Pike County Democrat, Volume 19, Number 34, Petersburg, Pike County, 10 January 1889 — Page 3

Pike Comity Democrat. THURSDAY, JANUARY, 10, 1888 low owdtr never »*n«. A marvel of pur--jth and wboleaomneas. More ecom .ban theordlnary kin.in. and rannot In rompeltlon with the multitude o( .abort weight alutnor phoapli.itepoyWnBkHWTi den. Hold on I v In ean>.. Koval linking I'owtier Co., IM Wall St. N. Y.

Will And Immenv Ilarcnlua In lABIEKTUIAKH. CKJTHISn, A N I» 1> V E KCOA TK - , m ^Ve never auk any |>rnQt» on IIu-m- good, after dirt, trim* Tor a F»» $ $ j .Only »Ftt, You ran buy a nk* CI..0.1K at exarfy the tori In M W VOKK, ami a UKKWl nml TNPlillMii of those pretty good* yon have beard of ao luueh. . ( T1IOHB KIPUU>VRH at 08, 8!^, and 99ecnts are rare hargrUua! And Ibelr ^ilk Plush Ik Alton Loan at® rkvr» a vaiii> I* worth a pna' deal more ‘ Wehaccnt fj 3S, 90, $7 5>, an If I1.90 tome rare barj tint in New Overcoats. Ste these ert you buy. 'i'hvy hove told for a yrcat ueol more money.' Winter boots an‘l shoes ore also inelude*! iu this cW pricy tuje, anil if you need mini of the-e, you trill jiml than at about half juice. You Know Hash makes the mare go! EAEGROVE’S, /Close Kutters for Kash! Next to Bank.

CITY BAKERY. * non HEAD. 1EST IS ILKEET. CITY BAKERY. rams or ill inn ism um. # CITY BAKERY. irxcois iMjic.r». sirs otsteks. K'm. LI lBS, Proprietor of The ATE NTS, au<l at ■ Uwn piloto. With «!etvutaMc or not, doe ttit patent la “flow t • Obtiiln Pawn:*.” aesoat r|i ut* tu y.rar State, ■t free tidreset. SNOW & CO. 1,0 CITYBAKERY, Rif ELD and the L*T T3B fairest TftV IIIS.

The “Q” strike It a* niised. been cotnjiroCinrimiaii wqs ala la»t gilithlar. John Hammond in IinHaiiaitoliii. I over ghost*. tidred year* old and wife are A new Democratic paper is to be started at Shoal*. Indianapolis is being called “Burgler’s Paradise.” “WhileCaps” iiavc appeared iu the state of New York. The LaCrange Cou nty Fair Association is defuuct. Elkhart county lias ijiirty-thrce cases in the supreme coi rt Shelby ville bn* organized a permanent Democratic Club Forty'of the Indiana are Knights of PytMa poiis policemen i. Again we must ask our friends to call and pav us what I hey owe. A jieanut-rosting establishment in Evansville employs sirtv iiands. The Normal School Ind.,' is the largest iu t at Valpariso, id world. The first of the "beautiful” of any consequence fell her© j Indications j oint to the school-book trust i Join) Hobllng is abh after u severe and lingi cslertlav. a smashing of n Iudiana. _J— to i»e on • duty ring illness.

T. C. Milhurn talk hotel business on accoii John Dillon wasfoi canal at LaFayetle, I suicide*!. uuil' dead in the Saturdav. Had Alfred Moore was ai gmniil. Saturday, tor IV The deaf ami dum giree huudred and ei Joshua IV. Shelby iali sylutii now has item inmates. in his lifld. near4 (Jr dav. rent! A meeting of Ind ealle*l for Jan. 22. to Haute. u. ii. K.ot i\, or ( 1 officers to-morrow n elacw here. liis |<laee, elect it. See notice Wood Thresher ilia wounded <•. W. Dow ville, the Clh. and seriously :ll, at FraneesA new switch is bei railroad depot in tb'is mod ate passing train |>ia Some of the pa tiers • White arc a i Knights of the Golden torlare that the cuinant of the Circle. Auotlier stock' \ eouij strong, has lieen lor Haute, to bore for gas ga i Indiana Democrat b convention at Indiana the l’i*piibu*-aiis on \V {slate Geologist Man has ix‘>igucd, and 1‘ ha# been appointed in health caused tlie res! M Miss Mamie Hahig | will take charge of dressmaking depnr White’s Milliuicrv Sto i Shooting matches h too plentiful. And no' me lit made lur a bigg* : er at till* place nest 8a Five hundred .dollai i pieces, dated in the 17t : found iu a hollow tree In Geo. France, only At the People’s Theat ville. on last Friday, C sixtv-iwo raw egg-, an remarks, ‘-then he ate afterwards.’’ Rev. Wrn. Chesser isj conducting a religious revival at dwell. Tp to Tuesday evening, fifty-one conversions were reported, is still in progress. if quitting the ut ol ijl health. rested at Richrg<*rv. as f X ml dead Saluruua miners is meet at Terre iig pm iu at tlie ee to aecointaiiv. *10.000.00 ind at Terre again. editors were in Kilis, Tuesday ; ■dnesday. tof. rice Thom S. S.'G hi- stead. ‘“nation. of Princeton, rs. I). White’s incut of tlie •e, this place. vcbeau rather is- arranger one than'eyurdav. • s in Spanisli i century, was near I.aPorte, few days ago. er, C raw fordslias. Arnold ate id the reporter a heart* meal The meeting

In reporting (he shoo ing<»f. Bnvlw by Ihraring, at Survani. Friday, our iiitormont left out the, w hereabout* wf Hearing. It U reported that he left for parts unknown. The Humane Inspectors last week, at Evansville,arrested sight" boys for lying cow's tails lo-getler, setting firecracker# to them, and causing them to pull off their tail#. Washington Grange, No. t>52. have installed the following officers for the ensuing year; W. Selby, Master; 11 Selby. Eecturor; ,1. 1*. English, Chaplain; J. W. Wa U, Treasurer; J. D. Uolloti, Secretary . The grade of the stre has been established, necessary now i* for any particular, street grading their street, a be cuforced in that strx llev. G. If. SUeld ake, of Great Uritain, an eminently Till commence a serle? the C.P. Church in Stiuday at 10:30, A author of Pucutna et# of this town The only thing lie citizens on to petitiou for ad then it cau et. able evangelist, of meeting# at this place next M. He.is the and a spbndid work on T You will ilo well to llaptism, F ic Atom here this Atonement. representative of the American’, chotteu religion. The M. M. entertai Friday evening multi of fifty-five dollar#, tnent wa* welt nttendt class. The exercises din at Fite et id and rfce singing has been lighh coutpliA song by ment ou last net profit entertainwas first vere excellent Mamie Roush, orth the cost of

Dan. C. Ashby is in Indianapolis. B. B. PostlewWght, Otwell, is on | the sick list. ’ Wa it Trippett, of near Princeton, is j a subscribe *. Alfred Traylor, Otwell, has a new ! baby at his house I J. E. Hostetler, Otwell, called, 8atI urday, with a “V.” i C'has. Alexander has the thanks of j this office for favors. Marion Banks, Oakland City, Sun- ! dared in Petersburg. ! Hon. Franklin Bildcrback started j ' far lndiauajioiis yesterday. j j George Gilliam. of Otwell, is the j i happy father of a fine boy. I (ieo. Thomas is in Petersburg again ! after a sojou rn in other parts, i John Nichols lias renewed his sub- ! script ion with compliments. Thanks. | Hon. Lewis Loveless was irf town] j Monday, for the first time In an age. | E. Fowler is a renewal, and lias ] b*on a payer in advance tor eleven ■ years. Thanks. Mrs. Win. Bischoff returnod yestcri day from a visit to her mother in i Princeton. j Newt S. Selby, of the Princeton : i leader, war in town Tuesday and; : Tuesday night. Levi Lock hart, ot Pikeville, was in ] town, Saturday. He and his lady j j will visit in Illinois during the rest of: ! the Wintw. G. F. Kiibe, I'nion. is now a Knight ] ;..ri»>tliu»r^iaviiig been recently in-j ; itiated into llie Mysteries of Pythian Knight hood.

Mathew Parker, Spurgoon, was here oil business, Friday. It is the first time he has visited llic capita* ] since Oct. 7, 1887. , Forest Gaunt, >V. A. Oliphant, J. I). Phillips, Union, were in Poters- ! bury enjoying their ft tends company Tuesday evening. Bonuville Enquirer: Miss W hit - tiughill of Petersburg spent several ;ilay« of last week in Boonville, tiie guest of. her brother, Mr. Tillman. William Mason, of Monroe township, was eighty-one years old on I Christmas day. Is there an older man in the county? If so, who? Townsend and Smith have dissolved pnrtneaship, owing to Mr. Tatrasend*'# recent illness. See, notice elsewhere. Mr. Smith will continue to do business at this place. He deserves bis share of the patronage. Uncle Samuel Lowe, the efficient trusteeo: Monroe township, informs us that tiie schools in his township are in good lurking order. Witli such men as lie is at (lie iielmn, no danger of any had work for he i> wcil experienced. W. A. Olipliant, of Union, this conn- ■ ly, has accepted tiie position of Major on the Governor's Military Staff. It i* an empty honor tor the { resent, but when the "While Caps ’ array them•elves iu buttle line, Mr. Olipliant may have to display two gold badges from his shoulders. J. .1. How until met tiie editor on the streets, Thursday, said ha had “just got back,’* and bad in-mcy enough left to renew his subscription to the Democs-vt. Wc are sorry Mr. Bowman was licit elected commissioner. a< Ins election would have insured the strictest eeoucniv in the affairs of the county. it. Harrell, Sr., paid us a dollar and Iwcntv-five cents Saturday morning for tho Democrat for the year to come.. He could go into his sou’s office and get the Democrat every Thursday morning, but lie comes here, pays for the paper, and has it brought to his house. Why? do you ask? Simple because lie |:iro|>osrs to pay for ail tic gets, and firmly believe* in keeping up tiie benefits del ived from hqine palters. Mark Power*, Geo. Siple, Tlios. Reed, Isaac Arnold, I a.-weight Woods. and W- Chappell called to settle! with the Democrat almost together. 1 They are most appro, table Mibwrib-! ers. To show that they have confidence in the longevity of the paper, j it is only ucccssaty to note that Capt.' Chappell paid seven year's -subscription, and Lewright Woods paid four.!

Geo. W. Mitchell died suddenly ai this place la*>t Tu'sd.ir morning at4( o'clock. He was known avCh>»ff,"«tnl j fainilliar to aljnost every person inf I hi* country. lie was nearly thirty-' six years old at tlie lime of his death. , He was kind-hearted, and, so for as; we can dud out, hau tool an eneiuy on . this earth. lie had never matured ns i a physical man. his stature being only i .that o( the average twelve year-old ] boy, and weighed about sixty-five I pounds only. He took ill, the morn- ' ing before Itis death, of a stopping of the ftiuclious oft lie digestive and i vital organs, and liis death followed in about twenty-four hours. The ; funeral took place from the residence of Ids brother, F. E. Mitchell, at 10 i o'clock la-t Friday fore-noon, Iiev. j Freeman oflieiating, and was taken to Walnut Hills Cemetery, followed bv a concourse of friends, and there laid I to rest iu thjst beautiful city of the | dead. Bombay has the grandest railway i station in the world. It cost nearly «0,000k000. Sleepless Sights, made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh’* Cun* is tbe Remedy for you. elofd By Dr J. W. Bergen. Tbe monument to the Pilgrims at | Plymouth lias been completed. Stiiiob’s Cure will immediately relieve Croup Wbonding Cough and Bronchitis. .Sold by Dr. J. W. Bergen. | Sioux Cn jr will send a corn palace ) train to the inauguration. HJ 1 It you gets | pain iu side, i a*ki*». etcdon't fail td t |at|rank*£ •.BTDISEAE. bort of breath, have fluttering,

fBfsmmmmaammm u li 11' £y 01 Items of Interest Gathered 1 I’tkerltlr. rikevillc is here, hills and all Lockhart and his estimable lady place, will spend most of the rest Winter at their son-in-law's, in II . will attain take up their abode in th S at this place The candidates master are not so numerous as but, still, a number want it .. are reported plentiful along the rivet forests furor their living. J»u 1 Algiers. ' Xot mueh being reported from I I will venture a remark. Our sch progressing finely under the efflcit agetnbnt of trustee Harris It almost Summer here, as well as els It seems to me butene thing is lack that is the re-appearance of the hubbanl” which lias not altogetl out of fashion in the rural districts Jfewi reached here Monday morning, that Sim Ik-aring shot and killed Ed. Broyles at Sur vant on Sunday. Have not learned tlx ITTO. Surreal. Mr. Win. Puuson, of netfr Petersburg visited friends here, Sunday. . Henr; Printer is the habpiest man in PikjC county tlis wife presented him a New Years pres ent of a twelve pound babv girl Heart Hearing has moved from, this place to Sul phur Spriiies Wallace Grimes and wifi Sc rnlayed with friends at this place . K M. Capehart, our worthy J. 1\. made a busi ness trip to Petersburg last week . Ben Biebardsou and wife, of Noxid, viaitet friends near Petersburg, Saturday ant unday . Pat, O. K. LaWastervills. Township Institute here. Saturday J T. Turi<eu is building an addion to his dwel ling Arthur -I. Thomson is having somt ciosstfes made Loreuzo D Beatly diet on the 18th ult.. ami was hurried a t bout! Fork Cenn-try Infant child of Melvii Scales, died ou the 14th ult Henry Fet tinger's family have just returned fron Missouri A. E. Edwards is doing t rushing business with his corn mill l>icl Wade will soon furnish lumber for th:. thriving village A protracted Metin) will commence at Xew Liberty the thin Saturday in January. IIoosiEl! Bov.

Spurgeon. Mouroe township schools are in progresi again, the holidays having ended Bio Chandler is holding a series of meetings n New Liberty Church. He is a fair revival ist, and his work is appreciated by the peo pie James Royalty, formerly of our town late of Missouri, took unto himself a wife recently, of the James tribe. Miss Jamei is of an excellent family. She has lieen om of the faculty of the Oakland City Norma for several years. They have the best wish esof old Monroe S. W. Ferguson’s wifi is seriously ill of Pneumonia L>r. .Camp of Warrick county, has located In Pleasant ville We wish him success in his ettorti to do good. . J.—1>.— LeMasteryille. Health generally good Miss iEvie Te Vault is slowly recovering from a 1 ngerin; illness Hick Wade has his saw raill in operation on J. W. Flecner’s farm G, S L. Uriffitb did husiuess in Evansville, Mon day last A series of political meetinghas just closed at New Liberty Tt< schools at this place were eomew hat de moralized during holidays Cain. Me Kinney and wife agreed to “disagree” 01 last Friday, and Cam. has gone toothei “fields of labor.” Rev. Win. Chesiier wll begin a series of meetings at New Liberti the third Saturday in this mouth Arthur J. Thompson and Elijah Montgomery had a word!) eucouuter on the oth inst. It n il probably result iu one or more law suits. Housikk ISoy. Hosiucr Items. S. W. Stillwell, of Evansville, wa*i at tin mines, Saturday William Stull retuehei from Teuuessee, Friday, where he bad beet for about four months The coal company are budding a store house at Sliepard'< crossing Jack Crow is not w nigh! watch at the mines now Franklin Miley is in his place The "Country Cousins’ are missing the Oak land City P rogress That paperkook great pains with nil communications ...David Lore talks of assisting 4. U. Mason in getting out some exeel lent coal Jesse It. Thompson and Ab Young talk of going to Knox county to eu gage in the erosstic business ‘ttqinn Steel-, of Uosiuer, is working at the mines Prentis Martin, of Petersburg, visilet this place las! week James Wineiugei has been ou I he sick list for sometime David Ingle, of Avcrshire. was here a fen days ago Unde Jackson Martin is abl< to lie out again Hiram Dedtnan, cfSugni Ridge, is on the sick list John Atram. o Oakland Citv, was at Hosiucr. Wednesday Dr. L. J. Slone visited Kentucky during holidays Jerry Mason’s store is open o evenings only. His lime is occupied in gelling his coal mine in shape I want to asl -Country i'«uiih’> to sand in ileus from every interesting point each week. Let ui make the news of this column the newsies of the paper. Bucket Bov.

l)icr>. January 3.1, disease, Mrs. Mary A 1889, of liear Parker, agec sixty-loor years, three months and sis day*. Mrs. Parker lived in the residence foruierty owned hr Dr. Joe (Javidson, just east, and ahnn*t in this (own. Shewatidaughteiroflhi deceased doctor, and a sister of Mr Janies Barker and Mrs. X. W. Thorn ton. Site was subject to heart di* ease, retired on the night of the 2d inst., aud was found dead in her roon on the morning of the 3d., tariii; taken too suddenly to arouse t;ny o the unMupeding members houscbnld. The funeral look from the Cumberland Prcsl) Church, at 1:39 P. M., on the 5* Her. Galloway offiViatiug, after the remain* were laid to rest at Wal tut Hills Cemetery. A larg course of friends and relatires her loss. She wasa genuine ia merited the love aud *’’€11111116 i 1 esteem i she was held hv all wluy kuew “The same” drink. is the. most Shiloh’. Cough and oa a ;ur*- ■ ,1 Sold br Dr. J W. Ber* my z til' plan teriai lit whirl e con n wh wind her. zz i

Directors of the State Prison recommend that ail insane prisioners Ih> removed to some otherinstitutiou; that an allowance be made to prisoners for over work beyond the allotted task ; that $1,000 allowance he made (or the purchase of additional books for the library ; that the parole system for convicts who show a desire to reform, even to life con riots, should be adopted;that the habitual criminal act in-force in Ohio and New York j be urged in this Si'ate; that an agent ! be appointed whose duty it shall be i to inquire into, kniil become acquaint- [ ed with, the chat | condition of pri: discharge, and to ' work for those w cter and general tiers, before their •ecure olaees and desire theni. Lorenzo I Parker. Lorenzo D. Par Westnioorland co May 12,1808, and year* old next Mt Gibson county ii there to Pike conn near Where Pleasai er was born in ntrv, Kentucky, ill he eighty-one y. He moved Hi 1814, and from 7 in 1826, settling tvilla now stands. In 1866, ho reniom d to a home near Lynnville, wherein now resides. In 1827, he married Hiss Elizabeth Ferguson, of Pike enmity. Fourteen children were the twill of this union —ten of whom are living, aud niuc of w horn are married. He has always been a farmer by occupation, and is hale and lit: arty for bis age. lie has uever used tobacco, whisky, or narcotics of any kiud, a fact that largely accounts for his going so far beyond the time alllntted toman. In politics, he has beet a Democrat ever since be cast bis volt for Andrew Jack son for President. In religion, he is a Regular Baptist, and a consistent church member. II le never sought position in the churitb, aud has never been an aspirant Ion any office. Such is the history of Lorimzo Flow Parker, whose long life we nscribe to temperance and piety. THE INDIAN 1 FABMEfi. The INDIANA FARMER, the largest, most in teres ing, most practical and best weekly agricultural paper published, closes its twenty-third year with brighter prospects than at any period in its history. It lias gained a national reputation as a leading farm pape aud is widely read and quoted. Its editors ami publishers arc men of exteuded and wide experience ami are ably seconded by a large corps c:F correspondents, practical farmers :« id stock raisers who contribute arti ties of real aud practical importance to every agriculturist. The farmers at Indiana ought to tie proud of ^ic« act that such an excellent paper ns the INDIANA FARMER is pubiisl ed in the State, and the fact that i s typographical appeiranee, size t ml general excellence, have b» 311 greatly improved within the pti <t two ; ears is a pretty good imiicati >n that they are giving it their heart r support. The FARMER deserves prosperity. It will be sent one year f» *1, or a sain pie copy will be sent fee, by addressing The Indiana Far aer Co., Imlianajiolis. One million trees l aVo been planted in Nebraska since Arbor day was established. Croup. Whooping Cor ;li anti Bronchitis iin mediately relieved I >■ Shiloh's Cure. Sold by Dr. J. \V. Bergei . Former Peuusylvi aians who live in Omaha have organized a club. That Hacking Cough an tie so quickly Cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee it Sold by’Dr. J. W. Berger There are 16.000 women in the Ei glish Liberal Assoiatlous. Why Will You cough v henShMoh’s Cure Will give immediate reii if. Price Nets ami $1. Sold by Dr. J. W . Bergen. It's all right to have dies on a stage, but they shouldn’t be located on the ulavers.

Kenens llcr tonth. Mrs. Phoebe Chenley. ] eterson. Clav Co., Iowa, tells the fuHewiag .‘markable slurry the truth of which is voui iied for by the residents of the town: -I m T3 ycares old. have been troubled with kidney crimidaiat and lameness for many rears: cntilfl not dress myself without he!| . Xovv^nm free fr- in all pain and soren **. and am ante to do my own louse wort. I owe my thanks to Electric Hitters for h iviug renewed my youth, and removed cn ipletly all disease and paiu.” Trv a bo tie only Sue. Adams A foil’s Drug S»< re. Narrow-toed shoe* are again becoming fashionable to men. A box of sardines was found Michigan Dear's atom licit. Mr wife hail I wet a sufferer for soine lime with pain in the back; Salvation Oil was fn elv usotl, and 1 am lo say tuv witeli day suffers no pain. W. B. COUXCILL, Baltimore, M4. In colds of great obstinacy and hacking chronic coug is use Dr. Bull’s Cough §yrop, the fai urite. Congressman-elect Cheatham, of North Carolina, was lorn iu slavery. Mildness conquers- and hence it is that the gentle yet positive influence of Dr. Bull’s Baby S rup overcomes so quickly the diaordi There is room eiiot of every traveler's ha kite tourists friend— 25 cents a package. i A Richmond worn an oyster can which two sections witbo knife. Worth Eu Mr. W. H. Morgan City, Fla. was taken Cold attended wit Cough stud rttuning tion in its first stage, so-called popularssoi steadily grew worse in flesh, had difltcu and wit* unable t< 'Si of babyhood. ;b in the rortier id bag lo carry axador. Price ii has patented an be opesctl in the aid of a merchant. Lake with a severe a distressing into consuntpHe tried many gh remedies ami Was reduced y in.

Simeon Dearing Shoots Ed. Broyles. place was xei foment d Simeon ends, got 14 o'clock II and a in Dcarrlng had e»sc, and place by f lie and Dear* •os session vrent to St RVA’xT, J.vx. 7.—This thrown into a furor of last Friday. Ed. Broyles t Hearing, heretofore goisl into an altercation at abo iu the evening. A qua row ensued which result ing’s shooting Broyles, taken out government I was selling whisky at th live quart. It seems 11 Broyles W" e both drink! ing ha"’ .0 some way got of°..oyln's pistol. Brovl Heating’s store to get some whiskv, and finding none, he took a cup and went to Hearing's house, drew a cup ot whisky from a keg. thank it, and then demanded Ids pistol. Hearing would not give it up. Broyles then commenced kicking over irlie furniture in Hearing's house. Hearing put him out, hut he rushed hack again and grabbed for a butherknito which chanced to be near, whereupon Hearing shot him with Broyles’s own pistol, the ball entering the chest just below the left niple. At litis writing, Brovlesis still alive, but Hi'. Hatfield, of Velpen, who is attending him, says there is no possibility of his recovering. ';■» Pat, O. K. Hot-house strawberries sold for fifty cents each at New York a few days ago. Indispensable to the Toilet. Darbys Prophylactic Fluid cures chafing, eruptions and iiiflamitliou ot all kinds; cures inflamed or sore eyes; relieves pains from bites or stings of insects and sore feet; destroy at! taint of per?peration or offensive smell from me skin. ‘Used as a dentifrioeit purifies the breath ; preserves * the teeth and cures toothache; sure I gums and canker. | School Books at Dr. J. W. Bergen’s. % Blauks For Sale. Blank notes, deeds, mortgages, rose supervisor's bond*, anil till kinds ot I J. P. supplies for sale at the 1'»emo- i ckat office.

Wall paper and school books cheap at Dr. J. VY. Bergen’s. j. Mot lunches served at all hours bv WnIIiscen, Sa. I keep the very best Cincinnati Ugeroaor. WmIKwukn, Sr. Library and other handsome Lamps at Dr. »J. W Bergen’s. Excursion Kates On Dec. 24 an-l 25 ami Die. 31 ami .Tan. 1st. The E & I. will sell round trip tickets to all points oo the road at one fare an.l one-third t'deals, limited, good returniu^ Jan 3. to 2") inclusive. Lamps, school books and school supplies at Dr. J. W. Bergen’s, and at the most reasonable rates. Attention, U. It., K. ofF. A special meeting will '<e lield at the Armory lo-tnorro.w evening, to elect officers for the ensiling year. All Sir Knights are coiri‘x;ll«tl lb attend under'penalty of fine. By Order Captain. Governor’s Inauguration, Indianapolis. The E. & T. II. B. It. will sell round trip tickets to. Indianapolis, on Jan. 12, good returning until Jan. 15. at one fair, account of Inauguration of Gov. Ilovey. E. B. Gi-NKi.it, Ag‘t.

Notice of Dissolution. The law firm of Towusoud and | Smith has been dissolved, owing to the recent illness of. Mr. Towsend. Mr. Smith will settle the affairs ot the I anil, anil respectfully asks a. continuance of its former patronage. Jan. 1.1889. Edwin* Smith, p W. F. Towssksd. ;_ For Sale or Trade. A first-class hot el, on corner Walnut ami 8ih streets, in Petoroburg. one square main street at Ihe corner of public square, good trade and constantly increasing, housea.il in good repair. Owing to ill health will sell or trade for good property and half cash. Call on T. C. Milburn, Petersburg, Ind. i Good Chance To Make Moaey This Winter. We want some more reliable men to sell our nursery stock; guaranteed first-class, irue to name us entered, tand delivered in gxxl,'heathy condition. Salary and Expenses, (or commissi >u.if preferred). Apply,(staling age) to II. W. Fo— ON TO WASHINGTON SITIOX FOR EVERY! want several gi>oil me;t in ; to sell Nursery stock. Wc it true to name,delivered dilion, ami tird-clas* in ttlar. SALARY (Expense moiiev sarv). Apply at ! N£! guar a L.Vau

Broo Ttjcrc Washi To the FMiter—-Picasc inform vnur readers »h«l I have a positive remedy for the above nainetl disease. lty its timely use tbmisundsot hopeless case* have been perm a - nently cured, t shall be crlml to semi two bottles of sny remedy krkk to any of your readers who have consumption if they wit send me their express ami post office address. Rospectfiiliy, T. A. SLOCUM. Jt. C., tbt Pearl St.. Sew York. tihll The richest university in the world is said to be that of Lfcydcn. Holland. It has real estate to the value of ?«,- 000,000. Baeklcn’s Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped II amtChi' i'aios, Corns, ai«l all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Biles, or no paV required. It is guaranteed lo give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale bv Adams & Son 3$y • -Era at us Wm.-an ownsull the American patents for She slot device for' nickels. ^ The Empress Frederick lias collected 24,000 newspaper obituaries of her husband! GHR0S8 CRUELTY. Parentsitoo frequently permit tlietr children to suffer from headache, fits, St. Vitus Dance, nervousness, etc., when they can be cured. Mrs. P. was cured or sick heiiuachc. dizxliness, dyspepsta. nervous prnetra. tlon of eighteen years standing. aHer failure or sixteen physicians; Mrs. K., of sick headache for 35 years; Mrs. P. of twenty to fifty tits amight; others from this vicinity could be mentioned who have been cured by that wonderful nerve food and medicine — Dr. Miles’ Nervine, which contains no morphine, opium ordamterttiisdriiss, Free sample iMKttes may be had at Frank & Hornbrook's Drug Store. Lowell, Mass., intends spending •|40(i,000liii public buildings, A man of small caliber is the gre.itest bore.—[Washington Clitic. Keep your chicken house clean and airy, and give your chickens an occasional dose ot Gunter's Chicken Cholera Cure; and it will keep them in a good healthy condition. If it fails lo cure your chickens, your money will he retunded bv Petersburg DruggLl^g florae racing on Sunday and holy days has been slopped ia Germany. Easier Sunday wilt he twenty days later this year than it was last year. Remember that languor, weakness, aches, pains, seres, pimples, etc., are among the uncalled for ills of life, and result directly from an impure state of the blood. Be wise in time and aim to keep the blood rich, red and ptiie by occasionally using that strict-' Sy vegetable tonic and blood purifier, Dr. Gn» iott’s Yellow Dock and Sarsapariilia. It will save much distress, and is a safe cure for all blood diseases.

Model Barber Shop Lee & Parrett. The only shop In town run by white men. Work fiisi-clau. SatUfe'Uou soar* lileed. We make ft specialty of Children's and also of Ladies’ h dr cutting. Dyeing done to the satisfaction of all. CaLL LEK & PAKHETT.

BW5» wHl be srfil by mar* m»U Sronunr prtr«K laboratory, or we *r«! fnrr.Wi 3 packages winch w til cwrr mod cues, !«*«$. Addneswwrea.'lcn NEW ENGLAND SE8K& IHSTITUTE, U TOtMCCT 1<»P._

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rOR SALE*-House*. House (new) of 5 room* hall and porch l all necessary out buildings, good cistern i plenty of young fruit, trees, grape vlnesdi u ptsasnt part of town. Terms very Payments easy. S O tv A loth. A beautiful lot one square from main str fSol). Terms to suit purchaser. Lots U In Promts, Addition. Lane fn dwelling, plenty of fruit and water. JSUO.c Lot 17 In Morgan's addition. nice ! dwelling «ud oil conveniences. Price $AX).. cash. 13 very desirable town lot* !n I'nlou. lower than Uie lowest. Ter JSj?~'Ve have several lots and liou.w# lots in Petersburg,desirablelocalities. Tlow. Mouse and lot Ju Petersburg Joining erdaaddition all new and complete, good! lar, fruit, and water. 3S.iO.er.sh. House & Lot In Alford, dwelling and a room combined, two stories In good reL Will sell cheaper than the cheapest SSU0.1 cash. The choicest, house and lot on upper Street, bullse of 10 rooms, «ll uhui.thiu fruit of all kinds. $2350. tlUlM cash, hal^ on easy terms. Two lots with new hrame house all neat I complete wish young orehuid In Morgans dltlun, $7U0. fash or exchange for small It Lot*39 & 40 in Snyder addition. W III fur 3125, or trade. Lot 18 tu M organ addition with lion* four rooms and good baru,$3o0, f'200, cash] auce In nine months. A very desirable lot with double bus bouse. Ice house and well of never fall waterin Union, lnd .tj.j0. House and 2 lots In Oakland City.; h< *f several rooms near railroad. |B75y< change tor land or house <& lot or near r burg. • F.UIXS, 57 acres go,d laud iu Clay township. >; cash. 13-2 years on balance. r 50 acres on the sand road U. Madison Tp. No. 1 land, R».p»r acre.’icash. 1S7 acres tn Kn'x county all In Umber $3K» purchaser to assume a $818 moat gage balance to be paid I 1-2-3years. 40 acres la Wayne eounty Illinois. For sale at a bargalu 320 acres lu Stark c ». Ind. Will sell cheap *1 acres In Clay tp. wall Improved; 10 acres] Amber. $3750; $MU cash, bah to suit purchase r.f to acres iu Lugau township, with good wcllj log house and ham. $050; one-third cash, bal] to suit purchaser 78 acres in Clay township adjoining the • acres abovo uamsd, with good new frame] dwelling ami barn, n good young orchard '.er. Price, $2W10; one-third < plenty of water. ISISSm! . , _ but. tn equal payments of 12 and 24 mont$ Si) acres In Logan tp.; 12 acres timber 1 high state of cultivation; 2-story framed* in*, good barn, two wells good water, all 1 essary outbuildings, young orchard; a tljp farm throughout. I'rtec, $2880; oue-fH cash; 1 and 2 years on balunce. $0 acres in I<ockhart tp. 50 acres In vation, bal. in white oak Umber. _ buildings, good water and (10 fine young f trees. $1100; cash, bat. iu 12x24 month 30 acres In Clay tp. adjoining Union, .cleared and iu high state of cultivation. |per acre; _s cash, bal. t.» suit-purchaser. 80 acres In Clay Tp. good house, barn j . un public road, well clov I'&v/j out building. . plenty of water. $1700. ycasb, 12 to241 43 acres In Wasl»tug;on Tp. at Stork’s! (food hum. $1200. Payment to suit pureh SO acres one mile from Petersburg, on Wll slow road. 30 acres eleured, fine laud, per acre to suit purehuser. 1U0 acres one mile rrom Petersburg, In condition, all tillable, well elovered. $40 per acre. $1000 cash. Deferred payn $1000 |R-r year with # per ceut. interest ana , ly. A brrgalu. 4 200 act s in Tatoka Tp. known as the Cd land 3 i uti laud. In Meet. 35, T 1 8, K. f Price $5000. SO aere--. of said land Is tin Will sell separate tor $1200. J-J cash bal] and 2 years on 8 per cent, interest 200 Acres heavy timber land 1 Temi. Price $300, or trade for I estate, _ 15 Acres good land solid new *hree framedw tiling wtth$llinO. brick found4th one mile from tow }« cash, half in 12 mouths. 30 acres near Posey’s Dial mimes all n ] bottom, Excellent eiru land, $3,400, or acres tlit1 above SU and 5.’$ acres contain large uew t.wuc story-houee, other buir and orchard. $l,00t)see us at once as fire ueemeuts arc otl( 11 d <.n ibe above. SO acres in Lockhart Tp. level and ini -hape. 70 acres cleared, good U.x l-.ou« - rooms log barn shCded 40x70 Rat twail ■Uterus and other improve n.mts 10 I ;rult trees. SUIO half cash t ab nee tol purchaser, will take stock for parts of ( ay men t. 161 acres In Montgomery Co. Kan. * from town of 2800 Inhabitants level, ienerd plenty of water orchard of 1x5 and new frame house, w* th c joCms. tisuo. on easy terms i. cxcliiiiig ™ Estate in Pike Co. Art ch.-ncotera Auti wishing to locate in fcJo hern Kan. 50 acres in Lockhart tp. he ‘ log hone stories high with out buitdli. ’’ irauic log barn.orchard an abundanc.- w waif acres cleared, all fenced. $900. ante iu oue and two years. FOR U ENT. u Several choleo dwelling* r*tcr»ll All pleasantly located. cash! TICK Is hereby given to nil purties 1l sled that 1 will attend at my om< EVERY TUESDAY, snsact business connected with the < isle# of Lockhart township. All pec \>r business with said otnee w|U notice. , J.JY.STILWELL.Tru ! Is hereby given to all Battles | .tl, that I will be at inj reside rile east of Arcadia, EVERY TUESDAY, ;end to business connected with ot Trustee of Monroe township. SAMUEL LOVFE, Trust OTICK la hereby given, that I will I my residence.

To attend te * bueii office of Tru«te« of aarF<»ttiTeiy.nu cept on office-tiny* A m

V OTJCB Is hereby given to all c-ru«a that I will attend at 1 ET»r uosroAr,' To transact bus!nan*connected with th« < Trustee of Madison to» ship. , Positively no business transacted t i»ft uu offlice-day*. i JAMES RUMBLE,Trustee. i -VOTICE i« hereby given to all persons in^l terested that I will attend - __ at my offi*K at aiy' residence. EVKBY FRTBAY, to transact business connected with the of ofTrustee of M irion township. All per*" having bush e*s with said office wilt ph-s take notice. + W. F. BEOCK. Trustee* V OTICE Is hereby given to all parties eon aa vented that I will attend at nty office EVEBY PAY, To transact business connected with the of ofTrustee of Jefferwuitownshl^ fcRIH. Tru« :