Pike County Democrat, Volume 19, Number 47, Petersburg, Pike County, 11 April 1889 — Page 3

4 Ire Ira Going to have that old dress made over nssin? You know your neighbors talked to-au-.' you wore it laat season. Have •* • Bouae pride. Stop at the Famous and see the • pretty new style* of I>re*a Goods, you *an buy for a mere aoug. Double width Serge or Cashmere, any color, lining, thread, button», reeds, whaleboue. 4c, complete, $a.;ilt.! Almost as cheap as caliso. Only, see our j pretty Use of Dress Goods in nil the new j ■hades from V- to $1.30 per yard. All the j ! mil Hiinmtajp under the sun. If you are ‘ y even a gingiihm dress, don’t forget that : »- Cwsv* have the NEWEST and sell the CHEAPEST. New arrival of those haiidm,« Headed Wrap*. Our drat invoice is alt *.-)<!. These are beauties. When you can liny a nice Chemise, Skirt, Gown or P an era for Me why nu earth wid you per- j • Hiatjn making them? There is not a uur-j chant .hi* side of

I hot can aril-you M pretty law curtain*, taped Ml length, with pole* ami fixture*, for 11 50 a pair, aa our*. We hare all the l ev at) lea in Curtain*, Scrim*. Drapery, i,, seethoae curtaln“|»la» wllh 1>ra%* fix* $turva for 34c, or three lor |l.00. juat what ■ "h> re get 73c for. See our new at vie* of e',u | a; otar 10<> pattern* all new to select ft .iu.v We at ill have a nice line of men ami lv>v»’ clothing we w ill twit you on a Dry (.Mil’ profit. Afao a aplentlitl line of.j -t'rea e, Cruah ami stiff Hals. Don’t forget those StiillcT'a Shoes fur ladle*. ‘-Tlo J 'ust j <1: hue a* paper on *e wall." I, argrove s l iiK LOWEST PRICED BOI SE IN TOWN,

MOItKI. COM MX OH YES! OH YES!!

Tin Wall Paper is in the house, marked and half sold.^ *TES OLD MU B® Goods well boueht are That is the Reason I.1. EiriM J Makes the above State* ment. But it not only holds good on the WALL PAPER, But on the immense stock ' WlOW i HUB, PA I NTS: of all kinds. Alabastine, Ochre, All the Colors in Oil. irwClad,DrjColors,Tnrpcntine, Japan, Wbite Lead, Linseed Oil, Varnishes of all kinds, Sts.. *tc. . *•••• —A "I ha?e a few more of those Elegant Hanging-Lamps yet unsold, at half their value. Come early. Pint1 come, first served. he urn n nun Food is still at its silent bat sure work, Glutting the Market. but the groceries mark the difference in the sise of tiie eggs, and are of* Nmg great INDUCEMENTS for eggs guar-\ anteed by The Fanners m»ml b«u iiki.tc raw

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THE PIKE COUNTY DEMOCRAT. THURSDAY APRIL 11.1889. J _ _- "items ok interest. “■Manic CrlstP.” King k Franklin again._ Opera House Mnudiv night. Saucer, Owen c Minty, will bore for g»*- _ UemrinU'r tliai we ue^ what you our us. Mrs. Nancy Ctav, S^>aN, IwL, is iducly-one rears old. Oiw.il sighs for ajirvv rail nan!. Wiuslow Joes likewise. A capital idea—where will Oklahoma's capital Ik- erected ? The lir»t circus of I ho season will Appear in Petersburg April 24. Bloomfield ha- decided to incorporala by a majority off forty votes. Pmey county has a very discredilable |MKir house, ami wauls a new one. The 'grand jury, just a.ljou rm-d in Owen rouufv. r<-turned forly-one lulict incuts. Go ami see Frank l.injou in “Mouto ! Iirislo” at the Ojiora House tit-xt VlonJay night. School ill Orwell is 'aid to be floursliing, under the management of 'lark and ('lurk. Hilutiugborg bas Voted for a city ■barter by a vote of 282 to 70. Not a "nil vote was polled. TW survivors of thcTnb regt. In«l. ,-ol«., held a reunion at Columbus, Iud , Friday and Saturday. Fou Salk.—I have for sale a- good lentle family mare on easy terms. Inquire at ll.ie Miibimi Hotel, This comity supports a large ninn*cr of Spring schools, as compared villi those sustained only a few years Igo.__*? Chicago bas 000 hydraulic elevaor* in South Side buildings alone. I'bey u«e 30,0(0.000 gallons of water tally. Mr. I.. 15. Soften, of the Washington Smette, will probably suecoed in «c--nring the j«osimastership at that dare. ■* T'io farmers of Jackson county arc Hiking of starting a binder twine facory. Why not start one jn Pike -ounty ? .• Humor has it that the Vincennes Truth Is to be c<>uverted into a Prolibiiionist journal, with Homer Bocks is its editor.

Work on J. B. youngs new re«iienee, to be built on tipper Main it reel, commenced latt week, and i« .oiug on apace. The admission to Kiug& Fraiiklljfs| SVtfr Colossal Show and Wild West Itas been reduced to 25 eeuts, and everybody should see it. Kay Dysou ami W'altcr Mitchell bad a set-to on onr streets, Friday. So bones were broken but the “scuffle was hart! on old clothe*.” —... t ■„ On the 1st iust. President Harrison lent the name of Jaiuos X. Huston to Ihc Senate for confirmation, to he IYeasurer of the United States. Oatsvillc will get it* sliarc of beliefs from tiie Vincennes, Oakland City uul Owensboro railroad, and Union ihinks there is nothing else so good. Correct, too. Farmers may expect to find a good many troublesome insect* left over fVom Iasi rear, the winter not having been cold enough to destroy its usual proportion. Perry Bennett, who attempted suiride at Itushville a few days ago is lead. His wound killed him. lie made it by biaown hand, and thus be suicided after ail. Robt. Slocum, an unterrified and uuconqnered Democrat, of Boone county, still maintains a pole 150 feet high. A Cleveland and Thurman streamer floats from its top. Trustee Rumble, of Madison township, has the thanka ot this office for substantial favors. Mr. Rumble makes a good trustee, aud should, be indorsed by all Madison township.

Oklahoma will be open for settlement ou hnster-day. It is a fine Easier egg, ami those who crack it successfully will bq,“iu clover,” but hfrj who U not successful will be, iu the "soup.” __ We have a line line of job material j which will lac pnulod ami sold cheap-1 er than you can get the same at auy city of towu away from here. By calling early you can secure a choice bargain. It is coming April 24, with its world - famous features, King & Franklin's New Colossal Show and Wild West, it is more than double| i its former rasluess. Sec the grand free street owrade. Wife of l.iuk Carter, of .Madison |township, near White river, died of 1 foyer'at her home last Thursday, and j |was buried at WaliHit Hills. Friday, j SiiC loaves a husband and two children. both quite young. We iiave reports from the Wiuslow : |»piiiig school that are encouraging, j It is well. Every lowu in the county, j and every district where it can be done, should have a seleet school be-: sides the regular Winter term. A mad dog was killed on main] street Saturday attsrnoon. Every! dog should be tuuallcd throughout j the Slate. Many in Fotersburg are ! muuled. and the others should bo, j or should be Immediately shot. ^ Miss Ruth Stocks, successor to Miss ] Sarah Osborn, has just returned from j Indianapolis with a full assortment of' Millinery (roods, Novelties and Notions, to be sold cheap. An iuvitntion is extruded to all to call aud exatuiue tier goods. The Air Id no Railroad will be finally turned over to the Mackey syn- j dleate at the annual meeting of thej stockholders to he held at Mt. Carmel in May. At that time Mr. Mackey will be|ohosenU* pres id e n t .—Hoo* - ci'U A'aoinrer. Win. Pray, hor*e jockey of Frank•ort. Itid., Friday evening, in a tit of jealousy, killed- bis wife, and then j placing the pistol to his head, blew out his own brains. Ilis wife had re- j fused to live with ititn because of his ; abuses. For. this be conttuittc-d the j crime. It is called the Luutttt, and lead it1 doe*. We refer to the road machine' sold by Miam A Pennington, of Vincennes. It is a light, stroug and durable machine with no side draft. Trustee Smith and everybody who have seen it operate, pronounce it the ; best and lightest draft machine they ; have seen. It is easy work on teams atul yet the same force will do the; roads more good in one dav than they j ever have (tone or can do in two days < without a machine of some sort.

•fames T. Curry, of Monroe township, called at this-office, Saturday. He Is an advocate of irne Democracy, I and believes iti its principles, ofj course. To prove’his allrgience he ■ sent to baby-laud for a new voter on- i ly last week. The young fellow caine I In on time,, and inquired of -its dad" j who will be the next Democratic candidate for President. Currv is so happy than he lias to employ two of! his neighbors to hohl’tiim. Tlio Chid Fellows request us to | print the following: The 70lh Auniversarv of Odd Fellowship in the U. S. A. will be celebrated by the members ot Pacific Lodge No.M75 I. O. O. F. at (he fair grounds on April 26th. Grand Master Harper will tie present, and the Grand Secretary B. F. Foster has been j invited and will moat likely be here.} All members and friends of the order i are invited to come and bring wellj tilled baskets and speud the day. The. new hall of Pacific Lodge will be; dedicated at night. An excellent pro- j gram will be published in due time. | By order to Lodge; April l*t. A well organized baud of perhaps 12 or 14 mou, masked in approved style, well armed and evidently in their right minds, visited theoutskirts of town Inst week and paid their .respects to two families, or individual members of two families. They first reigned up at the house of W. T. Masteraon, whollvcs near the cemetery and gave him some instruction he would do well to heed. Tliev next called on Jim Ciows, a colored man whose wife is a white woman, and left order* for hitn. If their admonitions are not obeyed, these citizens will soon receive their attention again. —Newburg teadsr.

A CAPTURED HORSE THIEF. T THE 1*R1!K0>' WALLS BRING 1IIM TO HIS SENSES. And He Writes A Letter Bewailing Ills Condition. On the 2d. lust., one John Donl^v, in the employ of Jasper Davidson, of near Union, this comity, rode a horse belonging tor Mr. Davidson, to Petersburg. lie left hereon that day with the horse which, it is believed, he aimed to steal. His action aroused suspicion, and parties were sent in pursuit. Samuel Smith overtook the mail ou the horse at London, in M trim county, and brought .him and bom back to Petersburg, On Thursday last. A preliminary trial befliiro 'Squire Fields resulted in Donley's confinement in jail in default of bond which was placed at $o00, where • he awaits trial at the Pike eirenit cotjfrt. June term. After being confined, in jail, Douley wrote a letter to Mr. Davidson, which has fallen into ©nr hands, and which we take the liberty Jo publish, as follows : * "Mr. Davidson; Dear Sir,—I suppose you now have a Very had ciplnion of tue. I cannot blame you, tor I have acted badly, though I had mot thought of trying to run away with Jour horse; and if you had not sent RVr mo I should have been back as toon as I got in my sober senses. I game to Petersburg with nothing bu! honest intentions, and it I had not fell in with parties that got me filled up on poison whisky I would have returned the day 1 left, fur you would ho the last geutlemaii in the world that I would think of doing a wrong thing to. O! Sir, if you knew nay heart and could read thero what shame I feel I am satisfied that you would see that I had uo intention of wronging you. From the hottoniiof my heart 1 beg all of you to forgive me and torget that you ever knew nn unfortunate soli. No matter where I go or wiiat may befall me, I will never forget the kindness of you amd your family, hoping that through this note you will see that I appreciate your kind fcelings.for me, I will close bringiniug myself your uiiforiunate servant Jonx DoM.ey.jj’ I*. S. Please he so kind as to send my clothes to me. The shoes I had When I came to your house you will find on the shelf in the closet in my room tied up in a paper. Yours, J. Donley.

A CARD, Editor Democrat: Sir,—I desire ‘.pace in the columns ut your valuable paper, to publiely express my thaulcs to Sam Smith, George Gullick, f-Ink Falls. Will Tislow, and others, for the valuable aid rendered iu regaining my horse, which was taken from your towu on Tuesday, April theSud., which resulted in Mi. Smith capturing the tuan while on the auimal's back. These gentlemen willingly entered the case with a zeal and determination never togiveit up untill -Frank,’ the family favorite, was agaiu restored to his owner. I beg to assure them that myself nnd family retain for each the highest possible esteem. JasrKR Davibsox. Marriage Licenses. J. W. Gantly and Sarah M. Mitiey, William G. Blair and Margaret Galdemvear, Charles A. Whitman and Rosa E. Nicholson, Francis Scraper and Emma Whithead, Joseph Q. Davis and James Arnold, John Keith and Sarah A. Norrick. The Frauk Linden Coiupauy, whlch( will appear at the Opera Mouse next Monday uightL comes to our town very highly recommeuded. They have heretofore played in larger towns than Petersburg, but as they had an open engagement for the 15lh, Mr. Fleming managed to get them to our town, and our people should turn out and greet them with a large house, as it will be the beat show we hare had the pleasure of seeing this season. They wain in Evansville a few days ago and the newspapers spoke of them in the highest terms. Mr. Linton carries his own sceuery, and will present “Monte CrUto” for the first time in our city. Seat* are now on sale at the poaloffice.

PURELY PERSONAL. Ex-Superintendent Milam, or£1101 county, was in our town Saturday. DeWitt Q. Chappell and Miss Ann* | Somerville wot iu Evansville Monday. Miss Nealy Kepley returned Satur- ' day from an extended visit to Evansville. Auditor Bethel! is now a resident 01 ! Wiuslow, having moved his family to that place, Monday." Chao. II Kelley, of Myrtle Lodge, No. 19, K. of P., of Jeffersonville, lud., Sundavcd in Petersburg. Juiucs Reed, Squiro at Iola, was in Tuesday ou legal business. Mr. R. makes an excellent officer. County Attorney T. I). LeMasters has some handsome stationery, which was prepared at this office. W. 11. Taylor, of Vincennes, ami daughter ‘"Dotiie,” visited relatives here Sunday, returning Monday, Miss Lizzie Martin, of Oakland City, visited,friends and relatives in Petersburg the latter part of last week. Rev. N. F. Gill, of Dubois county, called ou tbe Democrat, ThursdGp'. The-Rev. is a staunch Prohibitionist. Oakland Enterprise: Dt. Win Kepley and wife, ot Petersburg, spent Sunday here with their sou, 11, B. Kepley and family. Elder Win. Gammon preached a series of sermons at the Arnold church east of this place, Friday, Saturday, and Sunda y. John II. Selby,of Wheatlaud, Knox county, eallud to subscribe, Monday. Mr. Selby was formerly one of Pike county’s favorite sons. Alviu Traylor, oue of our oldest subscribers, came in Saturday to settle with the Democrat, Mr. T. Is a Jeffersonian Democrat of the purest sentiments. J. W. Wilson, attorney ofthis place, accompanied toy Ids wife, are in New Orleans, Louisiana, where.they will visit for a mouth, wheu they will return to this plaee. Misses Sadie aud Ktfie Posey, of thii plaee, gave -a party to their many friend* last Thursday evening. It was a pleasant affair, and the favored guests enjoyed thetnsclver exceedingly Turner G. Brashear, student of the Chicago Theological school, was liert from Friday until Tuesday, when he started to Knox county, in which he will preach at two parishes during the summer.

.miss i_sme uiagen emeriainpu a number of the elite yf thja town at her father's residence, on Main street, last Thursday evening. Music, songs aud dances enlivened the occasion tt the delight of all. L. E. Cade, of Greeu eonuty, had some job work doue at this office last week, lie had the same job done at Vincennes but as it was noudoue to suit him, ho gave the Democrat a trial, aud was well pleased. Jasper Scraper, of near Otwell, hat patronized the Democratic papers ol Pike county .for,a quarter of a century, aud has always been a reader ol the Democrat, lie is aga u a renewal, for which he has our thanks. Pike County Kfader: Miss Sarah Uisgen, Petersburg, after spending several days with her sister, Mrs. G. B. Ashby, returned home, Tuesday. -Will l'islow aud George Gulliuk, Petersburg, were in town Wednesday. limner Kelso called at this office Saturday, while ou his way from Lebanon, Tennessee, where ho has been attending the theological school. He will perhaps spend some three mouths | preaching', aud will then return to continue study at Lebanon. L_ Henry Colemamyof near Otwell, called Tuesday to renew. Mr. C. has a copy of the Petersburg Jleporter, published here in 18tiL He has been a patrou of the Democrat ever since it was published atOtwell, as the Otwell HemUl, mom than a quarter ol a ccutury ago. Washington Gazette,: George W. Uullick, of Petersburg, wa n lu the city today.-Sam Williams, of Pike county, waa in the city to-day, on business.-Mrs. Beatrice lammond waa iu the city to-day eu route home to Vincennes, tram Petersburg.Miss Ida Clendenuen, of Petersburg, who has been visiting at Vincennes, is iu the city.

Olivers Steel andf Chilled Plows are the lightest draft, do the best work, and will work in any kind of soil

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OLIVERS PLOW REPAIRS OP ALL BINDS! Call and get our prices before buying. SHAWHAN & BOONSEOT

Mrs. Louisa Older, of Princeton, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Win. Liibs, of this place. Died, Sunday, April 7.1880, at 6:55 o’clock P. M., John F. Trafzcr, aged 65 years. The funeral took place from his late residence at 3 o'clock P. M. Monday, April 8lh. Interment at W&luut Hills, Cemetery. He came to this country from Gerifcanv, at the age of 8 vr$. For a long time he has been a citizen of this p%-e, and was held In high esteem by nis fellow men. He leave* a wi/c, but tio children, as all are dea<L • j Aftcrthe solicitation of many farmers and citizens of this county who are interested in the improvement of the horse-stock, Mr. J. \V. McCarty, of Washington, lml., has concluded for the convenience of these parties to send bis famous and well-known Stallion Brook Curry hero on MonMay and Tuesday of each week during the season. It is needless to Say any thing concerning the merits of this famous animal, as many of his |(get are owned in this county, all ol which arc models of beauty, and must he seen to bo appieciated. tf Sullivan Democrat: The father of Mrs. Ben Harrison, an old gentleman named Scott, about 80 years of age, had a clerkship in the peusion department when Geu. Black took charge of the department. lie permitted the old man to keep his place. Gen. Harrison returns the compliment by removing Black in three weeks and appointing the man who said in a speech at this place last fall that hell was tull of Democrats. Speaking of Black’s removal the Union says: “There is more ‘gallant’ officials who may prepare to follow the ‘gallant Black.” That is not from the pen of the protection editor but emanated from the big brain of the Clydesdale-Morgan-llambleton-ian horse editor. Strayed A male Alderney calf, about 4 months old, Fawn color, small size. Anyone kuowiug where it is, please report to It. It. Kmc, Petersburg. , Mrs. Itichardson has just put on the market a very handsome line of ornamental flowers for ladles’ hats, bouquet ta, &e.

Billmeyer & Montgomery have brought on some Rue Buggies which you should exainiuc before buying elsewhere. Joe Patterson & Co. have moved I into their new mammoth implement ; house 911 Depot street, ouc half square I from Main. > Before buyiug a cultivator, exam* : ine the Hamilton at Billineyer & j Montgomery's. Buy a Bucher ft Gibbs Plow point*, interchangablc steel or chilled, best plow on the market. Sold by Joe J Patterson ft Co. Everything in ihe millinery line—, | newest styles—-excellent goods—rca- { sonable rates’—at Mrs. Richardson's. FOR | Pianos Organs and Sewing Machines j call on Joe Patterson ft Co. Ladiesdesiiing a handsome hat at I reasonable rates will do well to call ! at Mrs. Kiehardsons. _ Go to Joe Patterson & Co. and buy j you a good Buggy for a little aioncv. Mrs. Richardson, still leads in millinery goods. — j Buy the B ucher ft Gibbs Plow of Joe Patterson ft Co. Lamps, School Books and School Supplies at Dr. J. W. Bergen'#, and at the most reasonable rates. Library and other handsome Lamps at Dr. J.’W. Bergen's. Wall Paper and School Books cheap at Dr. J. W. Bcrgen'a. Hot lunches served at all hours by WmIIisgen, Sb. School Books at Dr. J. W. Bergen’s. HfUafc There will be a meeting of the stockholders of the Vincennes, Oakland City and Owensboro railroad company in the town of Oakland City, Ind., Wednesday, May 1, 1889, at 1 j -o’clock p. iu. By order of the board' of directors. C. W. Bransfoko, 28-tL v Secretary..

•kTngTFRANKLIN'S* New COLOSSAL Show TXTTZLJZD TJTTEST

DOG FACE BOY BEFORE THE CZAR -A MIGHTY CONGRESS OF k WORLD-FAMOUS FEATURES! A splendid Amusement Organisation, known throughout the length and bretultli of the land. To apeak of its Rare Merits is a useless task. Suffice it to say that while this year it is more than DOUBLE ITS FORMER YASTNESS In all departments,.the price of admission is reduced One Hundred percent.

TROUPE OF PERFORMING STALLIONS I ! Imported and Educated Expressly for this ShowTlO Beautiful Female-dirial Ailists. l‘> Earth's Great Human Marvels. i TEE MOTEIXSONS OF MOMUS. * Sixteen Xllipution Ponies. In Surprising and Beautiful Performances. TBOUFS OF <3:"g"^3Sr^A-S JSl ,7-TRIBES CXF INDIANS - 7 In their War-Like Display and Wonder!ul Equestrian Sports. TROUPE OF WIRE WALKERS ! ~tUFE 0 ON v THE * PLAINS^* " And thpllllugly contrasting rhe Wild West of the New World with the Classic Pastimes ot the Old; Introducing Cowboys, Western Indiana and Mexican Vaqueros. The most Novel and Complete exhibition of the kind every projected, including every tvpcof manhood known to those who dwell on the Wilil Frontier, or Just Over the Bonier. An exhibition that is not a show but a fact. GRAND FREE STREET "PARADE Two Performancaa Daily, at 1 and 7 o’clock p. m.

J. B. YOUNG & CO. Are better prepared than ever liefoie to offer yon bargains. We now have a fine line of I3ress • Goods, ^STAPLE DRY GOODS*AXD AX ELEGAXT LINK OK tCLOTHINGt That fits better tbau auy you can get elsewhere. We have a splendid line of <E3!.-£JXS>* -of the latest styles. And indSJLO E Sto . . we still take the lead, both for ladles and V gentlemen. We still keep a fill I line of ^ THE DOUGLAS SHOES, which heal all alike for durability. We easi muse veu prices as low as the lowest, and give you a little more for the money invested than any one else. Come and see if we are not right. J. B. YOUNG & CO. Executors’ Sale of Personal Property. TOTICE la hereby given, that tlia > under* , t slgnedlKxecntoroqthe estate of David W. Sladlsh. deceased, will offer Mr sate at public ptcry at Ute late residence of the deceased In vdison township, Pike county. Indiana, on SATURDAY, APRIL 80, 18S»» of said estate cot of Horses, and In the Alt the personal property of said esl taken by the widow, consisting of Cattle, Hogs. Wheat In the Held an_ - ■ granary, fhraitng Implements, Itouathold and Kitchen furniture, and other articles too nnmeronr to mention. TERMS: On all sains of Hand under, cash: nverlSacredUofsl* months will on ail sums over toa be given, ed surety, date of Side*_ and appndamnsntlaww o’clock a. m. lblJAIi T. IT> •Stoi-St. , purchaser giving note wit ■.bearing Interest at »p*r« lie, and waiving relief men note with apptov*

CITIZENS OF PIKE CO.! When you want anything in the way HARDWARE!! -YOU SHOULD CALL OXJOHN II. McATEE. a o He has just located at Oakland City,r; Where can be rounds one of the beat linee of HARDWARE, ST0YES,E • • • • 9 GRaTES, tinware. SHEET IRON ami COPPERWtRE Eeocoupiis the old stand of ToDn-n. *W. BellAdministrator’s Sale of Personal Property. NH-OTICK I* hereby given, that the under- ■ signed Administrator of the eelnto of Nathaniel Wilder, deceased, late i< Pk« county, will offer ftn- sale at public outcry at the late residence of the deceased, lu Loekiiurt towiwhip. Pike opuoty* Indiana, on Thursday, April 11,1889, the personal property of said estate oonslstng of Horse, wagon, cows, hogs, household ng 01 worse, - ind kitchen furniture, farming InipleiuentH »f all kluds, and various other articles. Sale o begin at le o’clock a. in. of said day. TRRM8: Sums «Tthree dollars and ash; over three dollar, a credit of t—.... oouth* wfflbejttw nf^„f,u"-uh“*r {S* Si"