Pike County Democrat, Volume 20, Number 25, Petersburg, Pike County, 7 November 1889 — Page 4

ftiir • ,• Hitt T-^ • .w I! :uj i ,. m . p*r*ou» lending ti* a club of rtva, with M&, will reoeive the pager free fur oue year. ' |Hf TIN rtfco taaatj kw tke UrC»«1 elrealatlM ef my Mnipamr a***** m« Ceaatf 1 UnrllMn will «*ki • •* TktonmU ADVERTISING RATES. • p«P*-| I w * w» * w» i wljgmon Omoa'ljear 1 Inch 1 IlH II 3 Inch 3 Inohj tel »*> Ti I «> I S’. 1 T5 2 00 SOU % «>'$ wiiimii*>;**»»*oo l l m s uof * oo i »! s ooi a jn * oo 200 2 30 a oo, & ooi a so! n uo s au i oo 4 00! 4 00 7 0»i 0 00 5 no goo S no » 00 o ooi n oo 10 0n| an oo i«oo! woo 10 OU 12 00 1« 00 toon 40 00 72 00 OUR TICKET. I For The Seal Fraxldent, GROVER CLEVELAND. For Hext VIM I'r*»Mrnl, ISAAC P. GRAY. For Neat Oov. of Indian*. \v«. E. N1 BLACK. »I!W ED1TOKIAL NOTES. r ■- r-- s* s- ss S'tm' s< *■ Will Peter*burg ever form « Budnet* Men’* AaNfM'ittioii 1 Arrrn nil. Dnkoi* 1* Democratic, and two U. S. Senator* will go t« Congrogt from I bat Slate n* Demo, crat*. Both ilie Democratic ami Republican panic* claim to be fighting fraud In Virginia. No doubt bulb are correct. 8 Coiigre**tnaii W, F. Parrott wa» lo-towm Fridao. lie it hopeful of holding Ilia »\at in congresa against F. R. Poaey, conicalant. He *a.va lie know* ilia preponderance of evidence U in hi* favor. “A high intent interaii will eat up 1 lie profit*.”—Pettnbura I‘rett And a high rate of tax will eat ufl a man, houM and home. When i* Pike comity’* dilution#* and iucrea*log delil to be paid ? aud how ? and w ho will pay it ? Ir Salomon Saltrap had aeuoe enough to grea*e a gimlet he would know that the Indiana School Rook 4.J0111 (Many aic fttnfrihing book* under made in accordance wilb ; aftd have no need of refnre «cek* none. It _u*!i' Tliev ask110 a*alliance and. a* a company, get none. 7’ ». s'., > . for the people a* t tp>;’ *1 tn tw. ':v'.

' hot* ’ Itepub)i , n • in jui.It' complaining of the treatment they have received at the l aml»of the present ‘ailniiiiUiration. Ungratefulness is almost an evil, ia very nteau-iu anyone at l*«st: ami no doubt many of these complainer* have linen treated to large (loaf a of migrate* fill liras. The me a who work for, and secure, tlm success eof a political <s(Kitl«) partv felt sensibly the ating «if being alighted while other tneu vrbo never did party aervice tire given the luavea and fisbrs. .“IjO*»k," aaid Mr. St. John, “at the spectacle prraeuted to the youth.uf this imlioii. A luan holding the second office hi till* gieat government, one who is liable to step into the pfea* tjdem-y. the proprietor of a whisky tdonn. Shame on am*li a man, ami atiamn i n tin; parly af which lie maiuU li>rih a« the representative.”— John I*. St. John. The partv to whom the above refer* Is none other than Vice Presi- • lent Morton. Who is the proprietor of n whisky saloon. No wondei many Kcpntilhaii temperance men are deserting the party to which Mortou belongs l .. I Wiiat meant tills International Congress so much talked about? Weil, iu the language of Republicans it means “uninterrupted” trado between all the nations of the Western Hemisphere. In other tvoitk*, free t<ade. So the Republicans are seeking only that relief which will be for the benefit of the manufacturers ; that it, they wautto extern! the market for t loan made articles in Wrder, of increase the priee by in 'demand. But where do i to find any more market |r‘s prod ucta ? The i a rtn - Lll where he can buy iu tketa. an n party was in powe it became a real was defeated derxhip ef Grover course that parly did V tnetttit lo be out of III this time, during “hungry Democrats” by those who wanted But four seats “out’’ hungrier Ilian the Demoo be during all the years Italian to Lincoln. Many can papers realise this fact, tlciae the members ol their ■ 'or this conduct which is it** r-ove-isment. Se nt I. n Board will berememl cred w»ny years hettae for the manner fu which they have kept up our aide walks and for the good light furnished the nightie goers during laaf dark moon. Petersburg ia golfing lo l*e pa bad aa Washington. Be ashamed, not lo bo more like civilised people! Why, the town will yet be as bad as Vincennes, to say nothing of Washington. Even Evauaville has more energy than the Petersburg Town Board. Rat. to speak seriously, something la the matter. Our town is neglected, and a good many want to fcppw why the atool-of-do-Itothiug ia large enough for the whole occupy at once?

Tli* fallowing *l« iug the origin'wf the names of Indiana conn lie* was prepared l>r an In(H napoll* geulleinan whose name is not known lo the Drmocuat: T»»e haute* of those counties bearing ihe name* of signer* of the Dec-’ laraliou of Independence, of President* and heroes of llte Revolutionarv War. are Adams. Carroll, DeKatb, Fa relic, Franklin, Greene; Hamilton, llancoek, Henry, Jackson, Jefferson, . Knox, Kosciusko, Marlon, Marshall (ilia drat Chief Jitalic of the United 'Stales) Monroe, Montgomery, Morgan, Pulaski, J he gallant Polish prince who tell at Savannah), Putnam, Starke, Steuben, Sullivan, Warren, (who die (on liuuker Hill,) Washing-; Ion,Wayne. Jay county wa* named in honor of the celebrated statesman and patriot; Jasper, in honor of the humble hut conutry loving Sargeahl Jasper, of South Carolina, who lost Ids life on Fort Moultrie; Johuson, fafior Henorable John Johnson, one Lf the first judges of tho Supremo Qkmrt of the State; Lagrange, alter the resilience of Gen. Lafayette in j France; Lake. Iroin its local situation j on Lake Michigan; LaPorie, so called ] from tho French 11*1110 of tho large! and beautiful prairie which it in-! eludes, LaPorie meaning “the door,'' the broad, d|»euentrance to the State; lAwreuce, in honor of Capl. Jas. Lawrence, of the frigate Cbespcake, who was killed battle with the British frigate Shannon, leaving as Id* last words, “Don’t give up the ■ddp; Martin, so named after Major Martin, of Newport, Ky.; Miami, from Hie tribe of Ind'au* that once possessed that and adjoining parts of the Slate; Ohio, after the river on whose borders it is situated; Orange, from 1 lie county in North Carollnia in Which many of the first residents had previously lived ; Parke, for Benjamin Parke, the first member of Congress for the Ter, aud afterwards a territorial and then a district judge; Perry, in honor of the gallaut Commodore Oliver Hazard Perrv, who whipped 1 lie British on Lake Erie, in nrir of 1812, and scut scooting the corridor* ol fame lhe lacon-i^H-patch: “We hava met (he enemy, ana they are ours,'' etc.; Pik«, far Gen, Zebulon M. Pike, who Tell at the capture of York, Canada. April 27th, 1814; Porter, after Commeidore David Porter. Randolph is said Co have been named at the request of the settlers sfier the county in North Carolina, from which they had emigrated, though it is said also that tlie namc was given ill honor ol Titos. Randolph, Attornev-geueral of the Territory, who was killed in the battle of Tippecanoe. Ollier heroes of that l •-fie .’ c e also honored with con<1 tv nr ties. Bartholomew is named alter Lieu. Col. Joseph Barth-;

thclomew who wussverety wouwtftt when he ww in command of u battalion of infantry ; Daviess, after Joseph Hamilton Daviess, distinguished lawyer, who waOjilled in the battle; Duboit, for T<J^*anl Duboiti who had charge of-the guide* and spies in the Tippecanoe campaign, and tut long a merchant in Vincennea; Owen, for Col, Abraham Owen, of Kentucky, who was killed w hile nerving as a volunteer aid to CJen. Harrison; Spencer,after FVptaiu Spider Speocer, of Harrison county, who fell in the battle: Tipton, honor of Gen. John Tipton who wa* long a public man iu Indiaun, d>lug in 18181; Warrick, for Capt. Jacob Warrick, who fell at the head of hit company ; White, for Col. Isaac White,of Gallatin county, Illinois, who volunteered hia service# as a private and fell in battle at the side of Major Daviess. Allen county receives its name from Col. John Allen, a distinguished Kentucker lawyer who fell at the battle of the Hirer Basin; Boone. after] Daniel Boone, whose love of the for-! est and whose wonderful strategy j with the red man will make the story . I of Ida adventures favorite with buysof geueratioua to cotuo; Rrowu, for: Gen. Jacob Brown, ouc of the heroes td the war,of 1812; Clark, for Gen. > George Rogers Clark, who captured Viucenuea front the British; Craw-J ford. afi(er Col. Wm. Crawford, the land agent of Gem Washington, who; was taken prisoner by the Indians and burtied at Sandusky, Ohio, in 1792. Dearborn, for Geu. Henry Dear-1 born, who, when the county was or-j .•suited in 1802. was secretary of war;1 Floyd, after Judge Davis Floyd, a ter- j ritoriai judge, and afterward dieting-! uished with the Aaron Burr schemes; Foil tain, for Major Fountain, or; Fouutaiue, of Boone couuty. Ken- • lucky, who was killed at the head of! the mounted atilitia, in tho battle ot I the Maumee Hirer, near Ft. Wayne,! October 22. 17iK>; Grant, in honor of Captain Samuel Grant and Motes! Grant, who were killed iu 1789 in a i h&l'.le with the Indiana near the creek ! since called- by their name, iu the I northeast paitofSwiuedtml county j-j Wells gels its name from Capt. Wm." 11. Welle, of Ft- Wayne, who was killed by Judiaut August 15, 1812, near Chicago, in an attempt to escort the garrison of Fort Dearborn to Ft. Wayue; Whitley, iu honor of Col. William Whitley, of Lincoln county,' • Kentucky, wh'-fell in the battle of j the Themes. Benton county receives its name' Irom the statesman,Thoa. H. Benton; Caas, ftom Lewi*Caw; Blackford, in honor of Judge Isaac Blackford, long a judge of the Supreme Court of In-; diene; Clev, from the great Heurr Clay, the idol of the Whig party;! Clinton, from DeWilt Clinton, gov-1 eruorofXew York aud yromoter ot the greet New York cartel; Decatur, after the gallant Commodore Stephen Decatur. : Delaware county got its designation from the Indians of that name; Elkhart, SI- Joseph, Tippccauoe,.Wabash and Vermillion from the rivers of those names, aud Uulon derived its

name from the hope tfaallt would harmonise the difficulties that existed when it was organized (1821) in relation to the comity seats in Wayne and Fayette counties. Harrison county was named in honor of Gen. William Henry Harrteon, in 1808, three years before he whip|>ed the Indian* at Tippecanoe, and who was »he first Territorial governor of Indiana; Jeuuinga, after Jonathan Jennings, th#! first gorernor or the State; Noble, for Noah Noble, who was governor from 1831 to 1837; Hendricks, organized iu 1824, was named for William Hendricks, who, at that time was governor; Posey, for tier. Thos. Posey, who was appointed governor of Indian Territory to succeed Gen. Harrison. Fulton is the only couuty in the State named in honor of an inventor, and it perpetuates the nanis^i Robert Fulton, who gave to the wotid the steamboat; Vigo is named alter Col. Francis Vigo, long known in the history of Viucenuesas “the Spanish merchant,”but who was a most patriotic American, though a Sardinian by birth, and the efficient friend of Gen. George Rogers Clark, in tlie capture of Vincennes; Switzerland derives its name from a settlement ot Swiss that came within the bounds of the present county in 1802 and began the cultivation of the grape there; Vanderburgh, which must always lie spelled with an “h,” was named in lio.ior of Henry Vanderburgh (he wrote it Vender Burgh), who had been a captain in the revolu ion and was a judge of the first iO irt ever held in Indiana Territory ; Gibson was named for Gen. John Gibson, secretary of tho Territory from 1801 to 1816, and who repeatedly acted vs gorernur iu the* absence of Governor Harrison. He had been taken prisoner in early life by the Indians, continued among them many years, and was familiar with their language ami customs. It is said that it wa< to him that the speech ascribed to Logan, chief of the Mingocs, was made. Rush was named in honor of the greet Philadelphia physician, Dr.. Benjamin Rush. Scott county was named after Gen. ('has. Scott, a distinguished otUceiHii ■ he revolution, also iu \yf ImliaV wats. and who was afterwards gov-\ crtior of Kentucky ; another Indiana county, Shelby, was named fora governor of Kentucky, Isaac Shelby, an officer of distinction in the Revolutionary War and in that of 1812. Howard county organized in 1844. was first named Ri> hardville (corrupted to Russiaville),after thechicfof inlands of that name, but on the death of Gen. Tiigham A. Howard, a dis tinguislied citizen of the Slate, and at tiie time minister to Texas, the name was changed. Huntington was named iu honor of Samuel Huntington, a delegate to the Continental Congress from Connecticut, and o.ie of the signets of the Deciaratisu of Independence of the United States. Ripley county wo* named after Gen. E. W. Ripley, an officer of the war of IS12. The last couuty to he organized was Newton, which was in 1860. Probably not one person out ot ten thousand in this State knows whence the name of this county domes and yet no county in Indiana is more ,approialely named. As it was taken from Jasper county, which was named for Sergeant Jasper, it was called Newton, a triend of die hero of Fort Moultiie.—Hr.

HORRIBLE ACCIDENT. Brook Foster Accidentally Shot and Killed Outright, Bath Barrels of his Father’s Donble-barrelled Shot (itm tffiptied into his Left Side. Death itf au Aged Citizen—A Hint t • The Wise-Personal Mention. f»|>eetal to the Drinwmt. On Oft. SI, few. at about ti o'clock, n. m., non-* spread over this locality that Brook Foster had accidently abut and Killed himself. In a few minulea the friends and neighbor* bait rushed in to llud that it was aadly true. The particulars, aa nearly as 1 con hi learn them, are aa follow*: lie took bis father's double-barrel shot-sun and starti-d out hunting, and bad cone about tw o hundred vards from the house when his dog started a rabbit, and this being in some* what of a thicket, be juni|ied up on a slump to nee if he could nee it to shoot it, aud after gelliu;: u|> there it is supposed that he intended to set the gun down on the stump on which be waa standing and missed the atutup with the breech of the gun and hit the hammers against the stump causing the gun to tire, emptying the content* of both barrets Into his left side, causing almost instant death. His mother, on bcarlug the gun, aud bearing him hollow for help, ru abed to ibe scene, but only reached him in time to bear blu make bis last struggle. When they reached him he waa some six or eight slept; from the slump on which be bad been standing, and the gun lay across the stump, rbe prints of the hammers on the edge of the stump, and the mod on the stump, and the blood firms the stump to where be was lying, and bit cloths lieing on Are, give us soma ol the information of hew the accident occurred. He was carried to Ibe bouse immediately, and was hurried Nov. 1, in the Chappell Cemetery, at It o’olsi-fccu. US,, under.the auspices of the F. M. it. A. Brook was a round tn*r. 2** years sf age, and highly respected In this commitnity, in which be bad lived ever since his birth. Tbs community will sadly miss him, aud the new* of Ibis sod accident sends many a |>aug to the hearts of bis friends and associate*. The F. 11. B. A. has lost a worthy member, whose place can hardly be Ailed by anyone that will equal him. The oomtnuuity at large sympathize with the bsreaved families. Died. Beniamin Thacker, on the list, ult, at about A o'clock, a. ra., of kidney colic, in the 68th year of hi* age. Hr. Thacker was a man laved by all vrhbknew him. He leaves a fhmily of two daughters besides many friends to mourn his loss. His funeral took place from bis residence in this neighborhood at 9:36 o'clock Nov. 1st, and he was followed by a large concourse of friends to the Chappell Cemetery where he wae interred at 11:30 O'clock, a. m. Although he waa financially limited, he atways maintained that trait of character that bespoke for him uprightness. Fresco, like most other place*, has people that can't s{eak slanderous enough of their neighbors (even of relations). Such folk* ought to recoUsct the hortible fate of the •

‘T« and the Kettle,'’ V, I understand that O. 1\ Wallace is going !• Improve his farm hy Uie erection of a new barn. Mr. W. is a wide-awake and well-to-do farmer. Late McCoy and Ann Teague have been visiting friends near Princeton, Gibson Co., fl* past week. Miner Whitten and family, of Haubstatt, Gibson Co., visited triends in Preset last week. Thos. Beatiu baa just completed a cistern for B. V. Parker. Iienry Yates and family, of Ireland, Dubois Co., visited the family of W. M. Abbott ! last treck- ! Rebccon Parker Is on tbe.sick list at this writing. Margaret Thacker is suffering oferyeslpelas at present. L The rain that fell the last fow days left j the road in thia cummuuity in a very bad cuuditiou. - Prksco IUti.ku. Erronoous Snppositions. That cows are fond of buttercups. That pipes are burst by a suddeu thaw That hones are brittle in frosty weather. That birds sleep with the head beneath the wing. That a fire is extinguished by the sun shin Ing on it. That washing the face in the mornlngdew improves the complexion. Tbat there is economy in putting fire brick or clay ball into a fire. That dogs me kept in health by the addition of brimslohe to their drinking water. ; That mirrors attract lightning and should j lie covered or turued to the wall during a | tbuuder,shower. , From Fremont, Nebraska. I have bad scroiula untii it made my life !n bunted. I »as inexpressibly miserable sick, weak, sleepless and unhappy; desiriu 1 that the short time which would hasten to | so end. 1 tried doctors' treatment and med- | iciue and travltd, but none these did any j good, for the scrofula gradually grew worse. | Ousphysician who 1 traveled for to see, and I to whom 1 paid 1159. gave up tlft case ait ; hopeless after three weeks of trenftnent, nml ■ other as prominent physicians tried hard to {cure it, but were ebually as unsuccessful. | 1 then gave up all other medicines' and look only Soft's Spoeilic (S. S. S.) Four bottles I of that medicine cured ineand the past four | years I have bad as excelent health and I i I am as free from disease as any body living. Words are inadequate to express my ! gratitudejnd favorable opinion of Swift's : Specific d^f'. I*.)'* The udove is au extract from a letter writtei^ate of July IS, ISSO, by Mr. F. Z. Nelsot^l pramfnent and wealthy citizen of Freni out. Nebraska, His Child (lot Well. Swift’s Specilio (S. S. S.) cured my little Hjoy of scrofula, from which he had suffered along lime. 1 had trail physicaus and yrcoi quantities sf other medicines without svailV A few bottles of S. S. S. did the work. He is dow enjoyir.g the best of health and has notliad any symptoms of the disease for ovsr/a year. W. A. Clayton, Addie, X. Treatise on Blood ami Skin Diseases mailed free. SWIFT STKC1F1C CO., Atlanta, Ga J; II. Lools Ukd Clover Co.. Detroit. Mieh.—Uentlsiuaii: My wife has for some time lieen afflicted with something like a scrofulous disease, aud found no relief nnsil she gave your Kxtraet of Red Clover a trial. 1 anihappy to say she lias experienced great relief. This is but a slight testimonial of my appreciation of vovr efforts in behalf of humanity. which you are welcome to use for their betiifit. 1 am very respectfully H. ARMSAnd many otners. Loose’s Ked Clover Fills Cure hick Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Consti. pinion, 25c per lx>x, 5 boxes for $1. For sale by \V. II. Hdrnbrook.

Their Business Booming. Probably no one tiling lias caused such a general revival of trade at J. II, Adams A skin’s Drugstore as their giving away to their customers of so many free trial bottle of Hr. King's New Discovery for eonsiunp tion. Their trade is stafplj^ enormous in tills very valuable article from the fret that it always cures and never disappoints Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup and all throat and lung diseases quickly cured. You can test it before buying by gctliug a trial bottle free, large size $1. Every bottle warranted. Epoch, The transition from long, lingering and painful sickucss to robust health marks an epoch in the life of the individual. Such a remarkable event istreasurediu the memory and the agency whereby the good health has beeu attained t* gratefully blessed, lienee it is that so much is heard in pruisu of Electric Hitter*. So many feel that they owe their restoration to health to the useot the (treat Alterative and Tonic. If you are troubled with any disease of Kidneys, Liver or Stomach, of long or short standing you ! will surely find relief by use of Kleetric Bit- ' (era. Sold at 40 eta. and $i per bottle by J. R. Adams 4; Son. Consumption Barely Cared. I To tue Editor— Please inform your reader* 1 that I have a (Kishtve remedy Ibr the above I* named disease. By it* liuicly use thousands ot hopeless case* have been permanentlv cured. 1 shall he glad to send two tsittlcs of my remedy krkk to any of your ] reader* who have coii*um|>tioo if they wil , send me their express and post office adI dress. Rcsjectfully, T. SLOCL’Sl. M.C., 18i l’earl St., New York. soyi] A Strong Kadorsemout. , t Toledo.O. J. II. 1ak«K Kkd C lovkk Co.—Gentleman : Having thade use of your valuable I pile remedy. 1 can recommend U aa the best II ever used; having found almost entire re- ! lief from using it four time*. Hopiug others ! will try It w ith the samesueces*. 1 am your very truly. II. M. LIXLEY No. SO Summit St, Bueklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve In the world for Cuts, Bruise*. Sore*, fleers. Salt Rheum, revet Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains, I Corns, and nil Skiu Eruptions, aud positive-sljrc&itt-pi!** or WJ. pay required. It is guaraateed to give perfect oatNf&£tfeSr or money refuodei. Price S3 cents per box. j For sale by J. B. Adams t Son. ml4yl j The consciousnes* of having a vemidy at i hand for croup, pneumdnia. sore throat and j sadden colds, is very consoling to a parent. : With a bottle of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral in ) the boose, one feels. In such case, a seuseol | security nothing else can give. - ‘ fc»: ! When the hair shows signs of failing begin i at once to use Ayer’s Hair Vigor. This pro. j pur at ion strengthen* the scalp, promote* j the growth of uew hair, restores the natural color to gray and faded hair, and renders it J soft, pliaut. glossy._ It was once supposed that scrofula could j not bs eradicated from the system; bnt thd marvelous result produced by the use ol , Ayer’s S*eosjarillr*di*prove this tbeoty. The reaaoh is, medicine la the most powerltd blood-puriier over discovered. All scalp and skin diseases, dandruff, falb j log of the hair, gray or faded hair, may be j cured hy using that nature’s true remedy, | Hall's Hair Hcnewer. :>V:

TPolv#h« M toward Ate weoner uo® iiuiuiivn uoii* r# twewaru ror any ease of Catarrh that cam lot be cured by taking Hail’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY * CO Frnpe, Toledo, O. We, the undersigned. ban known P. J. Cheney, for the last lft years, end believe him perfectly honorable in ail boiuesa transactions and financially able to carry out ary obligation made by their firm. i West ATkaux, Wholesale Druggists,Toledo. O. Welding Kink an A Mabmk, Wholesale Druggesists, Toledo, O. E. H. Van Hccskx, Cashier, Toledo National Bank, Toledo, O. Ball’s Catarrh Cure is ta\en internally, ■oting directly upon the bleed and mucus surfaces of the system. Pries "5. per bottel. Sold by all Druggists. Tbo corsl is Mrs. deviant!'* favorite, ii > A thirteen-year-eld boy in Australia is six feet six inches tall and weigts USQ pounds. Canadian Pacific competition has reduced the China steamer service at San Francisco from eight to six. On a Jury at Sedalia, Mo., two men converted ten. Kilkkt's Exteact or Tab A Wild Chkbky is a safe, reliable and pleasant remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, and all throat troubles; will relieve and benefit Consumption. Tiy it and be convinced. Every bottle warranted; price JOc and ftl per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Prepared by the Emmcrt Proprietary Co., Chicago, III. i An insnrance cumpamy conducted by women has beeu established i n New Orleans. HAPPY HOME I1LOOD PURIFIER is the People’s Popular Medicine for purifYiug the blood; preventing or curing dyspepsia, Biliousness, Headache Boils, aud all Fevers. One dollar i>cr bottle. UNCLE SAM’S CONDITION POWDER will cure Distemper, Coughs,Colds, Fevers. And most of diseases to which Hursee, Cattle, Sbeep, lings aud Poultry are subject. Sold by all druggists. Time flies, vet the orchestra leader slta still und lieats time.—Exchange. DR. JAQUE’S HERMAN WORMC AKE destroys worms nud removes them from the ejstem. Safe, pleasant aud effective. llenrv Villard has founded a German library at Harvard. A gray bread on a man under 60 makes him look older than he is The best dye to color brown or black is Buckingham's Dye /or the Whiskers. Lord Tenuyaon received ) 1,351) for his poem, “The Throstle.” SLEEPLESS NIGHTS made miserable by j that terrible cough. Shilnh's Cure is the 1 Remedy for you. TI1E REV. GEO. H. THAYER, or Bour. bin, Ind., srvs: “Both myself and wife owe our lives to SHILOH’S CONSUMPTION CURE.” Eight colleges have been built iu Kansas during the past year. A Kansas pharmacy pays better than a Kansas farm. It is better to tie a pharmer than a farmer.—Courier-Journal. Shiloh’s Cure will immediately relieve Croup Whooping Cough and Bronchitis, old by Dr. J. W. Bergen. Why Will You cough whenSbMoh’s Cure will give immediate relief. Price lOcts and$l. Sold by Dr. J. W. Bergen. Croup. Whooping Cough and Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shiloh’s Cure. I Sold by Dr.4. W. Bergen. Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a gurantee. It cures Consumption. Sold by Dr. J W. Bergen. Sleepless Nights, made miserable bv that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure is the Remedy for you. Soft! By Dr J. W. Bergen. That Hacking Cough can tie so quickly cured l>y Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee it Sold by Dr. J. W. Bergen.

RAILWAY TIME-TABLES. Evansnille & Indianapolis R'y. Taking Effect Sunday, Sept. 8th, 1*80. GOING NORTH. No. lt>. U:3U a ui 10:S» n m 10:62 a in . 11:26 a m 12:26 a m -No. 12. 6:46 p la 0:18 p a> 0:31 p m 7 :tt> p m 8:10 p ■ STATIONS. Dt*l>. Evansville ,.. “ Somerville .. “ Oakland City. “ Petersburg Arr. Washington. . GOING SOUTH. STATIONS. No. ». l«t>. Washington.... 1:4u p m ‘r Petersburg 2:40pin “ Oakland City. 3:13pm “ Somerville.3:25 p in Ait. Evansville . 4:20 pm No. 33 (south-bound freight) arrives at 12:35 p. ui. and No. 34 (north-bound freight) at 10:10 a. m. Trains run daily except Sunday, connectmg with trains east and mvet on O. A M. at Washington. O. J. UiIAMJIKR. Genera) Passenger Agent No. 11. 6:46 a is 0:46 a ai 7:20 a m 7:33 a m 8:46a ui THE OLD RELIABLE O. Sz TWAINS GOING EAST: Stations. A room- Pay Night mod'll Kip. Exp. Fast Exp. Ay Hi. lamia “ .Shaltuc •* Sandoval. *• Odin. “ Flora .... Otney.. 62fam SOOirn 7 00pm (00pm S4Sam 865am »0»pra 1616pm 258a in 8lSpm S08um 1010am BSOpin 1014am 1102,110 1037pm iiiSpm 1102am 1140am 1138pm 1217am “ Yiurenn’f lilSpni 1262pm 1233am 128sm “ Miu hell.. 2>lpir. 141pm 181am 318am 497pm S4t>m 3 47am 4*Sam 440pm 415pm 4 55tu> 4ilai% .•Seymour “ N. Vernon ArClnclmiatl. 7S7pra 83Upro solam 718aia “ Louisville.. 625pm 625pm . 6 65am TWAINS GOING WEST: Lv Clneinn’ll e.Vauu 816am 700pm 888pm “ N. Varnan 8 33an- 1037am 846pm 1012pm *' Seymour .. 1006am 1103am 10 26pm 1119pm ** Mitchell.. 11 ltain 1201pm 1128pm 2217am “ Vineeun’a ISopm 2lupin 139am 2 25am " oilier.. . 2 .Vhim SO: pm 248am 238am “Flora .... 23Spm 233am 413am “Odin -- 4 in 430pm 428uin s 15a to Sandoval 452pm 42Spm 438am 226am H300pm 441.pm 443am 815am 7 22pm 640pm 6 60ain 7 46am “ Shaltuc ArSi. Louis OHIO & MISSISSIPPI Railway. Tlie Ohio A Mississippi Railway la tba dinet fast tine b*lw»n Cincinnati, Louis.111*. St. Louis and all poluts blast and West. Four through passenger trains each way between Cincinnati and st. Louis are necessary to accommodate its large and constantly increasing Volume of travel: three between Tincinnau and Loulariile. and two between LouIsvllte and St. Louis. Its trains all enter l*nh>» Depots'Ll Cincinnati. Louisville and ist. Louis, eoneenlantly located near the center* of huslneis Transfers to Ollier lines are thus avoided. At Nt. Louis dlr.i t coukectious are made In sum depot with trains of all lines for the West. Jigrthwest and .HouthwesL ——. - The OhloA-MUsls*!ppl Railway gives special attention to colonists gding west, either single or in parties. Our agents are prepared at all times to furnish information as la rates and routes to poiula West: price and location of lands, and when passengers are teady to atari wilt call on them at their liomee. if desired, secure tickets at lose*! rates and attend to checking baggie an-., shipping freight through to AI lAHilvrllle counectlotis are made in Cntopiliepnt for all potnu Kitst and .Southeast, and In Union Depot. Cincinnati, for the East, Northeast and Southeast. Tlirough Pullman Sleeping Cars are run by this llue lietween St. Louts. I'lncinnaU. Louisville. Washington, Baltimore and Intermediate stations. P: ‘mm Parlor Car* are run on day trains Travelers going to any point East, West, r South, should make it ttelr basinets North otHEMIHI to ask tor tickets via tveO. AM. Railway Passengers purchasing local tickets will save 10 cents on esteh Ames, aa the ticket rata Is 18 cents leas that the rata on tlie trai a. For reliable Information In reference ta routes, rates, tickets, etc-, to all potot* hroughoul the United States, call on Ticket Agents of connecting tines, or address G.O. Mon DchaVT, » . Vincennes, Ind. m It?®*

Attorney atXai PETERSBURG, INDIANA. Office over J. R. Adiuns A Son’s Drag 8 Ilets also a member or the United States lection Association, and elves prompt a tlon to every matter in which he Is eugi I P RICHARDSON A. H.TAT UICHARDMN & TATLOII, Attorneys at La I PETERSBURG, INDIANA. Prompt attention given to all buslnes A Notary Public constantly In the office > ice in Carpenter Building, Eighth and Malt ■DWIN SMITH, Attorney at La /, AND REAL ESTATE AGE T, PETERSBURG, INDIANA Office over Gus Frank's store Spe i httentlon given to Collections, Buying at Selling Lands, Examining Titles, Fur hing Abstracts, etc. I. 11 LkNAR, Physician and Surg on PETERSBURG, INDIANA | Will practice in Pike and ndjolnh ; counties Office In Montgomery Building J Office hours day u,id night. Dlstases of Women and Cl ren a specialty. Chronic and difficult ca solicited uhe, Physician m Sur eon PETERSBURG. INDI Office In Rank Building. Res Seventh street, three sauarcs sout Calls promptly attended, day or ni J. B. DUNCAN, Physician and Sujjeon PETERSBURG, INDIA I Office In Carpenter Building, fl floor si W.H. ST0NEC|‘ HJ3B..

PETKHSBl R<>, IN)' ASIA. Offlo# in moms t A 7 In Carp ter Building. Operation* first-class. All w i warranted. Anaesthetics used for painlei extraction of teeth. f lJune At Home _ vgain -: 1> PCTEIISBt G.:M.v appliances are all ne and In direct conformity with the lutes Improvements used In Dentestry. I have icated permanently at Dr. Russel’s reside office, where I will do Bridge and Crown a it specialty DR JOB* D. I.OKI £RICU. DENTES T. E. J. HA rfcRIS

Resident Dentist, PETERSBURG, -V DIANA. ALL WORK V GRANTED R1 REAL ESTATE AN INSURANCE II HE.MCV 1 jLDS, Insnrance«i leal Estate «A.g* text, PETERSBURG, • ! INDIANA Leading Companies 'presented Prompt attention u> ImHtness otnry work carefully and Intelligently perl ned Rules reasonabte Office in Bank Aiding Real Esta j Agency. IK P. W. Cl \PPELL, PETEHSBIHG, - INDIANA. All Ijmds and To* Property placed in my hands forsale will la ivertised freeofcharge. OFFICE—Upstair ver City Drug Store. ■ .-■■■■■■ '.'■-■■ga=t ■■! 1! .L1 . HK-IL* —T TOWNSHIP Tl STEES' NOTICES NOTICE l*herah .iven to all parties interested that 1 wi attend at my office In Stendul, KVKl TCE8DAT, To transact hoslne connected with t he office of trustee of Lock! t township. All persons having business - h said office will please take notice. J. . ST1LWEI.L. Trustee. &- VOTICB itaere HP ccrne«l, tftat I Till be at my residence given to all patties conone mile east of i adla. ATI V rtUUAY, To attend to bu <e*s connected with the office of Trustee > douroe township. * MUCL LOWE, Trustee. •^OTICE It I y given, that I will be at my reeideuc IV YTUUKStlAV, To attend te ht ness connected with the office of Trustee l«kgsu township. MrPosltlvelv » business transacted except on office-d t. SILAS KIRK, Trustee. "VOlTCE is h eby given to all parties coe " ccrued that will attend at my residence X EAT XOSBAV, To transact bn: ess connected with the office Trustee of M iaon towship. MT Positive! ,o business transacted except on offlice-dayt IKES RUMBLE. Trustee. In Velpen, > re by given to all persons lat t 1 will atteud at my office to transact t of Trustee j having take i ■KY PRIDAT, teas connected with the office alien township. All persons i with said office will pli W. F. BROCK, TrusteeireitT Jiven to all parties cun - I will atteail'M "IT offllce EVERY BAT. Inesa connected with the office iBhreontownshlp. R. W. HARRIS. Trustee HOTEL. Geo. R /Villains, Proprietor _tbo above Hotel, I am ntertaln guests In the Vert ttji ■y tablet furnlslied with the best Tonic. SAMPL ROOM reial men always In readiness itlen given to the traveling . Williams.

___ORGANS JOL PATTERSON $ CO. ■WXUL. SELL "STOTT A $100 ORGAN for $85.00 A $90 ORGAN for $75.00 A $75 ORGAN for $60.00 A $60 ORGAN for $45.00 THESE-xARE-:-SOLID-:-PAOTS! Do NotFail to Call,and See This New Stock Which Will ba Sold on LIBERAL TERMS Office oa DEPOT STRffiir, Petersburg, - - . Indiana.

DRY GOODS. JOHN HAMMOND. To which he directs Attention. Ill* DRY GOODS are first-class, and the stock Is .very largo Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Notions. Give him acall, and you will be cony I need that he Is giving BARGAINS on'hls entire stock SOLID GOODS AT LOW PRICES. OSBQRN BROTHERS Occupy the KI.KPHAN’T SHOE and BOOT STORE on Main street with a splendid line of BOOTS and SHOES For Men, Women, and Children. We keep R. L. Stephens’ and Emerson's brands of tha FINEST SHOES. -^OSBORN $ BROTHERS,Petersburg, - - Indiana. ~~~_m MERCHANT TAILORS * C. .A. BERGER & PIIO., THE FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILORS, Petersburg, Indiana, -~4Have a Large Stock of Late Styles of Piece Goods Consisting^! the very best Suiting and Piece Goods Perfect Fits, Styles Guaranteed.

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