Pike County Democrat, Volume 20, Number 7, Petersburg, Pike County, 4 July 1889 — Page 3

Don't von think any body that would'nt buy Yin at that price foolish? We sell ’em that way; that la, when you buy the goods mentioned below. We bought a drummer’s Hue of samples of Hosiery from one of the largest Notion Houses in Cincinnati at about one-third cost price. Ladies' Hisses' and children's Hosiery of every dcscrl|»tion and price. There is GUilo*. and only 1 pair of a kind, from the cheapest cotton to theffnest lisle. In order to give our , \ sf our purchase, wo have placed them on a router counter in lots of Sc, 10c, IS, and 36c. They are worth three times the pi ke. There'sall colors and shades. •——- We have also included in this gold $$$ sale all our ladies' and children's Cambrio uuderwear. Wa have placed them in Iota, (same us hosiery) and offer them at SOo, BOe, 40c, 50c and Tic. They consist of ladies' plain ebsmile, ladies' |>laiit drawers,-ladles’corset covers embroidered, chihlrco's lace edged draws, children's lawn dresses. These ull belong to 1st No. 1, ami go at SOo. You will hod the same bargain# in the other lots. These garments arc all made of good muslin und nicely trimmed. What is the use of sewing and sweating this hot weather, when you can get ready made garments for the cost of plain muslin? Come early for the above bargains; they ran'! last long. If vsu had seen the crowd that was in our store last Friday yeu would know there was truth in Friday as ‘-Our It^psin Dav.j’ Come ami see for yourself. . • EMOTE HO., The Cheapest Cash Sion in the United States.

VOltL'l. COLl'SN. OH YES! OH YES!! ;The Wall Paper is in the house, marked and Q-- half sold. *TE OUI MI E* Goods well bought are That is the Beaton L lUnik Makes the above Statement But it not only holds good on the WALL PAPER, Bnt on the immense stock, rnnvtSM, PA I NTS of all kinds. JAlabastine, Ochre, ' All the Colors in Oil. | Iron Clad,DryColors,Tir peatine, Japan, White Lead, Linseed Oil, Varnish es of all kiuds, 3Bte. hare a lew more of those Elegant Ranging-Lamps nit unsold, at half their' rake. Gome early. First; oomt, first serveo. lOHnn Food is still at its silent but tan work, Glutting the (Market. but the groceries mark the difference in the sise of the eggs, and are sfgroat INDUOE1 for eggs guaribyThe Farmers m«« i4i .1 HOI'UTBROOK.

THE PIKE CODNTT DEMOCRAT. .- ■■ ■ THURSDAY Jl%.Y 4, 1889. ITEMS OP INTEREST. Ah a rule Man's a fool, When It's hot * He wants it cool, When it's cool lie wants it hot, c Always wanting,^ What it’s not.

Celebrate. The Nation'* holiday. Clean up your trash. Today is the ga-lorious Fourth. Wanted—“Rough on mosquitos.” The blackberry season l#*at baud. School Books at Dr. J. W. Bergeu's. How do you enjoy warm weather ? Pure leaf lard at Fleming & Son's. Court'will convene again after harvest _ 0 Best pickles In town at Fleming & Sou's. > ■■■■-■-. ' Star Tobacco 40 cts. per lb at Fleming & Sou's. liuntingburg claim* to have oia a building boom. White fish by the pound or kit at Fleming £ Sou'*. Niue new rooms have beeu added to the Farmers’ Hotel. Wall Pajicr aud School Books cheap at D..4. W. Bergen’s. The festive mosquito makes .nigh t hideous with his revelry. Library aud other haudsome Lamps at Dr. J. W. Bergen's. A friend that sticketh eloser than a brother—the mosquito. Try oiffiue Breakfast Bacon very chea|>, Fleming A Sou's. Juflgcfr black gave the Vincennes library a tine lot of books. ^ The remains of a mastodon were recently found in Vigo county. Choice sugar cured .hams at the very lowest price* at Fleming* Son's. Army worms have been doing damage in Klkliart county. A new fiVl.UOl) court house is to be erected at Itichmoml. Vincennes iiad a local, but uncalled for, excitement ovey small pox lately. 1 keep the very best Cincinnati lageroeer. WmIIisokx, Sit. A railroad is under prts-e** of construction tmm Kluora to Richmond. Johnstown, l‘a_, jtcople declare the <lam alwve them must not be rebuilt. Shooting a gas well will be one of the Fourth of July attraction* at Salem

a hundred anti thirteen years ago today we became free American citizens. The recent clear weather has greatly facilitate*! the grading of the at reels. ■ Mi-sea Ella ami Lula Hargrave entertained a number of friend* last Friday night. Lamps, School Rooks and School Supplies at Dr. J. W. Bergen**, audjat the most reasonable rates. I-ogausport elected a woman as principal of schools. Her name is Adua Leltoes. The fiuest and cheapest line of teas overwrought to towu rau be found at Fleming & Sous’. There will be a Song Service at the C. I*. Church Sunday evening, beginning at 7:3t> p, in. Today is the 113th anniversary of the declaration of Independence hv the American colonies. Evansville is laboring to secure ear works and has haif the uecessarv capitai subscribed that is necessary. Efforts are lieiug made to organize a. oompnny ta bore for gas, so we have been informed. Talk the matter Knox county also finds itself In the bauds of three county superintendents. The Lord pity the poor teachers! The finest line of bananas, orauges Lemons, candles etc constantly on haud at lowest prices at Fleming & Sou’s. Bloomington will employ fourteen teachers this year. All of them are women. Margaret H. McCain it principal. Leon o. Bailey ami John W. Kern have formed a law partnership at In*; dianapolls for the general practice in nil the courts. The property formerly owned by Fred Poetker has been sold to Thos. 1L Dillon, of Jasper. lie will practice law at this place. Mine host Lory has refurnished the Farmere'Hetel in nice style making it one of the moat elegantly furnished biases ia town. One of the oldest ami most reliable of the large business houses employing agents wants a number ot men at once, on salary. See their advertisement in this issue headed “A Chance to Make Mosey* 4 . Any of oar readers wanting poaisitfons rtght of on salary and expenses paid, with as old and reliable firm, should refer at once to the advert!*ment in another column fomM “A

Children*’ Day at the C. P. church waa observed teat Sunday evening in an interesting, pleasi.ng and profitable exercise. It was a pronounced WardenPatteu holds that a parole permanently releases a convict, unless he is arrested and convicted on anotlier chirp and that the Governor has no authority to order his recommits!. Reports are ceonins in to the effect that the watermelon crop will be a failure. Mark our words for it; there will be more melons than can be disposed of by sbipmeut or home consumption, pr both.

There were no services at the Methodist and Presbyterian churches Sunday evening. The members of those churches showing due courtesy in going to the C. P. church, where Childrens’ Day was observed. Juvenile boys in Vermilion countykilled a boy recently, put his body in a pond and then went home. Ills body was found there, stabbed, and a bullet hole iu his head. The boys, all quite young, will be tried for murder. _ Remember Flemings It Sou are prepared to furnish your tables with the freshest and nicest of everything that the market cab afford at the very low est prices and deliver same iu your kibheu promptly and accurately, give therna trial._ The supreme court has decided that the saloon-license is uot a contract, that it is a special tax and that it must lie paid ou passage ot city or town ordinance. This will prevent saloonkeepers from taking out low iiceuse to heat an increase for a year. Dout forget soiuethiug to much to each and every ones interest—that you cau buy more sugar, more coffee, more good lea and more of everything else kept in a first class grocery store. for the same mouev at Fleming & Son’s, than any other House in town. The now Methodist church at Jasper has been dedicated. It is an ornament to the town ami a credit to the protesiants of the place. The Catholics there also deserve much credit for the work done by them, as they contributed money and material to (lie enterprise. The stockholders of the lluutingbtirg Bank recently held a meeting and decided to creel a commodious building ou tlie northwest corner of Fuurlh and Geiger streets. A committee Was appointed to draw up plans, s|wcifieations etc., to be sub» | mined at a future meeting. We had the insure of printing a | banner for the Otwcll celebration j which was held today. It was preI seated to the Sunday school present with the largest delegation. We have not learned wind school wou the banner; but whatever school got it is now iu possession of a handsome present. The Supreme court of Indiaua holds [ that where one railroad company goes ■ entirely out of existence h.v being eoni sulidatcd with another, if no arrangej menu arc made respecting the properly and liabilities of the first company, the new cotupony will succeed to all the property and bo answerable lor all the liabilities.

Matt Hurley, ot Evansville, convicted of larceny, while a “trusty" in the Prison South, and having but one mouth to serve, esca|ied and was recaptured in llliuoiau Meanwhile an indictment has been found by the Clark county grand jury, it being a felony to escape from prison, the min- > iniutn punishment of which is two I rears. Washington Advertiser: Alva I, Harrington, of Pike county, whose conflict with the pension laws has ati traded so much attention iu the ! newspaper*, was fined last Friday by Judge Woods and sentenced to the ! Pike comity jail for a term of ten j day*. Harrington pleaded guilty recently to the charge ot perjury iu making out a pension claim. William Bolden, of Bridgeport, j Knox couuty, found upon his door i »tep a bundle of switches, with a note i signed by “Sons of White Caps.” iu ; which lie was threatened if he failed | to give his girls liberty to work out. i This fnghteued hi;u into utoviug his [family to Vincenue*, where he suc- ! <■'ceded iu having warrants Issued | against George Games and others under suspicion. The gas area of Iudiaua is 163 miles I loug aud 63 miles wide, and contains i 381 paying wells. This daily aggreI gate flow of gas is 600,000.000 feet, of which probably 100,000,000 are wasted. The average flow of gas per well is 1,500,000 feet. Seventy-nine manufactories have located iu Indiana in the past two yean oaaccouut of the discovery or gas. Says the Winslow Leader: The F. M. B. A. picnic to be held July 27, will be a grand affair and we expect to see a larger crowd in Winslow than waa ever here at any one time before. An enjoyable time is anticipated, and all rare shall be takeu that each one enjoys himself and that the best of order shall prevail, as police will be appointed who will set down on all drunken galoots who try to destroy the peace. The Stendal Comet band was recently organised as follows: B. M. Scales and Jna Stillwell, on Ep; F. IliUmeyer, IVmcipal Bp; Otto Bauermeieter, lat Bp; Erast Meyer, 2d. Bp; E, A. Scales and Dave Duckworth altos; Adolphus Powers, 2d. tenor; W. Eilert, baritone; J. Stilwell, tuba: Fred Solomon, drummer. By a little practice and effort on the pert of the ia a

Miss Mattie Carsou is visiting friends at Bedford. J. II. Clevelond ins been made postmaster at Glcxen. Col. A. W. Carpenter, of Evansville, was here Saturday. Frank Pitts is at Salem visiting the family of hit mother. Miss Mamie Muir is the gnest of; Mrs. O. 11. Haas at Priuceton. Samuel Dillon, of Otwell, was in Petersburg, the first of the week. Mrs. George Hillman has returned from a visit to Bedford relatives. Key. T. G. Bras hears, of Wheatlaud, is here speudiug the week. Mrs. Clara Hibbard, of Pocaton ica, III., is visiting her mother Mrs. Isaac: Lane. Elder J. \Y, Richardson went to Birdseye last week to preach*a funeral sermou.

Dr. 1. H. LaMar anti wife visited the Doctor's parents iu Spencer county last Sunday. Postmaster IV. C. Adams commenced his official duties Monday T. K. Fleming retiHug. William Pfohl and wife, of Prince1 ton, visited Mrs. Christina Ili-gen of this place last week. Goodrid & Tucker have purchased the slave factory dry bouse, and will utilise it for a gtalaery. Peh Byers is able to sit up iu a chair, aud is rapidly convalescing from his long spell of sickness. Miss Ollie Bowman, of MtVeruoiij, i is the guest of Miss Clyde Carpcn tea, who resides just east of topu, Mrs. M. L Galloway and baby are ! atXewburgh visiting her sister-in-law Mrs. Donnell aud other friends. Joe Stubbletield says he would give the world tor Bloomington Vnivey- ; slty aud throw in a potato patch. Miss It L. Whittiughill, of Petersjburg, has beeu visiting fricuds in lids place, the guest of Philip Tilmaif. —Boonrille Enquirer. Dr. 1. If. LaMar has purchased forty acres of laud formerly owned by Mrs. Dr. Bussell. The price per acre was f4U. Ilarry Byers is speudiug a few dans with his parents here. He will have his lettcra addressed to him at Louisville in the future. Hev. O. E. Hart, of Hannibal, Mot, arrived here Monday to join his wile who has for sometime been visiting her mother, Mrs. S. J. Ash. A. W. Sampson will hereafter expend his strength handling the heavy .mails at OatsvilD, having been fto lucky as to become post master at that place. Mr. Burke, a student of of the State Universitv at Bloom iugton, is caurassing Petersburg in the interest of the Crawfordsvilte Literary and Art Assoeiatiou. Miss Katie Kepler, formerly a teacher at Winslow, has made application to the Western Board of Foreign Min' sions of the llabtist chinch, to go assn Foreign Misstonarv. Washington Advertiser: Elisha Evans, of the Petersburg Press, was iu the city Saturday, examining our boom. ’I.ish was formerly a jour printer in this city. Ex. Congressman F. B. Posey, Col. J. S. Wright aud Judge G. L. Hoinliard, wo understand, hare consented to deliver the addresses at Chrisucy, .July 4th.

lieu, i^iiimur, uiicr an nieuueu missionary tour among the heatheu i who recline not under their own vine and tig tree, is again presenting board | hills to fortuuatps who aredotuicileil at the Lingo. iluutinghurg Argus: Thos. H. Dillon, of Jasper, was in the city Mon-1 day. Mr. D. is waking arrange* j went* to wove to Petersburg soon and enter into-the practice of low with Judge J. II. Wilson, of that city. Mrs. A. G. Dillmevor has returned from a visit to relative# at Lebanon, O. Mr. Billwever will go to Lincoln, Xcb., after July 10th., awl Mrs. Dili* merer will remaiu here lor a few weeks’ visit before joining her husband at tiiat place. Mrs. Stocks and daughter Maggie returned to their home at Evausville, after an extended visit to the Misses Ruth and Laara Stocks. Miss Maggie, though blind, is quite au accomplished pianist—playing a very high grade of music—hesitating not to delve Into classic lore. Winslow Leader; Henry field*, of Petersburg, was here Thursday. -Elmer Brock passed through here Monday——Dan Ashby passed through here Tuesday-E. It. Pinner and children, of Prince ton. are visiting at George Ashby's-Prof. A. C. Crouch, Principal of the Petarsburg schools, waa in towu ou business, Tuesday. Samuel Dillon, of Otweli, and Mrs. Susan Thomas were married at the residence of the bride ou Upper Main street, at 1 o’clock, Tuesday evening. Only the immediate relatives and friends of the bride and groom were present The bridal party left on the 2 :30 train for a wedding tour to Evansville and other poiuts. The Democrat extends its congratulations and best wishes. The Vincennes gun records the final departure of Judge Xi black from Vincennes: “Judge W. E. Xiblack and his wife left this forenoon for their fotnro home in Indianapolis. His daughters, Misses Lida and sidie will remaiy here with their friends tor a week or two. The Judge leaves hearing the cordial good wishes of men of ail parties and creeds.' He will be greatly missed iu Ibis comrcauity. The Pike County Medical Society meets Thursday July 11—1888 at 11 a. m. Business ot importance. Papers by Dr Byers, Basinger—Link * Ful- ; Wagons* Road linwider. at Shaw? at* Kisue Secy

Oil the 12th day of Im* H ' wnber Richard O. Alton, of Dark* scanty, ««> found tied to a tree s (*r his bone, his throat cut from m • to ear. Shortly afterward Mrs. Char -otte Alton, his wito, 73 yearo old, se tured the services of a colored man a nd his wife named Hawes. They tre Tery pious and while saying theii prayers one night last week, Mrs. Al: mi called the colored man into her r cm and asked him if he thought tha: there is forglveuess for all kinds ■: f sin, to which he addeti that a suichi a has no time for repentance. She add she did not meau that, but that nh# had committed an awful wrong, that she had killed father (her husha id.) She put morphine in the old r i.u’s tea, drove him to the garden, n liere he became-uuconscious and toll to the ground. Here she smoother a place on the ground, wrote “Cho u to die by my owu band” on the p! i'*, then cut his throat and afterward lied him to a tree. This is the repor l hat has been {joins she rounds ainon ; Daviess county Alkt for more than u week. The above is the repot as firs ; made by Ilawcs and his wti s. Since tlien Mrs. Allen has been in ; .> rviewed and says that she did not till Mr. Allen, but believes that he 'i ns murdered ; that she did not dotli b writing ; on the, ground because si ti cannot -write.. /

I'Drsous owing traction on fines will 1 do well to remember that Hhc new law provides that any perse i or owner of such an engine shall w nilc runningon any public highway, street or alley in a citv or town, semi some person not less thau 50 yards lit advance to give warning to all p rsons in charge of horses or teams; n id it shall be the duty of the man iu < barge of any engine, upon the ap; toach of horses or teams, to run s< id engine to one side as far as posslbl , shut off all strain, amt remain quiet while said horses or teams are pass tig. The whistle of the engine utui t uot be sounded iu close proximity !•> lionet or teams. The peualty for each violation of this law is a fine ol my where between $5 and $50. .. It now turns out that t i» rumor about that young lady from TiffitftO., whom a Mr. Maloney wanb tl to m*r» ry and did uot, is a false ho <d started by contribution to eertaiu papers in Ohio and Ittdiana. She is i respectable lady and is a booke t«r. She earned her money honestly and Maloney never attempted to u iiirry her, and never went to Tiffin fo lliat purpose. Every paper in the In nd should do as dues I lie Dkmock at --offer an apology for ever haviuj; believed such a report. Sheriffs of counties, unde ■ the new law, ni^«)tiiretl to provkl > a proper female attendant when con eviiig female insane persons to the hospitals. Another important chaugc is that it is made the duty of' site It ’mstees of the hospitals to make imp iry a* to the value of the estate of every patient now iu, and hercaftei admitted to the hospitals, and if tli li.r estates are competent to meet the 1 .rpeitscsof the care of the patient at lie hospital, it is made the duty of 1 10 Boards of Trustees to sec that the money is collected aud paid into I is general thud of tne State Trea: iry. This may have the effect of deci casing the nutnlier of insane in tho he ipitals. Charles Roush and wife a ud daughter Udessa, left for their ft lure home at Macon, Ga.. Tuesday. They have been residents of this placi about two years, during which tiiumc they have become endeared to many »r our citizen’s and the breaking off of the old ties will be alike painful o ourciii* aeusas well as to Mr. Ilom li and family. Their influence aud idp in the M. E. Church will liemissi tl especially Mrs. Roush's work iu I to Sunday school. May a merry Oot voyage attend them and may they reach their liaveu in safety.

Grand Exearslei i, The C. P. Church will rs n an excursion from here to Evi isville ami thence up the Ohio river ns far as a days ride will permit, at the fatuous steamer John 8. tlopkiu* Thursday, July 35,1889. Round trip ticket *1.00. Everybody invited. Tit > excursion is tor the benefit of the Sti iilar Schoolj iu which all should be im: c rested. For choice S. O. Ciolden Syrup and sorghum molasses call on Fletuiugs A Sous. TheC. P. Sunday Sell sd has always been liberal m asslsi ing others. Assist them. They will repay you two-fold in pleasure.

To nr that two prominent persons died when Mrs. K. B. Hayes’ and Simon Can. emu's eyelids were kissed down for eternity only last surely week iwpliea that Mrs. Hayes was prominent for a work not all her owa effort; and that Simoa Cameron came into his glory hy force of his own char, aeter and l>y his own effort. It requires no strain upon the mind of the student of political economy to tell why Mis. Hayes was a prominent person in American history. Many women scarcely noticed have been her superior, though their workfor God and man will go on for good to the race, so font; as the great world shall go spinning down the ringing grave of change. True, Mrs. Hayes has a history as has every good woman in Arne ica. She, with all the others, deserves the pause and esteem in which she is held by her countrymen. So do the tens of thousands of &wd women aU over the land of the five m the brave. With the unavoidable consent of the people and with God’s predestined cousent, she has gone to that loqg iftrne where hearts ami heads shall count alike. In contemplation of the final end of nil living, let us hope, for the young and old, for the rich and poor, for matron and maid, for king and serf, that ia spite of all the doubts and fears that can be woven of the warp and woof of utystery and death, it may bo best—who kuows? Of Mrs. Hayes, it is well; she filled the mission to which she was called. But, iu Simon Cameron, we have a character which made itself. When young he took a position

wii « cvuijiwiiui cow iu a {inuuu^ uwrv. He worked up to a cabinet portfolio. All along his Ufe there is feed tor thought; ami discoveries to be made by any young man for great encouragement, llis whole life is a history of a diminutive world in which Cameron himself moved and had his being and made its master’s influence to he felt by the satellites which moved about it. However groat a man may be, he will And that a multitude of difficulties may outweigh his single greatness. This Cameron felt, llad it not been for local dissensious, he would have gone to the head of the nation. Anyhow he would have been the candidate of his |mrty at one time. He would have made the race that Liueoln won, hut lor these accursed local dissensions that otten nils a worthy candidate. But Cameron had done too much noble work, aud Pennsylvania waa uot enthusiastically for him. Yon will remember that wbeu dames Buchanan was called (tom Russia, he concluded to go to Baltimore aud practice law, aud would have done so had it uot been for Simon Cameron who persuadvd him to remain in Pensylvania. Alter this Cameron [took it in his head that Buchanan ought to be a United States Senator, aud, more than auy other mau, was instrumental in electing him. All know the reslfit. From the 3state Buchanan weut to the Presidency. ad Buchanan been relegated to private life, Stephen A. Douglas would have beeu President, in which event there would have been no split in the Democracy—would have been nu Southern Democracy arrayed against a Northern Democracy, for Douglas was the man, and the only mau, who urged, and succeeded iu every attempt, a compromise between the North and South, except bis attempt By speech making to re-unite the North and South after the war was ou— an undertaking too great tor mortal man. Had Douglas gone to the Presidency, the rebellion would, perhaps, have never beeu. Not then, anyhow. Cameron and Greety nominated Lincoln; and, because of dissensious like those that had before then injured Cameron, Lincoln was.etected aud all the Democrats were defeated. Cameron was made Secretary of war and made the defence of Washington City safe by making advance purchases of supplies, for thus he made the organization of au army possible. With less foresight and vigor, like that possessed by Seward, who afterward became Secretary and thought the war would he "only a breakfast spoil” and would “not last more than sixty days,” the ending of the Unit year of the rebellion would have been most disastrous. But Cameron's influence dhl not stop bore. He came borne from Rusia, and by communications with the State Legislatures, he started a move to nominate Liuooln for a second term, which nomination was forced malnl y by the different Legislative Bodies of the North, though t was contrary to the wishes o f the majuity of the North. Kverybudy know what rnomectioue results hinged upon that event. A nation was to he saved or a nation was to be lost. Compromise and immediate peace were entirely beyond the reach of any earthly power. Neither a Lincoln nor a Uoulus could have elected such a thiug, The rebelllou was alreadv on, and the reeults had to be reached witburtb* beat possible conditions for the Uubm—one and undivided if possible. During the whole drama, what player took a more important part, or did his company auy more fruitful work, than Simon Cameron? Mis life In connection with the other premiueut men of his dny and age is worth study lug. Surely a conspicuous figure disappeared from view wheu the grave swollowed up Simoa Cameruu!

PokSale: A twelve-hone power engine, suitable for running a thresher or other situ ilar work. In good repair, portable, autl will tell cheap. Call at the Milkuru Hotel, Petersburg. JekomeB. Bures. Buy the Fish Wagon it Utlie best at Sliawhan * BoonshotV, Fourth sfJaij Kxcarsiearate*. The Ohio k Mississippi Railway will make a general Half-fare Bale lor the round trip between all stations Tickets will be on sale July 3d and 4tli, good toteiurn July 4th and oth, 1839. For tickets and further information call on agents Ohio k Mississippi Railway. J. X. Loose Bad Clever Co„ Dctroit.Geosv, 1 aommenced taUag your Extinct Bed Clover two years ago, for Erysipelas, and have not been troubled sines. It is hereditary with we. Thine you have the best blood medicine known. Yours Truly _W. X. SEIBERT. I from Probably no one thing has eaiuwd such a general revival of trade at J. It. Adams A Sou’s Drugstore ae their giving away to their customers of so many free trial bottle of Ilr. King's New Discovery for eoneamp tion. Their trade ie simply enormous in this very valuable article Dorn the IV ct that it always cures and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup, and nil throat and King diseases quickly cured. Toucan teat it before baying by getting a trial bottle free, large size |1. Every bottle warranted. «reeucaslkT torn two m ties'1 of electric lights In successful operation. UNCLE SAX’S CONDITION POWDEB will core Distemper, Coughs, Colds, Fevers, and moat of diseases to which ttorses. Cattle, Sheep, Hog* and Poultry are subject. Sold by ail druggists. William Osborne, a prominent resident of Elkhart county, foil desdTrom hto carriage. DB. JAQUE’SUEHXAN WORM CAKES destroy* worms and restore* them front the system. Safe, pleasant and effective. UNCLE SAX’S NEB YE A BONE UNIXENT will relieve Sprains, Bruises, Neuralgia amt Rheumatism, Sold by all drug

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National ij jtgNttoaal IsmcUUm Meet* lac at li hvllle JulpRlt to 20th. Tlw E. ■! r. 11. It? will sell round trip ticket! ram Petersburg to Nash* ville via 1! nsville route, July 1st to 15th, luchi re, at 18.25, Tickets will be good r: ruing leaving Nashville ar train July 115th to Sept, vc. No tickets will lie passage, however, le&ve before July 16th. Any desired will be gladly ' the agents of this line, itiou to the undersigned. iAMKXK, Traffic Manager. on any re 10th incl honored ing Nash inforniati i furnisher or ou apt I 0. J. ' FOR SALK i hargaiy or for rent two ats. Call ou or Address, Isaac Lain.;. Petersburg, lnd. ....- Cheap i houses at years we hav Merit Wins. tVe desire isay to our citixens, that for <een selling Dr. King's New nsumption, Dr. King's New en's Arnica Salve ami Klee, have never handled reioewoll, or that have given itisfuetiou. We do not hesDisoovery for Ufo Pills, Hit trie Hitters, ii dies that sell such univers; Hate to guari <o them every time, ami we stand ready I . fund the purchase price, if satisfactory i dts do (^follow their use. These reined! rave won their great |s>pu* lardy purely their merit, J. K. Adams J Son, Drugs »• The K. of I if this place are enjoying a boom. l ease Ilea Surely Cured. To the Edit -Please informyour readers that I have a drive remedy for the above named disci By its timely use thou* sands ot boj ss cases have been permanently cured shall lie glad to semi two bottles of my metly rums to any of your readers who e consumption if they wil send me the xpress amt post otfice address. Reap 11115, T. A. SLOCl vi. M. C„ 181 Peart St.. New York. govt] A bad won mi—cutting a swell. Bur den's Arnica Salve. The best : Valve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, -Son*#, l'leers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, nudpositively cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed » give perfect satisfaction, or money refUn lei. Price 25 cents per box. For sate by J. Adams A Son. uilyl

A new arb » n well wilt be aim flat Martinsville. J ife Investment. Is one whi ,t is guaranteed to bring you suUsfactorv r ulU, or in ease of failure a ret urn of pi use price. On this safe plan you can buy t in our advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr ng’a New Discovery for Consumption. i guaranteed to briug relief ip every caa hen used for any affection of Throat, ) gs or Chest, such as Consumption, ] .mutation, etc. It is pleasant and agr >le to taste, perfectly safe, and can nl< s be depended upon. Trial bottle free a R. Adams A Son's drugstore There ia a a videmlc of "carpet bug*’* at South Bend As an Kn #i gency Medicine. for sudden colds, Ayer's berry Pectoral ukoitbe lead of all rented be , a dose or two generally sufficing to stu]». rdinary coughs and ease the worst. Foi !. .■ cure of throat and lung disorders, this ^ imration is uaequaled. t* l.Hl'HJlJiJ.inil Bluomingij* claims to be enjoying very substantial k sines* prosper! It, "but no Canker in a .pelting the | * tern. To d persistent i * erwithngi a bottle, fit.; e mouth can be cured by exonou* humor from the sysbis effectually requires the >t Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, togetb generous diet. One dollar ottlea for |3. Begin nlouce. A saloon u NewtoaviUe watt blown up with pon dk Loose'! *4 Clover P1U Remedy Is a positivt ecific for all forms of the disease. Blit . Bleeding, Itching, I’leernated, and i*ni ling Piles.—Pric* 30c. For sale by \V. .. I lorn brook. <„ fails to cur by J. VVVB Arthur J was killed KILKKT ■s, -aged ten, of Wells boro, ae ears yesterday. •AYLIGUT LIYKU PILLS offerers from Sick Ilesdacbe, Torpid Liver and Indigestion, rleasant to take and warrant. <h by daylight. Sour Stoma Sugareoafe ed to go thi j Berman rkrieh, au old and influential Jcitiaeu ot 1 nsuille. ia dead. N UAPPT OMK BLOOD PC HI FI KB fir the People' ‘opular Bedieiue for purifying >• veuting or curing dyspepsia, leadacb >, Boils, aud nil Fev.nr'per bottle. The trai ion from long, hungering and peinful ess to robust health mark* au epoch in l life of the individual. Such a remarks) vent is treasured iu the memory and Ik ggpey whereby the good health has been mined is gratefully blessed, lienee it mt to much is beard in Praise of Klectri ittera. So many fuel they owe their rest ion to health, to the use if the Great A atiye and Tonic. If you are troubled k any disease of Kidneys, LiverorStm b, of long or short standing yott wilt ante od reller by use of Electric Blttero. So t SUe. and «t per bottle at J.R. Adama. »•*

-You SHOULD CALL. OHJOHN II. McATEE. He bus just located at Qaklaiid Cilgr/) Where can be ftmnd one of the beet »h>es of HA8DW ARR, STflVR^, «TTg HIZGRaTES TINWARE. SHEET IRON and COPfEBWHRE lie occupies ti*' oUl stand of Tolan. 'W. Ban. W.g. STONECIPHBR. S,' .■ W,'WWV.l'.*vA.V\'VNA

SURGEON DENTIST. PKTKH!ttlR«., IK DIAS*. Offl'f in mom* tl A T la Carpenter nulldln*. Operation* flrst-clss*. All work warranted. Anaesthetics used for painless estradUon «* tvcth. ljuu> At Homo .Again -Sis mEMSIlllltC.;— My appliances are all new and tn direct conformity with the latest Improvement* used In nentmtry. 1 have located permunently at I>r. Mussel’s resident office, wlicn I will do Bridge and Crown work a specialty dk j»ui« n. LorriEHitHI) E N T I S T, K. J. HARBIS

Resident Dentist, PEWa^BlTRO, INDIANA. ALL WORK WARRANTED Model Barber Shop. Le« & Parrott. The only shop lu town run by whit, men Work flrst-etar*. Sntlxfa'ttou Eiiamnloo.1. We mute u specialty «f I'hUdrcn’sand tthtoof I Julies' hair cutting. Dyeing doneioitho satisfaction of nil. CAth. LKH A PARROTT. Salesmen ^ wanted - SAlnVKi^VNK EXPKNKKS PAID aril liberal cMun buttons to local men. out U 111 lVtH'—no collecting. IVimuuwnt po-W sit Ions gunruntoed. Experience unnecessary. titmice of territory If apply at one*. I.. »*. Til V KSTON .V Jt tt Empire Nurserlnx, Uocukstkk. N. Y. April 18 U-m A CHANCE to MAKE MONEY Salaty ami expense* pnlrt. or I'ammla- \ *lou if preferred. Salesman wanted everywhere. No experience needed. AilUreas, Muting age, The (, L. Vaa liust a Nursery fa.. tireere, S. V. TKl’STKKS NUT1CB8. XT OTK'K Is hereby given to all parties InterD estral that 1 will attend ut my -office in ■Stemiui, kvkkv Tt7f.sn.tv, To transact boat ness connected with the office of trustee or Ijocklrart township. AM persona having business with said oihec will pleura take notice. J. \V. 8’fIMVKI.Ls Trustee.

NOTH'*: la hereby gtveu to nit pat tint concerned. that 1 will bo ut mj rwsidvuee OKO uitlei.east o( Arcadia, I KVKHY TCKSHAY, To attend to buailM connected with tb« office oi Trustee of Monroe township. SAMUEL. 1.0 WE. Trustee. NOTICE la hereby gl.veu, that I wIM ho at toy residence. EVERY Til 17*80.1 Y, To attend to huslucss eoaueetml with tha oltU-o <U TrastoO of liOgnu township. pH»*lv.tU*<Jy|ic, bualtiuaa transacted ex* o«pt on office-days. 8II.A8 KIKK.Truateo. VOTICR la herehy givenloan parties con ’ O coined that I will attend at my residence EVERY MO.SUAY, To transact business connected with tbeotltea Trustee of Madison tow ship. (^•Positively no business transacted except ou oill Ice-days. .1 AME8 RUMBLE. Trnatee. 7COTICK Is hereby given to all persons tn- *' terested that I will attend at my office at my residence. EVERY ralDAY, to transact business eouaveted with the office of Trustee of Murton township. AH persmis having business with said office will please lake notice. \V. E. ttUOCK, Trustee-V-OTICK Is hereby given toall parties ruila eerned tlmt I will attend ut my offltea EVERY PAY. To transact business c Msiiected wttti tlie office *'“•r srsain >.oK FOR IT THE SELF-THREADING ELDREDGE “ B”

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