Pike County Democrat, Volume 18, Number 27, Petersburg, Pike County, 24 November 1887 — Page 3

Hanging Lamps. Do You Want A Lamp? TO! SAVE HANGING Iab^s From $1.7S to $15.00 ■WHICH WE PROPOSE TO SELL On Installment. Ion hi lot Hiss DON’T BUY -cmtiii “sro-a. SEE OUK ELEGANT ! STOCK • CHEAPEST • IN TOWN. CALI CARLt ------ FRANK t HORN BROOK. ■P

XKW riKM. AXUKUI UIU.HAK. 0*0 M AgTItl, PHTEHSIIl MfaSsil Etois ui tafUK Apscis. We will -'ll your Farm, •«»* “j u” ^MiBVBVwSSr J. li. Young A (Vi iloir. i«f TO CONSUMPTIVES! The uudaralguwl having IkmiiwIowIM it atth bj tlmple ineiiu*. after »uffmn< for . verat year* with * aevere lung affection, and that dread diaeeaae, COSSl'MITIOSI i« aiixiou* to wake known to biafelluw aof',4in Umi dwmii of cure. To Hwe *k» dvtre il,he will cheerfully need (free of charge! , <opy of the pre*l*ri|iti«B uard. which they will nnd a auie cure for COSSfUTIOS. \STHX4, CATAHBH, BBOSlUITW ,ad all throat and lung MALADIES. lie mpcaalUtiffeiera will try hi* remedy, an it a intaluaUle. Thom; deairiag the prenerip. thin, which will cunt them nothing, uiid may prove a bbeaiair. will phaa* addreae Mar. KtJWAUli A. WllJOX. Willnwaburt, Kinga County, New York . l**> 1 Y 0 liXXTUTliY. Dr. J. D. Lcetzerich,! nMMrricty^ DENTIST. iliykrt miu.

ADAMS BROTHERS, —proprietorsUierj, Feed and Sale Stable, Hutu TusWura **»-. rtwrtli'iif. XsxA. n«m and for hire at «w*aouabl* .alra. New Buggka! Sale Uorm. IIombs Fun »» tub Day <»• W*m*. ■old. on CoimlMloaJOJKMY. Real Estate Agency. P. W. CHAPPELL, PETERSBURG, INDIANA Alt landa and towu properlv placed la mj aawda (brut* will ba adrerllMHl ftw* at charge OWCB-Up »Uli»owr CltJ Drug Store. J. U KEITH. W.U. U TROMA Keith & Thomas, Abstraots of Title, Insurance, Beal Estate. ■.^RwthMM^tidwrtMugnfdeedavA^earefttlly ^wKESstr-- A £SjL __ In U»o*«. OSr* arar Umi a hae'a »rag Mm. ... I trill mall (FRISK) on iwelpt UUHpiOiL of a t emit atawp a recipe for A Vegetable 5. iat trill rotmotre TAR. iA V — — TAR. FKEt-. _I_KS. IH-ACJCJH KAHH.K>*vtng ilia alibi aoA, rtear. anti beautiful. that —_ rUHt RLOTQH FREtKl.KH, IMM KTV. Touch with tbla eoiuponnd tlwnofl Illy cheek. A ad the bright glow will beat ite rlnuea apeak. jssssstss r'^ncs*A.,"s'ss then. Addraat. A. D. Htuiru, MAnnMrcet. New Tartu amts, Tniii lute art i^prlUtr obtained, and nil I tVnce atieaded to OwrolSeala and wa tho in Iki V.«. ihMl V. R Pliant OAea

Pike Comity Democrat. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 24, 1887 [Rotated at the F«ME« at PeterAutfc lad., for tranunlwloo thiruujh the mails u r.l . tl.U rWRiniOX, P*r lew CLl'B um «lnb of FIT*, with Person* sending us a (Mb of FITS, rtui MB, will recetreW paper free tor one year. tafVbt ru* Coast} hcoerot has the to* foal rlrcalatlea of 00} aewspai Plhs Cooat}! SirsrUters oUl 0 note Of ABTERTiSlKti RATES AXD RULES. Inch Inch Inch J£& won waft w»,*mos;«Bioo!lyoar out l» col, i* co!5i 5 Si 6 SI 7 sr #. n-.a-.tf IV WS ahi***!*? IS j|gs aid?ssi ajgl&Ss J»! 3» < BUSINESS LOCALSAf x a 1° l* m a * § . X > m o e fc -9 a » 2 *8 ■o 5 a « J-S • -a 3 >. .3 n 2 I i! s ® 2 r <a • II H 8 II 11 e * O et 5 5 £ • e C. O tU <1 «-g s I -?! S For Brut. A Store in UbM^i,soluble for* confectionary, grocery , store, or milliner? store. \ Also Louse aud lotytor sale in Oakland City. /- • \ of r. it: Inquire' 2012 Kiinc, _ Petersburg.

$1,000,000 to Loan. On improved Itcal Estate, in stinaf of $300. to $10,000. Loans completed in from teu to 30 day*. lutenwt 6 aud 7%. A fllLUUt & Co‘a If] Ins. As«ncy. ( <H»« Hll I wll! pay the be^t lkioe* for coouiiide*. Call at Schafer* old stand. It. A. McMtRUT, tti^a. ' at [Vice* i Eleven hnudred heavy, liratiered laud in Sloddec^couuty Mo. for sale. For terms gmtu or address. Fbask Scott,\ Petersburg. Ind ir V; OVERCOAT^ At J. II. >fCs« & CVs. JP BAKER WHEAT DRILL it ib n v STEEL. THE BEST • *r rTESSON. an excelS1IOES >ud girls. Go to J. B. Vout£ A Co. for the at clothiug iu town. They have to received a ti net assortment of Ladie’s fctoaks, and will make ifto to trade with them. vour advantage

Warrauled Hoot» \ / at J. Bfyotu & tVa Far S^le. A tcholarahip in B^ntttuul Stratton'* fiusiuee* C*llm Call at tint* offic*. Buy the fatnou* Tetfciietace Wagon. For sale by 1/ JOE.J^TTEBSOS. llot luuche* l keep the rery beer. at all hour* by Hisoex, Sit. .'imeinuati lagvrmIIisokh, 8*. 11*1*1*9* It To get what i| awlug to thi office would bcgKiiv appreciated. I * * 9 I'V* * * * * 2St4] WA^TICD! lit nrdartr'fnr OMdMluy To aoUoit ■Fwna*iM-ut IMl. ANnwait ShELL* UOWLAMI

HIE HEWS Tkintiflrtati Day has come. And brought tits sumptuous dinners, 1 When all the aainties eat two much Just like the common sinners Thanks to Ttse, Thou God of alt, That maketh the world this)-lessent; The drouth « < have had, thy raia dis- , for the gent, a nd tor the peasant, Oakland City has a cigar manufactory. _ The idea of a creamery bat struck Oakland City also. Congress will convene on Monday, December fitb. This country ships to Europe every year 100,000 barrels of oysters. Last week two ehildred were eaten by wolves near Minneapolis, Miun. Evansville has recently indulged the luxury of au interesting spelling bee. A grea t many of the citiea ate opposing German in the public schools. Mats. CUrm Louise Kellogg wilt Appear on the stage iu Yiuccuues uext Friday night. — The U. S. army contains 26,048 tneu • of whom 2,102 are officers and cost) $40,000,090 a year. Land Commissioner Sparks ten-, tiered his resignation to the Presi-| dent last week. Coal dells iu this market at seven1 cents delivered. At the bank for! four aud a half. The new water work* to be erected I at Jeffersonville, I ml., will coutaiu eighty-five hydrants. ' St. Louis ci!iieus have beeu alarmed about the leaking out of information that a conspiracy exists to burn the city.

The IIv>mpty Diuupty- show at the opera-house on last Monday and Tuesday evening amounted to a “big nothing.*' It cost the tax-payers of St. Luis (CW.000 fur teaching German in the public school of the city during the last school year. , Indianapolis is organising a gas company, the object of which is the establishment of a cheaper means of iuruishing gas to the city. The Burkhart will ca-e was decided Tuesday night iu favor of the plaintiffs. The ease, we understand, will bo taking to the Supreme court. The Gibson county books are undergoing investigation by order of tin* county commissioners. John IV. experts employed. The official roll of the uew national bouse ofrepreaeutives shows 167 Iw*iot rats, lad Republicans. 2 independent Democrats, 2 independent Republicans, and I Anarchist. II. B. I .ore ring, the one-legged Union soldier who w as defeated by the Republicans of Massachusetts for governor, ia to be appointed U .8. marshal by the President. North Carolina is thinly settled, and It is a strang fact that although it is thrice as large as Massachusetts, its chief citv (Wilmington) has only about 30,000 people. tivausville citizens are petitioning fur a park free for all. Tbev designateKiarviu’s Grove,"where the great Kcuuiou of the Blue and the Gray was held, at the most suitable plaee. The drive wells ease has been decided agaiust the owners of the patent. Farmers and all who owu driven wells may depend upon it that uo royalty can be legally collected from tbein.

“Water For Sale** is a sign that ha* often been wen in a great uiauv of (be town* all over the country during the dry weather of this Kail. Such baa not been known in the history of the oiliest Iloosisrs. Al»op, who stole tome cattle in Gibson count}' ami attempted to sell them iu this place, wa» sentenced by the court laat week for three years in the Southern Penitentiary, and dlsiraachueineut for the same times Suit has been, brought in the United States Supreme Court by tbe State of Indiaita against the State of Kentucky for the possession of Green Hirer Island. Jt. E. McDonald and J. M. Uulltr are the attorneys for Iudiaua. TIi* sermou preached by Kev. McGlone, of the Episcopal Church, Worthington, Indiana, on the subject, “There Is Xo God,” was one such Is seldom heard iu such a town as this, and anyone who heard the subject must think ere this that there is, a God. We bare just received a circular from lion. Samuel Hargrove, of Princeton, one of the trustees of Purdue University of Agriculture and Horticulture. The special term commences Wednesday, Jan. 4,1388. This Is one of the best schools for farmer boys iu the country, nor can any betcr school» be fouud anywhere for anybody. Died, ol heart disease, at Xewbnrg, Warrick Comity, Nor. 15th 1887, Wesley M. Withers, aged 88 years, lie Heaves a wife and three grown sous. Hr. Wither* was born and bro ught ap on the ‘ Withers form,”, west of Petersburg. He was well known to tlie old citiacus of this place, and Madisuu township. lie wan a brother of Hon. Jantes K. Withers who represented Pike county j in the State legislation* iu 1846-7, and j to Marquis S. Withers former sheriff of Pike county. Also a brother to Mr*. Virginia Rrcd, trim died a few year* ago. He eras the last one to die pf the Plgw family,

Thanksgiving Day, chiefly au American institution, was fret provided fbr by Got. Bradford, of Mass., as early as 1621. This governor was a belicTcr is prayer and praise to Almighty God, in Whose personality and divine interference he believed. He first ordered a day. of Hhansgiving after the first harvest of the New England colonies in 1621. In 1623 there was a drought, and a day was set apart for prayer. In the midst of their prayers, rain earns, and the day was changed to one of thanksgiving. After this a thanksgiving was ordered after each harvest, ami was observed whether there was abundance or not. Congress reocom mended a day of National thanksgiving each veardur ing tire eight long years of the Rebellion of the states against the old country. When the Revolution was over, aud the country was an established government under Washington, he annually appointed a day ot National Thanksgiving. These proclamations were foliowed by proclamations by the Governors of the States. During the late war Lincoln, often issued proclamations of thanksgiving after great victories; and, iu 1863, he issued such a proclamation, which embodied in its charitable words the whole couutry, reguardless of any states that were in rebellion. Custom is j tkc only thing which fixes the last Thursday of Novem ber as the day for National Thanksgiving’. The different states of the Union have, of late years, iu Imitation of the first New England Governors, been appointing a day of thanksgiving; and, to avoid twfltdays of thiskiud. the proclamation of each governor intentionally follows that of the President, aud is fixed for the same day, uaiueiv, the last Thursday in November, which, this year, is the 24th day of the month. To-day, then, is.our National Thanksgiving Day, by custom, and by formal proclama

tiuu of the lGovernor* ami me irestdent. In thinking over this question, our tlroeghlscome up with queries of whether we. ha\*e any cause for returning thanks. Some hare thought that the dry weather is no pause for rejoicing. It may not be, but uo huiuau knows it. It may be a blessing that we arc getting. Oue thlug is certain: the couutrvhas a plenty.and is doing well in almost all reapects. At least there has been uo better time iu our history as a Nation. Those who Hud nothiug for which to be thankful sh-nild compare this eouutry with others, as b* this a great lesson will be learned. Look at France with a great scandal on hands; Germany with mischief breeding among her subjects; Great Britiait is threatened with revolution flrom starving subjects; Belgium is on the verge of trouble from an attempt of its people to convert the Emperial goverumeul intoa republic; Italy is in trouble because of inability to establish a permanent ministry; Russia is all topsyturvy by tbe quarreiliug of its subjects among themselves; Moroco is in mourning for the sovereign just deceased; the Chiuese Empire is rioted with cholera; the great Congo country is all a stir from eflort* to kill Sturdy; Japan ts all upside down from disagreements; the Cauadiau parliament is in a quarrel; the government iu the Sandwitch Islands is iu serious trouble,and King KaUkaua is liable to be disposed of; half a dozen great nations are tryiug to get poscssiott of Madagascar, and thus the peaceful aud eivilized island is i n serious trouble. Look at all this, itttd much more that might be pointer! out, aud say whether we have any cause for rejoicing. It seems to us that, above all peo|tie, those of tbe United States have the most cause 10 “Praise God from whom all blearngs flow/’ When Any Vetter!

I^Kikin" at theChriiitiauiaed world, and at the <<anie time considering the difficulties of having made it so—the persecutions, the suffering of martyrdom, and the untold trials aud difficulties to which the early Crusaders of this faith were subjected: and then looking at the ainonut of crime and the necessary of avenging it that has either been brought down with the Christiau religion or created by it—one must certainly grow sick at heart, ami long with an eternal loitgiug for the time to hasleu when men can couie to do the thing that's right, aud there be no more need of this meausof punishment, the peuiteutiary and the jail, the gallows aud the gibbet. But with all oar boasted institutions, our schools, churches, and the only true religion, we have a per cent, of crime that must make a truly moral being fain t and grow sick at heart. When will t hese things grow better, says some one? If we must make answer, it must be at a time when the world; will be better than it now ta with its imperfection* of the social and governmental fabric. Iu short, there should be no law that would iute-fere with the individual rights of men. Such a thing as class legislation should not be know in a government. Each person should be allowed to use the talent he has, and the laws should not be so arranged at to legislate advantages to oue above another. Suck wonhl give the moralist a better chance at Influencing the world for the belter. As a sick man is almost in variably a mean man, so a poor than is almost always an opposing ma», in iliougbt and feelings at least. And who can tell the effect for evil ot the 111 feelings on the third and fourth generations! From these considerations it is most evident that a complete revolution of the laws of all nations is essential. That such revolution will come t here can be no doubt, (twill not come at the point of the sword nor at, the cannon's mouth. It will come from the a IU ot an intelligent people by the power of ^ *— tee nothing *o revolution, nor i why it should UK WHIWI 1W*. certain to come as this can we oiler !«W

amt windy. The fl duty. It to burning -n in the Held. Mr. •t Xoxid) ban , of Otwell, died Democrat of this ilUsm Brock a hearty rs. Sjrgh Boiling, of t<nx relatives and Hays had an uaocupiby Ire last Sunday Pall Sflutu. DMMUNI surprise, CATION. Sunday, Nov. iO, will he long re sobered it our old time friend and reiati' , Mrs. 11a her home i Pntoka U riett A. Fettinger, at wnship, this county, Mrs. Petti ee was « yrs. old on that day, and the ft ads and datives arranged|o surprise ! by with well ledpaayand t it of each time, abou forty pert to her bout and aver had. To s the least prise to tb ne whose celebrate. ,»y way o( ing at her residence ta to en}ov her oomother. At the proper ons found their way y agreeable time was it was no Itttle surbirthday they met to comment, I would say, were i re more such gatherings to do honor to t «aged of our country with a view to cu vatiug a spirit of sociability and love f children, parents and friends, many of ib UUie things that so often all ienate the lections of the participants in the action* of human ilfe, would be somewhat elect ety submerged. Honor and respect the n her* of our county. y T; A. Rklativb. MARIO TOWNSHIP INSTITUTE. Institute let at Sulphur Springs SchoolHouse, S. 1 Borders. J.*r«si<Uut, presiding. All the to' itship teachers present. The following ere the exercises: Primary Reading, l ura Hostetler and W. B. Anderson—Di ussion opened by A.Audersoo; First Steps n Science, T. M. Dixon auil A. V. Uostetti : Uranuaur, S. U. Davenport, A. Anders, and F. F. Hostetler; Readtug Circle, F, I Hus tetter. , The prog mine for next institute is the foUswiug; J tterature, EUa Risley, aud A. Audersou; irst Sieja iu Science, T. M. Dixon and V. Hostetler; School Ethics, Laura Host iter Our worti trustee was present as was also ; v er«i young lady visitors. 1 Utute adjouruedtoineetat the New Lebau school house the 3d.Saturday in Deecmbe S. P. Bokpkks, Pres, r. M Dixon, Sec.

PC KLY PERSONAL. Claybor Keith, of this plat*, lias ■r0t au iuc ase of 1 tension. Mrs. Frai Scott is visiting friends and relat os iu the South of this county. W. P. K iglit will take charge of the Yincei ;ies News Daily and Week* ; ly when ilae uext year sets iu, or thereatou i. ^ Oaklam City I'uterprise: Jack I Ferguson, treasure of Pike couutv, I stopped ov r with li. ii. Shively while on his wa to lluutlugburg one dty this week. Miss Ft i Canipiiell, of Loogootce, sister of if «. S. W. Ceappell, of Algiers, p *scd throug town, Tuesday luorniiig, i) her way home, alter a visit at bet ister*s,ai, Oak Lawn Farm, nearAlgic n, this county. Wit This Dry Weather? There is i disposition to trace everything to n ural causes. This is well enough as u attempt at explanations, but wheu ire notice that the same results are; it produced every year, though tb same causes exist, there is a puzzleci ics up. We have the same earth wi !i all that belongs to it t his year l at we Itai I last,but we have a dry tim< mow. The question uow comes up, thy with the same earth, mouutaiu valleys, dreamsjakes, rivers, aud » ans, etc., do we have this year uo rs », while tlie same conditions ami asses la >t year produced rain? Tit natural conditions have j not chang I, aud tlic natural causes have not . anged: but we have no ; rain from these same causes which I produced tin a year ago in abun- | dance. W i do not pretend to say it ; is so, hut It is hard to believe that these caus i are nol interfered with by an iut ligent agent. If there is an- intellig it agent, he must do something be* 'let merel y cxi«t. May it

“Daniel Webs terV favorite hostelry • the modest sign which a ' ijriln the winds. Europe spends <867,500,090 on arm ies every year, and the national debts incurred by war a ggregate 124,113,057 655. r.« Montana has ptiid during the pres* ent year <96,625 in bounties for the killing of bear$,*wolTes, coyotes, squirrels and prairie-dogs. Itch, Mange, anil Scratches of every kind on humans or animals cured in 30 minutes by Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold by Adams ft Sou, Peteirsbursr, Ind. Thoughtless and inconsiderate Bostoniars are laughing at the Euglish young woman who recently, after hoaring much praise of butternuts, said; “At what season of the year are doughuuts ripe?” Confound it,"muttered Shakspcarc's ghost, as it flitted through Ignatius Donnelly’s sanctum, “why couldn’t they have stirred up all this discussion about Bacon and me while I was a theatrical manager?”—[Merchan Traveler. There are four great accumulated masses of gold in the world—<282,000-, 900, in the United States trewrv <237,900.000 in the National Bauk of France, <107,000,000 in the Bank of Gcrmanv, and <100,000,000 In t he Ba uk of Bugland. An cstmate of the value of the products of the on birds and vineyards of California in 1837 has been mads which foots up a total of nearly <18. 000,000 More than five-sixths of the whole arnouut was produced iu the ccutral part of the State. Bueklen’s J.rniea Salve. The best salve In the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt llhoum. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Files, or no pay required. II; is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents |>cr box. For sale by Adams ft Son. 38yl

Claus Sprockets'^ evident lictcriniua tli*u to puih the biset sugar Industry I alarming the sugar plauiiers of the Hawaiian Islands and already they are talking about giving up sugar cane planting aud subsliting coffee as the staple of the islands. Itr.h, Prairie Mange anil Scratches of every kind cured iu thirty minutes by Woolfords Sanitary Lotion. I’se no other. Tliis never fails. ®S6id by J. R. Adams & Son, druggists, Petersburg, Ind. 27-li-lt is said that Collector Magonc, of the New \ ork port, reeclves nearly every dav a contribution to the "conscience fund.” English Spavin Liniment: removes all llart). Soft, or Calloused Lumps, and Blemishes from horses. Blood Spavin, Curbs, Splints, Sweeuey, Stifles, Sprains, Sore and Swollen throat, Coughs, etc. Save l|o0 bv use of one bottle. Warranted. Sold by Adaius k Son, Druggists, Petersburg lud. „ [16vl The natives of Yucatan aire theouly prople near the equator, according to a traveler, who pay any attention to persona^idcaiiliness. UII.MOKK'H AltOilATIC WINK. It U prepared expressly far t rent in* alt those diseases commonly nllol Female Com«sinu with wldeh nearly all women are af- ■ eted.auj Istlawcaas Ills a must pastlire ettre. It will purity suit enrich your blood. Rive strength «md steadiness to your nerve*, and invigorate your entire system, giving you rosy cheeks and bright sparkling eves, bo not delay but get It at once aud he cured as thousands alredy hate. We will send free to any address a book containing much usful inforwattut for the ladles ••Gilmore’s Aromatic Wine t*giving better rbave sold In satisfaction than any medicine Init For sal ity years. It Is all it Is represented to be." W.T. JOYNER, Druggcst. Oelr.wrtre.O. ale by FRaNK A HORNUROOK.

“Say, bub I hear your fol ks are go ingto hare a conversation club at your house this winter.** “Yep ;we got one.” “Who are the member ?” “At e and mother. I furnish the conversation and mother provides the club. Enny more?”—[Detroit Free Press. 17ATI can live at tirane, and make more YOU x^run^rsKKi not needed: you are started ftee Both sexes; all ages. Aiiy ow» can do the work Large earning* »«re from trstllMt. Co* It outfit and term a tree. Better not delay. Coats yon nothing to send us your address “' tiffin a A very new iden among the young ladies is'a “head album.” Each gentleman of a youug lady’s acquaintance ia asked for a “shape" oi hi* head a» given by a hat conltormatnre in a furnishing store, and it is pasted into an elegancy bourn! ncnp-book. It is a way the girla havs of getting ahead of the boya.—[Pit tsburg Telsgraph. A Loudon newspaper »pe the breaking up o show in Loudon si has gathered in th wildest diisnts o the exhibition of 11 er seen a show thi ami that the show ou exhibition iu I of Mr. Cody’s uati t peaking or Ike Wild West tys that Btiflklo Dill e “dost” beyond the ’ iiTarire; that sine 151 London has ncrt so took liy storm might hive gout for the rest iral life.

»» very be it remedy. Every bottle sold tuts given re! ef 5n every ewe. one man took uix bottles, and was united of Rheumatism of 10 v*a («* standing.” Abraham Hare, druggist, Bell .itle. Ohio, affirms: "'Eke best selling medic: ne l Stave ever haadtcd In «av 20 yearn’ ex* Hrieace, is Electric Bitters.** Thousands cl others have added their testimony. so iths ; the verdict unanimous that Electric Bitters do rare all dtsesg»«f the liver, Kiduei# or blood. Ottly eTtsfr dob WSsole tract, ISO*.-ItOacrt* cleared, balance good Umber— AU lit good repair and under fence.—Two story frame boos* of 3 rooms and a hall, good well and cistern in yard --two bams Inexhaastnbls wets In horselot, ——youor orchard bearing and -an old orchard—Terms easy. Call at farm lu Marlon township, Smiles South West of Otwetl, on Jasper and Winslow road, or at Recorder's office In Petersburg. Excitement in Texas. Great excitement has been caused in the Vicinity of Paris, Tex., by the reniarkbte recovery of Sl!r. J, K. Corley, who was so helpless he coutd not turn in bed, or raise his head; everybody said he was dying of Consumption. A trial bottle of Dr Ding’s New Discovery was sent him. Finding relief, he bought sx large bottle and a box of Dr. King's New Lite Ptlts; by the time he had taken two boxes of Pills and two bottles of the Discovery, he was well and had gained in flesh thirty-six pounds. Trial Bottles of this Great Discovery ter Consumption free at Adams A Son’s Drug Store. Leading Millinery. ICRS. DAVID WHITE. City Trimmer Employed. Newest Goods, Latest Styles and Best Bargains Gan be Had Here. Call. Mrs. D)*id White, Cor. Main & Seventh.

Nervous Debility. A genlleniSM havin'* been erred of nervous ITo*»roti«*#. Seminal Wmknes«, I'remalnr l)ecav. and ail of the evil effects of early indiscretion, and youthful tolly, is anxious to tuake known ihenK*de of Graff* I'handA-1 Po t ho-« »iiu Mv*4 . -VuSTJ* wish, and will itivt* him their symptoms. he will send (free) by return mail, a copy of the recipe so sueeeessudly nse*l it! idsease. Address.in eon • fidence. James W. l*ts k -\ c y , JiCetl*r Sired, X. Y. [25yi KIU.X.tN a !BAHTI» M Estate Ipcj. (OR Rt:.vr, A wn ilolniWf ofBce ever Model Dnig Store. Terms reasonable. FOR StLE-ilMWi. IIocsr— At 1'nton. l-*tory, "*room* with all (Hit buUdlns*. gaud «e», *, acre of pound and plenty ot sainll fruit. Alt In guod repair. Price, aWO; RM cash, bat. to suit purchaser. ; Hocsa-l-Morr, t rooms, summer kttehen. cellar and ait out buildings; good well soft water, pieiitv of fruit and pleasantly located Price, RUU; oes-third cash. b*.t. in 12 dt it »' TOWS I.OTS. M very desirable town tola In I'nlon. Terraa tower than the t®*«L FARMS. ST acres pool land in Clay township. R08; *, cash. 143 year* on balance. 81 acre* in Olay tp. well Improved; 10 acres timber. RI3d; tfoucssh,b»l. toault purchaser. 40 acre* fn begun township, with good well, log Ikum and barn. 1*30; ouc-thtrd eash, hut. to Mill purchaser 7* acres ia Play township adjoining the-W acres above iiamad, with good new frame dwelling and b«u» o good young orchard and plenty of water. Price. WAX'; on,-third cash. Gal. In equal payments of 13 and 34 month*. SB acres la fgikan »p.; 13 acre* timber lull, to ettltiv..—high state of cultivation; 2-stary frame dwelling, good turn, two wells good water, all accessary outtbnlldlDgs. young orchard; a Up top farm throughout. Price, (SHI; one-third eash; 1 and 2 years on balance. Wacres in Lockhart tp. ao acres lo cultivation. bed. In white cut: timber, pawl iog build mg*, good water and » fine young fruittrees. Iilt»; K cash, hat in 12x21 tnoutha. SO acres in Clay Ip. adjoining fnton. All cleared end In high date of cultivation. gii per acre; S cash,!*#!. to cult purchaser. BO acres In Cley Tp. swd house. barn and 'Liu. uobnc rood, well Hovered, out build tag. I I _■ RPR plenty of.water. ViTBU. ,*f leash. tttoll soon. 48 acre* In WuHilnemt Vis at Rtork’a retry. Good lano. JBRE* lrayt icit to suit purehuaacresone tulle from I* tetsbnrg,on Winslow road. »• stereo clean'd, fine land. 139 per »ere to suit purchaser, UI0 act** on* Wills from Petersburg, In hn<* condition, all B|Wr, welt Hovered. HO per acre. |M« cash. Deferred payment* tlQUU per year * it b S per cent, iuterwt annually. A bargain. 9 acres In Pa tot* Tp. keown as the far*-, I A Post land. In Heel. 83, T J «, It. *Tw• nee |30lft. «0 seres of said iand la timber, nil sell separate tor «»». eash bai. ini ud 3 years on « percent. Interest f We bans several tots »n*» bousre aad j lu Petersburg, desirable Iocs U ties. Ter^ne, House and lot in Peicreburg Jaialsa 8ny■da addition all new and complete, good e*l- , fruit, and vrater. »5B «»«>. House (new) of S recto* hal. and porch and j I necessary twit huttOing*. good ciafcm and | it nrewtu/ vnu •*«*’***"<» * n—■— *---7lenty ofyoung fruit troea.grape vine* Ac.,lo pietism part of town. Term ^__ ,___Venus very low. symenta easy. rn Acres Sn Lockhart Tp.3Mln heavy wb*e,k Umber. 1» In ealMsatleu. Snr a Hall47J3U st ark, bal. to salt purchaser. Ml Acres heavy Gather Sand in Putnam Co. snn. Price R&or trade for Pike Co. real late. II acres In Monroe To. 43 Here* cleared good likllng* and water Pro paid time a great irgnla. - 11 Acres gnod land with new three room sme dwHliiir with solid brick foundation. Mr mWefttssa ftywa. fMOB. *» eeiih, balance 12 month*. ' - i

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leu.v: Notion is h e reby given, that * *111 up. ■ the Hoard of Commissi oners of Ftkei i.v, Indianti, sittheti l>ec. term, IMK7, t cense to sell spirituous, vinous ami n quorsln a lemquautity than a quart t with the privilege of allowing the s drank umti my premises, tor: place of business wherein said liquors i be sold a is I il rank Is n two-story frame build* imr situated on part of lot number lllteen i 14] In the (own of Otwell, Pike couuly.Indiana. *H2] James W. Bwirr. Application for License. VOTICX la hereby given, that wa will *|t it to the I tain rd of Conimlsslti * • ,o uk immiiu ui Commissioners ut L county, Indiw na, at their Ike. term, 1(9*?, a license Uinvl ispirituous, vinous and malt I ■mrs in a less quantity than a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the same to l»u drauk npc.fi our premises, for one year. Oar place of buslines* wherein said liquors are to he sold ami! drank Is a one-story frame hullitlag situated mi part of tot number seveut.vone (71) in U>n town of Vclpen, l*ike e""" Itidlami. Albkkt t’SB* e-oj iiBiH sc Sum ntendent’s Notice. PUBLIC culmination teacher’* lileense will of applicants tor .. ... be held on the last Batnrtlaj" of each month ns follows: For thr months if June, .Svpicmber and March, at Augusta: !or the mouths of July. October, January ami April, at lYten-'ur*; for tlw months of August, November, February and Ha eertlfle.nl i- of good moral eharneter from some iBcmter of the County Board of Education must by brought by applicants In the county and Itoom County Superintendent by thoseoutnm.ecounty. W. ll. PlItKI.E. June 18. lit Still. County Kup’t. Notice to Physicians. IN PURS IWlNCK of the law establishing a 1 County Hoard of Aealtb, and requiring all physicians mkI accouchur* to report to the secretary of aidd Bourd. I hereby reqi __ _ _. requesi a fhll eomplluner ’i«1tth the law In this regard, and all licensed physicians and areoucliureare hereby notified hi address Ihelr reports and all bustnesi ;s»; rtalning to my office to N« CORN, Hee. » « 4. ■ !»• Augusta. Pike Co., Ind jliJiClT***’ XOTICES. VOTICE lit hereby ill veil to all parties eons’ eemed shot I will attend at my office In Otwell, at Jtln ToJransaeltlMit or Trustee til u’s harness shop, KBIT MONDAY, connected with the office township. M. UK.VY.1 2S™ gi ven to all attend at my T.BBY MTCSDAT, To transact i>m loess connected “ of trustee oil having hast fake notice, ‘J. J. x'saaiiiTSKsSi ISVBMY ItOXUAY, Tptransaet. usinessconnected itoa of Trustee o KES& 3fT«5W? - N^S",;)^,5iven *° !'u at my __attend at ikuee. BBT I'RIDAT. i l new connected ; Ituton to transact of Trustee <_. . . . , • , having busl ■ w with «ald take notice. SUAB(3 VRRKTrr.