Pike County Democrat, Volume 18, Number 40, Petersburg, Pike County, 23 February 1888 — Page 3

POWDER Absolutely Pure. ■I—-.j jj-j-i.uu-Pike Ceuuty Democrat. * THURSDAY FEBRUARY 23. 1888. lEutwrMl M tin- 1‘aatotKce «t rclerebur*. XiSj., for Uiuiaiulaattm through the mall* aa hcodiI claaa iualier.1 ■rKBiniO.1, Per l»ar - - •!.** (LCI RATtS. faioAi landing ua a club of riva, will* IlK, will Itorivt Ibe paper fra. for on* year. ggy Tkr PU» Caaatj Ibawnl tu tbe lar•Ml etrralettae af »»» aeweyab”1 R«btt»b». la Htbe t'aaat) ! Mrertiaer* will a»t* • °t Ibta fartl _ BUSINESS LOCALS. 0. U J. R. Vouus Ay Co., Aiul sw their new aj^ival of hats of the late*t att ic* an/1 at price* to •nit. _^ / Thee al*o have A full *nppl>' °f Joan* panie—prlep'from 75e |o#2.7.e. mtRKBt Sd nitill SCHOOL. ai>Ki>o rettn. mfcA. The terin'tv HI open M outlay, March, 5, and continue twelve tve/k*. Cl»*es will l>o •iiaiaiiie‘1 *'• ,**ie Common School Bra lie he*, ami in *o feral of the higher branches. / A <!*«« ttill he formed in I'sdajroj:.'/ AH who attend ayill find elasafc* /to aeeoiumotiale i them. KXrkSIKS.

Tuili**n~ »*» ■«lvmn*c f«»r tin* term. ffi.OO. (;<»*>> h»ar<« with fijrnWhod |ih<Iii< ran lit hail at rc.v**uahU< r«ti». For |urii.' nlar» as to hoard, or anything rmiftTHtng liir prhool. a»ldn**« 'A tt it •i'i-ti. Siy't Si-iumlV

v#- The Ladi.' I'ctorile. 1 ho new high :um I. K. Su;:rf Ulh( hitu|,U>t in, matliiKtinn, » !>■**• »'-rk<i»» part*, and will dw* • Kh-r.rfBtf*' »r n...k. tilth W*>*» t*lmr, Hi in Mil "»M SeVTvt* m»iliim* in Hie world. Oil. 'tiyUlr'. nltd repair* jnr all .Sljrl“» of >ii>crr ifarbiui** ke| t and 'M>ld bjr II. II. J -hn» *n /M .io'aiu-r anil Silcv mnn I'tkvit 'In*. itirbard-iii'* .Millln«n him. t Will A train Take Order*. W11J K Slaev. r>{ J.von«„ iirecn Co., lml., will iiu.iin take mlrra for the Itimi Hill Nut *ery, nt S-utland, ft icon Co.. I ml., Stiiry l>a* mH for two .tear.in l*ik# rotititv, aril a» lie represent* a r:»** niiiM-n, he nan'a >«u *«» t>lrii*r not onlef tnfr*-*iiitll lie rail* on , yon. $1,000,000 to Lcaa. Oa improve*! lloal K*talc, Iiimhu* •f$300. to (10.003. I.oana i‘i>M|>lrt«l in from ten to 30 day*. Intercut 6 pml 1%. A HtU.MAX .& IV» If) Jus. Agency. (eoa H Idea. t will pay Hie lK**t price* fur eoonhi*le*. Call at Muffon olil 'land. R. A. MrMvaa.vT. f BAKER WHEAT DRILL it ta .hade or the bk»t aTKM.i Far aalC l»y JOE. PATTEESON.

?ur (hu fainoii* Tailin';'»co Wagon. For *ale bv J^E. PATTEUSON*. Hoi hinohe# served at all hour# bv \VmHi§<;es, Sr. I keep (be rerr bv#i C’in*-imiali ligvrbeer. WmHijokii, Sr.

For Solo, i ■ A scholarship in the Kvansrills Datin'** Cellogo. Call at thi« office. Oakland Sanaa! institute. Oakland City Normal Institute will •pen March 12. and continue elcrcn week*. The principal «>hject tl«i« session it the preparation or teacher* | for examination ami successful! teaching. To tbi* end, classes will be ! farmed in 'the common branches' aud several of the higher branches. Aa sdranced section will be organix- i etl for the study of Psycholgy, I^itin. ficomHei r and Composition. Pupll* mat pursue any of these studies ; without extra charge. Literary ex-! eriees will be sustained througatit I the session; ami practice w ill be flrea ia the writing of literary ra▼iow*. This school luts been in successful; operation for nineteen years, and j tboae who hare attended can testify as to the character of the instruction. Tuition, |7, payable iu advance, Board, fiJO per rrcek, and Ice*. A coaafot table bouae can be reutod at |i per m«.Hill. flrbuol la now In session. Those desiring longer than plereu weeks can enter ai ear time and continue throughout the Spring .Term. Pupita are bow entering for that purpas. Correspondence'solicited. Address. N. C. Jonkbok or B. K. Vtl. Oakland, Imlraua. [4t

THE HEWS ■.— • ... ■ ■' ’>' ' ... Princeton is to have a street-rail-road. Dr. IfcGIvn la to be a candidate for the Presidency. There art* 86,000 families in London living in cellars. There are 2.i0,000 Knights of Labor in good standing. Iluntiiightirg has had a twelve thousand dollar lire. Gibson county holds to tlie Indiana whear grow 1 ng rliampioindiip. Win. Delaney died in Daviess county last week at the age of 103 years. The News is the name of a new Democratic jmper published iu Crawford county. Hubert S. Robertson will be before the Republican covent ion as a candidate for Governor. There is au Italian Chamber of Commerce in San Fradcisco composed of Italian merchants of that city. One thousand two hundred and seveiitv-t wo sheep were killed by dogs in Waine county last year. The soldier* monument will be 265 feet high, or 30 feet higher than the dome of the new State-house. Ueprcsoutative Crisp, bt Georgia, I used to be an actor. Hi* father, mother, brother and two sisters were, also on the stage. Character is very much like cloth in one respect. If white it cau be lived black ; but once blackened it can not be dyed white. Mrs. Dr. J. W. Lewis, of l)u|K>nt, I ml., shot herself on the 15th iust:, because her husband was >iek, and she was in a de»|>oti<ling mooii. David It. Looko (Petralcmn V.iNasby), the distinguished editor and noted humorist,died at his home in Toledo, O., at <5: 15 on the 16th lust., after a protracted tlluc-s. Four tramps wen* artestud last week at Lawerenceville. They acknowledged to having assaulted >ir. and Mrs. D. R. Porter, for which they were, all four nf them, scut to the pen for ten years each. ;■ t'lic P«tcrsbitrg Dramatic Club showed Thursday night. They played the Social Gla*-(by T. Woodward}. It wa> pronounced by competent judges to be the bevt show ever in j Petcrslmrg except, perhaps, the j Itxnch King Company.

■litin>'!- Whitromh l^j!e>. of Indian? a|«dis.'w ill dnlivera lecture in 1‘eVrilinrp. Thv-dav rvrnii'u!, March Gill., Mr. |(i)ey. llu» lloosier 1'uel, is * in*.at j ind fa*ritiaiing speaker. ami j bears a great rrp'ihlM. Ilf i» n *w j in California. lie was engage I lor i thi'* place through the Janie* It. Pond I/v-mre Association, of Nr tv Yo k ("iij*. Tin* aeedeiiieu of tltc country cont|>!ain ilia' ll«' aeed* sent out by the Gnroruuiout arc a wrililw and rail for reform. Tin* brethren einip'v fail to understand~ the rase. The t«il which fail* to produce a rahliigc may tel strengthen a political hedgerow ami serve it* purpose. Karl; Tniniu; #f the Anarchist*. An Eastern educational journal has • made some investigation a* to the ear- j ly training uf the I'hiripj Anarchists. ; It« effort i» to show that anarchy i-1 the child of ignorance. Incidental. I however, it show* that in the case of 1 these, seven criminals there were s other reasons than the lack of inlet!- | eelual training. Not one of the seven j nad any proper home or religotts instruction. Four were orphans at or before they reached ten year* of *j*e;l three were skeptics from childhood. i Not one was identitied with the clittreh or any religious school. The writer of the article >ay«: No one taught them of God, an I they grew up disbeliver* in any Sit preiuc Being. The same cause of ignorance, ncglcs't. privation and poverty, made them all enemies of - i-iiilv.

hater* of law, Auarchut*. It i-* ra*y !o breed criminal,*. -The eouditiou* ' given, the product will follow. Tim : State niu*t care better, or, if not the State, thou the Cburvh, for it* poor! and it* orphan*. Hall a Hall, i

The California Redwood Company i was organized In Edinburg, Scot land ; in 18S3. It is a foreign company, but j it quickly made itself at home in its operations. An expert of San Kran-j cisco was hired to tramp from the ; town ot Eureka to the Klaiuath River, i atul report concerning the value of; the redwood forests in the northwest- j ccnpartof California—the finest ofj its kind in the world, lie estimated i that iu the section explored there were j about twenty two biliion feet of good I redwood timber, and that it was] worth ou the stumps not less than j one dollar per thousand feet, which! would be the suug ►••m of 122,000,000. Thereupon the Scotch Company be- j gan its work. Under our timber! laws, a niau can, if he is a bona fide settler, cuter a claim for 100 seres of; timber land. The company thereupon engaged four hundred men at a cost of 150 apiece to make entries. They filed in the land office individual claims each for 100 acres. This put the company in possession of 64.000 acres of the most valuable timber land on the globe. They have it and hold it to-day. It is doubtful if the world's history contain* a parallel to the robbery of laud which the auualsof this republic show. And how dearly we will hare to pev for it! Foreign landlord* already own here a domain twice the siac of Ireland, and the acqnisi ion is still goiuz oh. It is time to call a bait in auch matters.

Leral Xratios. Some of the country schools bare closed.. Wiliam Dawson has been granted a pension. Smith Family to-night Program mostly new. J. F. K inn? called last Saturday to leave subscription and good wishes. Trustee ilcMurrr is making a bard and worm tight for re-noiuiuatiou. Posey and Thurman bare moved their office to rooms over the bank. Washington Gazette: II. C. Breutou, of Petersburg, was in the city to* day. Washington Gazette: Jackson Furgusun, of Petersburg, is in the city. A new boy baby ornaiueuts the house of Mr and Mrs. O. P. Hammond. Charles Firkin's now residence on Walnut street, will soon be completed. Arch MrAtcc, of Utiipn. has the thanks of the Dkmockat for recent favors. C. E. Montgomery is in Petersburg again after a business sojourn in the West.

Ed. Silver!horn, a popular eosmtcr1 f ial man of Evausrilie. visited Petersburg, rridiiv. Mr*. J. E. Hendrick*, of Peru, t* j visiting her mother. Mr*. Carter of the Lingo House. Mi** Carrie Patterson spent Sunday in Oakland City a* the guest of Miss Lizzie Hanks. Tm. Storton. Traveling Agent of the Evansville Journal was among the visitor* here Friday. The Hollingsworth farm, iu Knox Co., wa* sold again last week'to il«r£T. K. Cobb, at a hid of $10,977,30. George Shepard railed on the Dkmcit.vr Friday last to exchange good wishes and to pay subscription. Thanks. Mieses Annie and Eugenia Ilewin* were “at home” to a number of their lady and gentlemen friends. last Friday evening. Mrs. Sarah J. Kain has the thanks of the Davor*at for renewed subscription and well wishes for the succes* of l lie paper. There was a genuine old fashioned eonntry,"line down" at Jim Stubble-: field's two miles east of this place, on last,Friday night. A nittiiber ofiiiembors of Spartan LkIjc No. DO.. K. of P's of this phase, attended the nrgauanizalinn of a lodge of the order at Oakland on last Friday night. A telegram enine through Petersburg soiuetinie 'ago an non living the fleatli of Will E. Starr, of Lyons, Green Co., tint a few days ago we revived a letter from that gentleman stating that iu- will again canvass to sell nursery stock in the county in the Spring. The letter came from the dead, else, the telegram was false. The Smin.lt Family entertainment at thr Presbyterian ‘ Church la*t nig lit was patronized by many fer the lienefit it will do the church. It is given fer tbet purpose. The Presbyterian have hern good toother churches under similar eirrutustaures, and the rent pi intent should be returned. Let there i»c a good turnout to-night. Admittance, 2Jct*. Price forchlldren under 10 yre ol age. red noted to lOcts. The following is a copy of a note found among others of the estate of Win. Hawthorn, deceased. It i» unique and interesting. It is exactly as follows; One Month after Date hereof I Premise to Pay to Samuel Hawthorn or aslgus the Burn of three Pounds four Shillings an eleven prnre it licing for Value Uecc'd a- Witness my hand and seal This twentieth Day ol March one thousand Eight hundred And two 1HI2. testa hts tier John X Wend Kits X Crook < uuirk murk ■’ Seat K. of P. All Happy. The Twenty-fourth Pythian Period falling on Sunday the Knights of Pytli ias Spartan Lodge No. Ml, Petersburg, amtigrd for its observance by appropriate religious ccrinonv. Iter. Dr. McGlone. of Worthington, preached for tin iu at the Cumberland Church. Hi*icrmon was more than extraor-, dinary, aud hi* sermon at the Presbyterian Church, Sunday evening, recivcd deserving compliment. Tire people are yet expressing thyiv aprobatiou and extending conipileiuent* to oucauotber for the excellent production, and the whole sucre** of the day. On Monday evening the bauquet was the pron,mined success of the season. The grand ball followed that night, and 4 o'clock the next morning still found the gay and gallaut, “Where route and pleasure meet. To chase ibecloning hour With flying feet.”

[Everybody feel complimented, and the vWimw, of whom there were many, the K. P's hope, were pleased, and tit! -till happy. Only following name* have bee u handed iu by I heir friends. .M ijor K. E. Grave*, of Evansville: Liilic Caruahau and Fannie liouduraut of Washington: Hattie llyatt, of Washington :Flora lliin-uian, of Washington, Ollie Rolls Princeton ; Albert DcutcJt, and Sir. Ingle and wife, of Oakland ;Ge»Calkius. of Princeton; Samuel Stem, Houston,Texas. There were a hundred and forty at the ball, tnauy of w-liutn were strangers whom we should be pleased to notice: but as not all could be noticed we adopted the plan ot noticing only those whose friends took care to hand us thei r names. Fire From the Mind. Malaria steals fire fr»m the mind and vigor from the limb, unless yon take “Certain Chill Cure" to give yourself new vim. Warranted harn>ie*a Hinder all circumstances: cure* and drives malaria ami fever from the system when Quinine and other remedies fail.

Items of Interest Gathered by the Democrat’s Correspondents. Arthur. Hud is stubborn out here, smt refuses to Jet us travel iu peace J. W. Ashby and family were the guests of D. W. Wtgs» Jast Sunday Frank Powers, of Winslow, visited bis sister in this place last Sunday Charley Wilder visited Spurgeen last Saturday. He was looking for Trustee Osborn, having dosed his school on Thursday. From tiladish. Local politics rather quiet Ui this township, but Democrats sre confident of success all round, from township to nation. facie Jonithan 4. Bowman, who has beet, very sick for nearly six weeks lie recovering aa rapidly as could be expected, considering his age. II is msuy friends sre very anxious for his recoverv, as the) have particular use for him this rail. They irecornize is him s ‘‘slmon pure” Democra t from away back The party here is well satisfied With the result at Winslow. They have confidence in Messres Ashby and Chappell, Chairman and Secretary of the committee, aud think with the deserved support of t he party success will be certain The spinion prevails here that the ‘.‘conceited young editor” has about wrapped Junius in a cocoon, where he will die before be unravels himself. 11 ok* ANOX. Yelpeu.

M.C. lleadle*, marrhaut. still hold* the fort Farmeis ere preparing tosow oat*. ,. Our school clone* next Friday Pikevilte has a food litertry society. Why ran not Velpen have also? State of Indiana vs W. F. Froman, charted with relling nnwholsmne meat. Motion to noI3y the case was made hy the defendant and sustained by the prosecutiou Charley Crsery ar.d Emma Morgan we*e m arried last Saturday, Itev. MeMiehel, officiating. . The pay train passed over the ro:id last Friday, distributing money to the employs. A party was given in houor of Lille Cockrell st her father’s residence, last Thursday evening Kugine UotTman. while engaged ja loading eroastlcs last week met with the misfortuu* in fall and break two bones iu his right hand. Geddea Case Cuiinpanr are turning out flrst-elass in the way of Box es T. L. I* has a new |iair of pants containing Gyds.of Jeans George Stinson has sold his projierty to J. J^Wella Auditor Betliell was circulating among his friends hers Ia*t week llr. Cockrell has purchased a nice farm near here from Lawyer Miller, af Prineeton Thomas Dillon, Es«i., of J super, wss in town ou legal Business last week Hiram Cook is very sick of fever* Jus. Summers, of Duff Station, was granted a pension last wee*. Several cases in town.and the hardest! ?) .case is Dr. A. L. Case. it. M. “Chronicle 1st.” And it came to pass in the third year of the reign of Grover, in the tenth month of the year,on the tenth day of tue month, that the armies of the Hard Shells and Hump Backs met at a place called Pleasant ISidge. being commanded by the giants Gammon and James, each having the liib’.e for a weapon of defense, called by some lobe sharper than# two edged sword. And it came to pass that a great b.itjle was fought, and llie sword* clashed, and the shells llew, and the Humpbacks were knock oft, and James put the unversal cap on Gammon, and Gammon put .the coat on James, and Imth kicked and snorted—the garments being so far superior to anything that they had ever worn. The brightness thereof bliuded them insomuch they fought like tigers. t?o much for wearing other people's clothes. Aud the battle raged tierce and, wild for I lie space of five day*. Now there was between these great armies a brotherIhmmI known as General Baptists, r-fan chose to be neutral, us their craft was very leaky, ami their commanders very tender toed. Ah it came* to pass in the blindness and heat of the battle that they were made targets f»r the enemy, insomuch that they lied J for safety. Now there was one among them called Marion, w ho went east and encountered Billy, the captain ef the Regulators, and went to battle single handed, and goi bis fur cape ruttlid. and the wind knocked out of him slid has not got it all back to this day. Now it came to pass after the great battle of Pleasant Bulge that there was nothing left oftbe great armies but Shells on one side, and Humpbacks on the other. And it came to pass as they stood looking at the ruins that a wail went up that rent the air. and they smote their breasts ami cried. "How are the mighty fallen!’’ And to-day there is not a stone to mark the place w here the heroes tell. And iteame to pas*, in'the space of t wo months, there arose a among the Campbellites, on* Logan, w hose sir name is Harmon. He said. “I will go out to battle with the Han! Shells,” und be took I lie pen for a weapon, and he and others eom|wsed a something line like of which lias never been seen, and, it is to lie ho|s-d, never will be seen again. Now lhere lived in Washington, one Jehu, whose sir name is Kinman, and he arose, and went nut to meet Logan; and he wrote a piece for the DkmockaT, and the oldest mint tars don’t remember of having seen anything like it, and perhaps don't want to. Now there was one Vincent, living on the highway,* devout man.and he also received a letter from the remotest corner of Pike, and was astounded at I be eoslenls. and be arose and Journeyed toward Winslow, and cauie to the house of one Wiltiam.ivhose sir name is Kinman, and laid the can* before him, and be likewise was astounded at the contents. Aud they arose ami departed, and came to m house wbvrin George, the Baptist taught, and bowed them reives before him. saying. "Tell us if there bo one Go si off here.” and he said, "Not so, for be is afiaid of the Humps!” And they Journed south, and came to the bouse of one Joba. wherein Gus dwelt. And when they had found him. they bowed before him, saying, "O. Gusty, this one time help us. for we are sore vexed, and thou art mighty with the pea.” Sow Gus was the same that met Frank, whose sir name is Powers. And they arose and departed, and a dark cloud bangs over them to this day. liLXN.sr.KiiAssjrr.

Bocklen's Inin Salve. The best salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores,S Ulcers, Salt It lieu in Ferer Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hand# Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, eruo pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or nnoncy refunded. Price 25 cento per box. For sale by Adaius & Sou. 3Svl We are informed that the new firm of Posey and Thurman will go into the next term of court with about $000,00 worth of fees,probab!y $700,00. The new firm is growing deserviedly popular. Bead Results In Ererj Case. D. A. Bradford, wboleeai paper dealer of Cbattanoae*. Tenu., write* that he was seriously afflicted with a severe cold that settled on hie tunes: had tried many remedies without benefit. Being induced to try Dr. Kina’* Sew Discovery for Consumption, did so and was entirely eared tiy use of n l few bottles, Since which time he has used ’ it in bin ftwily for ail Coughs and Colds | with best results. This la the experience , of thousands whose lire* have been saved [ by this Wonderful Discovery. Trial Bottles [ f ree at Adams A Son’s Di usSterc.

— A roan who ha cine for 40 years 01 form sugar; raa<l Tolf.ik Messrs F. J.Che men :—I have l with as much mn I can Hall's Cntar iractieid mediit to kaow salt it he says: I)., Jan. 10,1887. jr & Co.—Geutlein thn general practice of medici or tnos 140 years, and would say iha a all niv practice and experience, ii •» never seen a preparation that could prescribe nice of success as Cure, manufactured by you. Hat prescribed it a great maiiy times ud its effect is wonderful, and wv d say iu conclusion that I have y< o find a case of Catarrh that it wo i not care, if they would take it accc ing to directions. Yours 1 iy, L. L. G< ItSUCU, M. D., Otfi 215 Summit St. We will give fill for any case of Cataarh that cau t be cured; with Hall’s Catarrh C e* Taken iuternallv. F. J.CHENEY X>., Props., Toledo. O. J3®rSold bvDru; sts,75c .s. A Wellington ( \ s.) wife that for two its man-'told hit he would cut his throat. The r advanced and tin ed iu a prospectiv aired capital was ■anaactioa resultwidow. X Homaa’ “Another wood beeu wade and th this county. Dii clutches upon her withstood its sevt vital or? an* were death seemed inn months she rough could uot sleep. bottle of Dr. Iviug for Consumption i relived on taking slept all night am! Iwen miraculous! is Mrs. Luther L i C. Hamrick & Co Get a free trial I* & Sou’s Drug Sto discovery. *,tl discovery has too by a lady iu se fattened its d sere t years she *t tests, but her andt-ruiiucd and went. For three incessantly and S bought of us a New Discovery 1 was so much st dose that she ith one bottle lias ured. Her name s.” Thus write W. of Shel by, X. 0.— 1c at J. R. Adams At Binninghatt Ala., the real estate craze lias end 1, and many speculators have been tn deled. Nevertheless enterprises jp busy and new ones are talked ol

Dr. Bull » C'oug Syru|i takes the6 lead ot all cough eparations on our shelves,—Carpeut ■ :• & Palmeter, Jamestown, X. Y I heartily recon qend Salvation Oil for neuralgia, "• 1* it acts like a ' charm, J. S. if UatiHey. (Polloeqtan.) Residence X. Bond St. Ballo., Md. People who all*. water to waste arc arrested in Lo: ’on. Baby m tick, w .ve bar < ASTORIA, fffcaa aka w» a Child, si Tried for C ASTORIA, When aba became Miss, si r clang ta C ASTORIA, Vbaa sbe bad Children, ei e gave th an CASTOKIi I.abotwhere says hat tli« Duke of, Edinburgh's inves il savings exceed £-100,000. _ __ Led J ray. ‘Fernaudiaa. Xa it a Co, Fla. March 29 1SS0.—“I have « -Ml Dr. Simmons hirer Regulator atid always found it to do what is claimed of it. The last bottle and two par Ugcs did me no good and were wmso than nothing. | I see it is not pul ; by J, II. Zeilin & Co., and not gem,tine, acid a waste of money to buy it I would be glad , to get the pure amf genuine. Send me some from hor d hands (with red Z and Zeilin k <"<>.’• signature on IVrapper). The t ' itione stutt- sold will injure some badly. ‘•Your Ob't Set t, Btinj. T/Ricli. A change of twt letters in a message cost the We ern Union Telegraph Company $: JO by a Supreme Court dccisioti. Thousands suffi from cither ac quift-d or inherit* :! scrofula. Their suffering are indescribable, vet bravely they live on, ho tig to the last for recovery. Uot Springs leave been of benefit in matir in mux-, but much belter than Hot Sp sigs or other treatment is Dr. Gnysoi'fc’o Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. 1’riod as a last resort saved many lives. Ileincraber this ami tell it to ; ur friends. In some section of Maine the doctors have been a tpvlhd to put on snow shoes in on r to make tb<ir : rounds ot visits. The Terdlc Unanimous. W. D. Suit, Drug ; 1st, Hippos, Ind.. tea tifles: "1 can recoin i-md Electric Hitters as tbe very best ren tjr. Every bottle sold has given relief in very case, one man took six bottles, and as anted of Rheumatism of 10 vears’ stai mg." Abraham llaie. druggist, Beltville. t in, affirms; “The best setting medicine I k e ever bandied in my SO vears’ experiem is Electric Bitters.*’ Thousands of others have added their testiraonv. so that the * diet unanimous that Electric Bitters do i ire all diseases of the Liver, Kidneys or 1>: n*aL thlr a half dot lor a bottle at Adaa * Con’s Drug Store.

St. John is the erne of a Kansas town whose cit ‘ns are tiring to have a boom fur itteinsolres. It is a strange eouclush , yet the citizens of that place are iut iding to change the name, believing Bat the name St. John will not set a. Many people thinks a baby is born only to swallow asty medicine for mouths, until sot a thoughtful frieud tells them of Dr. Ball,s Baby Syrup. Use Laxadorf the distress aud discomfort rcsul agfrom indigestion and be at once r eyed. Thie won

We want to offer the ladies a little timely advice (we don’t charge for it) while the weather is bad and it is too “Early For House Cleaning,” To call around now at our store and buy your *<s i=> :es i a- a- o o id And make them up while you have nothing else to do. All our White Goods, Dress Goods, and Satins, Ginghams, Laces, Embroideries, Etc., are here and you can have “pick” of the lot. Our Ladies’ Spring Dress Goods Are want at 25cts) Worthy of special mention, and you dc nol t\miss seei ng our “Camel’s Hair” vard vide ladie A gloves, 88c. yard vide W DOES THIS SOTTHD? 69c. Dollar kid kids nice kid SMimdid u, lie. Splendid prints, oe.*\Yard The prettiest line c dies in town. Call to se A good gingli> ove, in new styles, only {19c. rood prints, 4c., and ide bleach muslin, 6c. ochester Shoes for la- - ■ ‘' MADRAS, The latest rage in luce curtains. Fine line of GKESST'X'S' ❖ CX-OTSCIiTtS-, and all the new styles in stiff, soft, and icnish hats. Hargrove’s, U in 1 MITCHELL'S SaI.OOX. COON HOLLOW SALOON. VT. S. MITCHELL, Proprietor. Best Brands of Wines and liquors Always On Hand. k of Giprs sod Tobua Can ilmrays is Ub Ccon HiollOTTT- T7^7*iils3s:3r. Best Brands of Beers Always in Stock. Opposite Court House, Cor. Main and Eighth Sts.

CITY BAKERY. Floret line of candles In the county. C rnned foods and choice groceries a specialty Choice cigar* and tobaccos al ways on hand. Three goods arc being sold at greatly ire-? dueed prices to prevent canning over. VIENNA BREAD. Two hundred loaves sold daily. Lunches served on short notice and from Ove cents to the price of a king's best dinner. (tou t forget to rail and order what you want. Wm. LIIBS, . CITY BAKERY

FACTS YOU CAfJ OET ON. That tb? mmff 7 *.rgest t-iocco factory in 'W cr-eWLf is i » Jersey Cit/, ' . J. That tills facto-y otakse ike r*«v4!A» stud worldfamed Climax ITb|, the iwbwttkdcwi itioinri for first-closa chewing letucco. That this factory was waalitabed as ago M That last year (18SO it rude and se!d the nornoai quantity **f ~‘,06e.r3o'lU.«t fswtw* thoo- - sand tons o" tihstic. That thjs-wa* n^re than oe-eeventh of ;dl the tobacco Ciade m the United States r.otvrithstanding toil there w -s f& facto*let* at work. That In the last -x years his factory ty* helped support the United States Government to the extent of over Forty-4c*ir million seven hundred thousand dollar. ($*4,700,000.00) paid i.ito the U. S. Trrasery ki Internal Revenue Taxes. That the pay-roll M this lottery is about $v/mo,?"aooa» per year or $20,000.00 per week. That this factory employ * afamt j,j*» operatives. That this factory rsak.'s 2 jehr. wonderfully good ehcvr ia Giicm Rug «l/»t rv-ny oth^r factories have tried to i-aiat; it in voir, and in «!r*pair bow try to attract c rstocn by oucriuj: larger pieces of kifenor gccils for the uum price. That this factory nmrthaJ:« continues to mcresM its buificu every year. That this factory bchoTJi to and is operated Hr Yvuxs, very truly, '3VI.OSULLAKD 4 CO.

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Administrator’s Sale of Personal Property. NOTICE U hereby riven that the underi. _ . signed Admlut-trator of the estate of Ellen McATRE. deceased, will offer tor sale at puldlc outcry at the lale residence of the deceased tu Clay township, jl’lke county, Indiana, on Friday, March 18tji 1888, The personal property of said ststtngnf cattle, farm « rased, conog*» household rr articles too _ wagons, and kitchen furniture, audol numerous to mention. I TERMS: Sums of five dollars and tinder, rash on the day of sale; and dn all snin* over flee dollars, a credit of nine months will be given, the purchaser giving note with approved frehold surety, bearing six per rent, interest from date of sale, waiv ing relief from vaulattou and appraisement laws, and no property removed till same Is paid for or note b given. Arc ill baliv McAtee, ffitt; Aduiinlst rator. Application for License. VOTICE Is hereby given; that 1 will apply i> to the Hoard of Coromlsafcner* of Pike countv, Indiana, at thelr'bar /term, liaf, for a license tosell»t«irituous,vn»p J*«nd malt liquors in a less quantity than atjuart at«. time, with the privilege of allowing iBWunune to he drank upon my p eiutse*. firone year. My &oe of business wherein salfl liquors are to sold and drank U a one-story fnune building situated on part of lot n umber sinety0 ve Oil In the town of WInslo’ •, like county. Indiana. Jobs A lot ATT, 3*-Ui Application for License. Vo! ice te hereby given, that we It the Board of Commisshraent < ty Indiana, at their March reuse to sell splritu*. vim— uors in a less quantity than a if with the privilege of allowing t drank upon our premise*, for ? ofbusiness wherein said be sold and drank is a one slot inc situated on port of lot mil the town of Pleasnntviile. P1I liana. John \V. hciiit ggtsj Mknkv Scull will apply to ‘ Pike counfor a lima it llqat a time, me to be. Oui __.are to rame builder two (21 In county IniPCBtiKB. Buruiou Superintendent’^ Notice. T>l'BUC examination - of applicants for * teacher’s license will he held on the last Saturday of each month as follows: Foe the months of June, i at Augusta; for the mi January and April, a months of August, NoMay. at Winslow. her and March, if-July, October, Tsbuig; for the February and A certificate of good some member of the C» Uon must be brought by 1 m County county ami from those out of the county. Jnnr IS, 1XS7. lieants la the intemient by P1KKLE, County Snp’tApplication for Licei.oe. vTotice is hereby give: ' the Hoard of Comm r Indiana, at their Marc snse to sell /wtllaipply to gof PU:e t „ „.l spirituous, —, _i in a leas quantity than: rltb the privilege of sUowin rank npon my premise* fo lace of business wherein e sold and drank b a twr ng situated on pert loj In the town of 1*8. for a tint! ma -Halt llq- .. an a time, same to he, -»r. My are to bulldMl

TRUSTEES NOTICES. N OTICE t* hereby, given tosll parti** tencerned that l Will attend at my offl.eiu Otwell, at BlcctkR’R harness rbop, tYtRl MOKVAT, To transact builiwst < onitected Sltli the c ®ce of Trustee of JelTereGi township- * U. uKAV, Trustee VOTICK is hereby :;ivru to all parties Interns Mie<l that 1 will attend at my office In Btendal, ETSSY SATt'S-DAT, To transact business *ou«ected with lheiiffitt of trustee of Lockhart township. All pei-sons having business wi;b said office will please take notice. O. J.U KEEN WAV. Trustee. VOTICE is hereto' given loall parties con- »' cerned that I wjl attend at my residence IVtXf MONDAY, To transact business connected with the offiee of Trustee of Muuison township. ■Mr-Positively no business transacted escape onoffiica-days. J H BOWMAN.Trustee. VOTICE Is hereby given to all persons Inas tcrested that I wEl attend at my office at toy residence. IVttt EKISAT, to transact business connected with the office of Trustee of Marian township. All persons having business with said office will pinnae take notice. Eld A S a ARRETOT. ruateeNotice of Appointment „ of Adijiinistor. VOTICE is hei i> ed has been Circuit Court of I, administrator of il late of Pike Count Said estate is su| RK3 i e_ given, that tbennde-' t«nd by theCterk of the uly, State of I nd lana J estate of Ellen Mc.itoc, I diseased. i used to be Solvent. t l RcatitAj.n McAte Admlnlat star. Notice to Fbyeiclans in ruRSCANci; of. I County Boatio A >by siciuiis and are j vtary of said Bm_. rompiiance with i ie til licensed pay, iereby notified In lit business perts; A. L C ... taw estabiis ting a •ilth, and requiting all jars to report tot he arci hereby trequet i a full K~ ' this rega vl, and r.u nccoucl urs are their reports and . to my office to Sec P. C B. H., Vetpec. Pike Co.. lad. Notice of Final Settle ment c f Estate. In the Pike t Cit-cui t Court, | MarchTmu.Mffi. K Is THE MATTK t O? THE'. Estate »p Eu-t* t/.JCI, Dkceasi a. -VOTICE is fc. [ signed as A I ELLEN E presented end vouchers In ftu d i and that the sar d will < aminattou and nothm on the seventh d iy of S time ail person j ntereded In said t elate are required lo spue r in *aM Court, and show cause, if any tiw e be, vrhy said account and vouchers shook not ht approved. And the heirs of saht esu e, am? all others interested therein, are also hereby required, at the lime and place aforesaid, to appeal aud make proof of their hotrabiifi r eialm to any part of Lid estate. JAMES A. SHEPARD. feWHR J ‘ ' ‘ ' that the under, pof the estate of toeaued, has i acet ant and of said estate a» tor the exid Circuit Court . nt which laJstrotor i -A » . ... : :

FRANK Keith <fc Scott, Title, Insuranc Real Estate. writing of deeds. in. carefully auu promptly attended to. A Nuta r Ihtbile onstnnlty In the office. Hr* i» f *rp*«(er BsildUg.

—- - 7~^o«oFric« 2CDENTIST. KW FIRM. A H IUXAS GKO.. XAKTIK J. F. KIRK --PGTEBSBCBbd lasm Amos. • *wW CVVfflV HIVh] pHvw l^nvIlWVv W« will sell your Form, House and Lot; Rent your Property for you; or dud you u buye ■ for anytlili;? belonging to our busluoss. Vt'erlso represent tlic best Insurance Companbw la the World—Life, Fire, Tornado, Ac- ■ idei.t and live Stock. Call on, or address, A. HILLMAX k Ca., Office on Mala St , Real K.tatcd Ins. Agts. ^ over BANK BVILpISG. ,_I... 'A..^ -L._J _._1_LLJ. LITHOGRAPHER ELECTROTYPES ENGRAVER ^ BIDDER _ «u® Book and Jon PRINTER. 1 BLANK BOOKS, ETC. MOST COMPLETE HOUSE IN THE WEST. . I"1'-' . I ' ■ n ■ Real Estate Agency. P. W. CHAPPELL, PETERSBURG, - - LX DIAS A All lands and town property placed in my bands for sale will be advertised free of charge. OrncR— Cp stair* over City Drug Store. island HOME STOCK FARM,

_HonMiui VnackCoMkBwM. bnptFnu. saeS| Farm, Ofllll Wgl— County. Mkh. Woofcr* vary larfo »t04 •elect from, w* gy— oar atoek, m*fc« prkoo miabk ud mil «m mn •arm*. VWtkM =ss

3. C.VRLETON J. 11.1-alftr. Garleton & LaMar, Physicians f Surgeons, . St* ra binder A setter.KtaUMaM O «*pco fu«* for Imntlmr ease. u4* 00 Hi or Cents’staowfliuriyilatalied. €Wi Prc0 with a Twrr’s *n barrlpi kr« tt»* pcerlum Fttmt to Jill v!k> wnrl us tlmra«nmaiKla<HSTUS*« I9m«rr1#4 and only Ob »lMlan An ekjjni Coin W.vH vttb tho at**jr«\ftOecnta«ai AH. cnrsonvcriox CO., I wmont, K. 1 A.HILL9IAN & CO. Petersburg,- - - - Indiana, Will practice in Tike ami adjoiuinj; comities. OFFICF—rear room of Bank Buiidinj Office boars day and night. Diseases of women and children a specialty. Chronic and difficult cases solicited.

M Estate Ipcj. I'OU KENT. A ven desirable ofllee over Model Drug Store. Terms rvueonable. FOB SALE—Houses. IIoi'SK—At Union. 1-story, 5 rooms with all out buildings, good wr it, *, acre of groundand plenty ot small fruit. AI1 In good repair. Wire, »sjU; $2U0eash> bal. to suit purchaser. Housr—1-story, t rooms, summer kitchen, cvllarandall out buildings; good Well soft water, plenty of fruit and pleasantly located. Price, »9U); one-third cash, bol. In 12 4 St nio* TOWN LOTS. 13 very deeirti ble town lots In Unloa. Terms lower than the lowest. FAKIRS, 87 acres goed land in Clay township. 1800; H cash, 1<S3 years on balance. *1 acres in Clay tp. well Improved; 10 acres timber. 12750; ♦ittleash, bat. to suit purchaser. 10 acres iu Logan township, with good welt, log house and barn. 1950; one-third cash, bal. to suit purchaser 7S acres In Clay township adjoining the 48 acres above named, with good new flame dwelling and barn, a good young orchard and plenty of water. Price, RWO; oue-thtrd cash, bal. In «|unl payments of 13 and 24 mouths. 80 acres In Logan tp.; 13 acres timber tml. In high state of cultivation; 2-story fruraedwoltIng, good bam, two wells fool water, all neeessary outibnlldlngs, young orchard; a Up top firm throughout. ITtee, 13580; one-third cash; i and 2 years on balance. SOtacrcs In lock hart ip. 58 acres In cultivation, lad. in white oak llmber. good tog buildings, good water and 88line young fruittrees. 11 ltd; a cash, bal. In 13x34 mouths. 30 acres in Clay tp. adjoining Union. All .h state of cultivation. PS. cleared end in high s per acre; H cash. hat. to suit purchaser. 40 acres in Clay Tp. good house, bam and out building, on public road, well elovored, plenty of water. 11700. X cash. 12to2t mon. 43 acres In Washington Tp. at Stork’s firryOoodlano. fl20U. Payment to suit purchaa- * acres one mile from Petersburg, on Vrlnfine land. **» slow road. 30 acres cleared, per acre to suit purchaser. 160 acre* one roUe from Petersburg, In hna condition, all tillable, well rlovercd. HU pet acre. tltMi cash. Deferred payment* fiouu per year wilh Uporcent. luterestannaally. A bargain. 200 acres In Patoka Tp. known as the C land A Post land, iu Sect. Si, T 1 8,11. Price $5000. 80 acres of said land is tltn Will sell separate for f1200. '-cash bal. and 2 years on 8 per cent. Interest ■wr-AVc have several lots and houses lotsui Petemhurg, desirable localities. T> House and lot In Petersburg Joining Jh erds addition ail new and complete, good cellar, fruit, and water tSaOcasb. House fnev j of 5 rooms hall and ptirch and ail necessary out buildings, good eV‘-J plenty of young fruit trees, grape vir a pleasut part of town. Terms very Payments easy. 360 Acres iu 1-ockhart Tp,l!4#ln 1 oak timber, 138 in cultivatian. road. Scasb, bal. to« SOG'Acres beauty timber Tenn. Print! 84 acres In 'mim