Pike County Democrat, Volume 18, Number 51, Petersburg, Pike County, 10 May 1888 — Page 3

POWDER Absolutely Pure.

ThU powder never varies. A marvel of purity strength and wholetoinncss. More coo Domical than the ordinary kinds, and eannoi be cold In compelItlon with the multitude o low teal, short wclithl alum or phosphate now • dera. Hold only In cans. lUiyal Huking Pow der Co.. 1« Wall Ht., N. Y. i ■■ 1 ■ ■ vr Pike Geuut? Democrat. THURSDAY, MAY 10. 1888. [Entered ut the PaetoOlce at Peter*tmr« lud., for trananilaatoa through the matte ai second clast matter. I tnMHirnoy, Per fear - - *l.*J C1C1 RATES. • Panov goading u* a club of riva, with ej£ wtu recutve the paper free for one year. BGTTk* Pike toast} tteaerrat haa the lari gnl rtrcalatlaa of ssj aeaepaper pakllahed la fit, (eaatj 1 Advertisers alii a aka a net* el tkdafaetl BUSINESS LOCALS. Hoi tunclice served at all houra by WmIIisqcx, Sr I keep the verr bent Cincinnati lagerbeer. WhIIisorii, Sr. Per Sale. Combined Champion Kenper and Mower. Call on It. A. MoMurray, Petersburg, Indidlana. The celebrated W. L. Douglas Shoe, also a full line of his other goods advertised in another column, may be found at J. B. Yei hi* & Co’», Agis, Petersburg, lud. SPLENDID CHKNCE! I'i>r VOI . Permanent position the year rnuinll tioed nay auaruntecd! S'ci experience needed! iluod rluriater and wllUgnes* In work alone la the requirement, outfit free Send for hiiin. Ill olini Ite(In now. Write IJjri. JtCHTIN SltAW, Nurseryman. Rochi »t-r, Newknrk. $1,000,000 to Loan. On improved Heal Estate, in aunt* of (SOO. to *10.000. Draus completed lu from leu to 30 days, Interest ti and 7%. A 1111.1.m a v A Co’a if] I««. Agency.x Money To Loan. AM |>rr»on* tvisliiug to borrow money on long tune and easy terms on real estate security < an be accommodated 1 y calling on E. A. Ely. , Petersburg I ml. Simple and bare. The lollowlnif prescription for dysentery, ritarriicr null ult summer complaint*, is furnished by a prominent physician who used It in his practice for several year* w ith uniform Ju-tcss. Kor adults, take ene tea•peoufiiil of GHmafe’e Aromatic Wine ami Ihv ssinequanlitr of corn starch, after everr discharge. Kor children, one tca.|M*Mw lul of Uilmorp'a Annuatic Wine and same quantity of corn starch. Kor infants uuderoQit year. Icn dro|«aof ibis Wine and corn anarch enough to thlckeu It. This pre. acription is safe, sure ami reliable. It doe not leave tbo patient constipated, Lul tv eiort* to perfect health. ail.MORK'K AROMATIC WINE. It U j»rw|<uvd exprraftljr fvr treating whamt ilkweuM'% ftmwonl.v called Ft mdf ComwlalntH whig which nearly nil women are* nffluMtd, an.d for tlivik' o«> fi Ith r map! port* tlw cuirt U will nral enrich ytmt blood. |lv« Kiviistti wad utoaUInt^ l« jrooi n#rvth, and In vtinrntc your ei’Urf s?<utn, Kivlux you nvtv rhfffet iunl bright s|>urkltng •jret. I10901 delay hut gvt It at o:wv and I* cnnM a* tbowmli alfnly Iwvr. We will •rn4 free U*anv addresir a Imra»Ic containing much uhiuI iMforuutiou b*r the ladle* •*e3tlm«»re*a Aminat k* Win* t* giving hftkr «at Wart Ion lban any iiMtlU laf 1 haw »*»id In twenty war*. II I* all It UniirtM ttlrd tube.*’ is9. T. JOY N Ell. I>n»us*»si. Ih Uwim'.O. For aata bv HUN K JL IIOKMIUOOK.

Tkt Lad'rs Paroiite. Tba naar high arm 1. K. Siu^risthorimploat in construction, bus liu working parts, and will do a wider ranse of wotk, with le*a labor, than an* other Searing machine lu the w orld, Oil, Xecdle*. and repairs fitr all Style* of Singer Machine* kept and aokl l>» II. il. Johnson Manager and Salesman. Cflce at Mr*. KichsrdaOn'o Millinery Rtore. WANTED » Ounalor Adrei- , Nmut*. A nil amanat of with tact and Intailigme* moyproA822? work 4aa* i_, . damaeoatudersb!*iaaoma. Agcataaarai haaliod doUama oaawmwoo.io »•>»*> aadiarar a* pirooaai rapoaubUUy. Eaqati* at Ua naanat a«*mapttolfia* and krunthai om* to<5 boat kooir.SSSr#quiP1>*dr.ts««h. mmtfm pfauint alrirtnawaii maspama and malariat to sdrrrtkct. the informatioc oktt* ttirr rr-fuir* ia ordar t > m«k« thctr mrcrtMM* triady and profitably. Man af(«od addim*, at wan**, it wall informed aad practical. —yatmta aathii ity totalieitajTortiaioapaireo••*(man. Apply by letter to Oao. F.Bawau. A Co., Netrapapcr Admrt may Bureau, to Spruce Bt-.Se* Tork, and f*U paruenian will bca*l mm Flili—PlEISilT Tl TtfL c.c.c. CERTAIN (hjllGlre RHem aad Malarial rarer. Dumb Ague. Semap Hirer aad al Wwaw originating Citmaltorped Lireror Malaria. rmV-«. contain* Aroenlr i and can be ctrrn to the meat * vkh perfect aalety. AaaTnde f<rr Tired FStUojc Lent at ApPIUCE, 91.00 lb«N J, C. MENDENHALL ft CO, mpjonnwi. f»d.. i’. a. j 3oM by Fr« aqi Horobrwk

THE NEWS Vincennes has a Hack & Simon Base Bait Club. A lodge of the sons of veterans has recently been organized at Oden. The old National Bank building at Kvansvilte is undergoing repairs. Tlic Boouville Enquirer reports the wheat of Warrick as looking well. Boouville is preparing for a regular spread-eagle Forth of July Celebration. A company for the manufacture of plate glass has been formed at Kokomo. Iowa. '■» Paul Buvton’s last bath was a swim of 880 miles, from Wheeling, W. Va., to Evansville, led.

Boonville is doing its best to induce the Air Line railroad to erect a uew depot at that place. The building ot the O. & M. machine shops at Washington, Daviess county, is now assured. Evansville has had an interesting and profitable exhibit of their city schools during the last few weeks. The convention at Chicago June l$jh, will contain 820 delegates. 411 wnl be required to make a nomination. * George W. Shaw has been appointed by Governor Gray to fill the place on the beuch vacated by Judge Malott deceased. Aii interesting protracted meetingis in progress at^Mford, ^sfwo miles cast ^ of this place, uuder the leadership of 'tjie'M. E. folks. Over *56.000.00 worth of property was destroyed by fire in different parts of Dubois county in five days of week before last. The E. & I. It. R. will sell round trip tickets to Princeton Ind., at *1.50 each, accoqnt Demoeratiee congressional convention to be held May 15th. The township tax for the Vincennes, Oakland City and Oweusboro railroad has been voted all along the' lite wherever elections haTe been neld. lion. Thomas II. Nelson delivered his lecture on Mexico at the court house last Friday evening. He is a full talker and makes his lecture iustuctive. Warrick county trustees have determined to pay teachers according j to ability and success, tu be determinjed by the trustees and County Sbper- ■ intcndcut. jJaincs Waggoner was arrested neat*, | Indian Spring last week on a charge of being the party that burnt amt rob- | lied the store ot lXibbint 11 rat her'* ol | that placol He pleads not gully. Winslow .V«(U.'—ll«n. Joe. Stub- ! Mcticld, E. A. Ely, G. W. Martin and \la*. llruniticld, all o| Petersburg, i honored this offl. o with a call • last Saturday. They were in attendance j at the meeting of tiie Republican Con- ; iral Committee. On the evening of Friday, May j 25th, there will be a* entertainment j given by the pupils of the Petersburg school, for the improvement of j the pupil* and the education of those j who have educational iuterest at Ue irt ; sulficeiit to attend. I ' ---- ? ; Henrietta Haines, a colored Woman, 1 recently arrested at Newburg, *av* I that th* clerks lu the Gilbert-Miller ! dry Goods store, Evansville, were in | Hogue with her. She has been jailed, j but is promised freedom if she will i tnrn slate's evidence. The legislature of Texas is now convened in extra session for tne purpose of disposing ota cash surplus of a couple of million dollars that is piled/ up in the treasury. The Texas legis/ lators will reduce the tax without un\ necessary delay and dispose of the surplus already accumulated. The Texans could give the national statesJ mau a few points iu tax- reduction. There will be uo long-winded speeches a ^Austin, but the general revenue tax will probably be reduced from 22. 12 to 15 ceuts, and thus the questiou will be settled. Texans generally do business iu a business like way.

Isaac Fowler, the vouug uian who was jailed a few week* since for shooting at Witt. Burii'S, a miner at Metidcn Station* broke jail last Thursday night, at Booorillc. lie wrapped a piece ot stove pi|>e in a blanket, and made the deputy thluk he was asleep I iu bis cell, when in (act he was outside tho bars. Afterward he procur- : cd a light and a shore! handle, with j which he dug through the patchcd-up , hole made last December by the three i prisouers who ettectcd their escape. ; Fowler was merely being held-over ! for trial at the Juue term of court. __ floourtlle Knqutrer: Scott Lemon, | the recently elected Republican traa- ! tee of Booim* township, Dubois eouu- : tv, refused to qualify. He defeated bis Democratic opponent by thirty {votes but when the vote was counted j it was ascertained that there were six extra names in the box. Lemon who did not want to ruu but was forced to it bv Ids Republican predecessor, says that uow he will not accept the place under this cloud, lie is a man offcigh seuse of honor. The auditor is a Democrat, but Lemon's oppoueut declares he will uot accept the appointment, so they are men of hoaor all around. Laxador Is the remedy uow mostly relied upon when a good purgative family medicine is needed. All draggist sell it for 35 cents a package. The deadening preparations of opiurn for the baby are raphliy disappearing before the use of Dr. Bull's J JJaby Syrup- Sold by all druggists.

Local Mention.'

G. W. McClure is a renewal, Thomas Ferguson, of Spurgeon, called on the Democrat Thursday to subscribe. Wall Paper cheap, at J. W. Burgeu’s. 3t You ariill find the cheapest and newest hats at Mis s Lucy HoggattV [3t J. A. Shepaird did business hi Petersburg since our last issue. Mrs. Dr. Bergen is visiting friends aud relatives in Shelby county, Kv. Absalom McClure, of (Augusta, called on tho Democrat Tuesday to divide cash. Our esteemed friend, Jan. Bowman, it Is bow believed wilt soon recover. A surgical operation lias been performed, and opinions of phjrsicitius decide positively in his favor. Miss Lucy liloggatt has opened a millinery store on Main St. opjite Courthouse, in Dr. Hawkiu's building. where she will carry on all kind* of millinery anddress making. [St. Beauttfy your homes while Wall Paper is cheap. J. W. Bokoes. St James A. Shepherd has been appointed administrator of the estate of Hester A. Ws.ird. J. E. Pipes, candidate for sheriff, and a jolly good fellow, divided cash with the Democrat Saturday. Mrs. T. S. Chappell, of uear Algiers, started for Lincolu county, Neb., last Monday, to join her husband in that state,. If you do not believe that I am offering bargains in Wail Paper, call aud examine for y ourself. 3t J. W. Buboes. Foreman Kcplev, of the Oakland City Enterprise, called on the Democrat, Friday last, to exchange courtesy,.and express sympathy with the editor and his devil: who need a great and constant supply of that human characteristic. The subject of the Sunday Morning discourse at the M. E. Church will be “The besetliugsin. What is it?” At uiglit, Ihe subject will be ‘'Sincere, yet deceived.”,. You are invited; ^ Mrs. Good let Morgan has been very dangerously ill at the family residence Just south of town for sometime. She i« au estimable lady and her speedy recovery will relieve the axiety of manov loving friends. Mis9 Aquilla Grigsby arrived in Petersburg Thursday last to spend the summer with her pareuts at this place. Miss Grigsby has been teaching school in Posey couolv, lud. You will fiud tho very latest styles of ha Is, feathers aud flowers at Miss Lucy Iloggatt’s. [St. 0. A. Lett started for Gibson county, Tuesday, to secure a |»o*iti»u a* teacher in the Gibson county schools. Joe Kubiinsou called Saturday to subscribe for the Democrat. He too not do vrithout the paper under Its new management. The notice of the death of Mrs. Sarah E. Culraan w as uuwontoulv troudedout of last l»*ue The eftitu.ible Indy departed this life April Jii. at the family residence on up. per Maim Si., after a luigwriug illness. Slio was Say ear* old at the time of her death. She was the wife of Henry Coleman well know n lo the citizens of 1‘ike county. She died well reconciled to her fate, a consistent C hristian mud a sure reaper of the reword* of the righteous. li. N. Chappell, student in the Petersburg Graded Schools, called at the Democrat oftice Tuesday after-noon to send the paper for a year as a handaoin present to hlc brother, T. ■ S. Chappell,of Whittier, Nebraska. John Youug informs us that his sales for the mouth of April were nearly twenty per cent better in April than for the corresponding mouth of last year. We doubt if another merchant iu Petersburg can truthfullv say as much. But John advertises in the Democrat. See? Miss Carrie Parker has been employed in Mis* Lucy lloggatt’s milll- ; nery store as trimmer aud dre*s-mak-lej^ [St. [ The grocery store formerly owued . by Thus. K. Flemming is now under I the management of J. H. Koush. It !is looking much improved. Mr. I Koush seems a genuine gentleman for 5 whom wc predict deserved success; Judicial Convention.

The delegates, appointed to Judicial eonj veutiun. la Ue counties ot Dubois. Pika | and Gibson, are hereby called to meet in Joint convention at Princeton, Indiana <w | Tuesday May tb* loth, 1888, at S P, M. ftf the purpose of nominating a democratic I caodkUte for Praaicuting Attarey for the ! ltth. Judicial Circut, composed of said three ! counties. John L Bretz. Chairman, Dubois Co Dan C. Ashby Chairman, Pike Co. ! J. E. McCullough Chairman, Gibson Co. The following are tb« delegates to the JUDICAL CON V EXT JOS: Jefl'eivon Township, W J. Abbott, J L Braden, Richard Arnold: W ashing ton, L j C. Thomas O. O Smith, Lewis Reck; Mad ; ison, J. R Rowan; Clay, John li ora brook; I I'atoka. H.J WigesS T Harrison; Monj roe. Va. Padgett, John M. Davis, A. C. : Anderson; Lockhart, Samuel Fettinger J | P Corn, H Spradley; Logan, John MaAtcn Marion Felix Miller, Jas C.Neslson. The following are the delegates to the costiJUtsstox cosvKXTioa: Jederson Townshisp, L E. Lett, Lafe j Traylor, S W Chappell: Washington. F > R Biklerbacli, Jaa Chew, Joseph Morton; I Madison J IF. Richardson; Logan, John , Blaize; Clay. A J Patterson; Pataka, G B Ashby and! Dare DeTarr; Monroe, Vim j son France, A E Edwards, G 8 F L Griffith; Lockhart, Harrison Scales, John Duckworth, John Stillwell; Marion, James Ridge, Clark Brewster It is a mutter of snrproe to many that Dr. Guy soil’a Yellow Dock am! Sarsaparilla will cure such a multitude of diseases. The reason is simple enough. It is all owing to the fact that this remedy is a perfect blood purifier, aud a truestreiegthener of the urinary and digestive organs. When the blood aud them great organs of life are bealthv, there are Tery few ills of li fe that can fasten themselves to either man or woman. Itemeiabar this aud use the remedy whenever > o« feel unwell. 'a;.

OUR COUNTRY COUSINS. Items of Interest Gathered by the Democrat's Correspondents. Y*tp«. Our literary is a daisy.-T. M. Dixon did business here Satutdwv. -Geo. Hofinaii, »r this place, <1 id business in Ferdiuaud, Dubois county, last week.-J. D. McLaughlin has a One traveling rig. a real good outfit. T. L. P.

Koxid. The weather Is dry.Farmer* are »ost dose planting corn . .Some people predict that we will have adrjr season Mr.Joeiah Morton Sr, passed through * Noxld Saturday Richardson ft Bearing, merchants; at Xoxid, have just brought on a new stock of goods. TUTTXB cant. Spurgeon. Farmers busy planting cent ...Caleb Wade died May, 8, after an illness of se reu long mouths . Joseph;Dnvi’s wife died May, 4th, of that dread disease consumption. She leaves a family and many friends to mourn her loss Our new trustee fills the bill ‘‘to a T.” He proves himself an active, energetic business man. The tobacco crop will not be as large as has been reported, there being a failure of getting plants to grow William Farmer is on the sick list Mr. Wool, sey'sschool closed prematurely. Cause unknow to your correspondent. A Sacnud. Arcadia. Wheat and oats are suffering front lack of rain.-Corn is about ail planted.-l’he youog tobacco plants are nearly all killed by the dry we^th* er, frost, and insects.-J. A. W1ggs will go to Tennessee soon to teach a three months school. He will return in time to teach hero this Whiter.Samuel Thompson is dangerously ill ofthroat and lung trouble.-Syl-vester Thompson came homo sick from the Oakianff City sciiools on last Saturday.-Levi Thompson Was married to Miss Lizzie Gibson Monday.—James Hopper lias left for parts unknown in company with another inau's wife. Noosier Dot. Arcadia. A post office is talked of for this place.-The Saloon at this place has eli a-red hands, aud times wishing to stimulate will call on Win. II. Padgett, after May 1st.-John Edwards, a noble young man of this township, died last Saturday at his Residence two miles cast of here, of thyphoid fever. He was interred at Liberty come try, Sunday.—=Thero is a great deal of Sickness in this vicinity, mostly chijls and fevers.-There will be a basket dinner and baptizing at New Liberty, one mile east of here, the third Sunday in May. Everybody cordially invited to attend, and feel Welcome. IIoosir Boy. Algiers Literary. Editor Democrat: I saw an item | in yeur paper some time ago thal i Pikevilie had a literary society a ml | asking why other places could not do j likewise. - This will inform you that Algiers is uot behind the time. We organized one here iu March, and have bceu holding regiar meetings since the organization. It was begnn with but few members, but the membership is growing rapidly, and now there nru about wcuty-flve active members. Through the kindness ot the I. O. O..Fi lodge, of this place, they have granted us the use of tht; hall. The programmes with oue or two exceptions have been carried out iu lull. At the last meeting in April, the prog ram me,consisting of singing, I dialogues, Essays, declamations, and debate, was ably carried out; and all j present seemed to enjoy the work. 1 Especially the song by our President, S. W. Chappell, as all wh o have heard the musical modulations of his voice realize that: “Music bath charms to sooth a savage, 1! Rent a rock, aud bust a cabbage. ” We have a good programme for the next meeting, and would like to see | all the members present, and tljosc who waiit to join may do so by a majority vote of the society. A Member.

Sarraat. I made a business trip to Velpen recent, y aud picked up a few items tor your paper.-Peter Hoffman is doing a good business aud is satisfied the Democratic ticket will be success, tul this Fait-Lyman Cook contemplates moving ta the far West in the uear future.-Geo. Hoffman has just returned from visiting friends at Ferdiuaud,Dubois county.-Mrs. G. B. Henry is visiting friends at Veipeti this week.-Elder W S. Jones, who has been sick for sometime is cottvolewring rapidly.-William Boiling and dames Gray were here on business, Tuesday.-Jones & lleacox have just received a new stock ol Goods-Miss Betiuclt, wlio has been agent at Velpen for sometime, has resigned, a young operator from Oaklaud City occupies her place.Mrs. D. P. Alburn is on the sick list. -Dr. & II. Clark, of Louisville, was hcreou business, Thursday.Warner Miller win move from here to Oaklaud City iu a few weeks.Two weeks from to-day a teacher's examination will be held at this place. -Elias Garrett, that staunch old wheel horse of Democracy, wits here on business last Saturday.-There is considerable talk iu this section of Jas. E Pipes as a candidate for sheriff. Jim is a bustler, and is a reliable Dent eerat.-——Elder John Thom<i« will commence a series or meeting at the Sptagging school bouse next Sunday. Mrs. T. M. Dixon has just returned from a visit to her Harrison county friends. Tunes Jars. I t would be impossible to ge t a fairer plan than tlie one on wkieli Canter's chicken cholera cure is sold. If it fails to cure; your money will be ref ined by Petersburg druggists,

Bill of fit* Uigf.No 1211, F. ud 1 M. Petersburg, Ind., Mar 1st, 1888. , Your committee appointed to draft resolution!, of respect end condolence to the memory of our brother, James E. Bottom!;, who depa Mied this life theSOtb day of April, 1888, beg to eubtni. the following: Whereas, The Supremo Architect of the Utiiveise has been pleased to call to himself our highly esteemed and beloved brother, and Whereas, By these occurences we are day by dav, remind ad that, neither the young, the m'ddle aged, nor the old shall escape this solemn mandate, and that we, too, may soon, for the last time, look upon the faces of our loved ones, and the cherished of earth, and our life be as all life, one momentSecu, theu gone forever; let us

“Sollve. that when thy m ainons come* to Join The luuumernhie caravan that moves To that mysterious realm, where leach shall take His chamber In the slleut halls ol death, Thou go not, like the quany slave at night. Scourged to hladangaou; but, sustained and soothed By au unfaltering trust, a - proseh thy grave Like one who wraps the drapery of his couoh’ About him,and lie* down t .<pleasant dreams.’ Therefore, bo it Resolcetl, Thai, in the death ofonr brother, the lodge lias lost a faithful friend, and a worthy member, and the community looses .a noble citizen, his wife a loving husbaivd, his children an indulgent father, the church an exemplary Christian. Resolved, That the heart-felt sympathy of the membem of this lodge be extended to his bereaved wife aud children, for their Iris parable loss. Resolved, That; tin Lodge room be draped iu mourning ifor a period of thirty days. Resolved, That a copy of theso resolutions be tendered the widow of the deceased brother; alno, that a copy be given to each of the three papers issued here, (hr publication, and that they be spread upon the records of our Lodge. A. II. lilBOkOlO r.*3. SMiT!i.> Com. C. II. Folleh wiueu,) That Hacking Cough can oe so quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We iruarantee it. Don’t Whip a Sick Hors®, Nor takeCatbarie Pills when your bowels or liver are sluggish. They are whips. But try—once at least---Miles’ Nerve and Liver Pills. They act through the nerves. Samples free at Frank <b Uorutirooks. Why Will You cough when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate relief. Price lOets and ft. Sleepless Nights, made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh* i Cure is the Remedy for you. An Invarilaie Sign. Swelling of the ankles or feet wbeu not dne to rhea matism, Pre f. DeCosta says, is always caused by a weak or diseased heart. St> is'sbortness of brvulli, pain or uneasiness when lying on the elYslde, smothering spells. The only euro is l>r. Miles’ New Cure. Sold at iVauk & Horubruoks. The Rev. Qeo. U. Tsayer, of Bourbon, lud., says: “Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s consumption Cure ” j I have used your Salvation Oil for cracked heels, mange, aud sand cracks with horses and it gives perfect satisfaction. CH AS. W. LEE, 414 W. Baltimore Street Hallo. Md. The cost of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup j is only 2o cents. A bottle wiTl eonI viuce all of its excellence. { To The Citizens ot Petersburg aud Ylceallty. Having purchased the grocery store formerly occupied by T, K. Fleming. and haring come among you expecting to make Pet sirs burg my future home, Iwouhl thetefore iinylto each and every one of you to give one a share of yonr patronage, a* I will be always in the market for all kinds 01 produce for whicl I will pay the highest market price. PhiSse to come in and get acquaiiilcil. Simmons LiTer Regulator. is what the name j ndieales “Regulator* of I i>at most important organ, the Liver. Is your'Liver out of order? then is your whole system deranged, breath offensive, rail have headache, fee) languid disyiralcd, and nervous, nojjappctitc, sleep is troubled aud uurefreshiug. Simmons Liver Regulator restores the health action of the Liver. See tin if. you get the Genuine prepared by ,1.. Il.Zcilin & Co.

la fii. Having sold my grocery store to J. H, Roush, of Ohio, a genuine gentleman who proposes to cast his lot and fortune in our midtst in future, I' would, for llie cucoiiirageineiit of immigration and1 for. I he improvement of our town, earnest I) solicit my old customers to continue with title old stand. I bt-live such to t« your interest Snauchlly. and know that you will be welcoiuely n c ivcd sud ki ndly served. My old customers will please accept i v thanks tor their past jjuod patronage. Iu hone of a |*erpet nation of the kind and fortunate relations, 1 am as ever Your i Truly. T. K. Fleming. Wonderful Cares. D. W. Ilovt * P«. Wlmlesale and Retail lira gists of UomeUa., say: Wo hare been selling Dr. liking’s New Discovery. Electric Bitters and Buckleu’s Arnica Salve for four years. Hare never handled remedies that sell as well, or gin* such universal satisfaction, wonderful cures medicine* in this of prouounced becu entirely eu bottles of Dr. iu Bitters. We Sold hy J. is beeu some 1 br these •ereral ca* iptiou have by use Of a fe« <•’» New Discovery, mm* with Electric antee i hem always. *. Adams* Sou.

COOBSKEEH corff.l; IT?<C. Wm.LITBS, Proprietor of The CITY BAKERY. Sells the tost VIES.SA BREAD and the best <3-saOCOB2bZ:sS .A.X THS fairest -PRICKS-TRY Him.

Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis immediately received by Shiloh’s Core. Shiloh's Cure will immediately relieve Croup Whooping Cough aud Bronchitis. Catarrh Cured, health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Shiloh’s Cough aud Consumption Cure is sold by us ou a gurantee. It cures Consumption. Fearful and Wonderful. The bible says, “uisu is fearfully and wonderfully made.” But pbysilogists all concede that the most wonderful portion of man is the nervous system. In it ure located the seats of life and mind, and the control of nil the bodily organs. When the nerves are destroyed, the part is pnraiyitd. The flesh. Mood and bones nretas nothing to it. Derangements of the brain or nerves are the causes of headache, tits, fluttering of the heait, sexual weakness, sleeplessness, neuralgia, cold bads aud feet. A free trial bottle of Dr. Miles’ Nervine—the latest and most successful cure for alt these discuses, may be had at Fraud A Horubrook’s Drug store. NEW MUSIC. The Indian Sommer ItffiC. . A beautiful song aud chorus, by Will L. Thompson, author of Gathering Shells ou the Sea Shot*, Coune where the Lilies Bloom, etc. It is one of the prettiest songs evet published; any music dealer wil mail it for 40 cents. Published l>} W.L, Thomptson a Co., East Liverpool, Ohio. Posey County Heard From. lit. Vernon Ind. Dec. 8th, 1886. I had the regular Wabash chills at various times for nearly five years and tried different remedies from which I derived littelj benefit. I purchased twobottlcs of Ccrtaiu Chill Cure from W. H. Fogas A Co., druggists of Mt. Vernon, and cured myself and child permanently of the disease. A. E. 1 gelston. Buckleu’s Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world forCuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Itheum Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped HandChilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, onto pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, pr tuouey refunded. Price 25 cents j>cr box. For sale by Adams A Son. ' 33yl Natural Gad! Not from the bowels of Mother earth, but a spontaneous out-put front Sturdy thiukiug farmers!! They strike the “Trenton Rock” of solid facts, and speak volumes of praise for the -‘Wouder on Wheels,” the McCormack Binder. They tell of its light draft, Economy in repairs; And of its simple kaotter, of Only seven pieces, and Only two moving ones: Only slow aud positive movements that can not get wrong. Farmer*, don't fail (o see it before you buy. Joe Pattkhson & Co., Agts. w]hTo: Is there in Petersburg a ad vicinity tnhn woman or child who have not beard of J. B. Young A Co. We are having au excellent tirade and expect a better business the ccmeiug season than ever and prepare t<> -T•jr T H"1 mCsaaLn mimi him The nail spuare on (lie head aud drive prices lower than heretofore, BILLY PATTERSON In his day. was one of the most commica I of negroinitiisirclsand it is said could make a cur laugh, but it' would do you good to sec our customers softie when we uatne prices in Dry goods, Clothing. Nation*. Hits, and the best Shoe in the world for the money W.L. Douglas *2.56 for men <±00 tor Ih»v» and see for your selves J. B. Young, A Co. DXXTISTKY. Dr. J. D. Lcetzerich,

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LEG AI. Notice to Physicians. I N’ PURSUANCE of the !aw establishing ft A County Hoard of l\ealt:u, and requiring nil physicians and aeconehurs; to report to the secretary of sahl Board, 1 hereby request a full compliance with the law In this regard, and all licensed physicians and accoui-hursare hereby notified to address their reports and all business pertaining to my office to A. L. CASE., Sec l*k . B. H„ Veipen, Pike Co., Ind. Superintendent’s Notice. pmiJC examination of applicants for A teacher’s license will he held ou Ut* last Saturday of each month as follows: For the mouths of June, September and March, at Augusta; for the months of July, October, January and April, at Petersburg; for the mouths of August, November, February aud May. at Winslow*. A certificate of good moral character from some member of the County Board of Education must be brought by applicants in the county and from County Superintendent by those out of the county. W. B. 1MHKLE, June hi. 1887. County Sunt. Notice of Administration. VfOTICE is hereby* given, that the undorsigned lias been appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Plfco county, state of Indiana, admintatmtor of the estaie of U ester I A. W’alrd late of Pike county, deceased. J Said estate is supposed to be solvent. JA31KS A. HHSiI*AKI> I Administrator I May 31388.

I bolters PIso’s Cura for Consumption saved ray life.—A. H. Dowell, Editor Eequiror. Eden* ton, N. C, April 25,1887. Hie BEirr Cough Medicine is Piso’s Cure for Cossmrp'riON. Children take it without objection. By all druggists. 25a House (new) of 5 rooms boll and all necessary out buildings, good i plouty of young fruit trees, grape v a pleasni part of town. Terms Payments easy. IS very desirable town lotain Union. Terms lower than the lowest. l^'Ve have several lots and houses and lots In Petersburg,desirable localities. Terms low. House and lot in Petersburg Joining 8ny* enlsaddltioa all new and complete, good cellar, fruit, and water. fejO cash. House A Lot In Alford, dwelliug and store room combined, two stories in good repair. Will sell cheaper than the cheapest |350. cash. The choicest house and lot on upper Main Street , house of 10 rooms, an abundauce of

Application for License. VTOTICE is hereby given, that 1 will apply i’ to the lioard of Commissioner* of 1'ike county, Indiana, at their Juno term, ISSS, tor a license to«elia>piri!uoeK,vi»ett»nimi malt liquor* in u less Quantity than a quart ut a time, with the privilege of-all»wlug tlte same to lie drunk upon my premises, for one year. My Biuee of \msiftes* wherein said liquor* are to e sold and drank is a one- story frame building situated on the south treat coroner of the south west quarter of the south west uuarerbf section thirty one tali township one (1) South Mange Seven (7) west, U being tlie only building locates! on one acre out of the south west corner of the said described real estate, Stj JOBS AUSTAST, Application for License. Vorii'E is hereby given, that I will apply to a* the Uourd o( Commissioner* of Pike county Indiana, at their June term, 18**. for a license to sell spirituous, vinous and malt liquors tu a less quantity t ban a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the same to be, drunk upon my preiniw?*, for c.no year. My place of business wherein said liquors are to be sold and drank is a one-story frame building situated on part of lot number thirteen 113] in the town of Algiers, Ptfce county,Indiana. a013l_ MAKTIS PtSSEB.

Notice To Heirs of Petition To Sell Beal Estate. 8TAT»OrISI>tASA, I Pike Cunmly.j CIRCUIT COt UT. VOTICE ts hereby given that Esi.ll SlLO UK.iulmlnlttrilor of the nUlc of Milks Baldwin deceased, he* died hi* |ieiition io sell the Real Estate of Use decedent, lii* per. sonul property being Insufficient to pay hi* debt*: and that sold petition will be heart! on the 18th Judtclul day of the June, term which will be the duth day of May, Wei, at the next term of the Circuit Court ofsitld County. ATT tax: lioeULtn: Mobcak, clerk, C. c. Pike County. MlfTlCK*. NOTICE Is hereby given to all parties eon. certtcd that I will attend at my office it cemcd that I will attend at iny office in Otweli, at Breeden’s liaroeiK shop, KVEKY .SUNDAY, To transact business connected with the office of Trustee of Jett'etsou tow oahip. i M. CRAY, Trustee ! NOTICE Is hereby given toali parties interested that 1 will attend at my office In •Steudai, IVERY TCEaUAT, To transact bnstnen connected with the office of trustee of Lockhart township. AU persons having business with said office will please take notice. J. W.MTU,WBI.\ Trustee. NOTICE ts hereby*! ven to alt patties concerned, that I will be at my residence, one mile rust of Areadia, EVXKY TCKRDAY, To attend to business connected with the office of Trustee of Monruo township. »AMCEk hUWE, Trustee. VTOTICE ts hereby given, that I will be at it my residence, kvbut utrwsBAr, To attend te business conneeU>d with ihe office of Trustee of Logan township, jjg- Positively! no busdneret transacted except on office-days. VtmCE Is hereby gtvun to s.ii parties eoncensed that I wjB attend at my residence EVSEY JCuADAY, To transact businesecwonoctcd with the office Trustee of Madison tdWShip. tOf Positively no business transacted except on olti ice-days. JAMES RUMBLE,Trustee.

St) acres in Logan tp.; 12 acreifni _ high state of cult! vat ion; 2-story fraulWWelllug, good barn, two wells good water, all nee* cssary outlhitildings, young orchard; a tip top ■arm throughout. 1 l’rice, 12SS0; onc-thtnl cash; 1 and 3 yea rs on balance. so acres In Lockhart tp. 30 acres. In cultivation, bn!. In white oiik timber, good log buildings, good witter and to) line young fruittrees. $1101); ii cash, bul. In 12x21 minn.lis. SO acres in Clay- tp. adjoining Union. Alt cleared end in high state of cultivation. $05. per atre; H cash, bal. to suit purchaser. SO acres In Clay Tp. good house, bam and out building. Uf i public road, well clovered, plenty ol water. fltuO. i-ytash, UtolU mou. 13 a ores in Was lit ugton Tp.at Stork'sferry. Good lanu. <13U0. rayuieut to suit purchaser. 80 acres one mile from Petersburg, on Winslow road, 30 acres cleared, One land. 330 per acre to suit p rrcliaser. 10U acres one m lie from Petersburg, In line condition, ail tillable, well cloicrcd. HO per acre, flow cash. Deferred payments 31UU0 per year w it h ® per cent, interest annually. A bargain. 200 acres in Patoka Tp. known ns the Copeland * Post land, in Beet. S5> T 1S, H. 8. W. Price *3U». SU ai rea of suld land is timber. Will sell separa te for tlAW. 11, cash bul. in 1 and t years on 6 percent. Interest 200 Acres heavy timber land In Putnam Co. Tenn. Price tsoo, or trade for Pike Co. real estate. 13 Acres good Lind solid new three room trainedtr riling witbJiOOt).brick foundation, one mil* from low A caah. balance In 13 months. 80acres near Tosey’s coal mines all in the boitom. Kscellent corn land, 32,100, or 8SV, acres the above 81) and 3}, acres ctniUdnlug large new two itary bouse, other buildings an-I orchard, 34,C«)sec us at once as great iuucem cuts are o ttend on the above. 80 acres in Lockhart Tp. level and lu good shape. 70:aeres cleared, good box (louse of S rooms log burn sheded 10x0) teet two good cisterns and oilier Improvements 20 good fruit trees. Stott) lialf cash balance to suit purchaser, will take stock for porta of cash payment. 1W acres In Montgomery Co. Kan. 1 miles from town of i80t) Inhabitants level, well fenced plenty of water orchard ol 135 trees ami new frame house, with 5 rooms. iisoo. on easy terms orexchung for Real Kstate In Pike Co. A rare chance for u person wishing to locate in Southern Kuu. 80 acres In Lockhart tp. hewod log house l)» stories high with out buildings, frame an log baru.orehanl an- abundance of water to acres cleared, all fenced. S800. cush balance in one and two years.