Pike County Democrat, Volume 21, Number 1, Petersburg, Pike County, 22 May 1890 — Page 3

v^/,: IliRflKOYrS BABOilS AXSOCXCSBKST. : i/vV w'v'v Grand Combination Sale I * - OJF Ladies’ and Children’s Mmlii Vodervear. An extraordinary opportunity to obtain muslin undergarments at half their value. This is a chance of a lifetime. Don’t miss the opportunity. TVhy will you sew and sweat during the hot weather when you con buy these garments for LESS THAN THE COST OF PL AIM MUSLIN? jESestd. on. Corset Covers trimmed in embroidery 50c Ladies’ Drawer One Tuck and Ruffle.. 20c “ “ I Tucks and Ruffle .. 30c “ « Fine Edging. 40c •« “ Pink embroidery and inserti n.. *5c “ , Skirts, full size .. 30c *«' 44 Deep ruffle. 40c « “ 0 tucks, 2 ruffles —.... 70c «» . “ Elegant style. 41. Chepiiso. plain . 25c “ 44 lace trimmed . 40c «< “ all-over embroidery and iaee. 00c •• Kigbt Gown, lace trimmed . .. 40c Infants’ cambric Slips, Infants’ short Dresses, and the nicest white Aprons This sale lasts 12 days at these prices. Do not miss this chance.

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1 We havo just received our second shipment of and we have some SPLENDID BARGAINS. First come, first servecf. Second Shipment] In Youth’s and Boy’s SnilSj Wc have a full and complete assortment. mmm In Single Taiils 1 We have the finest variety ever shown in Petersburg—from the 1 finest Cassimere to the cheapest Cottonade. Some New Tilings in Flannelette Shirts} £e h*ve them ranging in price from cents upward. P^TCome in and see us at GUS PRANK’S MAMMOTH STORE.

THE PIKE COUNTY DEMOCRAT. THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1890. Warrick county has an F. M. B. A. Base Ball Club. The Boonville Public Schools will clase the 12lh of June. The Normal at Bloomfield begins as last as June 10. Edwards county claims the smallest delinquent tax list in Indiaua. A hundred thousand fruit trees hayebeeu delivered.in Jefferson county- ' ' " W. H. Horubrook has a change in his advertisement. You will profit by reading it. The east bite of the court house fence had a new coat of whitewash put on it lgslweek. Father Pythien, of Vincennes, has gone to Florida for his health. His place will be supplied. Miss Florence Hisgen, of Hopkinsville, Ky., is the guest of relatives and friends, of this place. The Spencer school turned out eight graduates. The exercises took place on Friday evening of last week. Within the last five months, ten barns have been destroyed by fire near Washington, Daviess county. The fire laddies were out with their engine, Thursday. They; succeeded in bursting a rotton hose. Our correspondents are requested to date their letters to ttc Democrat, as by this means we will be greatly assisted.

The case against General ^IeDowell for selling liquors without !gorer» mcnt license has keen nollied tin? attorney.__ ~ Born, to Mrs. W. 11. Iiornbrook, on last Saturday night, a boy. It's a Democrat front “way hack” on both sides the house. A few days ago a rapid gander bit three horses belonging to Wat Bucklev, near plainvilje, Daviess county, and the animals died. The Oakland City papers say that the Baptist college building will-be completed at that place the ^coming Summer. May it bo so. Af Dale, Spencer county, a ead accident occurred a few days ago. A deaf mute, who could not hear the train, of course, was ?ruu over and killed. Henri Wattcrson, ot the Louisville Courier Journal,delivered his lecture on “money and morals, at DePauw college Friday evening, and was banquetted by the students. In mentioning the number of graduates last week the Democrat erroneously omitted the name of Miss Nellie Lingo. Miss Lingo will graduate in both the Latin and German classes. The case of State vs. Allen Gloves for killing John Bryant has been; ta* ken on a change ot venue from Ferry county io llockport, Spencer county, and will be tried therein the June term.

Rev. Fulton, (colored), of Washing* lonfwas in trouble last week for alleged abuse of his family and undue intimacy with a colored fill.- The church was locked against him and the end is not yet. The llosea case iu Daviess c unity is still on. The Iloseas accuse John McGrath and ‘‘Bud'Seals of helping to While Cap him. The Iloseas are accused of burning Seal’s barn a few nights before the raid. All will be tried in conn._ . Scarcely auy town in this country Is without a Business Men’s Association. Even OaklaudLMJity, that does less business in a month than Petersburg in a fortnight, has formed one, but Petersburg still neglects her greatest opportunity. Warren, Indiana, has been boycottjed by the F. M. B. A. because the merchants of the place refused to oiler bids for the farmers’ trade. Merchants and newspaper men are suspending business, and some hare already left the town for all time tc come. _- Last evening Charlie O’Donnell showed a Sun reporter a chicken tliai was hatched in their Darn yesterdaj which has four well developed legs The chicken is well formed, with twe wings, a good body and is in evert way well shaped with the csceptloi it has four legs, two behind, Just litkt an animal.— Vincennes Sun. Henry Winklebcck Laporte liecamt forger of his neighbor’s name to haul notes amounting to fa,000 and hai fled the country. When a levy was j being made on WinklebleckVlumler a quarrel ensued between his fore | man, John McCl wka, and Willard | and John Ilarlc.v, when John hit Me ; Claska on the head with a club am [ killed him. !

It is understood that a club is to be. formed composed of men who live adjacent to the streams and pends in this county, who will act as detectives and spot all persons who use the trap* seine or net to catch fish. Any one with the smallest amount of judgement knows that the fish law is being violated daily. The bringing to market of fresh fish is a positive sign No man can catch with hook and line the fish that are vended about this city almost every day. There are no less than one hundred traps and nets iu White river from Apraw tord to Maysville to-day! Shall if be tolerated longer? We hope this proposed scheme is no imaginary one—that the offenders will be detected aud prosecuted vigorously.?— Washington Advertiser. Eveiy one who lias anything to sell or wants to buy should remember Frank Scott's sale on the first Saturday in June. This office is sending out 2500 circulars which will (explain to you the aims and objects sale. This enterprise is-ot-.be all who make an effort'^o^prant by it. It furnishes an Opportunity for those who want to buy or sell. For this reason it should be liberally patronized. Santa Claus is the name of a Spencer county town—Pike Couutv Democrat. A mistake. Santa Fee is the name of the town, Santa Claus is the posit office.—Oakland City Itecord. Still “a mistake." Santa Fe is the name of the town.

A. T. r teming, oi iretanu, miner or T. K. Fleming, ef this place, has bought C'lias. Schaefer’s farm being just to the south of town. A horse belonging i<> one of our livery men, ltobt. Berridge, died yesterday morning. PURELY PERSOKAL. A. n. Taylor was at Union on business Tuesday. Treasurer Ferguson went to Indianapolis, Monday, to make his reports from Pike county. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Fleming, of Ireland, were the guests of their son, T. K. Fleming last week. J. P. Ward, of Union, is at the Ameiican Medical Association, at Nashville, Tenn., this week. Wm. Davisson, this place, went to Macon, Ga., Tuesday, and will remain there in business for some time. W. T. ShanRs of this town, went to Union county, Kv., Monday, to sec about his financial interests in that state. J. It. Philips, Union, passed through town this week, on his way to do business in the sunny south for a few days. . < Diehard Kinman, Dr. David DeTarr, and Dr. John Beardsly, all of Winslow, visited the K. of P. Lodge at this place, Tuesday night. Miss Grace Adams, who has been ill for a long time, shows no signs pf improvement, and is still a patient sufferer. She has many sympathizing friends. The operation performed on J. E. Anderson at Union last week was severe, as many as live glands being removed from his neck and throat. He as rapidly recovering. / New6 came here that. Mrs. Viola Web died at her home in Monroe township, a few days ago. They have tke sympathy of many friends in this town aud county. /

Kev. A. w. rreemans son-m-iaw anti daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gregg, returned to their home, at St. Joseph, Mo., Tuesday, after a visit to their parents at this place. “Dodo” Smith, who is engaged in Masonry at Haubdadt, came home last Saturday evening, intending to return Monday, but was detained by the sickness of his wife. A host of Knox county people were shopping in Petersburg last Tuesday. Among them were Dr. and Mis. lioh’t Parker, Win. Wilson, George Osborn, John Bartlow and Samuel Adams. Drs. Byers, Fullenwider, and Kime are at the American medical association at Nashville, Tenn., this week, and Drs. Link, Duncan and others of the profession are left to care for the unfortunate sick in their absence. Oakland City Enterprise: M. L. Woolsey, of near Arthur, Pike countv, called on the Enterprise Thursday. Bv the way he is a candidate for auditor, subject to ihe will of the Republican nominating convention of that county. Georged King, who sold his grocery store to Anderson & Chew, has not yet gone into new busiuess. His many friends will regret to see him leave this town, and entertain tlie hope that he will And a business and remain here. The new firm is doing a good busiuess. The young iue* deserve to do well. Prof. A. C. Crouch, of the Petersburg Public Schools, went to Washington Count}-, Pennsylvania, last Thursday. He was called thefe by friends who stated that his father, ag ed 81, bis mother, aged 76, and lii« brother, aged 35, bad all been brutally murdered. Not all the particulars ol the murder have b#e» ferreited out, ' but enough is known to justify the ' belici that they were murdered foi i money. All were murdered at iiighl in their country residence about 2C miles from Pitisburg. Slight evi i deuce points to four men, some ol them colored, as being the pereatra > torso! the crime. Prof. Crm.cli an< .jiiis family have the sympathy o 11 many kind friends in this shouklnj | bereavement,

' C’OBBESPOHDEHIE. gH Black foot ( ?),Ind., May 20, 1890 — This place is quiet politically, but it is not in keeping with its name. Some of our men want George Griffith for Sheriff, aud they want James Shepard for Treasurer. These are not all «>f them. Monroe al ways comes np with enough candidates, and they are always good men. Yankee Doodle. Spurgeon, Ind., May 19th, 1890.— Mrs. Abe Web is very ill-Elder J. T. Oliphant still has care of the Baptist church at this-place-Oh as. ButlOr, road supervisor of this district, is one of the best and is doing some good work-'Borne of our citizens are speaking of Elias Garrett as a candidate for Treasurer, and a number of others want Vinson France for Sheriff. Both are good men. Red Roostek. Columbus Ind., Mat 16.—Beecher Flora, John S. Philips and Chas. Orn were arrested here this morning, each charged with illegal voting at the city election held here on May 6th. Each ot these parties voted at Rushville on the morning of that day, then came to this city on a train and voted there They are all Republicans and were among the Dudley blosks-of-five during the last Presidential election. Each gave bond for his appearance at the next term ef court here, with prominent local politicians here as bondsmen.

Olwell, Jnd., May 19,1890—Supervisors very busy at present-—The work of our farmers is retarded by the wet weather-—Dillon & Son., of this place, have built an addition to their store. They are “hustlers”-—r Our school closed last Saturday, after a successful term-The Athenian Litterary Society of this place has postponed its meeting for the present, on account of the inconvenience to attend at times when school is not in session-Two of our “boys” arc getting very “'brave.” They go south, at times when they are attracted. Red Cobbler. llosmer, Ind., 19, 1890—Rev. Marlin Beech and Rev. Kerr attended to the ordinance of baptism here liijM Sunday-T, J. Howard will stai# a peddling wagon soon-Henry Sna ver, of the land of Logan, was Htjfour town Saturday-Of personal mention we may say : Prof. L. B. Oursler went to Oakland, Saturday, aid John Jones took in the same city, as did also Samuel Howard ; Misses Ella Howard and Etta Shoemaker were visitors at the public schools, Friday^ Russell Thompson, Klley Thompson and Isaac Willis went to Petersburg, Friday. Buckeye Boy. From Lemastersville(Delayed): A. G. Cato wept to Gibson county to “rusticate”-N. Hurst’s twin girls doing well Mart Copeland has taken unto himself a “better-half’-The Literary Society continuesOur popular trustee has wisely decided that the selection of teachers should be made by the trustee-elect-Eva TeVault is recovering from an illness of several weeks-J. N. Lorton and Chas. Gryder are the appointed census takers tor Monroe townshipWho is the best man for Representative? The writer has liuard M. L. lleathman favorably mentionedThe Spring school closed the 9lb inst., after a successful term of ten weeks C. P, Barrett, J. A. McCord, A. T. Farmer will attend the Union Normal. J. D.

Memorial May. Headq’rs Morgan Post No. 15, G. A. R.» 1>krartmentof Indiana, > Petersburg, Ind., Msy l», 1890.) (General Order No. 13.) All members of this Post are hereby ordered to assemble at our Lodge Rooms on Monday of May 30th at £ o’clock sharp, for the observance ol Memorial Day. Let every com rad* be at his post of duty to see that tip work assigned us is well and tgilhfully done. All soldiers and citizen, are cordially invited to join with us in our memorial exercises. Mat. J. Brady, Post Commander Fred Smith. Adjutant. Resolutions of Respeet. .j II add op Ruth Lodge No. 302,1.0.0. F.» Rebecca Degree, > Spurgeon. Ind., May 27, 1890.) Whereas, It has pleasedvfAlmight} God to take from us our worthy sister Viola Webb, that we, her hrethrei aud sisters, express our sorrow at liei loss, and our sympathy for her lius hand and friends who sustained tin loss of a loving wife, a daughter, aui a worthy member of our Orders Jlesoleed, That we, as Odd Fellows mourn her death as an irreparabl loss to the lodge, her parents aud he husband. Jlesoleed, That we cheerish th memory of our beloved sister, am hereby tender to her family our sin cerest sympathies in this their 6at afflection. Jlesoleed, That the Lodge be drapoi in mourning the usual time, that; copy of these resolutions be scut ttn der seal of the lodge to the bereave family, that they be spread upon th record of the Lodge, and that copie be sent to two county papers for pui IlcatiQn. Joshua Duncan,) Polly Lorlftn, > Con > Mary A.Barrelt,)

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BEWARE OF IMITATIONS AND COUNTER4 FEITS. N3-LOOK FOR THIS fUj/f, TRADE-MARK, Male in Oter 700 31) Kinds of Fuel, to Suit ot the Rich and Poor.

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 re7 pairs. These Goods will be sold at very reasnable prices. Do not fail, before buying, to see this mammoth and varied stock of *

The annual excursion to Evansville and Ohio River p lints will posiiively he given for the Itenefit of the C. P. Sunday School the lat ter part of July. Fare for the round trip $1.00. This will include the Steamboat ride on the elegant Steamer John S. Hopkins, and will give all an opportunity to see the Massive Railroad Bridge that spans the Ohio River at Henderson Ky, and many other points of interest along the river. We intend doing all thatcxperience can do to make this the best excursion that every left Petersburg. Further notice *will be given. Order Com. Rumor has it that I>. J. Mackey will turn the Eastern Illinois Railway and the Evansville and Terre Haute line over to the Big Four, and will be appointed general manager of the Indianapolis & St. Louis, and the Cairo, Vincennes & Chicago roads. He will resign the Presidency of the Eastern Illinois, and the Evansville & Terre Haute and will accept the general managership. The Corrydbn school has six graduates this year. The commissioned census enumerators for Washington tory.nship are: for Petersburg, Geo. In-West; outside Petersburg • north of Base Line, It. B. Brazleton : south of Base Line, Winfield Sfelby. Resolutions of Respect. As a manifestation oi the sympathy which we feel for Prof.-Crouch and familv, in one of the greatest afflictions which is possible to befall one in this life, wc adopt the following: Be it Itesolced, Tha t we who are so closely connected with Prof. Crouch by the bonds of friendship, regard, and.mutual interest, express our profound regret that such an unnatural event should occur to rob him of those who are so near and dear to him; lie it lualher Jtesolved, That we tender to him and Mrs. Crouch and their family our deepest syAipathr in their recent great affliction. Cbas. A. Wilson. F. R. Taylor. Small Harris. Anna M. Hewlns. Ida Clendenin. Serepta C. Decn. John Hammond. M. C. Adams. J. It. Yraing Trustees amf Teachers. IT. C. T. U. Convention and School of Methods. A Joint Convention and school of Methods will he held for the W. C. l\ Dnlons of the Counties of Dubois, Perry, Spencer, PikCf and Crawford it Huiitlngburg, Indiana, Wed., 1'hurSf, May 28, and 29, 1890, beguiling at 10:30 a. m. The School of Methods aims to secure trained workirs, and practical instruction in the rarlpus lines of work will he given jy able teachers. The pros ram will tonsisl besides of papers a id discussions upon departments of work and jeneill topics, Bible readings and so;ial and devotional exercises. Tlie Irst evening meeting will b; occupied svith a lecture by the State Organizer, Miss Alice R. Palmer, the second with i lecturer by the State President, Mrs. J. R. Nichols. At least three of the Stale officers will he present at the Convention.

/\ll ff . Vy« !• L U1UU9III IICI.MUIMICO WL snfpera mentioned are urged representation. Clin, Schools and other ten! ties atfc invited to send fra egates Members of W. C. T. I] pecting to attend are req send their names to Miss B. Chairman Committee ou ’ ment. nd a full Sunuayice socieerual delnions existed! to Franklin, Sntertaiulf yon want a good pay it g position write D. H. Patty, the nurseryman, at Geneva, N. Y. • lie wants men to sell trees, shrubs and vines for fall delivery. See his advertisement in auother column. The members of the choir are invited to meet tc-nightat Dr. Duncan's residence to select music to be sung ou Mcmoral Day. Order Com. o;« Music. Potatoes. Persons'having good sized late po-> tatoes will find sale for them at Hargraves ware house near his mill. Bring them as soon as possible. We are selling Befitted Engines and Rebuilt Threshers warranted to work good as new at much less than Factory prices. Write for particulars. Dan H. Graham & Co., Carmi, III. Baruun & Bailey. Mammoth shows, at Evansville, June 3d., 1890. E. & I. will sell roti nd trip tickets at one fair, $1.25, tickets limited to date of sale. Dr. J. 11. Barnett, ot Monroe City, was transacting business iu Petersburg last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. R. Snyder, of Ivnox county, were shopping in town Mondav aiid visiting their brother, W. H. Soden. The Democrat Job and Fine Commercial FrintjiB nusnst Ui —-■-»». This is — ---- SewType ou. Mutant w comb boast. II ■ t.f the latest styles, pret- UMB UU tiest designs, most-artistic in ilEW iYUfi effect, enables us to make the V” claim good,as trial order willconvtnee you. This detriment Is In the hands of an M fe guarantee our work, and no pains will be spared . to please every patron in e ery particular. Anything In the printing line done on the same terms. I.cave your otders with The Democrat, Fetersburg. g|| 11

Call at Parrott’s O. K. barber shop and get a dandy share. If von want a good smoke, or a good drink of any kind, call on Little. You must get yonr bottle filled 0T1 Saturday. We don’t sell on Sundays at Old Vet Stand. W. F. Jones will bring you the best of new milk to yonr door at the most reasonable rates. Fresh milk, cream, or butter in afny quantity. Leave your order with him. 5t. Parties wishing to purchase anything in the Monumental line would do well to call on J. & B. Young,next door to McFarland & Fickcii, Main street, Petersburg, Ind., Satisfaction in w'ork and prices guaranteed. [tf Money To Loan. On Long time and easy terms on first mortgage, real estate sdcurity. Half Fare Excursions to the West, Northwest, Southwest, and South. The Ohio & Mississippi Railway will run a series of Excursions to points in the West, Northwest,Southwest,ami South at the low rate of one fare for round trip, leaving May 20th. Tickets good for return thirty days aftei date of sale, with stop-over privileges in territory reached by excursions For rates and further information call on Agents O. & M. Ey., or address C. G. Jones, Dist. Pass’r Agt., Vincennes, Ind. xenrsion Rates to the West and South. The E. & T. II., and P. D. & E. R. It. will sell Harvest excursion tickets to points in Kansas, Nebraska Iowa, Southern Missouri, Arkansas, Texas, and several other states, at the rate of one fare the round trip. Dates cf sale of these tickets are April 22d, May 20lh, Sept.9tli and 23d, Oct. 14th. Tickets will be good for thirty days to return. Stop overs will be allowed on all lines west of the Missouri River and south of Nashville for- the inspection of lands. For further information, call on or address anv of the Companj’s agents, or C. M. Wheeler, G. T. A., Evansville, Ind. S. D. McLiSii, A. P. A., Evansville, Ind. National Edncatioual Association and Knights of Pbythias Conclave. Two large meetings will he held in the Northwest in July this year, the National Educational Association a! St. Paul, July 4th to lltli, and K. P. Conclave at Milwaukee, July 8th to 12th. The low excursion rate of one fai'Crfor the round trip has beeu authorized by the E. & T. H. R. R., and P. 1). & G. Ry., for both excursions. Parties contemplating a trip to this teiritoiy can receive valuable information regarding routes, connections, etc., by applying !o either of the undersigned. S. D. McLeisii, A. P. A., Evansville, Ir.d. C. M. WHEELER, G. T. A , Evansville, Ind.

VBAKBEKS /'A/' AAT Model Barber Shop. John Lee. The only shop In town run by white men Work first-class. Satlsfa-tlon guaranteed. We make a specialty of Children’s and nlsoof Ladies’ hair cutting. Dyeing done to the satsatisfaction ofall. CALL JOHN LEE. THE OLDEST HUBS FISH In Petersburg. The oldest harness and saddle firm in Petersburg Is Fred Reuss’s He still holds the fort, and offers you Harness, Saddles, Whips, And everything in his lines at rates that are very low considering the quality. rjgfWf HIM A TRIAL. FRED REUSS. bile: BEANS Act on the Bile. Kidney; and Bowels, Cleansing the Body ol all Impurities; Clear the Complexion. THE BEST REMEDY KHOWN For Liver Complaint, Sour Stomach, Headache^ Fullness after bating, Wind on the Bowels* Fains m the Rack, Hal am, Chills and Fevers, Constipation, Foul Breath, Drowsiness, Dizziness, Dyspepsia. Coated Tongue. Will positively Cure Bilious Attacks. Use the SHALL Kixe (40 little Beans to the bottle); they are the most conyesiekt. Sold in Bottles only, by nil Drngglst*. a Price of either size, 25 cts. I. F. SMITH & CO^OT. LOUIS, MO. Proprietors of “Blit BEAES’’«na“K«KM»SimU" : ,t T-IT.TO’VanIl s?zl:

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PROFESSIONAL CARDS. > -- S' ' .‘■'S'S'S'S'S BA2CC1S B. rdSEY. ^ I)I:\V1TT q. ciiArru' li POSEY & CHAPPELL, > Attorneys at Law Petersburg; Indiana.? Will practice in all the co rts. Special attention given to alt business. A Notory Public constantly in the office. Office—On first fioor Batik Building. E. A. ELY* Attorney at Law, PETERSBURG, INDIANA. Office over J. R Adams A Son’s Drug Store. He Is also a member of the United States Collection Asseciatioct i\id “Ives prompt attention to every uuUter in which he is engaged. E P IUCUARDSOX. A M. TAYLOR. ICICI!AKDSOft & TAYhO.lt, Attorneys at Law PETERSBURG, INDIANA. Prompt attention given to all business A Notary Public constantly in .the office office in Carpenter* Building, Eighth ami Main.. K.,K. KUIE, Physician and Surgeon PETERSBURG, INDIANA. Office in Bank Building. Residence on Seventh street, three squares south of Maiu. Calls promptly attended, day or night. I.St U3I.4K, Physician and Surgeon PETERSBURG, INDIANA. Will practice In Pike and adjoining counties. Office in Montgomery Building. Oflice hours day and night. ifJSjy-Pistases of Women and Children a specialty. Chronic and difficult eases sulicted. EDWIN SNITKI, v \f Attorney at Law, AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, PETERSBURG, INDIANA. Oflice over Gus Frank’s store. Special nt* tentiou given to Collections, Baying ami .Selling Bands, Examining Titles, Furnishing A bstracts, etc. DETISTRY ---a E. J. HARRIS

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SUEGEON - DENTIST. PEIEUSBCKl., INDIANA. ‘ Office in rooms 6 A T in Carpenter Building. Operations first-class. All wort warranted. Anaesthetics used for painless extraction of teeth. lJuue A.t Home ^gairi -:lSi PETEitSBCKC.:My appliances are all new and in direct conformity with the latest improvements used in Dentestry. I have located permanently over P. C. Hammond’s A Son’s, where t will do Bridge and Crown wort a specialty. DR JOHN n. l.OKTZEailCII. D 35 3ST T I 8 T. BEAU ESTATE ASP INSURANCE FIELDS « WEST Insurance^Real Estate ^.|ents, PETERSBURG, INDIANA. Lending companies represented. Promp attention to business Notary work earemll and inteil gently performed. Rates reason able. Offi e in Bank Building Heal Estate Agency. P. W. CHAPPELL, Petersburg, : : Indiana. All Lands and Town Property piaeed In my hands for sale will be advertised free of charge. OFFICE—Upstairs over City Drug Store, THIS PAPER IS ON FILE CHICACO m NEW YORKoAS, 1.!(.. KELLBBQ BEWSIPAKB f»