Pike County Democrat, Volume 19, Number 46, Petersburg, Pike County, 4 April 1889 — Page 2

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THE PIKE COUNTY DEMOCRAT. JIY MOUNT* |1TW. I8HUXU EVKItY TIU'ltHDAY. *vfc*miax. r«r »•« • - •••*» cui um .will wilding un • elub of mi, wlUi rtmrlTe Uw pnprr rrw for on* year. !•> Tk* rill twill mwnd kw «Ml flrralallM »f Ml Plk» C*wl| I Miwllnn will Mil • ADVERTISING KATES. 4 iMk 3 Ineb ( luck 4 I noli Vi corn •nTo eol'n t waj3 ■ I 40 - ti I «M 1 2*. in 2 iw liw I m i I i »i n I la 2< fin w 3 lit 2 Vi 2 Vi 2 ‘i t 1 t«)i l <u i ml 7 im inn tl ou 2 no 2 AO * l«l 4 U> h m •t I 3 ID 3 00 « OH S 0 Oil 1« t«l IH no * mooli/Mr • 30) 6 00 H Ul »« II 00i 30 Ul 3*001 I A 00 H)0U 12 00 14 00 , *1 HI 40 011 non EDITORIAL NOT EL Stink** ami lork-oiilo. I'iiI u|i your ltd**I men for nfllrc,,or jtone. —mim H*I,vtkai> Kot hi* owu^iml ol medicine. lit the I own oloclion in till* place to Jut excilimr? __ Ir tliu town \ranit good goverti4iii‘iil, lot it look well to I lie officer* Aeleelod in convention.

Ir there were a fraud every time a Itcpuhllcaii paper erica out in so deslarlug, there would bo nothin); el** in the whole world outside of the Uo|itiItlicau party._ Wh.l the old Itoard in thit town W .sustained for the good work it ha* done? or will it be condemned lor Not doing! more, while some were .cursing them ? Tito** (?oiigiv*»mcn win think their wages should be raised might be illformed that more competent men will .lake their places for let* money if .they will resign._ Jin: striker* and the lockcd*dafs, jiow becoming more nm icroui every .day since Harrison's elo-tiou wa* a* >ured, ought to lie the la* t* peraon* to ‘'hurrah for IIarri*on ant protection." Tiie Petersburg Po«Uia*tcr*hip is .•till an indefinite quantit y. Whether ,the mtw incumbent is to be of native .or formgli birth, whit) or black, apoilaniau or conservaliv >, male or fefnale, competent or inompeteut, l* Atill uiidcfinc-’; and, from our point ,of view, is undefliiable. Now let the piofesi Jowal loafer hunt work. If he can n il find it let Jtim go 'vest Why not aeud him to Montana, Oklanoma, w somewhere .else, where,ho can home- tead a farm ? He doe* not make a* nuch here, or .caunot—which? A young man who .cannot keep even with the busy .world here, purely mi t ie ground* of ' indolence, would , lieltur move out. ^le should go west, build a house of so ate kind ou government laud, and after lire years of merj existence in fumhelorhood, he will own a farm—a ailing he will not do in this busy couutry—C5o west,or g* to work!

Murat Halstead, editor of the Cincinnati Commercial-Gazette, is the same man that suggested the murder of Lincoln “for the good of the country." He is known as the “ bloodyshirt editor," and has done more since “the late unpleasantness" to widen the hateful chasm between the North and .South than any other man, living or dead. Harrison saw it to appoint him Minister to Germany; but. thanks to the U. S. Senate. he will not represent a country he would keep in sectional strife. Every Democrat and enough Republicans voted against his confirmation to call a halt. He will not go. Served him right. Mr Meaty lfxtfrrt \.t> ha* gtvey many bard kuookii Ip JM* tlipe, *ud will probably accept p iUi philosophy the robuff of hi* rejection by t^c Senate. Qur 9VV view, was that U would V* F'W fa well as more ipagpaaiiyout for tho Ooipnciata to volt! /or tyaMcad’s conflrioativn than to vjhdt upon Ida the rtveipbraace at put tins, bat the Pome era tic Senators thought other wiae, fni of course era entitled to tbeJf view*. Mr. Halstead has learned by hard «8«i#n<» that (he that appealed to cnjblUeyed partiMuahtp, by part pan bitterness t w# ntirifh jgt 11 ' *•*%?«*»*

PETERSBURG PRESS ON DUDLEY Tlic Democratic press la never so happv as when abusing or publishing ; some lie on Gen. W’u». W. Dudley.— Petersburg /’rear. Why diii not Dudley face the music in Indiana ? How's "Blocks of Fives ?" These scoundrels who are now aims* ing Gen. Dudley are not worthy to brush the dust off Ilia shoes.—Petersburg Prets. Dudley’s infernal methods made necessary a uew election law in In* diana and several other States. (■on. Dudley's name as a patriot, soldier and upright and liouorahlo citixeu will Use and be received long after Ids vile t raduccrs are dead and torgotten.—PeterabM| Prctt. It may be wtlHo speak of "Gen. Dudley's name is a patriot,” but how | about Dudley hliuself ? , Hut who ate Dudley's avile trad users ?” Evidently I the Prtxt must sav they art' every iHMiiocrnt and Kepublican who condoiuued his practices and voted foi* a : new election law. together with Governor Hover and every honest man who prefers an honest ballot and an iioucst count to that of bribery and every oilier form of political corruption too near the heart of hell to be couulcuaucud by even a political mountebank. In his appointments so tar, front Cabinet Ministers down to postmasters, President llarrlson has made no mistake.—Petersburg Pnu. How about Murat Halstead? Nebraska Letter,

« IIITTlKK, *■<»*. Kit. Pkmgchat: Knnwlog there are a great many render* ofyour paper who have friend* am] relative* in luU country, 1 hut* concluded to send a few item-*. The "lloonieiV in thin m-vtiou of Nebraska occupy about four or five township* of laml, ami Incalcd in uortborn Lincoln and anti them U>cun oounti'-* there are about twenty-live families, nhiek catue here al*>ut live years ago, and site u then a number of families have located unions u*. Thia neighborhood is termed by other neighborhood* aa being the "Hooaler Hettlenient.*' They have cliurehm, aehoola and everything In aoclability equal hi the older settlement* farther east. They have iu their aettleiueut four aehoola, known aa Whittier, Frvmau and East and Woat Uarteid districts. The** school districts enroll about ferty acbolar* each. The four churches, of three dcnotnlnatioua are Methodist, Cumberland and Congregation aliat. There can bn uo doubu regarding the productiveness af Alia country. Ail crop# were exceeding good last year and promising good prospect* for thia year ao far. All farmer* have sown their wheat anti aata and are making preparations A>r planting corn. Being a rich and productive soil and a large crop the previous year the farmer la obliged to uke a small price for marketing. l*riee# are agfellowa,Corn Maud JO eta. per buabol. Wheat M, Oat* V>, IVtatnua 33, 34 and 40, and other things in proportion. Land ta all entered or settled on by |«u re basing throughout the greater pnrtiou of thia locality. Land la worth Iron* ft to |t0 per acre and aa high aa *14 near the proponed railroad. E. M. H. Hearner Items. Mr. Isaac P. Crow a ad wife were the guests of Mrs. W. It. Mlley, last Sunday. They live near Petersburg Mias Ida Harm's died at this place Thuradoy evening. She had been sick for sometime of couaunip- ! rtoa. Jda had not lived a Christian life, but seeing tbahopdition the wan in, knew she would not last lung and said she must be prepared to die, so she culled on Mack Loveless to come and sing and pray for her. Mack came ami prayed and her last words were, "Happy am I .glory to U««l." . Mr. John Hnrnbrook was thought to be d) ing Urn other day 8. W. Llltelt, of Evansville, owner or the mines, was here Tucaday Several of the miners left for Evansville thia | week Johu Culbertson, of Knox county, | was here last week .. Uoamer Sabbath | school was roorgaalaed last Sunday. Will I give ofllcer* names next week .George Belcher Is building a new bouse here. Uuckbvr Boy. ^ I n Inn. J. B. Phil 11 |w went to Petersburg Satur- | day A Kreuh baa sUrted a boot aad shoe shop here .. The spring normal, with M. B. Thomas at the helm, la a success, there boigg about forty students In attendance,with prospects of several more. We are glad sto see such an interest manifested la school Watters here- In ooniWiUon with the school grill he Uttzht rooal music. Prof. J. N. Black, of Princeton Norman, having arrived oo fime last Friday night to open singing. He If a thorough teacher. In the art and all deairiag to study auch, will And It t> their advantage to aeek his instruction ...J. E. Anderson In the happiest man la town. It’s a toy . J. F. KUne has left us and removed W near Petersburg. We are sorry to Jet J. f. and ramily leave. May aquoeu alters bis cffarU wherever to may to. PBfni.. frost* Items. ftf^namt Bussell, log-men, will sqoq to mi4f (to transportation ■ A weddiqg njrnor $f* hrqkpo °tif tom ■ Sunday satool at B«m Oak is well gueqded - deb* Parherpfstm tors mom oftog than usual. Business' you think! ...Bariysahi uncle Ben’s good time* hfs not coma y«f; no, aad they will to tardy a long time yet. PuiooR^nUB.

Y ripen. Several pupil* of the Vclpen acboal attended the examination at Augusta Lit. srarjr society wet last Thursday night. The program was as follows: Heading, Deola. mation. Original Speeches. Instalation of ' officers, Debate—question, Resolved, “That free trade would I* beneficial to the li boring class of the IT. 8. in general.’' Debaters: Affirmative, Stephen Miller, William J. Ridge, William A. Battles. Negative, Marion I’ayne, t’aahius Botkins, Bdesd-Burlin-game. It was decided in favor of the affirm, alive, ‘litis question should lie discussed lu every literary society in ttie U. S. SOM* 1'lMl‘KINS. Otarell. l>r. Oistwih is still bolding his protracted meeting at Hmr Oak F. Uartl went to Augusta last Friday, on business Jacob Bowers ha* soldlii* property toOumin Dillou While your correspondent was wanderiug lu the nelghliorhood of Augusta, last week, be dropped in on friend Bilderback and family about luneh time, and partook of their hospitality, which was second to none, lie and his family seem to ciihi.v their new home The T.O, fever is spread1 Injr. Otwcll nods a imetoflcc on every corner Dr. Link, Uray and others are determined to sue what may be found in the prosperous regions of Moutaua in the near future Drift. Wihslow. School flourishes Our M. D*s. are busy Patois river is quiet We wsnt a flouring mill st this place The* Leader still lives Our business men are doing fairly wall A feu of our people have atattended court at the capital the past few days Auditor Bethell's family arc to be residents of thisplace hereafter . \Yc still live in hopes ofgeltiug the county cap. ital at this place We learn here that l**rry Rider, aud mu Ferry Abbott, is tine man who was rubbed. No NOKC. Nuxld. Rev. Alonso Woods will attend tn the ordiuance of Haptisui at NoxHI the third Suitday in May Joim Hearing, who has been au invalid for some time, died last woe):. Ue leaves a host of friends to mourn his locia Corn Hrrai>.

The Aged. Mercer county,Ky., onre comprised all the territory now known a* Boyle ami Marcer counties, Ky. In that part ol Mercer county now known ft* Boyle count v, Samuel llollon, (lie subject of thi* sketch, was born, in 1802, five years before boats were propelled by steam. In August, 1831, be married Miss Sallle Beadles. She was born May JO, 1810, and died February 1,1876, on the homestead in this county, about three miles south-east of Petersburg. In 1831, a few mouths lifter his marriage, Mr. llollon came to Petersburg, and after remaining a few days lie moved to what is now called the Butler farm, uoar this place. Suou after he moved to the farm now occupied by his son, S. M. llollon, three miles from here (south-east.) Here he lived uutil March 1, I88R, when he moved to hi* daughter's, Mrs. M. Price's, where he now resides. There were barn to Mr. aud Mrs. llollon twelve children—six girls and six boys—of whom two girls and two boys aro <ieayi. Mr. Holloa lias alwars beeu a lanuer of Industrious anil temperate habits. In religi •: he is of the Christian church. He has boon a Democrat since he cast Ids first vote for Andrew Jacksou, in 1821. In 11881 aud again In 1888 he voted for Clovelaud, aud still believes in the JclJcrsouian doctrine. Till receutly, since when his health partially failed, he > has enjoyed good health. Mr. Hullou has outlived his allotted “three-score | and ten,” and “by reasou of strength"’ has gone six years beyond four-score, and should his health improve he may | enjoy quite a few years to come, i '

Police Commissioner Adolph Goek of Evausviile, is rery Ul. The Kciulallville Newt hat boeti enlarged to a aovca-coluiu quarto. Pupils at Otwell, thU county, nrer« married, Sunday. Elsewhere yon will read of the afflrir. The best remedy for chicken cholera ever introduced here it Gamer's Chicken Cholera Care. Try it. Sold by .all druggists. A great many baildtngs an t|qder constructionat Marion. f>«, JAQUje'SfiBWIAN WORM OAKES destroy wornjs and remove MVPIU fro*" 'ho trylgnj. Sffe, plcaf, »•» *n4 pflTeuj vg,

A hard freete at Hyntiugtou injur* ed the fruit crop. UMCLE SAM'S NERVE* IfQNE LINIMENT will reliere Sprains, Bruises, Neuralgia and Rheumatism. Soki by ail druggists. ' '

, XIIE ORPHAN’S llOMEr Her. L. B. Payae, Agent apdTrnste* el ' the Orphan’s Hm« at Macon, 8a., Writes a letter dated Feb. 4,’ 89. i ‘ I have been using Swift’s SpectMc ; with the children ot the orphan’s i home under my oharge with the best ; results. I begun its use between nine ! and ten years ago, ami have seen many i remarkable results. Quite a number of the children had I constitutional blood diseases resulting from the sins of the parents and every cue of these children were cured ol the horrible taint by the use of S.S.S There have also been scores of chib dreii in the institution whoso system: <they having been mostly without the Wnefits of parental care) were enervated by dirt eating and other foul prac: tiecs. Every one of lliese children have taken S. S. S. ami all have been signally beuefitted by it All hay* been cured who nave taken enough ol it. We bare also two inmates of tin home, subject to painful recurring it Hacks of vi-rsipclss. Neither cup imlirored under I lie treatment usual foi iho disease. Wncu all other medicine* was discarded and thov took 3. S. S. the cure in each case waUptick and permanent, for tliey have boon well tor live years aud there ha: been no return of Hhe disease. I I could tell much more of the remarkaI hie cures of blood disease by S. S. S for l hare seen it used ami know iu value. L. B. Pays a. Treatise ou Blood and Skin Diseases mailed fiee. > TIIE SW4FT SPECIFIC CO. Drawers, Atlanta, tia. Mr. Parnell says that it was reading Mr. Fronde’s work, “The English in (Miami,’’ that converted him Into t Home Ruler.

ror an iue ailments oi small cuudren there is no better remedy Ilian Dr. Bull’s Baby Syrup. All druggist! sell it. Price only 25 rent*. The bad effects of imprudence in eating and drinking are apaedily re moved, and the depression following eating is quickly banished by the use ofLaxador. Pri«e 25 cents a package Only three of the war governor; are now living—Blair, of Michigan Curtin, of Peunsylrania, and KifkIVood, of Iowa. It you’ve got a pain or ache or a bruise, Salvation Oil will reach tin ease instantly. Jprice 25 cents. Attention Voters.—By resolution passed by our Legislature, all good citizens are reouesicilgo use l>r. BttU’t Cough Syrup "mi recoiiiuieiid saint as the people’s remedy for Coughs Colds, etc. 25 cents.

Geologically ami miiierulogieafly Nicaragua is said to be the richesi spot III America._ A Safe lumtuieat. Is'one which is guaranteed tobrinjj you satisfactory results, or in case ol failure a return of purchase price. Oi this safe plait you can buy Irom out advertise*! druggists a bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery for cousuiiiplion. It is guaranteed to bring reliul in every case, when useil foranv alTeclion of Throat, Lungs or Chest, slid “as Consumption. Inflammation ol Lungs ltrouchitis Asthma, Whoop lug Cough, Croup, etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe and can always be depended upon Trial bottle free at J. II. Adams-J) Son's Drug-tore. .. .-hi Organized charity tiuoovers a mik tilude of sius.—(Puck.

Merit Wins. We desire to any to our ciiixens. that for years wo have been selling Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King’s Now Life Pills Burk leu's Arnica Salve, and Electric Hitters, ami have never handled renfedles that sell as well, or that have given sucli universal satisfaction. Wo do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, ami we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. TIkmc remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. J. ,11. Ada ins & Soil, Druggists. bl Senator Sherman will spend' the summer in Europe. Bnekton's Arnica Salve. The best Salve In the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcer*, Salt Jthenrn, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cure* Piles or no pay .-etpiireil. It U guaranteed to give jHtrfcct satisfaction, or monev refunded. Price Alois per bo*'. Hoi tale by J. U. Adam* & Son. ml4>yl mmams^msmsBa Kansas City has sixty miles of cable road.__ Ku.kkt's Extkm't or Tak & Wild CuKitar is a safe, reliable and pleasant remedy tor Coughs, Cold#, Bronchitis, A*l Inna, and all throat troubles; will rclieveand Itenefit Consumption. Try it and be convinced. Every bottle warranted ; price jOc. and •ne dollar tier 1*01tic. Add by all druggists. Prepared by the Eiumert Proprietary Co.. Chicago. 111. All the world is a failure as compared with a |Mditical resolution. Dou’t ruin your siouiaeli by using pills and cathartic mixtures advertised as a cure for indigestion. Chronic weakness of the digestive organs is the result. The best remedy for glvreal stregtli to itie liver ami kidneys is Or. Cuysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. It is not a mere reliel but truly cures impure blood, and all diseases ot the urinary and digestive organs._

The Bedford Catholics will crc-ct a handsome church edifice. • ————i— .. i EILERT’S DAYLIGHT LtVEK (’ILLS are a boon to sufferers from Sick lleadali., Sour Stomach, Torpid Liver and Indigestion. Sugarcoated, pleasant to take and warranted to go through bv daylight wwp*w—w— *1 Captain J. U. Allen ranks the. Tern Haute chess players. ?. HAPPY HOME BLOOD PURIPIEU is the People's popular Medicine for purifyinj^tho blood; preventing or curing Dyspepsia, Billion-mess, Headache, Bolls and a|| Fevers and qne dollar per Imttlc. UJfCLB SAMTJ Cq.VDITITION PQVJtpEU will opya Distempers Cough*, Cold*, Fevers and most of | disease to whfcli Ilqnos, Cattle,Sheep, IJogs and Poultry gre subject Sold j hr all druggists. ’ | SetlMaeadrertiaeiqsiiU are a bore to the I healthy, but they g re read with interest by 1 Um sick. —y*—» Shiloh's Cun will inoMdiatety retieT* • roup Whooping Cough and Bronchitis. | old by Or. J. W. Itergen.

J Consumption hateiyCa 4. 1- Toftbe Editor—Please inform y r readers . that I have a positive remedy foi w above ' named disease. By ita timely jse thou- • sand* et hopeless cases hare l a penuai nenUr cured. I shall be glad t send two 1 houses of my remedy nut* to* r of your , readers who have consumption they wil send me their express and pos office address. Respectfully, T. ii. SLOCUM. M. Q„ 181 Pea St,. Sew Yor*. JOylj Make home attractive by sin s having tbe'PBMOCRAT there. M. P. A VeV I LsvojrWeakness and deraqsed liven stomachs and bowels sitould never be ac; I on by irritants like common piiis. bran, e. Miles’ 1‘iUls cures liver complaint, c stipation. piles, etc., by a new method. S iupiesfree at Frank A Uornbrook’s. Prospects are good for an esc dent crop. r Blood V3. Not u (treat mistakes have been m de in the world, by supposing many norv s troubles were due to ban Mood. This Ik ache, fits, Nil*1 ness, sleeplessness, etc. e alwavs duello weakness or irriation ol he nerves of tile brain: dyspepsia, pain, vi id, ete. to weakness of the nerves of tt stomach: weak lungs is caused bv wea ess of the para: bllliousness. constipat », etc. to weakness of the liver or bowe : pains, irregularity, sterility. to derail* sent of the uterine nerves. For ail wt mess, I>r. Miles* great nerve and lintin fo surpasses all Other remedies. Trial hot a free at Frank A llorubrook’s Drug Su \ Ualsted’s appoiutment was go. Dipped Dea< Physiologists estimate that ti: heart does 5,000.000 pounds of work ear day. Mo wonder people drop dead wi wont out hearts. This could be prove Ml by Dr. Miles’ new aud great disoot y, the Mew Cure. Always commences w n you first begin to get short of breath.h*' weak.faint or smothering spells, pain oi tenderness in side, etc. Sold at Frank A >rnbrook’s. fio place ou earth any bette tor settlers than Southern Indiana.

Why Will Tou cough when dloh’a Cure will Kite immediate relief. ice 10cts •mill. Sold by Dr. J. W. Be jn. Bli'rowing a newspaper is kissing auotber niau's wife. o much like Croup, Whooping Cough*; Bronchltia ih. ~ immediately relieved bv 8! lob’s Cure. Sold by Dr. J. W. Bergen. Fruit is not killed vet, repo • to the contrary notbwlthita mling. Sleepless Nights, made wit able by that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cup; is the Remedy (or you. Sold By Dr J. ’ .Bergen. The matrimonial market (le fishes in this county just That Hacking Cough can so quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. \Yt guarantee it Sold by Dr. J. W. Bergen Platforms are often lor dec itlon—uot always in earnest. Shiloh's Cough and Const ption Cure is sold by us on a xu ran tee. ; cures Consumption. Solti bv Dr. J VC Bergen. Notice of Admin itration. N OTICE Is hereby given Mat the under signed has lawn appoint .1 by tbs Judge of tlie Circuit Court of Pike uuty, stnte <u Indiana. Administrator ofth<: state of Nathaniel Wilder, late of I’lUo n nty, deeeused. Kstdestatu is supposed to bi nolvout. JOSE « W1GOB. March 13, / mlnUtrnlor. Notice of Appointpnent Executors!i p. of NOTICE I* hereby given. i slgnttf Ima been appoint' of She Clyenb Court of hike I ...ih, s. ea * .d I • . ■ . , f f I, a i .e I Indiana.' Olmllsh^l •Swidesi March J •tun of the esti •- I’.ke county. I .posed • I, 1S.V'. Elds .11; at the u'i-’ by th »' sinty. K! t of Dr, . I V .-reuse- . solvent. . T. ruv t' ii, Ex- .-tor.

« [BAD MOOD » pauses Fnnv>, mho disordered ^ functions and &"M 1 weakness. Improper habits, ini roper food, exposure, iinprmiemt cte., causes bad blood. When «; a desire* a ivrfect Mood purir r, a true atrciigtboner of ever; part, a sure remover of swelling; sores, aches and loins, let physic ns prescribe that simple vegetable preparation, Dr. Ounotfi Yellc Dook and Sarsaparilla. It gin tone to the digestive and urina organs. It allays irritation of he mucous membrane. It lucre »the power ot endurance. It cvclops tho muscular system. If; routes a feel* ing of heart's ease. . builds up a broken down cor itutioa. It lengthens one’s let > of life. It gives perfect sotisla ion to either hex. Among intellii: nt communities it outsells ever other blood, liver and kidney ns tcine, as it is iu fact tlic jieoph choice, all owing to its romar bio cfflcacy, its pleasant taste uu its vsgetablo compositionUpLBis roweal •| IF a cold causes yo» juiek distress, you will breathe sler, you will rough less, you v; I strengthen and heal tho puli nary organs, yon will fee! bettc every way If you will oecaskw lly nse Dr. WisUr’s Balsam «C mid Chang. If you have inherit; consumptive tendencies, it is yot doty to keep tl is medicine hand “A stitch in time saves nine,” a 1 a timely use of Wistar’s Balsas will ward off rapid dediue and vroby be the cause of yonr ng ring » m* longer loam of life

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TRUSTEES NOTICES. V'OTICE Is hereby given to all parties lateresled that 1 will attend at my office la Stendal. • RVBRT TCESDAT, To transact business connected with the office of trustee of Lockhart township. All persons havtnc bu'siness with said office will please take notice. J. W. ET1LWELL, Trustee. NOTICE Is hereby given to all paitiea eon- • cerned, that I will be at my residence one mile east of Arcadia, EVERY TV ESI) AY, Toattend to business connected with office or Trustee of Monroe township. SAMUEL LOWE, Trust* V'OTICE Is hereby given, that I will be at iv my residence. EVERY THURSDAY, To Attend te business connected with the , office of Trustee of Logan township. business transacted exSILAS E#RK, truateeV'1' -;-—-;—r-T* VOTICK is hereby given to all parties eon ^ cerned that I will attend at my regidecee Every Monday, To transact bosluess connected with the office Trustee of Madison tow ship. . Positively no business transacted except OU odUC(*UUV)ts JAMES RUMBLE, Trustee. VOTICE Is hereby given to all persona In- *■’ tv rested that I will attend at my office at my residence. EVERY FRIDAY, to transact business connected with the office of Trustee of Marion township. All persons having business with said office will please take notice. W. F. BROCK, Trustee* : V'OTICE is hereby glveu to all parties eoncerned that I will uttend at ntf office EVERY DAY, To transact business connected with the office of Trustee of Jeffersonhewnahlp. ' K.W.HARRI8. Trustee.

Administrator’s Sale of Personal Property, v N OTICE Is hereby given, that the under* signed Administrator of the estate of Nathaniel Wilder, deceased, hue of. P*ke ntv, will otTer for sale at public oatory, at the late residence of the deceased, In Lofr, count hurt towushlp. Pike county. Indiana,«« a Thursday, April 11,18$*; the petsoodl property of aaM estate eonsisU ing.of Horse, wngou. eowg, bogs, household and kitchen, furniture, farmlug Implement* t« of all kinds; and various other articles. Male to begin at w o’clock a. ai. of said day. TERMS: Sums of three dollani and under cash: over three dollars a credit of twelve oaths will t ' " “ ‘ i merest at'ihi mi Ing note w: will bo given, the nnrehaaer axecutgood f«t hold enrety, bearing' until paid. ilx per eetrt per anhum from data. JOSEPH W1GKJS, Idm'r. Executors’ Sale of Personal Property. NOTICE Is hereby given, that the.nndecsigncd|Kxecutoroqtlnt estate of David W, Oladlsb. deceased, will olfrr for sale atpublh; outcry at the late residence of the deceased In Uadiecn township, Pike county. Indiana, on , 8ATCRDAY, APRIL 2M889, estate not of Hones,and In tiny granary,f fanning Implement*, household nud. furniture, and other articles too nuntV erour to locution, TERMS: On all sums of *5 and under, cash 1 J on all sums over K> credit ofaht months wilt be given, purchaser giving note with approved surety, bearing Interest at • per oent. from la of sale, and waiving taller from valuation tjaws. Mats la bagla at 8 a. an ELIJAH T. PO'