Pike County Democrat, Volume 20, Number 8, Petersburg, Pike County, 11 July 1889 — Page 3

EOT WEATHEft ITMENTS. Rtslu.-ed IMnn «>n All Hot Weather Uouda. j Lawns, CJiallie.SjBatteeii^, , Ciiambrays. You wHt awl a WJtcixksl Unr of Mol Wether Ueotfo, way Below Con.jx-tlloe*. ;/ * ..MmtMI'rinta.. 6«.yr. lino* ”. »Kc.yr. 2tk* tlhi>!h»oi« . . Ac, yr, r a ParthlitrUBaiB the House Ac. yr. •^TflwBhallh-a. . -«•#«. jrr. >5#w Ura»h . — 3)*c. Tr. , IjmIIch’ Horn. Ac. pr. " Yen’* Blue Camlet rants . AOe. pr. Weean't enumerate everything,but you will tiu<l the prices all right.

The nicest imI mlibfosl HEN’S AND BOYS’ OLOTHtlTG- * TO BE FOUND! DON’T FORGET * --O-OTR -Bargain - - «_ , H You Want a Dollar to Go as J Far as Two. H1EBECIE 8 CO., The Leaders of Low Prices. HOIIKI. ( Ol.l’l>. 3HYES! OH YES ! 1 ' 1 jThe Wall Paper is in the ‘muse, marked and [h half sold. «1 DU HUE IS® Goods well bought are That is the Season !. I. lonM > Makes the above Statement But it not only holds good on the WALL PAPER, But on the immens? stock of .now t mss, PA I NTS of all kinds. Alabastine, Ochre, All the Colors in Oil. Iron Clad, DrjColorsJorpentine, Japan, White | Lead, Linseed Oil, ! Varnishes of all kinds, Mhave a few more of those’ Elegant > Hanging-Lamps yet unsold, at half their value. Come early. First oome, first served. * IHMI Food is still at its silent but sure work, Glutting the Market, bnt the groceriei 'mark the difference in th< size of the eggs, and are «ffering great INDUCE-' MENTS for eggs guaranteed by The Fanners. NODKL E«li .W AK1XU KOOll TALL EARLY AN II OFTEN. W. S. SOENBBOOS. urn JLSK FOR IT ‘ THE SELF-THREADING ELDREDGE “B ll

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THURSDAY JULY 11,188b ' ITEMS OF INTEREST. Wheal thrashing. t Talk up Ihe fair. Remember July 4olh. Coru is looking fine. Wheat opened at 70 cts. Bring in your job work. Don’t miss the excursion. Subscribe for the Democrat Wheat is being rapidly thrashed. The water melon timeapproacheth Prepare something to exhibit at the fair. Elkhart, Iudiaua, has electrie street cars. This office is headquarters for job work. Take iu the C. P. excursion on the 46th. The wheat merchants are busy receiving wheat. Washington celebrated the Fourth in grand style. The new state laws have been \0 force more than a week. The work ou Wm. Liibs house is progressing nicely. A steamboat ride ou the Ohio the 45th of this month. The whistle of the steam thresher j is heard In the land. Strive to make the uext fair an 'owling success. Senator Voorhees will speak at Bloomfield on the 48th inst. The State Fair Association ofTers $514,354 in premiums. ■ The Methodists arc soliciting money to build a new church. The small boy hietli himself away to the "sw homin’ 11010.” The V. O. C. & O. railroad is in the soup, so to sneak. It it too bad. The Vineries Sun was eighty-five years old on the Fourth of July. There % illftnt be more than half ti corn crop in Southern Indiana. _ Is not the school-book trust “Imst- i cd” or has it simply got a "black eye ?” j Worthington is to have a spoke fac- j lory that will employ thirty-five men. The Aphis Arclac has made an attack upon the corn in some localities. Dubois, fiihson and Pike counties liold tlivir county institutes iu August. The big railroad systems are getting up harvest excursions to the S’orlh-wcst. Xo shanty boats are allowed to tic o the wharfs and landings at Vincentes. A day on the beautiful Ohio will tflbrd great pleasure. Don’t forget he C. I*, excursion the 45th. Consider it your individual busitess to make the Pike county fail a ■uccess. The split over the posioftiee at Vinvnnes has been harassing to the Remblicans of that vicinity.

i no school (‘numeration oi lnui.tuH>oli* indicate* 100,000 inhabitant*. I'he vole last Fait indicated 120,000. The wall* of J. 11. Yount;'* new eshlenec have been finished and the ' oof U being put on. Prof, ilenrv Ward, of Davies*coun- j v ha* lieeu elec ted to a chair iu the owa University. Sullivan count) is building a #25,lOOjail. Criminals arc to live in due lyle there. Jeffersonville barber shop* arc loxcd ou Sunday. Same in Peters>n rg. The value of taxable pro|>erty iu libsoit county has increased nearly 6,000 over last year's assessiueub The court yard presents a beautiiil appearance in its summer cWessot ftwn. The mosquitos like the bad debt olleetots, hive not been slow in preentlug their bills. The moralist is auxiously awaiting j he day when he can be truly Aiueri- j an w itliout having to appreciate base tall or prize fighting. Kilty-three cent* apiece per week is dl that is paid for supporting paupers u Clarke county. Is the tare cut draw and potatoes? Keep the Pike county fair up to its isual standard of excellence by doing ill that you cap to make a nice ex-! tiibit and draw a crowd. Farmers say that the high water lid not damage wheat in the liottoms only where the water got over the heads. Where this was the case the grain was ruined. Uurscs recently died of glanders iu Sullivan county. Since then some of the people, especially horse owners, have sickened and died of tiie same; disease. A petrified turtle, weighiug 53,000 poumis. was lately found in Putnam ! county. It is to be on exhibition at Cincinnati to whieh place it was shipped last week. A government statistician has figured out the possibilities of increase of the Euglixh sparrow in ten years, from which it appears that one pair may increase to 275. 710. 68J and tiOfl. We have been spoken to in very urnfavorable terms of the action ot the town board in letting the street*, previously lorn up by their order, remain too long so, and have been solicited to “score them.” We do not projn»*e such criticism, but are mere inclined to commend internal improvements, hut must acknowledge that the board has been a little Uow.

-—-■ - -- Mr. A. J. MIMer returned to Evansville from Central America a few day* ago, with (he announcement that ha han discovered a hitherto uuknown rum of au ancient town of vast dimansion* in Honduras. He says only one other white man has ever seen these ruins ami that man livos in San Marcos. lie will return and explore the ruins of the ancient city and report to the Smithsouian Institute at Washington City. , Maj. Carter, Chief of the United States secret ‘.ervice in tills district, with the assistance of several officers, on July 4th captured “Doc.” Johnson, “Koxio” Moou and L. 8. Ashcroft, three old-time counterfeiters who have served several terms in the penitentiary. They arc charged with being members of a large gang of criminals that has been circulating spurious mouey iu Indiana for several mouths. Indiana is divided into two internal revenue districts, the Sixth and Seventh. Lust year the Sixth district paid 12,097,461 of revene, and the Sevonth district paid 41,417,977. The compensation of the collector in each district is $4,500- The total expense of collecting the revenue ill this district last year was $01,512. The Secretary of the State Board of Agriculture says his reports indicate a wheat yield of about 35,230,000 bushels. last year the crop was 28,750,000 bushels, 39,090,000 bushels in 87 and 43,226,000 in '86. The largest yield on record was 50,000.000 bushels in *81. The acreage lias been steadily decreasing the past few year*. A destitute blind woman, accompanied by a seemfugly ungrateful son, • were on our streets last Monday. They wete on their way from Illinois! to Louisville Ky., where the poor woman will seek admittance into the Blind Asylntu.—Huulingbnrg Argu*. And the same parties passed through here telling the same tale. The coroner of Daviess county, after careful investigation, decided that Richard O. Allen, who was reported tofhavc been murdered by his wife, came to his death from having cut his throat with a knife iu his owu hands, and that suspicion of murder rests not u|k)ii any one. Dr. I*. C. Willis, of Washington |,ag eiglh spouse ami yet he lias not found the domestic peace lie desires- The latter part of last week he slugged Ids feminine piece of domes'ic furniture, and got to court for it.—Vincennes Commercial. Thomas Acres was robbed at Lawrence burg on the Fourth, of $50. Acres is a blind soldier, lie directed a shot gun in the direction of the retreating footsteps, shot twice and brought the thief down hut he managed to escape. ® Wednesday of last week, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dilion returned front their wedding journey. That night a number ot the bride's lady friends let their surplus supply of good wishes, congratulations etc. orertlow by giving the couple a rousing charivari. It is expected that every freshet j will change the course of White river west of Washington, as it makes a j 5-mile bend above Maysville dam and the distauce across is but a few himtired fee*.

A flue yearling coll, sired by J. W. McCarty’!! Brook Curry ami belonging to Joe Morion, fell last week inn! broke it* leg. It is wearing splints ami may recover. William M. lloggalt, of Bounvillc, visited New burg on the Fourth, was stricken with paralysis anil died soon afterwards, He wa*one of the leading lawyers of Southern Indiana. At Princeton they have “squeezing” parties for the benefit ol the church— ihe pressure Wing put upon lemons. In the absence of h-mons it is not dated what would W done. Owners of traction engines should rcmemWr the law iu regard to sending men SO yards in front of them to warn those approaching with horses. The people of Washington are ad rocating the buitdiug of a free bridge icross White river between Steen township Knox county and Washington township Daviess couutv. Brownstowu, Jackson county, is to have a new haul: with lleury Klciumeyer Problem ; Janies II. Fimliay vicc President; and Hugh A. Iiurrell cashier. The CuuiWrlaud Presbyterian Sunday school will run an excursion to Evansville and thence by the elegant steamer John 8. llopkius to Newburgh. Don't forget the date. Green castle has closed a contract for another gas or oil well to W sunk on the Stevenson farm, two inilus east of the city. Rev. O. K. Hart, of Hannibal Mo. will preach in the Presbyterian church on next Sabbath motulug. Subject, The Bible. The peach crop is excellent this year—in fact, the same can be said of every fruit. A patent churn man has been in town for sopiedays, exhibiting a good piece of work. Green couutv talka of draining its marshes and thereby redeeming la,000 acres of land. The new building for the State Normal School at Terre Haute will be ready for use iu SeptemWr. Two horses were stung to death by honey bee* at Columbus July 3rd. The Aurcr* Nail Works has concluded to locate at Greenfield. Ilnntingburg claims to have on a new suit in the way of a good-sized boom . Ctrawfordivtlle has organized a Bus jpfss |Ieus’ Association.

HOW THB FOURTH W18 CELEBRATED BY PETERSBURG PEOPLll Some Went Away, Sana Stayed At Hmi. 8»a» Gat ’oary-eyed, Others Were Bily Saber. A* Old Sol cocked one eya and peeped from beneath the horixon, Thursday morning, he was so astounded by hearing ,l01d Nigger Bill” give vent to his pent up feelings (which had been securely locked up in his strong coat of Iron ever since .the rcuiiion) that lie bad to sliake himself together and shove bis knuckles in his eyes like a big overgrown boy before he could realise what it all meant. Finally he remembered an event that occuresl 113 years before, and the mauy events in commemoration ot that occurence— so he smiled beuiguty all day long and. never dodged oue single lime behind a cloud to keep from being hit with a fire-cracker; aud right here if it be not out of place, the Dsmochat in behalf of the rt. A. It, the Fire Company, the Sons of Veterans and the citizens of Petersburg, express their sincere thanks to the old gentleman , tor his kindness. May he live long aud prosper. At an earlv; hour people began to assemble from far aud near and by the time the parade took plaeu tiic street* were oue surgiug, crowding mass (?) of humanity. The following was the program of the exercised: Exercises: National Salute at 4 o’clock a. in. The Post assembled at their hall at 8 o’clock a. in. and marched to, and went into camp at the Fair Grounds. Guard Mount at 9 o’clock a. m. Regiment Drill at 10 a. m. Declamations aud short speeches at 11 o’clock a. m. Dinner at 12 M. Orations by ltev. rl. N. King and otiiers at 2 o’clock p. m., after which there was dress-parade, concluding with a grand exhibition by the Petersburg Fire Department. The usual army faro was furnished ail soldiers. C ; At uight a cautp fire was held in the court yard, where the old soldiers ] related their war experiences. All j excellent speech was made by Willie Carlctou at this meeting. •I NOTES. Crack! Crack! The hotels were crowded ( ?) Nothing small (?) about Petersburg celebrations.. How's beans and sow belly ? Some ol the beaus were left ovpr; if it was a campaign year they would be consumed at a soldiers’ reunion in j September. The crowd was the largest (?) that I ever assembled in Petersburg. The country people who came to town at night to see the lirc-wwks( ?) were doubtless delighted and feel am-1 ply repaid tor their trouble. Come j again when you want to sec some-1 thing real idee. The tiro company gave an exhibition of their skill in throwing water ami climbing trees. Everybody was enraptured and it was the caudid •pinion of all that if any person was fool enough to set bis trees a tire, said j tree would be climbed and the lire extinguished. Rev. II. N. King orated list his usual inimitable style.

duuui loriy persons iruiu min [iiin celebrated at Washington. The saloons did a rushing business ihrough the back door and tihe drug itorcs through the trout door. One is legal and the other ain't. The dignity of, the law must be uplieid(?) There is nothing more grand than the fierce rush of tlie rocket, nothing more graceful thau Its quiet sailtig when its force is almost spent, nothing more briliiaut thau the stars which .end its short thdtig^ brilliant :areer. -u' Report had it that the Hon, Joseph Stubblefield got wratfiv because be was not asked to make a speech with more formality. ■ lion. Lewis Imveless was set down | for a speech, and was carded accordingly, hut as he failed.to get the little missive, he came onto the grounds, j and found himself wanliug asr to the speech and the people were disappointed. Will Carlelon and J. A. VanCleve, aud others made patriotic speeches it the court house «t night. If the town people think we are criticising them, why, they can try it again nest year. -*— A com pa u y styled the Indiana School Book Supply Company put iu a bid tofurnish book* on a contract at the following ratal: First Reader, iOc; . Second Reader, 15c; Third Reader, 25c; Fourth Reader, 30c: Fifth Reader, JOe: Spelling Book, 10c; 1 Intermediate Arithmetic, 35c; Complete Agi linnet*. 40c; Physiology, 35c: Elementary Gemmiphy, 30c; Complete Geography, 75c; Copy Book, 5c, , The company is composed ot the following gentlemen: Edward Hawkins, Josephus Collett, William Fleming, R. C- Bell. William Heilman, D. J. Mackey, C. P. Huston and James Murdock. The act of the recent General Assembly, providing for the payment of teacheis for attendance upon township inslitutes includes an emergency clause ami went into effect March 10, 1888; from which date all teachers attending township institutes are allowed their per diem. Such compensation must be paid from the Special School Revenue, and not from the Tuition Revenue. i

lady that hatcliod t cm? “Get married ami nettle down” was tlie advice given a y :mpg man in this town. “I would,” «plied the lacouic dude, if I did uot k nw that I would toon he compelled 1 i go to tho merchants and furnitu «< men soou after and ‘-settle up.” It 1 i not the “settling down” but the sett ng up” that gets away with me. l)out forget soin l liing so much to each and every ouc interest—that you cau buy more si ,;ar, more coffee, more good tea a id more of everything else kept in Srst class grocery store. for the same money at Fleming & Son’s, than an other House in town. The city limits of Chicago now reach the Indians iue—several suburban towns of n<: nr 200,000 inhabit tants having rccei ly been incorporated as a part of tli :i great city. -A scoundrel hat !x>cu through Indiana selliug hou imives and others a new system of d css-cuttiug for $10. lie gets the ten de liars but fails to deliver the “system. The members o I he town board in their deep sorrow over the action of tome of the citi»i\ a in regard to the tire apparatus, car Slid consolation tu the tact that ma i;r ot them would kick ou their grai 3 mot her. TheC.Sum ay School has always been liberal it assisting Olliers. Assist them. Th y will repay you two-fold in please e. It von want y t> printing of any description bring it to this office. We can do it up tor y ict in good style and at a reasonable pi to. Northern lud ma farmers are holding their cori -thinking that the outlook for a pot • crop is too sure and that the price 'trill go up. Put your pretni es in good couditiou and then you w«U feel at home and comfortable • lieu the health officer calls. Petersburg will now settle back in her former coma use condition, now that the Fourth i over. .

Terra Wells tut Idcd near Morgantown ou tlio gl> ions Fourth. He went crazy trvln} i;o iuveut a perpetual motion afl'air Just uow soldi! fi are beginning to agitate the quef ion of having all pensions grauted i» date from the day of discharge. Pike county lu l. ily has no White Caps. May she sver have any of those scoundrels i‘the switch. For choice X. < <. Golden Syrup and sorghum moiasss call ou Flemings ft Sons. The new librs; v building at the State University rill cost 180,000. Wagons ft Roa Carts at Shawheu k Hoonsliot. Overly O. has i id a case of Asiatic cholera. Lamps, Sc boo Books and School Supplies at Dr. J the most W. Bergen's, and at ale rates. I keep the very l nit Cincinnati lager* WmIIisgkx, Sr. At Madison on the Fourth a colored man fell into tin Ohio river from the Steamer Big J nnawha, and waa drowned. Try our due B : aklas t Bacou very cheap, Fleming % Sou’s. Organize a br ns band. While dsh by lie pound or kit at Flemiug ft Son’ , own at Fleming & Best pickles it Son’s. The stve facte y is 110 more. Pure leaf lard n.t Fleming ft Sou’s. -School Books id Dr. J. W. Bergen’s. £uglish spar, as are more numerous than ever. Pigs In thech re game is about to play out. The finest II n Lemons, candl hand at lowest So,,’,• _ Tramps All our job bananas, oranges etc eoustantly on rices at Fleming ft towu every dev. interested in ion end

Ollitt Kolb celebrated here. Will Custin spenf the Fourth at ansvlllo. C. K. Montgomery, of Lihcolii Neb., Sundayert here. W. II. Scale):, nt Augusta, was hero ou business Monday. C. Damn and family spent Sunday with friends m the country. K. C. Burke silent the Fourth with a fricud at Washington. Prof. Gus Weber, of Evansville, was in Petersburg Iasi week. Mrs. N. W. Thornton is visiting' Mrs. J. B. Madden iu Illinois. Mrs. j. B. Duncan and Miss Mattie Carson are visiting at Bedford. The Daviess county Teachers’ Institute holds from August 5th to 10th Joe Newkirk went to Cincinnati, Monday, with a ear load of line hogs. Joseph Lory, proprietor of the City Hotel, has our thanksTor special favors. L. W. Lent, of Dillsborough, visited his many friends at this place last week. Elder E. K. Wright, of Birdseye. Is soon to hare a debate with a Mormon Elder. Joe Morton and Joe Itobinson shipped a car load of hogs to Cincinnati, Monday. « The E. & R. railroad now enters Odon, and the people are wild over their good fortune. Dr. W. 11. Bussell and Wm. Arnold will start to Mexico iu a few months with a drove of horses. Kd. Lingo crushed feminine hearts with his winning smiles and duck of a mustache, at Uuiou, Sunday. Louie llisgeu. Director of the Big Four Orchestra, attended a dance at Washington, the night of the Fourth. F. II. Poelker, our popular Geiger street merchant, visited Pikevilie and vicinity lasfwuek.—lluntitigburg Argus. lion. Samuel Hargrove, of Priucctofl) was the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Will Horubrook, Monday. Oq^latid Enterprise:—Mrs. Dr. Keplev, of Petersburg, visited her son II. B. Keplev aud family this week. Jesse and Walker Watson gave an ice cream party in honor of the Big Four Orchestra, Sunday afternoon. Miss Ella Adams has returned to her home at Patoka, having been the guest of Miss Lida Coleman tor some time. Gus Frank and Lemuel Hargrove have formed a partnership iu the wheat business, and have so announced in the Democrat. J. K. Hedgers, the fruit tree agent of Knox county, is still among Pike county people to whom he has made many sales. J. W. Wilson took aevcrclv ill of cholera morbus, while in his office Sunday eveuiug. and had to he taken home in a carriage. He soon rallied aud has quite recovered. Tlicis. Dillon Esq., is now a citizen of Petersburg, having moved Ids family here from Jasper, and has purchased the Poelker property. He will practice law with J. W. Wilson. Frnk Ax aand Nancy E. Gregory have been licensed to marry.—Washington Gazette. And now the lady has an Ax to grind.

Mioses Agnes Walker, Mamie Stott, Mary Skelton, Effie Kolb, U. F. Kolb, Sain Downey, Clarence K|i|ierson amt Ed. Levi formed a merry party from j Princeton that spent the Fourth in Petersburg. Washington DemocratMiss Carrie Hisgen, of Petersburg, spent the Fourth with Miss Flora Graves— Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Richardson, of Petemburg, were iu the city a short time Wednesday. C. M. Cooper, Hiram McCormick aud Berry Snow, all of West Shoals, had a shooting scrape list week. No one was seriously hurt, but Suow was locked up because he failed to give bond to the amount of 1200. Richard Shake will take his singing class from Willisgrove, Kuox county, to Union Chapel, about half way between. Union and Petersburg, next Sunday. Those who waut to hear good siugiug should atteud. Winslow Leader:—Harry Byers, of Petersburg, passed through hcie Wednesday, cn route to Louisville, Ky. -Mrs. G. U. Ashby aud children spent the Fourth at Priuccton-Miss Mollie McXabb, of near Otwell, is the guest of Mrs. John Miley. Mrs. Frank Roush gave her Sunday school pupils a picnic at the fair grounds, as a farewell party prior to her departure for Mai-on Ga., to-day. Mrs. Rousb has had charge of the infant class of the M. E. Sunday School a greater portion ol the time since her residence here and has become ingratiated iu iho affections of the little ones, as well as in the liearts of the oilier eclielais and their teachers. Many a tear wHI glisten in the eye and steal softly down the rounded checks of the little ones as the/ assemble iu the Sabbath school next Sunday, and many an older heart will beat iu sympathy. Mr. Roush will be missed in the choir and bis deep base voice on chorus and solo will uo more fill the anditorium with melody. The Democrat joins with tho citizens of Petersburg in wishing them a pleasant journey and that may i find Macon a pleasant abiding place. Library and oilier handsome Lamps at Dr. J. W. Bergen’s. Wall Paper and School Books cheap at Dr. J. W. Bergen's.

Hi Milel spintm .wit bon Town livens? fused ii liUndlfj i boanl and tot Then ii dollar*, boa i i again* o>t to gone.Hii ordei, eensc ■ j at tor i Hoard liceti-. to tal; This i hmI malt liqi or* irrpnration license. The rrl raise*! the eor|x>ralion ■25ty which the said firm re* *.V. The old license was a ollars. Mitchell olfvred tire mndre<l dollar* in money orders, which were refused. ITercd the board a hundred rhich was refused. The I be compelled to bring suit ic firm. It will lie of inter* son-keeper* ami tax-payer* . The firm claim that the osed placiug a cor|M>ration li260, is void, Itecui8u it was t a called session. We have brmed, but not hv the firm’s , Hon. E. A. Ely, that the uinot compel a payment of the and, since the board refused lie one hundred dollars prof* toy can sell without a license, disputed. Grand Excursion, Tl slou then davjtstea Juh Evur is fe ill u Ti evei '.1*. Church will run an exenr■oin here to Evansgiiie and up the Ohio river as far as a do will permit, on the fauiou* r JohnS. Hopkins, Thursday, 5,1889. Round trip ticket if 1.00. •odv invited. The®excursion le benefit of the Sunday School j!i all should be intereste*!. FhJiii finest ami elieapest line of teai ought to town ran be found ai tg& Sons’. X Very Old Watch. TIji first watches were made at Nucu jrgiu7-177.—lluntliigburg Argus. TU the watch wasn’t a spring chick when the world was created. Tin days are growing shorter. Hu;, tile Fi>h Wagwtt it is the best at Shan a n & liooitshotV, Lawn Festival. Tin 3.adics’ Sewing 'Society of the M. E < hurch will give an ice cream ami I v ii festival iu the court house yard, T itirsdav night July 18th., for the hi its fit of the new M. E. Church. Ail a c mrdially invited to attend. Still* 'obaeto 40 ct*4mflbat Fleming il Ill's. MAT!! •V j will pay the highest mm ;et price for all No. 2 wl i it delivered at.our place > of l wines at ]l antgomery Mills, 3: jtorsburg Xnd, During the Season. FI INK A HARGRAVE. C| DEY’S’ LADY’S BOOK

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TUI'STKEK NOTICES' ■KTOTICB la hereby given to all parties Int*r- -*■” csted that 1 will attend at my office In Htendul. EVERY TCKSDAY, To transact bualneaa connected with the office •f trustee of Lockhart township. All persona having business with aald office will plena* take notice. J. IV. STILWELL. Trustee. NOTICE la hereby given to alt parties concerned, that 1 will be at uty residence one mile east of Arcadia, EVERY TUESDAY, To attend to business connected with the office of Trustee of Monroe township. bAMUKL LOWE, NOTICE Is hereby glYcn, that I will be at my residence. KVKBY THURSDAY, TO attend te business connected with the office of Trustee of Logan township. Positively* no business transacted ex* cent on office-days. SI LAH KIRK, Trustee. VOTICK la hereby given toall parties coo *•* ccrned that I will attend at ray residence KVEKY MO.VSAY, To transact business connected with tlieoffieo Trustee of Madison towsliip. toy-Positively no baalneert transacted except {in offlVH« JAXEH RUMBLE. Trustee. "VOTICE la hereby given to all persons Int-' terested that 1 will attend nl ray office at ary residence. EVERT fttlOAY, p to transact business connected with the offle* of Trustee of Marlon township. All persons having business with said office will picas* take notice. W. F. BROCK. Trustee* VOTICE la hereby given toall |sirti«scon« *' ccrned that I will attend at my offline EVERY DAY, lo transact badness connected with the office of Trust,*- of Jctfersontownshlp. tt. W. HAKltl*. Trustee JOB PRIfh'I