Pike County Democrat, Volume 20, Number 52, Petersburg, Pike County, 15 May 1890 — Page 3

■lUMTn UM1U iMomcnKiT. TV V*Vv' UVV w"WV W 'w VW V>* Grand Combinatie nSale Ladies’ mil Children’s Hnslifl Underwear. An extraordinary opportunity to obtain muslin undergarments at half their value. This ia 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 THAN THE COST OF PLAIM MUSLIN ? ZESead. on. Conet Coven trimmed in embroidery SOc Ladies’ Drawer One Tuck and Ruffle.. * SOc “ “ 4 Tuck* and Ruffle 30c « Kine Edging . - 40c »* “ l’ink embroidery and inserti n . "5c “ Skirts, full size . 30c ** »« Deep ruffle . 40c “ “0 tucks, 2 ruffles . 70c «* Elegant style. “ Chemise, plain . 85c « “ lace trimmed. 40c “ “ all-over embroidery and lace.. 00c « Night Gown, lace trimmed — 40c Infaats’ cambric Slips, Infants’ short Dresses, and the nicest white Aprons

This sale lasts 12 days at these prices. Do not miss this chance. nan s cl., Tl» Hostlers. Petersburg Ind

HORNBKOOOK’S COLUMN

Perfectly Well. — I bar* a tow that would not eat corn •n account *lt cholera. I tried a package of Uornbrook’t Model llog Cholera Cure and at thia writing »he b perfectly well. J»»-16,1890. Gkant M a Lott. ' -» » ---

- . (odel (Jough Balsam, S«rt Care Far Couth*, Cold*, and kindred die Sold on a guranteo.br W. *• Hornbrook, J. X. Philip*. J***ph M*Cr»ry, V. A. Burkhart, John Oaeal, W. »,LlUk>. J*hn Howard, S. Beidermau. J. Id. Bbandy. Ayr** A Pip**1, 8. Dillon A Bert* J. *. M itey A 8on , Iagl* A SkcTingUn A. W. Thom peon, humner t Co. Petsrabnm Union Oliphaut Band 4tadiaon tp. OKt* ville Little’* Station Hosmer Blackburn ly’* Coal Bank Algiers Otwell Window Ay*rail In Arthur Bowman

Sla-oos !• SI2.00C ® Siloes

EXERSO VS Petiole f Our Spring and Summer stock of Shoes and Slip-1 pers have all been received, and we can say that we really have in our store the Congress. FINEST AND HOST COMPLETE STOCK

Ever Shown in Petersburg. Our STEVEX’S Shoes for ladies, misses, and ehilB|dren, and EMERSOX’S for gents can’t be beat for " style and quality anywhere. Every pair warranted.

We make a specialty ot taking measures for ladies who are hard to nt. we are tne only agents in the county for the above brands of shoes. a G-TJS PRANK’S MAMMOTH STOKE.

THE PIKE COUNTY DEMOCRAT. THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1890. Boonville has a fine new ice bouse. The Evansville Hospital has had a case of Asiatic leprosy. A Woman's Relief Corps has been organized at Iluntingburg. Tho government has put 2,000,000 young trout in White river. A lodge ot Knights of Pythias has just been instituted at Corrydon. Keller Brothers’ Creamery, at Corrydon, turns out 500 pounds of butter a day. A public exhibition will be given at Union to-night by, the Union Normal Institute. The debt of the town of Muncle, Ind., has increased over $90,000 in the last 3 months. The Democrats of Warrick county will hold their county convention on the 7th of next month. Boonville has been warned Ov the Board of health to clean out and disinfect its filthy places.

The money of the Teuton Building and Loan Association ot Jasper sells at only one dollar premium on the one hundred. Miss Ellen Stewart is insane at LaPorte because her mother is poor and her rfffianccd deserted her on the day that was to be her wedding day. A secret meeting was held at Hun* tingburg last week by some F. M. B. A. members and a county ticket was nominated, to be voted for at the Fall elections. Let us hare a good attendance here on Memorial Day, April 30. Then let the town goto work to make the coming Fourth of July a day long to be rembered in this county. Three barn burners hare licen captured and jailed at Crawfi r lsrille. They arc Win. Abney, Dale Corey, and Wm. McGill. They bad burned a |12,000 mill besides a number of barns and residences.

A man named Stanfield was convicted of vote buying and bribery at tile election In Columbia township, Dubois county, at the late election for trustee, lie broke jail last week and made his wav to freedom unknown. The election rontest tor Assessor of Jefterson township, of Pruitt vs Whalley, before the Commissioners last week, was compromised, each side paving their own costs, before trial. It cost Contestotv.Pruitt $43.60 and Contes tec Whaley $16.05 and the case was dismissed.—Jasper Courier. Ollie Small, a fourtecn-ycar old school girl, of Boonvilie, became a mother a few days ago, by her traducer, forty-two-year-old Wm. Ash, who had long resided in the widowed mother's family as a boarder. Ash is aow under bond for liis appearance at court, though he escaped lynching by only a little. In the whole Presbyteriau Church there are 213 Presbyteries, of which 193 have voted oti the question of revision of the Westminister Confession of faith. Of these 127 have voted in favor of revision, sixty one have voted against it, and five are undecided. There are twenty yet to hear from. The result is yet doubtful.—Indianapolis Hews. •

The Mackey system now comprises over 1,700 miles of track and consists of the following roads: Evansville and Terre Ilautc; Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis consolidated lines; Evansville & Richmond; Peoria, Decatur & Evansville; Chicago & Indiana Coal road; Evansville & Indianapolis, and the Chicago & Eastern Illinois.—Iluntingburg Argus. Alex “Whaley, while In town, Friday, showed us a tooth that measured 1 l)j inches in diamater, evideutlv the tooth of an auimal larger than a horse . or ox. lie fouud it in Flat Creek Bottoms, ami thinks it is the tooth ol some ancient and very large animal that lived in this cohntry centuriei ago. Teeth that measured four inches in diameter have been found in Pike county, evidently proving the existence of Mammoth animals in centuries long passed. The Petersburg Town Bond me! at night on the 8lh inst. Harley 11 Snyder, 8. J. Haines, and M. II Frank retired from the Board am George Good rid, Erastus Johnson and Joseph L. McBay qualified ant took • lie places of retiring member as City Daddies. W. J. Thermal I was elected attorney for one year I Oren R. Snyder qualiified as Clerk ami Emmett Smith will qualiify ai Treasurer next meeting night. Tin Board will meet again to-night Thursday, but will thereafter meet oi the first Mpmlay night of each month

Thu longest trial, as well as the most Interesting this term of court, was the suit of Maria F. Hanniag, as administratrix, vs. the L. E. & St. L. Con. R. K. Co., for damages for the killing of decedent while working on cars of the defendant in the yard at liunthtghurgh. The issues were joined and the jury impaneled Thursday ; Friday was occupied in hearing the evidence aud arguments of counsel, and the Judge gave his instructions to the jury Friday night. The verdict was agreed upon about 8 o’clock Saturday morning, giving the plaintiff a judgement ot $5,500. The jury were unanimous for the plaintiff, but varied in amount at the first from $1,000 to $10,000, and finally agreed upon the sum returned. It is generally conceded to be a fair ver-dict.-—Jasper Courier. The delegates to the various Democratic conventions from Jefferson township are: S. W. Chappell to State convention; L. E. Lett, L. A. Traylor, and W. J. Abbott to Congressional convention; Milton McLaughlin, J. \V. Thomas, and Joel Coau to Senatorial convention; C, L. Hayden, Chas Hollon, and Robt. Edmonson to Judicial convention. Clay township's delegates are: State, M. B. Thomas; Cong., R. A. llyumen; Senatorial, Jas. A. Grubb, Judicial, David Grubb.

The Commencement exercises of the Petersburg Commissioned High School will take place at the OperaHouse, this place, Monday evening, May 26,1890. There are six graduates. In the Latin course are: Miss Faunie Carter, Miss Mary Crouch, Miss Era Hicks and Will Crow. In the German course are: Miss Bertha Frank and Walter Burger. Prof. Crouch has expressed the opinion that it is an excellent class, and predicts a bright future for the beginners. The tax receipts for the first install-. meHt of taxes for the years 1888 and 1889 difler to the amouut of $2636,53, there being a falling off to that amouut, although the lax rate and taxes generally are higher than they were. The first installments for the two years, the last of which has just been collected with delinquents added, ate as follows: 1SSS, First Installment, ..$181(59.35 1S89, First Installment, ... .. .... 43532.S2 Excess of 1S88 over 1889... *36.53

Oil Tuesday J. £. Amlerson was operated ou at bis home in Union, by Drs. Waiil of Union, aud Mui.- . ford, of Fri licet ou, for what ap|Oar ed to be enlargements of the salivary glands, aud other glands of the throat aud neck. We have received no news from him since the operation was performed. The amount of cutting that would seem to the inexperienced to be necessary would surely render the operation severe in the extrema, and perhaps dangerous. Elijah Warner, of Kuox county, was throw n from his horse, Monday, and was somewhat injured, lie was going; home from this place, and when near the E. & I. railroad, hia horse: frighteued aud became unmanageable. Mr. Warren was taken to the City Llotel, where Dr. Fnllenwider attended him till Tuesday, when he was able to be taken home. The tine school house after the modern style will be built this Summer in Clay township. It will be wkrtned by a furnace or base heater. Trustee Oliphant claims that it will be more economical and also much more healthful than the old style of building. y

The cases against «>euer<ti Mcitowell, Charles N. Hannah and Joseph Vincent, of this place, for violating the infernal revenue law, bare been transferred from Iudianapolis to Evansville, for trial al the next term of the United States Court. Hex ting buko, Ind., May 12.—A ten-year-old boy, deaf mute, while walikiug along the Air Liue Railroad at Male Station, a few miles south of here, was run over by a passenger train and instantly killed, bis body being horribly mangled. As well as going fishing or spend- ! ing leisure time at other sports, base ! ball will be good enough sport and : ample recreation. Why not have a | club formed here? But "take a piece j of good advice, and do not spend Sundays at ball playing. Floyd Miller, of Surrant, got an increase of pension, and was notified by the John M. White agenev, of this place, last Monday. His pension hat been increaaed, at different times, from $12 to $24 and lastly to $24 pernio nth. _ To llhis office has been added a large amount of priming material, nevr and stylish type ice. Farsoui who may want job work of any kind wilt find tills office equipped ami ready to accomodate them. Wedc work at Jiviug prices only, ami nevei charge fora job more than H is worth Satisfitctiou guaranteed.

PURELY PERSONAL. Mrs. Ed Bruner went to Oak town, Wednesday. John P. Backes has almost been on the sick list for several weeks. I. M. Johnson will harvest, two acres of strawberries this Sninmer for markets in Indiaua. Briggs Kepley, of Oakland City, Bpeut Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Kepley, in this place. , John Condor, Jas. D. Hollon, and Melviu Price- will each build handsome dwelling houses this Summer. Emmett II. Smith has been rejoicing since last week over the arrival of a new boy which put in appearance at his home on Tuesday. Jasper Davidson, who was Senator from Gibson county 1875-7, will probably be nominated to run for Senator from that couuty neat Fall. Mart Flaener, of this place, and John J. Carnahan, of Washington, have engaged in a partnership for the purpose of introducing Mart’s new system of bookkeeping^ Joseph McCrary, of Union, was in town Thursday. He is engaged in selling goods on White river, Clay towuship, and is d^ing a good business, as he well deserves. Bev. N. F. Gill, of Ireland, Dubois county, has been called to a work in Kentucky, and will depart immediately for his new field of labor. J: C. Buchaunan will take the Rev. Gill’s place.

Mrs. Emma Shttrlz, nee Miss Emma lieuss, will be at borne to-day. She will be accompanied by her cousin Miss Florcuce Hisgeu, of Hopkinsville, Ky., where Mrs. Shurtz lias been on an extended visit. J. & B. Yelling have moved their Marble Works to the corner of Main aud Sixth streets, where they request all who want to purchase anything in their line to call aud inspect their stock. Messrs. E. A. Ely, of Petersburg, C. II. McCarty^,.of Shoals. W. K. Marshall, of Jacksou county, J. F. Tieinan, of Huntiugbufgh, aud J. T. McFall, of Birdseye, were attorneys from out of town in attendance at court this week.—Jasper Courier. l)r. M.»M. Pomeroy has fitted up a set of Bath Booms in the upstairs of the ilisgen property on main street, where he will accommodate all who believe in c!ean!iness,with the shower bath, Turkish bath, medicated baths, or any kind of bath that may be desired. Samuel Amos returned from Chicago, Saturday, where he had been to get belter acquainted with that city as a town where lumber may be purchased. lie is contracting to build a | number of dwelling housesjlie lumber for which he cannot purchase in this part of the country. Oakland City Seem'd: Thos. Dillon, Es}., of Petersburg, was in town 1 Tuesday-W. U. Stonecipher, of Petersburg, was hepe on business, Wednesday-W. It. Harris visited the capital of Pike county on business, Wednesday-—•''Squire Johnson of Wiuslow, passed through here the first of the week eu route to Evansville. Rev. IL N. King, pastor of the M. E. Church, will be ofl‘ on a vacation for some two or three weeks. He has been very timely granted this privilege by the official Board of the Church. During his absence the pulpit will probably be tilled by others. The people who have listened to Bro. King’s sermon twice ajweek for so long will miss 111oi in his absence, aud will more than gladly welcome his speedy return.

The following have been licensed to marry since our last report: John W. Denuis-su anil Mary E. Watson, Thomas Marshall' and Jcnuie Richardson, Martin Copeland aud Elizabeth J. Miley, Jefferson M. Alexander and Ora Breuton, Edward Bruner aud Cordelia Minks, Thos O’Neal and Bessio Barrett, Douslai Williams, and Marv E. Kinroan, Oliver M. Case aud Anna Way, William Jones aud Elizabeth Milburn, William Milburn and Ettie Jones, Georg* W. Grubb aud Floience Thomas. From Hosmer: But little corn hai been planted here-J. C. Howard made his weekly visit to your town as usual——Next Sunday there wil be a baptising near Martin’s old station——Dr. Thomas Blythe wai ai Oakland City, Saturday-Unclf Jerry Mason has been suffering ol heart disease the last two weeks-1 would like to bear from all the Coun try Cousins next week. Bucket Bar. James Bowman bears the reputation of selling only pure, healtbfu milk. He gnrantees satisfaction. A gentleman who has a few hun dretl dollars to lend authorizes us t< give you his name if you will call a this office. Easy terms. tl Why not go to King for grocercies He sells reasonable and bandies good that ars fresh and fine.

[AWHAN & BQONSHOT

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, OneHorse 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 very reasnable pricea Do not fail, Wore buying, to see this mammoth and varied stock of

I * KILLED HIS TWIN BROTHER. A Quarrel About Politics Has a Fatal Termination. Vincexxes, M. May 9.—Last night at Edwardsport a deplorable tragedy was enacted in which John and Amos Lawson, twin brothers, were the chief actors. At the election last April it seems that John, who is a Republican, offered his brother, who is a Democrat, |I to rote the Republican ticket. This Amos refused to do. After that ill-feeling increased. Last night Amos was standing on the steps of a store when John approached. A few hot words passed between them, when Amos, suddenly leaping upon his brother, plunged his knife into his side. John’s wounds are thought io be fatal. Amos Lawson is in jail here. y

Newspapers^ ever Lie. The news comes from Laportc that Thomas A. Wcdgt was granted a decree of divorce in the Elkhart Comity Circuit Court Saturday and was again married the same day. This is Wedge's fifth m&trimouial venture. He was divorced from his first wife in April 1889. II was again married, divorcing wife No. 2 in August. Wife No. 3 he wan legally seperated from in October, and last Friday he obtained a decree from ids fourth wife. Three divorces were obtained in this county and one in Elkhart. Five wives in less than one year is quite a record.—Green County Clarion. F. M. B. k. Meeting. Eil. Democrat: Please announce that there will be an open-door meeting of the F. M. B. A. at the Gladish Chappell, Saturday uight, May 24tli, 1890. Hon. Lewis Loveless, Hon. Joseph SilibbtetieRl, M. L. deathman and James A. Coats will address the people. J. D. Barker, President. A. If. Jonssox, Secretary.

Baptising'. Wilson Creek Baptist Church will administer the rite of baptism to about 40 persons at Morgan’s Fernr, 3 miles north of this place, Mar 25th. There will be a so moit at 10:30 a. m. by Rev. D. T. Pierson, and the baptising will take place immediately thereafter. From Arthur: Sickness on the in-crease-Levi Thompson has a very *ick child-Mrs. A. Abell was among the sick last week-Joseph Woolscy looks rather worse. Hits wife presented him with “two girls in a gang,” when he was expecting more Republican voters-There was a wedding in onr town on the 10th inst. The contracting parties were Mastou Cokeland and .Miss £. J. Miley, the Rev. Thomas Disney officiating. At night our slumbers were disturbed by the ringing of bells, firing off guns, anvils and other noisy instruments for three and a half hours. We have no objection to people’s getting married, but save ms from the fuss that follows and breaks us of-onr rest.-The name ot F. It. Bildcrback is highly spoken of as a candidate before the Democratic nominating convention as a candidate for Couuty Auditor. lie would make a good one, and, from my way of thiiiking, he should be nominated. X is X.

From Union: Several new dwellings have been bnilt recently in (.his neighborhood-J. F. Barnes, of the Princeton Normal, was at home last Snudav——A large crowd attended the services at Little Zion Church last Sunday to listen to a sermon hr Elder J. W. Richardson——Miss Eva Beasley now displays in our town a tine liue of millinery goods-Our Road Supervisor, David Grabb, has 1 been doing some excellent work on onr roads—:—W. J. Ridge, of the Normal, visited life home last Fri-day-James Royalty was among us last Saturday-Messrs Barrett and Farmer, of Art ur, arrived at the Normal last Monday. Pearl. From Spurgeon; I’eople are very busy planting or pi sparing to plant corn-Viola \Wib, daughter of James A. Shepard, is very siek-JJ*^ William Langford nil fam ly were called to mourn tin losts nf their 2yr 1 old son who died Holiday morning J&t-Tha little po tieal ex cite meat ■ over onr township iilection lias pass1 edaway-Mr. Re alty'sspiing term • of school at Arcadt i closed Hay 10. ■ The schonl was a s ccess. Ni.cscn. » .. I Call at Parrott’s O. K. battbev »lwp and get a dandy s!i ive.

I A Sad Condition. I suffered for five years with the worst form of Blood Poison, during which time I was attended by the best physicians I could find, and tried numbers ot proprietary medicines without any beneficial results. I continued to grow worse all this time, until my whole system was destroyed by the vile disease; my tongue and throat having great holes caused by it I then commenced taking Swift's Specific (S. S. S.), and in a few mouths I was entirely cured, and to this great medicine do I attribute my' recovery. This was over two years ago, and I have had no return, or any effects of the disease since, and my skin is to-day as smooth and clean as anybody’s. William Sowers, Covington, Ohio.

Boils Ail Orer His Body. Six bottles ot Swift's Specific (S. SS-) cured me of a horrible attack of Boils that had broke out all over iny body, attd from which I could get no relief and if it was not for your great medicine I would be in my grave to- j day. W. J. Mitchell, Marion, Ala. Treatise on Blood and Skin Disaeses mailed free. SWIET SPBC1FIC CO„ Atlanta. Ga. If vott want .a good smoke, or a good drink of atiy kind, call on Little. You must get your bottle filled on Saturday. We don’t self on Sundays at'Ohl Vet Stand. W. F. Jones will bring you the bc6t ot new milk to your door at the most reasonable rates. Fresh milk, cream, or butter in any quantity. Leave your order with him. 5t. Parlies wishing to purchase anything in the Monumental line would do well to call on J. & B. Young,next door to McFarland & Fickcn, Main street, Petersburg, Ind., Satisfaction in work and prices guaranteed. [tf Money To Loan. On Long time and easy .terms on first mortgage, real estate security. } E. A. Elt. 0 100 Aercs Of fine land in Davies County for sale at a bargain. Part Cash, banlace on time. Eluer Bkaofield, Petersbunl, Ind,

‘ . THE OLDEST UBIBS FIEB In Petersburg. The oldest harness and saddle firm in Petersburg Is Fred Rens-.’s He still holds the fort, and offers yon Harness, Saddles, Whips, _ And everything in his lines at rates that are very low considering the quality. rig GIVE HW A TRIAL FRED REUSS. ALESMEy WANTED. || LOCAL, OK THAVEI.ISIG. I V to sell our Nursery Stock. Salary, Expenses and Steady Employment guaranteed. CHASE BKUTHEKS COMPANY, My-Jy Rochester, N. A.

BARBER* Model Barber Shop. John Lee. The ©aly shop in town run by white men Work first-class. Satisfaction guaranteed. We make a specialty of Children’s and also of Ladiep’ hair cutting. Dyeing done to the satntM.cUM.frll. CALL jqhk lkb.

SCOTT’S FEED STABLE Sear Depot, Petersburg, 1*4. First-Class Accommodations •a-t a.x.Xi no-ersr.s. Oooil Stable, Good Water, and pleat y of it. Sound. Ilcat'liful Food for bones, the:be»t that can be found. Horses and Buggies Rented at Reasonable Rates. TEAMIMG- DOIE - OK - SHORT - I0TIGE J^CIre a Trial. FRANK SCOTT.

PUOF1ESSIOKAL CARDS i EAXCIS B. POSEY. beptiit Q.CHAPrKIX JPOSKfc' & CRAP PBLL, ! Attorneys at Law PETERSBURG, INDIANA.? Will practice in all it.© co rts. Special attention given to sell bosiiiess. 'A Notary Public constantly* in the office. Office On first floor Bunk Building. E. A* ELI , Attorney at Law, PETERSBURG. INDIANA. Office ovctI R Adams & Son’s Drag Store He is also a member of the United States Collection Araociatioi% and gives prompt attention to every matter in which he is engaged

E P. RICHARDSON. A IP TAYLOR & TAYLOII, Attorneys at Law PETERSBURG, INDIANA. Prompt *ttcntj«ii given to all business. A Notary hiblfc constantly in the Office Office in Carpenter BollUiug, Eighth ami Malu R. H. SOIE, Physician «m Surgeon PETERSBlt&G, INDIANA. Office in Bank Building. Resilience on Seventh street, three squares south of Main Calls promptly attended, day or night . I. M LaMAK, Physician aad Surgeon PETERSBURG, INDIANA. Will practice in Pike and adjoining connties.. Office in Montgomery Building Office hours day and night. |0 Disease* of Women and Children h specialty. Chronic and difficult cases solicted. E»W*Bf SMITH, Attorney at Law, Asn REAL ESTATE AGENT, PETERSBURG, INDIANA Office over Gar Frank’s store Special atr tention. given to Collections.''Buying and ■Selling Lands, Examining Titles, Furnis hing Abstracts, etc.

BKTISTRY E. J. HARRIS

Resident Dentist, PETBUSHUKU INDIANA, ALL WORK WARRANTED W.S. 5T01TECIPHI1R.

STOCIEOST - DEimST. M2T£RS«t!Re*» ISDUSA. Office in rooms 8 * 7 in Carpenter Building Operations first elesa. Aii work warranted. Anaesthetics need for painless extraction «t teeth. ljHBe At Home Again -:S!t rrrBRWBC-:—-11 }• appliance?, are all new ami in direct imforint4,7 with cuuxunm.j with th* latest improvements used ill Per test ry. I hareo indited permanently AVer F. C, Hammond's* Son's, where i wilt do Bridge and Own work a specialty. DR jam D. LOKIREitlcn. D E N T I S T. REAL ESTATE AKB SXMUKANCF. fftELOS A XfRSV IasaMce«®> Real Estate AgerLts, PKTERSEtLO, 1XMAXA Leading eoaopanie* represented. Promp attention to business Xotnry work earemfl and Intel! gentty performed Kates reason able. Ofil ein Bank Bonding Real Estate Agency. P. W. CHAPPELL, PET*'ti*»t'5t£, S : lUDUlii All Land* and Town Property pi awii* »j hansts tor sale will bssdvertleed freSoSrharje OFFlCRl'twialrs over City Dreg 9 tore. _ _ FiP HI OH FSLS m CHICAGO HEW YORj|» >. N. (SUMS

L VT. LITTLU Jffer the BEST goods in the'Saloon line, at Win. Ilis-en’s old stand. farter’s Wild Gherry Bitters hem and promote a good upiietite. McBrayer’s and Wat hen Rye, ttie liest fruit of the still. All judges of good goods call for these lirands. at Mass-: LT. LITTLE ft II nil tti The best brands ins, wis, in, ' ' tap at this popular resort. Call and try them. PBE8B, 8 -p I_■ i_i e^> gCAMnra 11 r— . i— ■ i-r*. A Uot Wienewurst with every glass. rtl. ! _ tT_ 11 _,u_Ancl other tirst-elasa UJUO V 8.116V1brands of Cigars al- " ways in stock—the Smoker’s Favorites. Try them. I. W. LITTLE

LEGAL. Application for License. Notice la hereby Riven that I will apply to th« Hofttd of Commissioners of Pike »*»>initr, Indiana, at their June term, ISW>, for a license to sell spirituous, vinous anu malt liquors in a less quantity than n quart a t a lime, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank upon my premises for one year. My place of business wherein said liquors are to" be sold and drank is a one story fra mo building situated on ea**t side of lot seventytwo (72), on Maiu street. Petersburg, Plko county, Indiana. JOSEPH VINCENT. Application for License. Notice is hereby given that I will apply to the Board of Commissioner* of Pike County, India lie, at th^fr Jtue term of Court, liW, f**r a liceme to seil spiriton.% vinous and mail liquors in less quantity than n quart at a Mono with the privilege of a Homing the same to bo drank upon the premises at my place of business, via: In a one-story frame building situated on the northeast half of Lot No. Sixtyseven (67), in the Town of Petersburg, in Washington Township, in Pike County,Siate of Indiana. FRANC!S K. MUCH ELL. Application for License. Notice Is hereby Riven, that I will apply t<* the Board of Commissioners of Pike county, Indiana, at their June term, lsst), fora license to sell spiritons, vinous and malt liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, with the privilege of a flowing the same to be drank upon my premises, for one year. My place of business wherein said liquors arc to be sold ajlit drank is n one-story flame building silnntisl on |iart of lot number tliirteen 1181, in the town of Algiers, Pike county, Ind. MAKTIN PENNER. Notice or Administration. VOT1CF. is hereby given, that ihennderA siguetl lias been appointed by the Clerk of tlie Circuit Court of Pike eoniity, State of Indiana, Administndor of the estati of Felix a. Falls, laic of Pike County, deceased Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Joseph L. Hobixsox. April 29 1*90. Administrator. 3* CAUTION _ bottom. If thedMhr •end direct to factory* oado*to* •difitlied price. „

W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. jnpeCdf,M9 Lued Grain and Creed. ” —TSB^I. Examine his_ 171NK HAND-SWEll> SHO& i HAW8KWKU WELT SHOE. mice andfabmem shoe. $3&$2 SHOES ladISs. •1.78 SHOE FOR MISSES. jrt ssss-aKsSa “‘.s®*1 J. B. YOUNG & CO. TO WEAK nm Pnffcrljw dram lb* cActs of youthful errors, early ZafiHMMtaM lostBMIllMOd. etc, I wia send a Taloabie treaties (sealed] containing fall |gainroviaad debilitated. Addree% BMVsCi]

BILE BEANS Art oc the Bile, Kidneys an 1 Bowels, Cletuulpf the Body ot all lmpnntiea; Clear the CompKaon. THE BEST REMEDY KNOW;] Por liver Complaint, Sour Stomach, Headache^ Fullness after haling1, Wind on the Bowels, Pams m the Back, Rial ana. Chills and 1* ever?, Constipation, haul Breath, Drowsiness, Dizziness, Dyspepsia. Coated Tongue, .Will positively Cure Bilious Attacks. I’w tkh SXALL Sla: {40 little Benn. t«a tk, Uottih) ; THEY ARB Til HOST CONVENIENT. Sold in Bottles only, »y ull »rnect»*»» Price of either iae, 25 rta- > » SMITH A CO_SaT. I.CUJ3, MO. I«tnxsu»uuu.+ incQiac*T7.n 7C P »raitedn»- Cf0i#.-0|[r