Pike County Democrat, Volume 21, Number 6, Petersburg, Pike County, 26 June 1890 — Page 3

. Brett Mr Never cense, ami never will as long as we live, we suppose; lmt to see Hie way unlucky Friday, changed to a lucky Bargain Day at our store, makes the oldest heads wonder. You Will Always Find something new and pretty. Cool Dress Goods, Fast Black I.awns has been hard! to get, bnt we got ’em in Stripes and Plaids; Lovely Mulls, Sat teens, Ginghams, India Linen &c. Crowd Your Way Back and see the line of Ladies Cambric Underwear. Gowns, Chemise, Drawers, Skirts, Infants Dresses &c., less than the cost of the Plain Muslin. Friday Bargain Day Of all the week—everything goes down on Friday. Come and see these bargains; take advantage, of the early morniug and come early. Would You Use Ladies’ Hose 5c a pair Ladies’ Vests 10c a pence Lawn 4c a yaid Prints 5c a yard Skirting 5c a yard Gingham 5c a yard 2 doz. pearl buttons $ cents Ladies’ button shoes $1 a pair. See the lovely pictures we are giving away. EMBOVE! CO., BAUER III n»k, Petersburg Ind

HORN BROOOK’S CORU1I N Sin loir Pmltiy. The season is now upon us when the Poultry Yard is swarming with broods of young chickens. We specially invite your attention to the thoroughly reliable remedy, Xodel Poultry Powder FOR A \ i £?fej L

CHICKEN CHOLERA, And also a preventative and cure for all diseases of poultry, such as Drooping, Roup, Gapes, Fever, &c. We can safely recommend this remedy as entirely reliable* for it is composed of ingredients which are purely medical. It is a fact well known to every farmer, that the loss of poultry annually from disease is enormous, though by proper care and the occasional use of Model Ponltn Poider He would be amply repaid for his trouble in the increase of profits by virtue of the tonic properties of this the best egg-making food in use. W. H. HORNBROOK. <|[odel Gough galsam, Hare Care Per Cough*, Cold*, and kindred dlgeaaeg. Sold ou a gurautee by W. II. Horn brook, j.«. rhfflpg, Joseph McCrary, 4. V. A. Burtthnrt, John Oncol, W. B, Little. John Howard, A. Bnlderman, J.M. Shandy. Ayn« A Pipes,, S. Dillon A Hon ».V„ MlleyASon. IngOA SkcTlngtcB, fcC®. Petersburg IT nk>n, Ollphant Bend* Madison tp> Oats vine* Little’s Station, Hosnier Blackburn. Shandy's Coal Bank, Algiers, Otwell., Winslow, Ayershlre, Arthur, Boorman,

til E have tpsplayed in onr showcases one of the finest and most extensive lines of Embroidery ever seen here, and we show some lovely new designs in Lawns, Batistes, and all Summer Goods.

E have just received five cases more of those famous Y. S. F. Fast Black See the boxes of them piled up in our show windows. The price yon all know —15 cents a pair; two pairs, 25 cents. B

2 GT7S PRANK’S MAMMOTH STORE.

THE PIKE COUNTY DEMOCRAT. THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1890. There is a brick famine at Wash* in "ton. Daviess county. The vitrified brick pavement at Evansville will cost $75 per linear foot. Commissioner Coon rod expects to finish street working by Saturday evening. Ladies' 'fonr-dollar shoe for three dollars—the Barrett shoe—at S. C, Barrett & Son's. The unveiling of the Hendricks monument will take place at Indianapolis, July 1st. The Lemons property, on Main street, occupied by Burress's barber shop, is undergoing repairs.

Washington will . celebrate the Fourth of July with vim anti vigor creditable to her patriotism. Smith and Carnahan will build a new and commodious plaining mill at Washington in the near future. All prisoners at Washington will hereafter be taken out by the marshal and worked on the streets. Good. The Dubois Normal School at Hnntingburg is said to Ire flourishing. More than fifty have been in at tendance. Don't fail to sec those Barrett shoes, made by C. II. Barrett, Rochester, N. Y.t and sold by S. G. Barrett & Son. Petersburg, I ml A trip through Jefferson township will convince one that there arc as good roads there as'ean be found 5:r Pike county—perhaps the best. Every one who has been missed by the enumerator should report the tact. If the enumerator has not questioned you, he has evidently tailed to find von. A great many claim, with some reason too, that the hoopingcough that is supposed to exist in numerous cases, is the effects of last Winter's la grippe. A basket meeting in the grove near Winslow will be held on the fifth Sunday in this month, under the 8ii]ierrision of the members of the Christian church. The following have been licensed to marry: Samuel Campbell and Mat. P. Shatter, Titos. Stephens and Harriet Sorgius, Elisha Alicont and Sa rah Rubling, Jerome McCain and Nellie Grubb. Washington merchants will closc^ tLeir stores at 7:00 o’clock p. mand thereby give their clerks a rest. It is needless to say that the average Washington girl is grateful to the merchants of that town. Hot weather, such as we have been experiencing iu this county, has been quite general throghoiif the entire country * and, in many localities, destructive wind aud electric storms have been very damaging. Through the courtesy of the Oakland City Enterprise we received a premium list of the first annually Oakland City Fair. The printing is the work of the Enterprise office and is a first-class specimen of the art preservative. Foarth dt Jmlj Excursion Rates. July 3rd and 4th the Ohio & Mississippi R’y will sell tickets between all stations at Half Fare, (Oue Fare for Round Trip). Good going July 3d aud 4th, and good returning July 4lh and at It. For Tickets call on Agents Ohio & Mississippi R’y. There will be an ice cream, sapper at New Liberty Church, near Arcadia, three miles south of Arthur, this county, on the evening of July 3d. Arrangement’s hare been made for various amusements, and for speeches by Rev. Wm. Chesser and others. The proceeds are to go to the pastor of the church. / Elisha Allcorn aud Sarah Eobling were married at the residence of the bride’s father, ex-commissioner J. J. Holding, a mile north ot Union, ou last Sunday, Rev. Richardson, of Madison township, officiating. The newly wedded couple will reside at Mr. Allcarn’s home, near Frisco, Gibson county. Peace, prosperity, auff happiness be always with them, y The teachers for Petersburg schools the tallowing year will be: Prof. A. C. Crouch, principal; Prof. R. W. Jones, of Bloomington,, high school; Miss Frank R, Taylor, grimmer school; Miss Sarah Harris, second intermediate; Miss Ida Clondeui». second primary, Miss Sereptha Dean,, first primary. No one has yet been employed for (be first intermediate department.

purely personal. W. I*. Barrett went to Evansville, yesterday, on a trip in the interest of Barrett & Son's store. C. W. Ellis. Winslow, was here on business connected with pension matters yesterday. Prof. M. B. Thomas was in town Monday, receiving the reports of the sale of books by the township trustees. A. J. Honeycutt, formerly of this place, now. of Jasper, was In town the first of this week on legal business. * Miss Lizzie Banks of Oakland City, was here part of last and this week, visiting her many friends in this place. Geo. T. Frank was at French Lick all of last week. He got home Monday and reported having had a good time.

Miss Eliza Richardson, of Oakland City, was the gnest of Mrs. Jackson Ferguson, Sunday. She returned to her home Monday. Jas. Bolling was in town Wednesday, and expressed himself trecly on the political topics of the countv. lie wants some reformations. Will Lory is suffering a long siege of typhoid fever, lie has been sick about one mouth, and his condition is not yet materially improved. W. F. Ilisgcn, Jr., is preparing to go into the butcher business more extensively than ever, though he has already been doing a good business. J. W. Bateman and Miss Ida Clendcnin visited Ireland, Dubois county, Sunday; an’ ‘twasa storm that caught them on their way home in the evening. Miss Lida Martin came home on Monday from a Visit at Union City, Ind., where she had been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Blythe Ilendricfes, formerly of this place. lien Zack Selby, came home this week from DcPauw college, where he had been attending theological school, preparatory to permanently engage in ministerial work. F. E. Mitchell was at French Lick Springs a part of last week, drinking mineral water, reading newspapers, and wondering why all people do not visit those health resorts. Samuel Lowe, the efficient trustee of Monroe township, was in town Mondav, and informed ns that hit township is practically but of debt and otherwise in good condition.^, ^J. F. Holding and lady were at Union, Sunday, to attend the AllcornRobling nuptials which took place at the residence of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Rob ing, just uartii of Union. — Wm. Martin, of Moberlv, Mo., and his grand-daughter, who had been the guest of Mr. Martin’s nephew, the Rev. Richardson, of this place, returned to their home yesterday morning. Mrs. Marion Banks came up from Oakland, Thursday, to attend the Prohibition meetings, and remained the gucst3 of Mrs. Joseph Patterson and other friends till Monday, when she returned to her home in that place. Dr. J. R. Duncan is at Indian Springs, where is in session the Democratic Editorial Convention. The doctor is there for his health, and, as so much Democracy w ill be a change for him, he will no doubt come home much recuperated. Turner G. Brashear, who was a pupil ot the Petersburg schools, aud later a graduate Of ID tiover college, will be ordained a Presbyterian minister in the Presbyterian church, this place, Sunday, July 2. He will soon after go, as a missioucry, to Persia. The “white caps” are again on the war path in Orange county. This time Win. Strother, residing four miles south-east of Paoli, was the victim. He was taken from his home one night last week and whipped outrageously, and was at the same time uotiiied that if he did not leave the Community within seven days they would iiang him. A great deal of excitement is occasioned over the outrage, tliis being the seeoqd beating he received. The matter trill be investigated by the grand jury. Strother was a gallant soldier during the rcbeilion.—Ilunteni/bur/ Ary us. It will bo remembered that W. F. Gregory, o£ West Ford, Crawford county, was shot by Lizzie Davis’s father, for detaining Miss Davis in a Louisville hotel. It pitxluced more trouble than most eases of even so bad character. The ease has been dismissed from the courts. Miss Davis is insane from the trouble aud is said to be dying; Gregory’s father lost his intnd from the same cause, i and Miss Davis’s father is also insane I from Ihe hellish conduct of one whose' reason and decency failed to properly govern him.

IT COURT. . Cases That Hare Been Tried aai Dismissed or Coatlaaed. The mill of justice still grinds away. Up to going to press the conrt has ; 'done as follows: Continued the case against William J. Hays .for assault and battery. Trial of Herman Schenk against John Schafer. This trial lasted a part of two days and was decided by the jury in favor of the defendant. It was a suit for the surety of the peace. Evidence of threats by Schafer was produced, but a “befuddled” jury found it proper to consider evidence not produced in court and decided after “hanging” for hours, as above stated. The case of Staters.Perry II. Pride and W. C. Snyder, forfeiture of bond before Justice of Peace, was continued on plaintiff s motion. State vs. Thos. Bropcs for larceny came up. Bropes plead not guilty and was tried. The jury stood six for conviction and six for acquittal and having thus disagreed, the case is still in conrt.

State vs. Sydney Wyatt for trcspess. This case was. tried by the court and Mr. Wyatt was released. Case against R. Miley and MeXabb, Jr. accused of having received goods stolen from a store in Algiers some time ago, was continued on motion of prosecuting attorney. State of Indiana against Daniel B. Grubb for assult and battery was continued by consent of the parties concerned. This case was appealed from ‘Squire Itccd's docket, (his town. Two boys, one of them 6rubb’s, were fighting. Grubb slashed them both with a whip. They separated, Grubb’s boy running away. The oilier cursed Grubb who in turn hit him again with the whip, this time leaving its mark. Thus came this trial in two courts. The State of Indiana vs.Wni. Stork for damages come up. It seems that he shot a dog which had attacked a wagon be was driving. The dog was persistent and of bad character, as, from the evidence, was the young man so far as concerns his disposition tabe persistent in indiscretions. The dog belonged, when living,' to one Mr. Sokclfield. The “tog ish now tead,” and, according to the decision of the jury is still worth $25., Tbis they required Mr. Stork to pay Mr. Sokelfichl and decreed that he should also pay the expenses of the court. Over the remains of this “ted tog” many of the good citizens of Stendal spent several hours at the county’s temple of justice—hours that might have been better spent. » Cleiiie Woodry in a divorce suit against her husband, Sherman Woodry, has been granted single blessedness and her supposed desire to live free from all obligations to lean on any arm but her own for two years at least, for she is divorced, and is, moreover, prohibited from marrying again under two years. Tbe case of Elizabeth Hawkins vs. her husband, Allen T. Hawkins for divorce lias hot been tried Mrs. Hawkins lias placed tbe case out of Judge Welborn’s hands and prefers some other judge. It will bo tried about July 4th. Peerless Reaper Company vs. Jas. II. Ward, Tlies. Ward, and Catharine Ward on note; verdict for plaintiff. Mrs. Rufus Hays was granted a divorce from her husband. Mrs. Samuel McClure failed to establish sufficient evidence and did not get a divorce from her husband. Mrs. Biickhannan Chance got a divorce from her husband who deserted her about six years ago. John Holman sued Fred Sigmond ou account. This case was taken under advisement and has not yet been decided. Case of Lizzie Traylor vs. Thus. Traylor, divorce and custody of child, is continued till July 5th, when it will come up before Judge Reinhart, Mr. Traylor swearing that he cannot expect justice before Judge Welboin. This case promises some sensational developments that ought to make a few old ring tricksters’ back hair curl. Hot Such A Bad Day After All. . Lee surrendered Friday. Moscow was burned Friday. Washington was born Friday. Shakespeare was born Friday. * America was discovered Friday. Richmond was evacuated Friday. The Bastile was destroyed Friday. The Mayflower Was landed Friday. Queen Victoria was married Friday. King Charles I. was beheaded Friday. ^ Fort Sampler was boinabarded Friday. Napoleon Bonaparte was born Friday. Julius Cassar was assassinated Friday. Tbe battle of Marengo was fongbt Friday. The battle of Waterloo was fongbt Friday. The b»ttle;of Bunker Hill was fought Friday. Joan of Arc was burned at the stake Friday. The battle of New Orleans was fought Friday. The Declaration of Independence was signed Friday. ,

a?

BEWARE OF IMITATIONS AND CGWSTEiVFEITS. OT.OOK FOR THIS \ TRADEMARK. 4

eWbrldsBe

Mer inducements in their hat have never been offered befoi a Petersburg. Gasoline Stoves,and xarland, and Favorite Cook Stoves, Screen Doors and Screen Wire, and fence Wire, SXJMEY PLOWS, Oneforse Plows, Double-Shovel Plows, )ultivators, Corn Drills, Window Sash, Stove Repairs, Nails, Etc. The only Petersburg house that sanies the Genuine Oliver Plow repairs. These Goods will be sold at rery reasonable prices. Do not fail, jefore buying, to see this mammoth ind varied stock of •' .’ >*■

COBB) SP05DE31E. ] Imer. Glezen, Inti, June 22.—Dr. Blythe has purchased ; i new organ. A birthday i inner at Thomas Miller's last Snots y. * Miss Maud Brown, of Oakland City, spent a part of last week in Hosmer. Miss Katie Willis is improving in health after*a severe illness. / ’ White Oak. ^Ssiid, June. 23.—A child of the widow Rhodes died very sudden on the 21st. Inst. / Mr. Win. T. McCormack has been on the sick list for some time. Mrs. Alvin Traylor has been very' ill for sometime, and news comes today that she's growing worse. My guess on the census is 68,212,233. Mr. John Noe, who has been at his father-in-laws, very ill for sometime, has been removed to his home in Velpcn. Madison Township. Bowman, Inti, June 24.—Miss Corda Piice is at home on a visit. Let Pike County Remember that in Madison township can be found talent well worthy a place in the senate, nr housi? of Representatives. Mr. Joseph L. Harrison is well qualified to represent the people of Pike County in the house of Representations, and would do himself and his party honor, should, the people honor him with their suffrage. The Democratic party would certainly make no mistake by iio>niuatitjg, at the coining convention, Mr. Harrison to Jill that important position. • v Otwcll. Olwell, Inl, June 2ath.—On Saturday of last week Mrs. William Lent present-:d her husband a pretty girl baby. Mother and child happy anil doing well. Mr. Lent is not a singer, but he is a good Whistler and may be herd faintly piping that familiar tunc, “Still There’s More to Follow.” Mr. Jack Seantlaml of Taylor County,Kentucky,is visiting his brother,J. T. Scautlan, of this place. • f . Amos Braden and wife have returned from an extended visit through Illinois. . Otwell is getting along Hue without a saloon. The store room vacated by L. Reeves is now used for a millinery store. Allen Arnold commenced his new house last Monday, Bartl and Honors, contractors. The 4th of July will be .celebrated here—good tiime expected. Mrs. Alvin Traylor is getting better. Candidate:! are plenty. Yon can fiud three or foitn at every x road. Will run a fellow half a mile to get to shake hands with him ask how his wife is aud how are the babies.

X Roads. Algiers, ]!nln June 21.—W. J. Thomas, of Oakland, has been here this week, sett ing his business. Isaac Sorgiu j ami his brother Mike, accompanied 1 y their better-halves, went to 111., lai t week, to visit James Lett. Mrs. Alvin Traylor' is dangerously ill, and the cha ices for recovery are against her.. Mat Willis went to get his gun to shoot a haw Ik. In his haste he let the hammer hit the bed post, and the contents came out in rather too much of a hurry to please Mr. W. The ball grazed his iitceaud went through his hat-rim aM into the ceiling of the house. ^ The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Lett lied last Thursday night, of hiccougl, and was laid to rest in the cemetery the next day. * Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Abbott have a very sick child. Dan Harrison and wife, of Logan township, visited I. It. Lett and family last Sunday. Warreu Sorigus talks of going to Kansas to sec how he may like the country. Mrs. Martha Nichols is still sick and seems to improve very slowly. G. S. L. Griffith, candidate for sheriff was ini this neighborhood last week to see the hoys and tell them that he ougiit to be nominated. We have no prospects for oats worth meiiil iouing. Oats is “no good.*' The friend* of Lafayette Travloi

want him to rnn for county Clerk. Coonrad Gaebpach, of Washington, came over Sunday to visit Jaeob Sorgius. / Winslow. '''June 21.—Geo. Abbott, aged 22 yrs., died Sunday, at the residence of Geo. Evans. / Dr. DeTar visited Petersburg Monday. James Anderson and Mrs. Kate Weathers took in Petersburg, Sunday. Winslow is alive with traveling men this week. Mrs. Rev, Hale, who has been sick for sometime, is reported better. Fred Jessnp, of Worthington, was •in town, Wednesday, on business. The farmers near here are investing in self-binders. Monday night, a mob of men went in search of Bub Bouricr. who is supposed to have poisoned some cattle belonging to John Beadles and* Wm. Erwin, but lo! their bird bad flown. Rev. Crawford, of Ky., held a series of meetings here this week. jlii'innitl Morton is all smiles—it is a boy.. . Dr. Harris, of Petersburg, was on our streets Friday. Geo. Grim, of the Princeton formal, was in town, Friday night, on business. J. D. Beardsley, of Oakland City, was in our town this week. - Miss Kellie Young, of Princeton, is visiting her father at this place. D. C. Thomas is booming the furniture trade. Union. Union, Ind., June 22.—Some of our boys will not forget the Vincennes jubilee July 4th. Dr. Kime met wi*h a smash-up last Friday. nis buggy was so broken that he did not go riding, Sunday. Prof. T. II. Cunningham is at Chicago, with the Gaskcll Literary Club, preparing for work m that line. Dr. J. T. Kime is the proud owner of a fine stallion. Miss Geneva Hornbrook went lo Patoka on a pleasure trip last Saturday. 1 his issue ot llic Democrat makes | my third year as correspondent for; the Pike County Democrat. The festival given by the M. E. church last Saturday evening was a success. The Hazleton Band furnished the music. County Snpt. M. B. Thomas was at the meeting of the county Superintendents at Indianapolis last week. He expresses himself greatly pleased with the work done, and says he met a good many candidates for State Superintendent. He seems to rather favor Yoris, ot Johnson county. J. F. Kime, of Petersburg, was in ourjuitlst last week. He is a candidate for Clerk, subject to the Democratic nominating convention. Mr.' Kiine is in every way qualified for the position to which he aspires. His true and good' work for Democracy should count for muchyand the Democracy should recognize him. To the readers of the Democrat, to whom the name Pearl has become familiar: I now hid you - a reluctant farewell.

The taxes ou tack $100 for 18S9 and 1890 are as follows: TOWNSHIPS. Jefferson'.... — Washington ...i.... Madison - Clay . ..- Pataka.. Monroe __ •.v.*.. Logan ... Lockh'art . .. Marion .... . orporation of Petersburg tm. 89 t i t 1 74 1 64 I 74 I 71 1 74 1 S4 1 84 204 2 14 1 t® 1 84 l m 1 89 1 76 1 911 1 79 1 99 2 64 2© County tax proper, 75l£<\; comm boned, 20c. ; Stale, 28,'^. Total, $1,24 —same as in 1889. Tbe comity commissioners made no- change. Tbe trustees have lowered the average for the coui-tv. „ batches Them Night ant) Day. To W. H. llornbrook; Petersburg, Iml., June 10.—I can't refrain from praising the Motlel Sticky Fly Paper. It gives perfect satisfaction. Catches all the flies tba! have access to it, at night as well as daytime. 11. P. Hawthorn'. Estrayed Horse. Small hay, about 12 vrs., old, harness marked, a little sway-hacked, fair order, dark main and tail, Liberal reward for information, or.^ return of horse. Dan. P. DARNAti, Petersburg, Ind. Notice, All who have instruments in my offiec ipust come and take them out. 3iJ Grorur D. Martin, It. P. G. Money To Loau, On Lang time and easy terms on first mortgage, real estate security. E- A. Ely.

BUSI5ESS MESTIOS. Gold, foaming beer at Joe Vincent V, Opposite eourt house. Free soup served every Jay, wish finest aw! best beer, wines, Hguois and cigars, at Joe Vincent's. If you want a good smoke, or a good drink ot any kind, call on Little. You roust get your bottle filled on Saturday. We don’t sell on Sundays al Old Vet Stand, Best wet* goods on the market at Joe Vincent's saloon. * ■*»• When in town -stop at Fleming's stable, it is thoroughly ventilated, large, ebol roc.tpy stalls, good \va|.*r, feed Sks. Will soon have a large and eomtnraliotts buggy and hitch shed, 40 by §014, tit connection with the stable, for the accomodation of ali who [see fit to patronize us. We hope to gain your patronage by kind and proper treatment of horses left in nnr care. The olil-staiid-by, and reliable, hostler, Al. Eaton, has engaged ids services with as for one year, asnl desires to see all his old customers and friends, Fleming & Sox’s. T. K,' Viemiug-lUehard Arthur. | Horses handled tor speed, broke to ; harness, saddle, etc. We desire to catS the attention ob those desiring to i have their horse Amhul for speed, or i for idee and geipef drivers. We are now psvpami to handle them with ; safety ami properly on easy terms. \ We guarantee our work. Call at ! Fleming & Snti’s stable, our headquarter*. Fleming & Aetiip«. 61UNB CELKBKATJ9X. 4tvelt Will Otittlo Thera Sister Towns and Will l&Mjrate July I, at Of well. AJi arc invited to Conger’s Grove./ A .national >spaecb, a baske t picnic, good music, and a contest for a‘ Demdrcsf Gold Mriliii to lye the features of the occasiott. Vafieaal Educational Association. Th'? Ohio & Mississippi Ity will place tickets on sale front ail stations on the line to St. Paul and return, on account of the meettng of the Xational Educational Society, at one fart; for the round trip. Tickets will be good going July 1st to July 7th inclusive, and returning unit! Sept. 30th. For rates and further in formation, call on Q. & M. agents, or address C. G. Jones, District Passenger Agent, Vincennes, End. Redemption of t’ouutj Orders. Xntiee is hereby Riven that there is mon ey on band in tiie Treasury of Pike t’mintjIndiatm, to lledyeui ail outstanding oilers, issued by said county,and that interest will cease on said orders on and after the StSih clay of June IS®!). \V. J. Ukxhbi.l. ?-,v Auditor, Pike County, 1ml.

During the month ending July 2G, IS-DO, we will sell the famous M Lies' M S® f For Three Dollars If you want n FINE Shoe—the finest and best—FOR A HOLLAR LESS Til A N IT IS WORTH, call at «r store. We have the sole ageary for Petersburg. S. G. BARKETT S SOM. . 3 III F~ IN TOWN call ami earn- | n S Lu *ne ot>r <rf B»w» anfi Medftrinos, Oita, Paints mat YamSstocs, l»vo Studs, Combs amt Brushes, Statfoneiy and all sundries usuallycarried in a first-class drug tldcaa. We have the larges^ and best selected stock of ever offered for sate 1 it i’etersbore, and we defy competition m Quality, price* and fair treatment. Ijisttey who desire to beautify the interior of their homes call make it profitable by Suspecting our stock of Wall and Celling Decoration* mid learning J. W. BERGEN, i\C 1 tic ltt:„e't | Wall Paper Carpenter Block, cor. Main and Eighth St*. Model Barber Shop. Joint Lee. TS.e only strop lu town run by white men Work firs! -'class. Satisfaction guaranteed. •We matt - a specialty of Children’s and ulsool Lad.e-.' fi.-itr CtttHng. Dyeing done to the satsatLftuilon ofl.H. C.VaL. JOHN DEE. Monu ments Best WKttertal, most reasonable pi Ices, satisfffetSiW sUhTatitecsl at IPetcrsburg -'Warkl« tVnrlUn *■ A «• yuCAtl. IbvipeWtora J

PROFESSIONAL. CARDS. M. X. Pomeroy, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Petersburg, ind. WiB practice in city and adjacent country. Special attention giv^n to riinmle Jiisensw. Venereal D-s» gses successfully treated. Consaltation freeT Office in story of llisgen Bulldingr, Main strteff 'ljetxVeen Seventh ami EighthEAXCIS B. POSEY. l>KWrrr q. chappele. POSEX & CK3 APPELL, Attorneys at Law PETERSBURG, IN&IANA. f'; Will praetH in all the 10 rts. Special attention Riven to all business. A Xotory Publie constantly hi the .office. Office—On first floor Bank Building. E. A. ELY. Attorney at Law, PETERSBURG, INDIANA. '>1 Office over J. R - Adams A Son’s Drug Store. He is also a member of the United States Collection Association, and gives prompt attention to threry, matter in which he is engaged. K P. BICHAKDSOX. A 11 TAYSOR. It Ki’H AICDKON & T.IVLOK, Attorneys at Law PETERSBURG, INDIANA. Prompt attention given to all business. A , Notary Public constantly in the office Office ,' in Carpenter Building, Eighth and Main. K. B. KILIE, • Physician and Surgeon PETERSBURG, INDIANA. Office ia Bank Building. Residence on Seventh street, three KQIUurm south of Main. Culls promptly nttemled. day or nigbt. I. M I.nMAK, Physician and Surgeon pirrERSBURG, Indiana Will practice in Pike and adjoining counties. Office in Montgomery Building. Office hours day ami night. £V~i»istases of Women and Children a specialty. Chronic and diiUeuIt eases solieted. EDWIN ‘SMITH, Attorney at Law, AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, PETERSBURG, INDIANA. Office over Gus Frank’s store Special at** tention given to Collections, Buying an l -duelling Lands, Examining Titles, Furnishing Abstracts, etc. DENTISTRY E.« J. ELARXIIS

Resident Dentist, PETKKSUUKB INPK4 N5l, ALL AVORK WARRANTED W. B. STONEOIPHER,

I » .» .V. »-~ ^ v. I • • SURGEON - DENTIST. PETEItSlttlU., IMHA.'A. Office in rooms 6 A T in Carpenter Budding Dperations firsl-elasa- All work warranted Anaesthetics used for puiMless extraction o leeth. *J»BO Ait Home Again -:IS PETBBSBl B«.:—My appliance* are all hew and in direct •onformity with the latest improvements used in Dontestry. I have located pcrmaj uehtlvover P.tVliaiumond’sA Son’s, wheret a il] do Bridge and Crown wort a specialty, dkjoiix n. Lon tniim, DEN T I S T. HEAL ESTATE AND IXSCBAXCK " riELVS&WEST Insurance >>< Real Estate AgerLts, PETERSBURG, : : s INDIANA — Lending companies represented Promp attention to business Notary work careful! and iuteli gently performed, llalrs reusou able Offie in Bank Building Real Estate Agency, 1>. w. CHAPPE PKTKKSBlttti, All Lands and Town hands lor sale will lie OKKlC'E—1’ pslairs