hceiiscd physician hereby notified to a,ih. t all business Bcrtalninji S. COII . » be lair establishing a i It In, and requiring all ut» to report to the aecbereby .request a full * In this regard, and t and accouchura are *s» their reports and to my ofilec to f. Sec 1'. C. B. II., ugustu, hike Co., lnd. TBCSTED1 NOTICE!?. 1COTICE Is hereby (I cento all parties con- - ’ cerned tliut I will I tend at- my office In Otwell, at Breeden'* b < wu shop, Bvsar t must, T o transact business ««,i jtceled with the office of Yrogtec of JeJtersou • •wusblp-,^^^ ycOTICE t* hereby gl ven to all parties lntercited that I will til; lend at inly office in SjUmdul. IVE8V S.i tUIBDAT, To transact business e« injected with the office of trustee of l^jekhart n nrushlp. All persons having business with a lit ofliee will please take notice. O. J.Olj SEN WAV, Trustee. SOTICE Is hereby I b'entoall parties concerned that i wilt m tend at my residence l!V EBT ’ t ISDAY, :o transact business ei a neeted with the office if Trustee of Madison ovinship. tfcdr Positively no li ui, I jess t r.u unified except la oiMlec-days. J. IOVVMAX, Trustee. C'OTICE Is hereby « ,-eii to i ’ terested that 1 ugi I attend si, say residence, KYfiBV. HRIhAST, o transact husiness # « seeted with the office if Trustee of Mario n t wushlp. All persons laving business with aid office will please a!.e notice. KWJ g , iaRRETVT. nistee- .... w all persons In. attend Hi my office RIM