Pike County Democrat, Volume 20, Number 51, Petersburg, Pike County, 8 May 1890 — Page 3

imMTri uiuir issoiiscnni Grand Combination Sale Ladies’ nd Children’s IdiaMrw. An extraordinary opportunity to obtain 'muslin undergarments at half their value. This is a chance of a lifetime. Don’t miss the opportunity. Why will you sew and sweat during the hot weather when you con buy these garments for LESS THAT* THE COST OF PL AIM MUSLIN?

i ZESesid. ©ru Corset Covers trimmed in embroidery 50c Ladies’ Drawer One Tnyk «n*d Uuflle.. 20e “ *< 4 Tucks and Ruffle- 30c “ Fine Kdjrin;;. 40c •* « Pink embroidery and — ' insertion . 75c »« (Skirts, full sise . 30c “ “ peep ruffle . 40c *• “ 0 tucks, * ruffles . 70c •> “ Klejtant stylo ., Chemise, plain .— 25c lace trimmed . 40c all-over embroidery and laee . «0c •• Night Gown, lace trimmed— 40c Infants’ cambric Slips. Infants’ short Presses, and the nicest white Aprons This sale lasts 12 days at these prices. Do not miss this chance. . HARGROVE 1 CD., - The Hustlers. "m3E£tuak, Petersburg, Ind HORN UKOOOK’S CQJ.U M N rTTTTTl

Perfectly Well. I have a sow that would not rat corn •a account et cholera. 1 tried a pack-, at* of Horn brook’s Model Hoy Cholera Cure and at this writing she Is perfectly wall. Jam. 16,1890. Grant MaLott. JJodel (]ough galsam, Sire Care For Coughs, Cold*, and. kindred dieoases. Sold on a gurair^eo by Petersburg Union, W. H. Hornbrook, J. K. Philips, jsssph MeCrary, JT. A. Burkhart, John Onoal, W.B, Utlts. John Howard, I. Boldsrman, J. 11. Shandy. f Ayres * Pipes. K. Dillon A Son J. W. Mitey A Son . I agio A SksTlnultn W. Thompson, bum iter & Co. Ollphant Bend \ Madison tp.’ Outsvtlle, Little’s Button, llosmer, Blackburn, Sbandy’s Coul Bank, Algiers. Otvrell, Winslow, Ayersliire. Arthur, Bowman,

EMERSOVS Petiole Congress.

Our Spring and Summer stock of Shoes and Slippers have all been received, and we can say that we really have in our store the FINEST AND HOST COMPLETE STOCK

Ever Shown in Petersburg. . Our STEVEN’S Shoes for ladies, misses, and children, and EMERSON’S for gents can’t be beat for ; style and quality anywhere. Every pair warranted.

We make a specialty ol taking measures for ladies who are hard to ht. We are the only agents in the county for the above brands Of shoes. GTJS AKfg’S MAMMOTH STORE.

THE PIKE COUNTY DEMOCRAT. THURSDAY, MAY 8, 131*0. Edward Littcll, of Marccllus, is 100 years old. Marshall county is shipping shadetrees to Chicago. Lngansport tas a new $9,500 high school building. Two Washington hunters captured 216 bull-froga in one day. Santa Claus is the name of a Spencer county town. Bartholomew county spent $2,127 oil inquests last year. The Noblesville high school graduates. 15 pupils this year. Indianapolis has an orchestra composed of ten young ladies. Fire thousand people attended the I. O. O. F. celebration of Rock port. Hendricks county Republicans now have 50 candidates for eight offices. Washington has 2314- children between the ages of six and twenty-one. Hounds altera fox, near Columbus, left the trail and killed 40 sheep belonging to a farmer. The “Ohio Valley” is the best livccent cigar on earth. Try one. Ike Little sells them. At Terre Haute there have been in circulation counterfeit dollars that could be detected only by weight.

Gov. Hover is reported rapidly declining in health, and it is predicted that ho will not live out his term. The Bloomington univtrsity graduates 47 students this year, only 8 of whom will inflict speeches'on the audience. A congregation of the C. I’. Church was organized at Vincennes last week. It is a good one, and bids fair to be of interest to the Old Post. Thieves arc numerous in Vincennes, Judging from the Vincennes papers, one cannot tell whether there arc unv other classes there at all.

Uoc-kport has again struck ga^lliis 'line at a depth of 728 feet. The flow is not sufficient, and there are no evidences developed that it is not a vegetable gas. The Journal Building, at Evansville, has been pronounced by the authorities as unsafe. If not repaired a general “smash” down, it is believed, will take place. C. S. Gordon, a Franklin county farmer, owns a 13-monlhs old Jersey cow that gives milk. The animal weighs 400 pounds and her calf 35 pounds. _ - The new Grand Army hull at Princeton will be dedicated on the I5th Inst. An excellent program has been arranged. The affair promises to be very entertaining and profitable. __ The Knox and Daviess county fairs, as the dates now stand, will both he held on the same date—the week intervening between the Indiana Sta*e Fair and St. Louis Fair. There will be no Fair worth mentioning at either place. Come to Pike, and see u fair that is a fair. Congressman Parretl’sappointment of a cadet to, West Point will be governed by a competitive examination, free to all youths between the age of 17 and 22, regardless of political ©pinions. The examination will be: held in Prof. Lane’s office, at Evansville, oil the 4tIt of June. A Joint Convention and School of methods will be held tor the W. C. T. Unions of the Counties of Sullivan, Knox, Daviess, Martin and Gibson,in the Main Street Presbyterian church ut Vincennes, Ind, on Wednesday and Thursday, May 14ih and 15th, 1890, beginning at 10:30 a. in. ltats are taking the whole country. Jasper was over run a few weeks ago. Warrick county F. M. B. A's are waging war on the pesty rodpnte. Field mice are so numerous that their travels through the fields make roads in the growing grain, clover and timothy, and the farmers are rightfully grumbling, as hare a rigid to do. - ^ Princeton Cluiron: “There will be fifteen graduates from the public schools this rear, the largest class in the history of the schools. The commencement exercises will tie held Thursday evening, June p, and the aluiuui reunion the following evening. The graduates arc: Joseph Kern, Clifford Sliopbell, Dell Dunlap, Florence Gray, Lizzie Hanna, Lulu j Archer, Mary Jenkins, Frank PuinI pbrey, Louis Witherspoon, Will | Awcnitis, Clarence I^a#rence, Frank | Duncan, Dell Duncan, Ann Duncan, • Clyde Stormont, Lizzie Scl.pjjde— eight boys and eight a lit set.”

Board of Education. The County Board of Education met at Winslow last Thursday. The Board was called to order by County Supcrintundent M. B. Thomas. All the members were present except W. A. Ollphant, trustee of Clay township, and 31c C. Adams, President of the Petersburg School Board. Also three of the newly elected trustees were present. Dr. R.W. Harris, ol Jefferson township, was elected Secretary. The subject of text-books was discussed at length, but no changes in books were made. Teachers’ wages were discussed, and the multiple placed as before, at 2}-^. The County Superintendent was instructed by the Bord to furnish the schools with a County School Manual, Deportment Cards, and hiauks for final reports of teachers to the Superintendent and towuship trustees. Ou motion the Board adjourned. M. B. Thomas, Pres. It. W. IJakris, Sec. Kill The Cars. The Revised Statutes of Indiana reads as follows: “If the owner of airy dog which is iu the habit of running from home and wandering about without flic presence ot its owner, shall neglect or refuse to confine such dog after due notice is given of its wandering habits, it shall be lawful for any perspu to kill such dog wherever it may be found ftinuibg about the premises, and away from the presence of Its owner.” Expose ’Em. The 1st of May is approaching when the‘Vincennes and Owensboro R. R. would have been completed had not flic greed ami avarice of a few mem ruled out an honest bid at $2.»,000 in (a' or of a dishonest one at $3o,000 a mite. Not a lick has been struck toward constructing the,line, and it is safe to assert that it has been smothered to death by tho itching desire of its managers to pookel a big private boodle ou' of tire project.— Vincennes *un- '__

lUTS l The Contest of the rat catchers hunt of two parties of Pleasant Hill Lodge F. M. It. A. under the leadership ot Capt. Elmore Brack!midge and Capt. John Elcer. has been closed with the following result. Brackinrhlge party 5,012, Elear, 3,425, total 8,43?. The Elcer company lost the wager of an oyster supper to the members anil their families of the lodge.—Booncille Enquirer. ■ Novel Entertainment. At Fleming’s Hall tomorrow night will be given one of the most novel entertainments ever seen. It is constructed from the clash; story of Jack the Giant Killer. The great effort that has been put forth to make rids entertainment interesting and instructive merits a liberal patronage. It, will amply repay any one for time, trouble aod money to attend. Mark our word tor it, you will be entertained. Admission, 25 eents; children under 12,15 cents. Performance begins at 8 o’clock. We Beat It Here. The Vincennes Coal Company have Ajcon putting in new machinery for several days at the Fait'view Mines, anil have everything ready now for steady work. They are working about fiitcen men and run night and day. They are now down about thirty-five feet.— Vincennes Sun. From llosmer: The exhibition was enjoyed hv all-It. M. Barnett anil your correspondent attend the organization of a Sabbath School at the Simpson school louse last Sunday. Also Joint Whitehead, £id Wyatt and others were present-—I am studying out what would he the best plan for curing “cranks.” AVill any of the correspondents tell me? About two such fellows come here oecasionlly. One oft Item canto to the exhibition to cause disturbance, llis figure resembled that of the ourangoutang of the African desert-“The Seven Little Ones”’ will play at the Rumble school house, May 10th. Music, speeches, declamations,and rocitaiiotts will complete the progtam. j Admission, only 15 cents. Doors open 1 at 7 p. m. Mr. J. R. Thompson is genI era! manager. Buckeye Bov.

Logan Township Items: Saturday, April 26, being the 36th birthday of Silas Kirk, a dinner was prepared for him by his friends and relatives and taken to his residence. It was a complete surpriso to hint. Considering the raiuy dav, a good crowd was there, and the aftair was most enjoyable-April 26th, Thomas O’Neal and Susan Barrett wete united In marriago at the. residence: of the bride’s parents in Logan town-ship-In the days when Bcpublicaii8 were sick nigh ttuto death in the: Land ol Logan, a “Tulip” sprang up ! to cover their unprotected heads, but it was like unto Jonah’s Gourd, it j came forth ina day, but at night a ' worm gnawed its root and it perished. | LooANDJElt.

j Fiom Union: Rey. William Strick-' land, Fort Branch, was here last Friday. He was on his way to Union Bethell-Co. Supt. Thomas and Trustee elect M. M. Coweus went to Winslow last Wednesday-Prof. Harvey Lucas, of Patoka, was here last Friday-Albert Radcliff, of Fort Branch, has been scouring the country around here in the interest of a Photo Copying Company. He has done a good business——The schools ot Clay Township are all now closed, Frank Dcffcudalil having iiuished his school last Saturday-J. B. Hayden, of the Union Normal, visited his home last Friday evening-Rev. Birch,1? of Arthur, was in town last Friday—r—S. Chambers is again one of our Merchants--G. T. Kime attended the Opera play at Vincennes last week. He was greatly charmed by the performance-Ihc entertainment given by “B.” scctioujast Friday eveuing was a success. This closes the controversy between the two sections, and both have united to give a grand free public entertainment at the close of the school. Watch for the daje, and secure tickets. Halffaro on aU R R. Eli ?—The pie-sup-per, at Union last Saturday night, was well attended. Miss Kate S. received a lunch in the way*of aa owl. She did not eat it, however. Peabl. PURELY PERSONAL. Mart Fleenei is at home again last and this weeks. J. B. Hoover and son Claude visited their old home at Union, Tuesday. Tim Shea and M. S. Taylor, of Washington, visi'ed Pike county Sunday.

Miss Minnie Selby, of Princeton, was the finest of Miss Ellic Coonrod Ibis week. Posey & Chappell have planted a professional card in the Democrat where If will bear fruit. Mrs. J. B. Madden, ot IIIinoise, returned to her home, Friday, after a protracted visit with friends at this place. Win. Hill, of Ciiriui, 111., has accepted a position in John Lee’s barber shop. Those who have tested his ability as an artist sav he is the best they have ever tried. Shtwhan and ISoonshot have had the best kind of a trade this Spring. By reading their advertisement you will learli the kind of goods of which they are selling great quantities. Report conies here this week ihat Thos. IV. O'Sullivan is severely suffering from an abcess or cancer of the stomach. lie lives near Winslow, anil is respected by many sympathising friends. The Petersburgers who heard Booth and Modjeska at Vincennes last week were the following: J. Morton, Sol Frank, Simon Woir, Mr. and Mrs. MeC. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ely, Dr. C. II. Fulliiiwinder. W. V. Hargrove & Co., have a change in their advertisement this week. How they offer such bargains cannot be explained unless they have agents stealing for them, and are swindling the agents out o! their pay. Poke and Bartley, of Oaktown, Knox couuty, were here this week buying cattle and hogs. Monday they bought a car load of bogs of Frank & Maloti, and 28 head of cattle of L. C. Thomas, to bo weighed in June. The hogs were shipped Tuesday morning. Last Friday Charles VauTreesc, an old painter, fell from ili.e top of Enquire Alexander’s house. The old man was badly bruised, but no bones were broken. ' He is again able to attend busines in his line of paint ng and paper hanging, in which he is experienced.

Oakland City Enterprise: G. W. Pninev, Petersburg, was here one day last week-Dr. J. Vi. MeGreficr, of Somerville, was in town TuesdayJohn VanNada, of Petersburg, was here the first of the week-11. It. Ivt-pley spent Wednesday night with his parents at Petersburg. When Miss Emma Iteuss started on her visit to Hopkinsville, Ky., she was accompanied as far as Evansville bv Mr. Jaeob Sliurtz. At that place they secured a maryp^e license and were made one. Miss Keusa went on her visit to Hopkinsville, and Mr, Shtirtz returned to his home here. Miss Reuss will return in a few days, and she and her husband will soon after prepare f«.»r house-keepii'ig. The Demockat congratulates the happy couple, and wishes for them all that is pleasant in a long life well lived. The question of teacher’s wages before the County School Board last week was discussed in a lively manner. It was proposed to place the multiple at 2 to determine the wages of teachers (that is, to multiply the average of the certificate by 2). Harris, Brock, Smitii and Lowe voted yea, the others present voted nay, and the Superintendent voted off the tie in favor of higher wages. A compromise was proposed by fixing the multiple at 2>b- This resulted as the above—a tie aud a vote undoing it by the chairman. The multiplier was then fixed at V+ as before, with Harris Smith,4owe 4114 Brock protesting.

BOONSHOT ?

i Offer inducements in their line that have never been offered before in Petersburg. Gasoline Stoves, and Garland, and Favorite Cook Stoves, Screen Doors and Screen Wire, and Fence Wire, SULKY PLOWS, One* Horse Plows, Double-Shovel Plows, Cultivators, Com Drills, Window Sash, Stove Repairs, Nails, Etc. The only Petersburg house that carries the Genuine Oliver Plow repairs. These Goods will be sold at veiy reasnable prices. Do not fail, before buying, to see this mammoth and varied stock of |

From an Exchange. The Evansville Courier of last Friday contained the following interesting items as reported by the Petersburg correspondent: Frank Lory, a young son of t.be proprietor of the City Hotel, cut one of his knee caps with a drawer knife a few days ago and will be a cripple for life. Mrs. C. W. Misgcii lias returned to her home at Hopkinsville, Kv. She was accompanied by Misses Pnscella and’Emma Steuss, who will visit friends and. relatives there a few weeks. " In a quarrel among the miners at Blackburn mines Wednesday evening/ Bill DcLaney struck Alfred Finest with a pick, inflicting what is thought will prove a fatal wound. No arrests. J. J. Eisert, the groceryman whose store was destroyod by lire last fall, Is preparing to rebuild on the old site, cornier Main and Sixth streets. The new building will be of brick, witli handsome iron and plate glass front, and the structure will be much larger and finer tlraullie old one. Deputy United States Marshal Mounts yesterday arrested Joe Vincent, Newt. Hannahs and General McDowell on a charge of selling liquor without proper license. The men gave boud for their appearance at the Mav term of the United States court at Indianapols. The arrests result from the recent visit of the Town Board to Indianapolis, mention ot which was made in The Courier. The case of Naa«, the Lockhart township election briber, reported to The Courier a short time ago, was by some book or crook brought up before a Magistrate at Stemlal a few days ago. The defense entered a (lemur on technical grounds, the .court sustained it, and the suit was squashed. The Prosecuting Attorney refused to draft a new indictment, and thus Naas escapes punishment. It is hinted that the prosecution had “solid” reasons for refusing to draw up a new complaint. TJic Kev. Hon. Joseph Stubblefield, Pike county’s Republican Representative in the State Legislature, has at last succeeded in distinguishing himself. He is a preacher-farnier-states-man, and last fall sold his wheat product to Goodrid & Tucker, grain dealers of this city. The firm by mistake overpaid him about $150, for which Stubblefield gave his note, and the great apostle of Republicanism, religion and veomanry filed a schedule showing that, he is legally exempt from paying his deb<s, and that he intends to take advantage of the ques

liouulili- prerogative. Lhere arc people, *iurill people, who would rather occupy a teat with Preacher Stubblefield in the Indiana House than take any chances with him in the sweet subsequently- _'_ A From Algiers: Itev. O. K. Thomas, of Warrick county* attended the M. K. Quarterly meeting here-—O. A. Lett left, last Friday, tor Chicago, III., to remain tell next September -Charles Ilollon went to Cincinnati the other day with a car load of hogs. I!unkkii Hill. Call at Parrott’s O. K. barber shop aud get a dandy shave. Why not go to King for groceries? He sells reasonable and handles goods that are fresh and fine. A gentleman who has a few hundred dollars to lend authorizes us to give you his name if vou "‘ill call at this office. Easy terms._' **v W.-F. Jones will bring -you the best of new milk to your tloor at the most reasonable rates. Fresh milk, cream, or butter in any quantity. Leave your order with him. 5t.

Parlies wishing lo purchase anything In the Monumental line would do vrell to call on J. & B. Young,next door to McFarland & Fickeu, Main street, Petersburg, Ind., Satisfaction in work and prices guaranteed. [If For Sale, A splendid Block & Tackle, on Geo. King. Call 4t. KING'S GROCERY. Canned Goods. Canvassed Hams. KING’S GROCERIES. . Money To Loan. On Long time and -easy terms on first mortgage, real estate security. , E. A. Ely. 100 Acres Of fine land in Davies County for sale at a bargain. Part Cush, bar.lace ou time. Elmer Braim ield, Petersburd, lud. Application for License. Notice Is hereby given that I will apply to the Uoaidof Commissioners of Pike county, Indiana, at their December term, 1889, for a license to sell spirituous, vinous and malt liquors in a less quantity than ft quart at ft time, with the privilege of allowing the same c. I. J_L. ......J__ r»p nnn vi»r. o .... ,uw ui UIIUIIUI#, »uv to Im drank upoiFmy jjremlsctiforonejrear. My place of business vbwtM wild liquors are to he said and drank is a one story frame building situated on east side of lot seventytwo (72?, on Main ‘—‘ §-*"*1 |tt| county, Indiana. u cHbt side or lot Rt JOS E PH* V IN Sfe ST. Application for License. muimiu, ni itivtf w uul s'-*1 * t «i* i license to sell sptrltous, vinous and malt liquors In less quantity than a quart aj a time with the privilege of ultowlng the seme to lie drank upon, the premises at u1>" Place of lm*|" iP^VSffiSHssasSr of Indian^ JFp^NCl^ hr

F.'om Spurgeon : A child of William Langatbrd’f is reported to be seriously ill-^A child of Charles Larger died last week—/-Arthur Thompson, of Arthur, was in town last week, buying stock-Hog cholera is still among the tanner s hogs -Ox by, Julian & Co. are' doing a good business-The F. M. B. A. order slid survives, and ils members say they wijf conquer in the end—— Miss Lilly Lot-ton attended the examination at Winslow-The friends and relatives of Aunt Nancy Taylor met on Siturdav and got tip a birthday dinner foi- her. She was 69 years old, her husband is 83, and was the first person born in Gibson countyElders B’ennct, McMit-hxel, and Woods preached at the C. 1*. Church, Sunday. A large audience listened to the gospel earnestly. - Servant. at Prospects. It is frequently said that farmers almost invariably represent crops greatly injured by unfavorable seasons, and especially is Ibis so with regard to wheat prospects. The prospects iti Pike county are not as go_od as we would like to see. Everywhere in Indiana wo get about the same kind t».f report as that we clip from tiie Oakland City Record. It is a failindex of tlie whole state and of this county, and is as follows: -‘The editor oft he Record has made a personal examination of several! wheat fields in each of the following townships, Barton, Center, Columbia, Johnson, Pataka and White River, with this result: Barton, wheat .not regular’ on ground, and very uneven in height ; farmers say the freeze in March killed fully oua-half. Some fields, however, show no signs of damage but they are few and far between. Center,the stalks look healthy, but many fields will not pay toy harvesting owing to I he fact that from one-half to twothirds <jf the stalks wore killed by the freeze, leaving the stalks “shattering” on the ground. Many fields show up badly, as the wheat is uneven, now and then a few feet of fine growth and then for several rods the ground is bare Columbia, uneven in height, some fields showing only “patches'’ of good wheat. West of Oakland City, several fields, noticeably on E. C. Farmer’s fai-m the prospects are good for an average yield. In tlie eastern .portion of Johnson the farmers will be satisfied with a half yield-; while in the western portion about Ft. Branch- and Ilaubstadt, it is in belter condition, some fields damaged but. lilile if any. Patoka, prospects are fair for a two-thirds to threefourths erop. In White River the damage by over flows from White River and its tributaries, and the March freeze, will amount to considerable, and the entire township will, from indications, fall hilly fifty per cent, bel»\v an average.”

Salesmen WANTED. gt§ LOCitli OH TKAVliUKC. I ■ to sell our Nursery Stock. Salary, Expenses nud Steady Employment guaranteed. CHASE BHOTHEKS COMPANV, My-Jy Rochester, N. Y. BARBERS m ,/> >*' k»"* . ■/V/V/'Vrf"' Model Barber Shop. John Lee. The only ahdp in town run by white met* Work Unit-class. Sat isfa-1 Ion guaranteed. We make a specialty of Children’s and alsoef Cadies’ hair cutting. Dyeing done to the satlatislaelion ofall. CALI., JOHN CEB. SCOTT’S FEED STABLE Near Depot,jPetersLurg, Ind. First-Class Accommodations .A-T AUj KOVBS, Good Stable, Good Water, and plenty of It. Bound, Healthful Fool for homes, the.best that can be found. Horses arid Buggies Rented at Reasonable Rates. IBAH1HG - DOSE - OS - SHORT - SOTICE Give me a Trial. FRANK SCOTT. TO WEAK MEN particulars for borne aro splendid medical work; ehaaMhensdl «£.»■ who Is nervous and debilitated. Prof. F. C. rowua. @ f I A PERFECT __ _ ^ _ CURS FOR 9 § frjfJV malaria I tilt cm known, stitch willCUItE Indigojtlon, 1 Pains is the Stomach, Fever and Ague, and 1 arti lined the Kidneys and Hladder; the beet | Tonic known.. I “ _Pail be need with or without epinta. 1 4a-ir> far the cheapest rwnniy known. Fulldirec-I tkm. on cooh package. SoM by Jrunuste or sent by I mail postage prepaid. rrice 30 cts. for etiwte, or 1 twoy&cketk for 50 ctB. V. Z, itsrnpe taken in I payment. Addresk, *, GEO. 6. STEKETEE, Grand Rapids, Mich. I n-Alws^eipruuva uie

i PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Axels B. roSIT. M:\V1TT <5. CHAFPEI-I* POSES A CIIAI'FELL, Attorneys at Law PETERSBURG, INDIANA. Will prneflfefl 1.) all tl.e eo rtf. Special attention given to all business. A Notory Public constantly in the office. Office—On first Hoor Bank Hulkling. K. A. ELS. Attorney at Law, *\ PETERSBURG, INDIANA. yOfiice overJ,R. Adams & Son’s Drug Store 4?e1s at«6 a member of the United States Collection Associate or, and gives prompt attention to every matter in which he is engaged -—ggA. 11. T^YtORj. K. P. RIl'II AROSOJf. ^ICISAIIDSOX & T.ULOIS, Attorneys at Law PETERSBURG, INDIANA

Prompt attention given to all business A Notary Public constantly in the office Office In Carpenter'Bnildlug, Eighth and Main. K, K. KIKE, Physician and Surgeon PETERSBURG, INDIANA Office in Bank Building. Residence on Seventh street, three-squares south of Main Calls promptly attended, day or night. r. n LantK, Physician and Surgeon PETERSBURG, INDIANA '■ViII practice in Pike and adjoining connlies Office in Montgomery Building. Office i honrs day and night. fffie'i.l.ansos of Women ami Children « specialty. Chronic and difficult cases solictcd. ED1VIBI SMITH, Attorney at Law, AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, PETERSBURG, INDIANA. Office over Gus Frank's store. Special attention® given to 'Collections; Buying and "Sell ing Lands, Examining Titles, Funds him Abstracts, etc DKTISTKY

J. HARRIS

Resident Dentist, PETEKSBUUU INDIANA, ALL WORK WARRANTED W. H. STONECIPHER.

STJBQEQN - DENTIST. FeTEBSBCRb, INDIANA. Office in moms 8 * 7 in Carpenter HulUHnc. Operations first-class. All work warranted. Anaesthetics used for painless extraction of teeth. U““o A-t Home Again -:1» PBTEKSIIPHG.:—My apnftances are all new and in direct conformity with the infest improvements used in Dentes! nr. I have located permanently over H- C.HsmmooJ’l* Son's, where 1 will do Bridge and Crown wort a specially. dr josh n. LomEKicu. D E 2ST T I S T. REA I, ESTATE AND INSURANCE. fields * wesst l8Bnranc8«<4Real Estate Agrents, PETERSBURG, : : : INDIANA Lead ire companies represented Promo attention to business Notary work carelull and liitell gently performed Rates reason able. 0 die In Sank Building Real Estate Agency. i>. W. CHAPPELL, PKIM1BCB6, { t INDIANA. All Laads and Town Property placed la mj ha nd* for sale will be advertised free of chars#. OFFfCB—UpetalreovarCity Bra* A tore. 'tfSSVm* CHICAGO A« KEUOGC KfWSPAPS* We

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W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE CENTLEMEN. Fine Calf, Heavy Und Grain and Creed* moor Waterproof. - Beet in the world. ExarnineUls IB,00 C.KM!INK HANl)-SKWEl) feHOt 4.00 HAND-SEWED WELT KHOE. 3.50 POLICE AND FABMEKS-SHOB. 2.50 EXTRA VAHJR CALF SHO®!. 2.25 * S3 WORKINGMJ 2.00 and *1.15 BOYSJ^ f KN’8 SHOE 1B0? lis11boy^pbchooTsb All made in Congress, Button and Lace. Fobs! All 1U&UU 1U VtUU^iCBOt OUIW- —- • S3 & $2 SHOES L/SIt*. SI.75 SHOE FOB MISSES. Beet Material. Beet Style. Beet Fitting. wTl. Douglas, Brockton, Masa. 8old by J. B. YOUNG Sc CO. LEGAL. Administrations Sale. NOTICE is heveoy given that the undersigned administrator of the estate of Michael Snyder deceased, pursuant to the orderof the Pike Circuit Court made at the last term thereof, will self at public auction, on the premises at 2 o’clock p. in. >n SATURDAY, MAY 3,1890, the following real estate of said decedent situated near Otwell in Pike County Indiana lo-wit:—part of the north-east quarter of the south-east quarter df^seetion flvotown one south, range six west; beglning at a stake! or point thirty-three feet m>rtli 261, degrees east from the north-west corner of lot' number twenty-eight in said town of Otwell, theneo north 2BL degrees east ciglit hundred and twenty-nine feet to tlie middle of tlih Otweil A Portersville road, thence north with said road to a point twcnty*one rod* south of the l-east corner of the oast half pf the north-___ — — — , . . south-east quarter of said section, thence west forty rods, thence north live rods, thence , west forty nals^to the quarter mile section line, thence South to the northern boundary of tlie towitfbf Otwell on Jeflbraon street, thence sour!' (H d> greet, east with said Jefferson street to the place of beglning, containing twelve acres and being tlie iaat residence of said decedent. .. . Bald sale will be in discharge of all Incnmbranecs. „ . . , TERMS;—One-tliird cash, one-third tn six months, and tlie residue at tlie expirajion of twelve months from day of sale, purchases, to give notes with approved free-liold Surety for the deferred payments with interest atsli per cent per unuum Treat date, with attorneys fees and - without rslUi t from valuation laws. LaKayette Thayloe, E. A. Ely. Attorney. Administrator. Notice of Administration, AJOTICEls hereby riven, tliat the underslgnil ed has. been appointed by the Cleajt of the Circuit Court of Pike county .State of Indiana, administrator of the estate of James ItHles,i late of PikeCounty, deceased. ‘ Said estate is supposed to bd Solvent, Lyman B, Cook, Petersburg, April 14,1*90. Administrator E. A. EJy, Attorney.

Notice of Administration. IvrOTICE Is hereby given, that the undo. signed lias been appointed by tbe^lerk of the Circuit Court of Pike county, State or Indiana, Administrator of the estate of heli : S. Kails, late of Pike County, deceased Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Joseph L. Kobikson, April 29 1890. Administrator, t FOR SALE! FLORIDA LANDS. suitable (or Truck Esrmlng. Orange Groves, Pineapples sst Bananas. Uiver Fronts. Adress. FRANK FOSTER, r,/J ORCHID, INDIAN BITER, FLA. Dee. Ik, 1 me ' .i -I—uogI CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY. li Salary and Expenses paid, or Commlsslcn ” If pi-eferred. bsloanien wanted everywhere. No experience needed. Address, stetng age, W.tMeKsj, Nsrserjntsa, fi*eers,II.T. T OlfliSlI 1 t CSTIES’ NOTICES. VTOTIOE is hereby given to oil parties Interim ...ted that I will attead at mv offlee la Stendai, EVERT TUESDAY, To transact business connected with thee'fflc. of trustee of I-ockhart township. AHpemons having business with said Ofltcs •..-d pleot take notice. J. W. BTILWKLL, Trustee. NOTICE is hereby given to all paiUes eeucerned, that I will be at my resident-, ene mite east of Aroadia, every tisibat, To attend to business connected with tk. office of Trustee of Mearoe township. SAMUEL LOWE, Trustee NOTICE Is hereby given, that I will bf • > my residence, RVERY THURSDAY, To attend te business connected with tk office of Trustee of Logan township. Eyr-Positlvely.no business transacted e cent eu office-days. __ SILAS KIRN, Ty OTIC IS is hereby given to ail parties t- . cerned that I will attend at my residei EVERT K«HbAT, To transact business Conner ted with the eS Trustee of Madison towship. NT Positively no business t ransacted exc on offllce-days. -JAMES BUMBLE, Trnstt -\ NOTICE Is heroby given to ell persons! ^ t.rested that I will attend at my in Velnen, BVEBT FRIDAY, to transact bnsiResa connected with tbe of Trustee of MarSen townehin, Ail perse' • having business with said effiee will pirn take netlee. w. F. We.