Pike County Democrat, Volume 21, Number 7, Petersburg, Pike County, 2 July 1890 — Page 3

HAUUUOVK'X BAM AIK AKKOUKCBBKKT. 4 Great' Wonders Never cease, auil never will as loitj as we live, we suppose; but to sec lit way unlucky Friday changed to i luekv Bargain Day at our store, make the oldest beads wonder. Yol Wilf Always Find something new and pretty. Coo Dress Goods, Fast Black Lrwiis ha been bard to get, hut' we got ’em ii Stripes add Plaids; Lovely Mulls Salteens, Ginghams, India Linen &c Crowd Your Way «■ Back and see the line of Ladies Cam brie Underwear. Gowns, Chemise Drawers, Skirls, Infants Dresses &c. less than the cost of the Plain Muslin Friday Bargain Day ‘ t» * Of all the week—everything goei down on rYiday. Come and see thest bargains ; take advantage of the carl) morning and come early. Would You Use Ladies’ IloseSo a pair Ladies’ Vests 10c a pence Lawn 4c a yaid Prints 5c a yard Shirting 5c a yard v Gingham 5c a yard 2 do*. |marl buttons 8 cents Ladies’ button shoes $1 a pair. See the lovely pictures we are giving a wav. IAM0E! Cl - Mania Bank, Petersburg, Ind

■11 HOKNBKOOOK’S COLUMN The season is now upon us when tile Poultry Yard is swarming with broods of ymlng chickens. We specially invite your attention to the thoroughly reliable remedy, Model Poultry Powder FOR

CHICKEN CHOLERA, And also a preventative and cure for all diseases of poultry, siiijh as Drooping, Koup, 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 lode! Pooltrj Povder 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. IIORNBROOK. yodel (Jough galsam, gpujj pare Cure For ttgli.*, Cold?, and kindred discoid on a gurantee hv

<tr. n. iivrnnrnoK, J.-rt. Philip*. Joseph McCrary, X. A. Burkhart, John Otieal, W.B. Lillie. John Howard, H. Brhlerm. J. M. 8imu.ly, Ayres A Pi pes, 8. Illllon A Mon J. X. MileyA Mon . Iu£le A Bkevlngten. A. Hr. Thompson, * Co,

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7|YE have displayed in our showcases one ^ of the finest and most extensive lines of Embroidery ever seen lucre, and we show 80'ine lovely new designs in Lawns, Batistes, and all Summer Goods. 7tYE have just received five cases more of those famous Y. S. F. Fast Black Hosiery. See the boxes of them piled up in our show windows. The price yon all know —15 cents a pair; two pairs, 25 cents. GUS PRANK’S MAMMOTH STORE.

THEPIKECOUNTY DEMOCRAT. WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, t890. Change of Publication Day. The Democrat will hereafter be issued mi Wednesday morning instead of Thursday, in order that (lie paper may in due season reach its destination in the southern and southeastern portions of the county. The mail routes make very poor connections, lienee the necessity of the change in publication day. Our correspondents who_do not live so that a communication will reach us on the day it is mailed will please mail their items to (lie Democrat on Saturdays, as we have changed our publication days to Wednesdays instead of Thursdays. An examination for teachers was held at Winslow, Saturday, a. One peacli-orchard of 12,000 trees, near Madison, will not have 5 bushels of fruit. A large fatality among children is reported from several neighboring counties. C* The Dubois county Teachers’ Institute will begin July 21st and continue one week. * A case or two of flux is reported in llie city. Miss Mattie Carson is tme of the sufferers. Haubstadt lias a new mill nearly finished which will rfianu fact tire 200 barrels o! Hour dailv. The county teacher’s institute will he hold this year at Winslow from July 21 to 25 inclusive. Tile Knights of Pythias at Orleans have become patriotic and will celebrate tlie Fourth of July. A car in the 8:20 north hound lb0,1 freight train turned over white in to wn Monday forenoon. Ten of Crawfordsvllle’s “best citizens” were captured in agambliughons'i raid the other night. A 4ih of July feature at Covington will he a horseback parade, in which 300 girls and hoys will take part. While digging gravel at Montpelier, teii Indian skeletons mid a number of stone implements were found. The following have been licensed to marry since our last report: Keygen CVKetcl.uin and Carrie E. Pride.

On the 8th of July the Knox County assembly F. AI. B, A. will meet at Vincennes and probably continue in session for I wo day s. See the Petersburg maikets as well as those of St. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago and New York olscu here in this paper. Bound trip tickets from Petersburg to Indian Springs, $2.25. Tickets good going for two days, and returning within sixty days. Princeton people are disputing about whether they shall have water works or electric lights. It. will bo a good while before that town will have either. A good many of Petersburg Citizens have signified Ihcir intentions of going to Ol well on the Fourth. Some will go to Vincennes, and others to Evansville. Train loads of cross-ties have been going up and down the E. & I. railroad this week. The road is sadly in need of them, and will soon be under better repairs. llie A. M. E. church will hold a basket meeting at Parker’s Grove, cast end of Alain street, next Sunday. A minister from Evansville will ba present and preach, ’ All are invited. Demoiost contests for Prohibition medals are moro numerous than ever. Very few of the town people ever take part in these literary exercises, and tins contests are, therefore, principally confined to the country people. A. II. Alexander and George L. West have conmlidatcd the t wo leading insurance agencies of this city, and will hereafter he found in the former office of Air. Alexander, where iinsurance can be had in the best companies in the world. A heavy hail and wind storm Iasi Monday afternoon did considerable damage to corn and oilier crops in Madison township and other localities west, south and north. Up to the hour of going to press the amount of lilHiuage or the seriousness of results could not be learned. Ladies' four dollar shoe foliar*—the Barrett s Barrett & Sou’s.

With the exception of one, ever man on the son th Petersburg sectio of: the E. & I. K. 11. permanent!; [quit work last Saturday evening am on Monday morning took places wit! Commissioner Ooonrodon the streets The men cempiain that the nev boss is lyrrannichl and unfair; tha he “docks” their time if they but tak a breathing spell from their bars work and works them overtime, al lowing them but three-qnartera of ai hour at noon and often keeping then until after 6 o’clock in the evening that if a man gets sick and canno ! work for a few days the “boss” sum 1 marily-discharges him, and that he ii obnoxious in other ways. They alsi say that but few if any of them an able to provide for (heirfamilies iron one month to another on the meage wastes, $1 a day, and that in order t( obtavn money during the month the; arc often compelled to sell tliei “lime”'at a heavy discount, and tha in order to draw a month's pay the) .must put in from a month and a bat to two months solid work. The souli section looked deserted last Monday morning, and it ought to stay tiial way until the meu who work on i are treated humanely and are given i chance to promptly get what they s< laboriously earm. Street Commissioner Coonrod ex. poets to keep nis force at work unli about October 1st. lly that liim most of the long-needed street grad ing will have L'ccn. finished, and Pet tersburg’s thoroughfares will at leasi cease to be the object of citizens’ lanients and visitors’ derision. Tin regular June work was to have been completed Saturday, but was not done till last Monday. Miss Lottie DcMotl, of Otwell, has been employed to leach tlie intermediate department of the Petersburg public schools. Sbe is an able and experienced teacher, a professional pedagogue of the first class.

Adjudged Insane. Zachnriuh Stephens and Miss Julia A. Shepard, lwth of Monroe township, tins county, have been adjudged insane. Drs. Lance and Osborn were flic physicians in both cases. Miss Shepard was taken before ’Squire J VV. Bildcrhack, near Pleasautviile. Mr. Stephens' case was taken before ’Squire Shoulders, about two miles from the same :own. Both Stephens and the lady will he taken to Indianapolis for treatment in the insane asylum at that city. Miss Shepiyd is not in so critical a condition as is Stephens, though she constantly shows signs of insanity. When she sees a gentlemen she thinks he Is the sheriff, a lid when she secs a woman persists in calling her the priest. The unfortunate woman is at Iter home in Monroe township. Mr. Stephens was brought to Petersburg Monday and confined in the county jail. lie is a raving maniac, and when he was arrested he resisted with such force that it took several men to handle him. The doctors and both magistrates came to the city Monday, and liic papers requisite to the removal of the poor sufferers to the asylum were made out, and they will soon he taken to that institution for treatment. The causes of insanity in their respective cases cannot be determined with anything like certainty, though it is safe to conclude that had health aiid the intensely hot weather have had much to do with unbalancing their minds. National Edacailoual Association. Tl»«* Ohio & Mississippi Jly will place tickets on sale from all stations on the line to St. Paul and return, on account of the iineetiug of the National Educational Society, at one fare for the round trip. * Tickets will be good going July 1st to July 7th inclusive, and returning until Sept. 30ih. For rates and further information, call on O. & M. agents, or address C. G. Jon km, IMstriet Passenger Agent, Vincennes, Inti, y.F. M. II. A. Assembly. Pike County Assembly will be held at Winslow, beginning at 9:00 a. m., July 8,1890. All lodges ate requested to send delegates, and be on hands promptly, and come to stay until we are through with the Work. There will he some Very important business before the assembly. M. L. Hr ATOM AN. G. A. B. Meeting. The old soldicrsand citizens of Pike county are respectfully requcsled to meet at G. A. If. Post headquarters in Petersburg at 51:00 p. in. on Saturday, August 5,1890, on business pertaining to I he Siale Pension Association. Stuckey, Pres. w,;yr Eatrnyed Horse. Small bay, ttbotit 12 yrs., old, harness marked, * little sway-backed, main and tail. Lil - Information, or rcHan. P. Dabnall, Ind. lair order, dark i*rai reward for flirn of horse,

AT COtfcgy. ' Cases That Hare Been Tried and Dismissed or Continued. ' The court proceeding since last Wednesday was as follows: The ‘ caseof S. Harrell against Win. B. Hart roll, Maud llarrcll, Perry W- Chap5 pell guardian of Maud Harreli, Emery j Harrell, and Redick Harrell came up for trial. It is a partition suit, and ( the plaintiff filed answer to Wm. and Rcdcrick Harrell anti also a reply to . the answer of Maud Harrell, and ’ Maud Harrell filed answer to Wm. B. and Roderick Harrell- Thus the case . was left on tho first day. ( The ca«e of Ida M. Taylor vs. Lpuie , Hisgcn for bastardy was continued, t and will be nollied if the defendant .; shall bo true to his vows which he ( made when he married the girl. The Walter A. Wood Company, in . a suit on note, against Lewis Traylor, . got judgement for $300 and $25 at- . torney’s tecs. .. On Thursday, the case of Ella Jes- | sup against John W. Jessup, Charlotte Jci-sup and Frederick Jessup to declare John W. Jessup to be insane and appoint- a guardian, came up for trial. This case laded the most { of the latter part of last week. It ended and was taken under advisement, the judge not yet having decided. Theodosia Cooper got a divorce from her husband, Alvalt Cooper, together with judgement for costs and $25 attorney's fees. Clarence Parker filed the second paragraph to a complaint against John 1* Summer on account. Again the Ilarreil trial came up and was postponed until Friday. The case against Daniel Grubb for assult and battery, which was explained briefly in these columns last week, was continued. The case of Elijali Rumble against Jas. E. Davidson, for abuse of stock, was taken up, and jndement was rendered in favor of the defendant and the defense was made to pay the cost. Another case between Dr. Herman Schenek and Joha'Shafor was brought before the court. This is a case for slander and damages. It was continued, and will probably bo taken out of flic conntv. John Heilman brought suit agSlinst Frederick Sicktuau to collect a judgment of $(i0. It was tried and resulted in favor of tlie plaintiff who, in addition to the $60, got judgement tor costs.

Walter A. Woods Company, in a suit against Joe Patterson and I). Martin, gave bond for costs, and the case was continued. The same Company against Lewis Traylor filled a cost bond, and the case continued. The case of the State in relation to Isaac Higgins as guardian of Thelda J. Coppuck, against John M. White, the former guardian of the Coppuek woman, Whose properly, it is alleged, was not economically managed, came before the court. ' The defendant moved the court to publish depositions in his behalf. This motion was sustained by the court and the case has not yet ended. Deaths. /Mrs. Ellen Coombs, near Algiers, died June 25, 18H0, of consumption. Interment look place 'he following day. She was JO years old. Infant son of Win. Itees, aged only five months, died June 23,1890. Infant son of Daniel Crow, aged about six months, died June 23, 1890. Samuel Motion, an aged citizen, who has lived in this county many years, died last Sunday. A more particular account of his life ami death will bo published In next issue. ^ Watered Stock. A Vermont editor boasts that he has a stub-tailed, one-horned now, with no pedigree, which not only furnished the milk for his family of ten persons last year, hut $lfi0 worth which he sold' To ■ his neighbors.— IIuntingburgh A rgus. Who Were Theyl An eloping couple from near the county capital came here Monday morning and took the local freight , for Mt. Carmel. They returned the same evening and we suppose they i were married at that place.— Winslow Deader. C. P. Church Excursion.. Thursday, July 24, the C. P. Church will run an excursion for the benefit oT the Sunday school. The party will goto Evansville, thence down i the Ohio river lo interesting points in I Kentucky, Further notice will lie given. __ Fonrlh of July Kates. Iiound trip on E. A. I. railroad lo Evansville at one fair. Good, going | on ad or 4th, returning on 5th. ! Don't fail to see those Barrett shoes, made by C- II. Barrett, Tlocheslor, N. Y., am) sold by S. G. Barrett A Smi.l | Petersburg, Iml. j

Made in Over Kinds of Fuel, to of Hie Rich and Poor. HA WHAN & BOONSHOT new* qc nc iPiTiTiiuis can pmihtt. TRADE-MARK. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS AND COUNTER- _ . , . . .. feits. mnw* forlthis Offer inducements m their lme 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 PI@WS, 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 reasonable prices. Do not fail, before buying, to see this mammoth and varied stock of

PURELY PERSONAL. Mr. and Mrs. G. J. JjTichols spent last week tit French Lick Springs. M. Frank transacted business in Evansville Monday. Dude Smith is building brick houses in Washington. Dr. Thomas Aust is no longer a citizen of Pike county. Tie has gone to Wachita, Kansas. Mr. Geo. King is clerking for Shawhan & Boorishot, the hardware and agriculture implement dealers. State Mine Inspector fislow came home Friday lrom a tour through ihe central and northern-portions of his territory. Oren Snyder will go to Clay City next Saturday in sweet pursuit of a fair flower that he expects to shortly transplant in Petersburg. John Older and his sister, Miss ltosa, Miss Mary Buck, of Princeton, and Fred Michel, ot Louisville, were Ihe guests of Win. Liibs and family, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Shawhan have been seeking health and pleasure at Spencer Mineral Springs the past week or two, and E. J. Lingo, deputy postmaster, returned from that resort Monday afternoon. Mrs. J. B. Young surprised her husband last Saturday, his thirtyeighth birthday. Secret preparations had been going on, and a sumptaons birthday dinner was prepared. Mr. Young's sister, Mrs. J, B. Hoover, j who has not been able to walk since she met w ith a serious railroad aecidenl about a year ago, was assisted to her brother’s residence, and created a most agreeable surprise for him. Altogether it was an event that will be a pleasant memory to Mr. Young so long as litc shall last. BUSINESS MENTION. Cold, forming beer at Joe Vincent's, opposite court bouse. Free soup served every day, will finest and best beer, wines, liquor: and eigars, at Joe Vincent’s. If von want a good smoke, or e good drink of any kind, call on Little You must get your bottle filled 01 Saturday. We don’t sell on Sundays »t Old Vet Stand. Best wet goods on the market a: Toe Vincent's saloon. When in town stop at Fleming's stable. It is thoroughly ventilated large, cool roomy slalls, good wafer feed &<\ Will soon have a large ami ■ommotions buggy and hitch shed, 40 by 80ft, in connection with the stable, for the accomodation of all .who see fit to patronize us. We hope to iain your patronage by kind and proper treatment of horses left, in our •alx*. The oht-sland-by, and reliable liosller, Al. Eaton, Ems engaged his services with us for one year, and desires to see all his old customers and friends. * Fleming & Son’s.

GRAND CELEBRATION, Jtweil Will Outdo Their sister Towns ” and Will Celelirate Inly 4, at Otwcli. Ali arc invited :o Conger’s Grove. A national speed), a basket picnic, good music, iml a contest for a Demurest Gold Vlcdal to be the features of the occasion. » Catches Them Night and Day. ro W. II. Ilornbrook: Petersburg, Inti., June can’t ■efrain from praising the Model Sticky Fly Paper. It gives perfect satisfaction. Catches all the flies that iave access to it, at niglu as well as laytime. R. P. Hawthorn. Notice. AH persons knowing themselves ndehted to Sarah E. Run; hart for roods wiM' please call and settle by inly tlie 1st. 2f. Sarah H.I’ptutitA'HT. Money T« Loan. On Long time anl easy terms on first mortgage, real estate seetirilV. E. A.'Ei.y. Notice. All who have instruments in my >fliee must come and take them out. it] Gf.oihik I>. Martin, R. 1’. V. Cedar and pine shingles for sale, ind all kinds of hi tiding material. 20t3. K. it. Kino. For Sale »r Trade. Two span of mu cm for sale, or trade “or good roadster* oir brood marcs.Wanted, clear ilsrbust market pi 23:3. oak lnmbcr15. R. King,

CORRESPOXDEKCE. Hosmcr. W. II. Miley spent part of Salurdaj at Little. L. B. Oiirslcr has been on business in Petersbiug. Hiram Deadnian, of Sugar Ridge, spent Biost of Saturday in ilosmer. ’Rah for Mike Ilcathman ! He is l lie man for representative. Dr. Blj the was called to Petersburg on professional business last week. What is the matter with the Petersburg doctors ? Jack McKinney and Albert Young were at Petersburg Saturday. Mack got a little dizzy headed. Our Sabbath School was reorganized last Sunday with the following officers: Prof. L. B. Ourslcr, Supt.; Miss Lizzie II. France, assistant superintent ; 'I. P. C. Miley, Sec.; Mrs. Libbie R. France, Treasurer. A good choir was also selected. The members are> Mrs. Libbie R. France, Joseph France, Henry IPnlhtnan, and Mack Loveless. Winslow. June 28,1890.—The farmers are lamenting over the wheat crop. E. L. Ashby was sick this week, bu? we are glad he has recovered. Winslow is well represented in court this week. ■ G. B. Ashby, of Petersburg, spent Sunday with bis mother near-hero: Rev. E. M. Hale visited Huntingburg Wednesday. , Mr. William Ileuring visited his brother Frank at this place Miinday. Mr. Veerling, of Evansville, was in town MO'hday. C. W. Young and D. C. Thomas were in the southern part of the county Tuesday. Win. Ridgwav, who has been at his home in Penn for some time, returned here Wednesday. The wind and rain last Sunday caused somc^of our people to tremble. A,contest for a ‘‘Silver Medal” was held here Friday night. Miss Yiola Mayberry received the prize. A contest for a gold medal is lo he held here July 1st. at 8 o’clock P. M. Several personn>are attending the examination here today. Geo. S. Tisdai visited Arthur Friday night. i Win. Lawrence has- been doing some hard slugging.

Bumble. Rumble, Ind., June 27.—Grandpa Hightower is looking rather happy over his first grand-son, born to iiis son William. 0 Miss Laura Hillman, a popular voting lady, of l’utersbtirg, is in ‘Egypt” this week, the guest of her mother, Mrs. Mary J. Dent. Miss H. is engaged in some work preparatory, it is suspicioued, to matrimony. Schafer &-Barley are sawing all the hickorv tlicy canlniv in this neighborhood. Mrs. Lewis Sumner is very siek, mull understand the doctors have given her up. Clint Snyder sold his Garland horse to Saw Oatt for two hundred dollars. It is reported that Alvie Engler is tired of country life and is going to Petersburg. To the brethren scattered throughout the land of Bike and the neighbor! tig "counties,: I. George, president jf-Post No—, by tlie advice of the brethren, do send forth this decree, l hat I he I*'. M. H. A’s will have a basket picnic at Coat’s Springs on Wednesday, in I he eighth mouth, and on the sixth day of the self-same month snd in the year 1800. And it is also lecreed that many orators he Invited ivho greatly desire to impart unto ilieir hearers the many intents of the rnler, and to fully explain its designs I into all men. And furthermore, he! t known that this will net he done in i cornpr. hut will he in a grove, and bee to all people. T. K. Fleming—Richard' Arthur. Horses handled lor speed, broke !■» laruess, saddle, etc. We desire to mil tho attention ol those desiring to lave their horse trained'for speed, or or nice and gentle drivers. Weave! niw prepared to handle them with [ lately and property on easy terms, j iVe guarantee our work. Call all Fleming & Son’s stable, our head-j pinners. 1’i.emino & A tenant. Redemption of County Orders. Notice is hereby given that there is inon>y oil hand in tile Treasury of Pike County. Indiana, to Itedoem all outstanding orders issuf d by said county,aud that interest w it! Mmse onsnid orders on and after the 2Btb lay jpf June B*». YV. J. Rktiiih.l, U\v Auditoi. Pike v-omiy, led.

PETERSBURG MARKET. Average Quotation* for The First Week in Jaij, . Jtuij- i, 1890. .* 15 I Bacon, skies.. i Bacon, shoulders. 71 I Bacon. hems. ... .I0@l2'i ! Beans, per pound.. .' a,. Beeswax.pSsr pound . _ Chickens, liens, per pound. fie Chickens, spring .. . ;...,.,.5010 Cheese, per pound . 20 Crackers, per pound. io Coffee,.per pound . 2.>(n30 Coaloil,p*rgal . l.Vff.20 Corn, white, per bushel '_. . 27 Corn, mixed .. Copper, per pound ..... ...... Dried apples, per pound . . . . . Dried peaches ................ ... Eggs* per dozen .. . _ ‘Feathers, hew, per pound ... .,. Feathers, aid .,. ,,. . ■;.. 25 (5 3c 3e 10 40 0>®25 Grcse, per do* .fi.(KX^ «0 Ginseng, per pound . 150 Honey, in comb . 15020 Honey, strained. . ..10@15 Hominy, per pound . 3}' Hay, bulla I, pee ton .17.00019 00 Hay, loose, per ton ..f&Ooggr 09 Hides, dry ..... . Hides, green ... 2;£(«5‘, Oid Iron,per iod . 20(330 Lard, per pound . 09 Lime, per &W . 70 Miiyappic root, (ver pound ... . 01 Molasses, per.gal . .... . ___40000 Nails, ent steel, per keg.. .ri l isf i 40 Nails, wire, per keg .. -43.40(ii)4 40 Oats, per bushel . . .. . 2, Onions, per bushel ...7501(0 1 otatocs, per cusnei, ncw. i l0 Powder, per pound so Hags, per 109.. . . .■.505-1 00 Rice, per pound. 74408- . Rubber, ih r 100. . 1 00 Syrup, per gal . . . . 49 Shot, per lb. .. 8;.,' Shot, per sack, 25 lbs ... . .... 1 50 Sait, per bid . 110 Sugar per, pound .0T©10 Siiingltg. per ij000 ... 2 00 Snake root, per poond. 12'i Tallow, .. 03 Turkeys, per pound . 01008 Vinegar, per sal . .. , 20 Wheat, per bushel . .. 80085 White ilsh. per kit.... — Yellow root, per pound. 10c. For fore ign markets, seo elsewhere in UJsTsaue of i he T>k»ocbat.

During tbe usTOtti! coding July -JO;, 1SK), vi e will,sell the fatuous Mkls’lllsi For Three Dollars! If you want a FINE Shoe—the (inest ntul best^-KOlt A DOI.KAD L.RSS> THAN IT IS WOJfPil, cajl til our store. We Imve the sole agency for Wlwsburg. S. G. BARRETT S SON. Hj 11 r— IN TOWN' call ami oxnmilLC ineoytr-stmiKof prugs anti US*! %♦ O Ow.vt; I lie itHKt-'i -mu w ar er ^offcfiii*” for Wall PaDGr It* in !PvtersWMi'llKInp^ Oils, Paints mul Varnishes, Pye StuttV, r«»mhs and Rruxhos?, Mutton cry anti all sundries usually cursied hi v, tirst-elnss ilnig house. V/o have Hie large^ si-mi best selected stock of ' ever ifyr sale _.T -J .... ,. . barer, and we defy compel tr Ion in quality, prices h mi fair! reammnf. i auliefc \vin > desire to lx*tut!ifv the Interior of their hoims w>m make if profit#*!* by inspecting our xttwk <>r Wall auti Oiilkg IwvrutkinN and learning prices. J, W BERGEN, I’arpcnljjr Rioeb, cor. 3I«h and Kigtitli St.-?. Model Barber Shop. Joim bee. Tire bntv shop In iDirn ran by white ran Work flrsi-iiliiss. Mdbptkw ganrurttcci!. We make a syce!,illy oit ■bliitivn’s Mini ttlsocf uaie*’ hair culling. Dyeing iMw to tluvsiitsathriu.tonnh.il. t'Ai.1. joi(N bREi Monu merits Best mute rial, >««»t rvtf»R«nnl>le pi l *os, sat - isfaction Kuuvunieed «MPct*r*b«»rs Mrtrblc IVorkv, .1, A I!. YntTNU,Proprietors <»«** »f the | ttfliTTrt-! S»H* woH-l. Oar mr tiiv. lt>.a4’ <! t>* lUtHv’.Dff fM » Wlbh ltl wnsli tMtf*** »s» ra*b *-*hn 4“ *t»V? t 'ltlv Sl»v..(- ttIjto %-filV X>1. M »« vta^r ‘ lift Ktokr »»>iv ..# five .*!**».•<? ytm It&V* Mvitu.il. s-.-Hiot» »*» »!*-•» ‘*»>r i tI|V** V.h«< M*tl—TDttf l»*Mjrhl>-o* 6’.«* *tk> >*• muuui you Tin* \k .. jffDrtSue «4 lfe<* ike «*fM» **f lb» «*it . eeepo. Tiie fci&cfes *>»*»* tr<:«*.d.i‘ nbvwt tne ot .Isrmni i--if. m<*t**l' v.,tthj>v «' : J#» IVwaitW.sw. Kv all ¥'Wl»fvKM-ksKf«i t*u, Mv* ? «*»-» Ir.tPKlp .^i'/vi:s*n* tn i;< r<*wn ■ ra&n*- w-Hwwwiy

Hii FOR GRAIN RAISERS. Can they make money at present prices ? YES! S HOW? By keeping the soil rich, By cultivating it well, By using the .best seed, THEN Have their Grain and Seeds Thre:shed, Saved and Cleaned BY THE NICHOLS & SHEPARD VIBRATOR It will handle Grain and Seeds FASTER, BETTER and * CLEANER, tha n any other Thresher. It will save enough extra grain (which other machines will waste) to pay all threshing expenses, and oftgn three to five times that amount. It will Clean the Grain and Seed so much better that you can get an extra price for it. It will do your work so: much QUICKER, so much CLEANER,, and so free from WASTE, that you will save money. SuchThreshing Machinery is made only by NICHOLS A SHEPARD BATTLE CREEK; MICHIGAN.

cONSUMP’1’1 It has permrmantly on rod TirorrsAKDS ()!' cases prodotmeed by doctors hopeless. If you have pronionitory symptoms, such as Cough, lMttieolfy of Brexthlng. An., don’t delay, hut. use I'lBO-.S CURB for tHHliSUMPMON immediately. By Druggists. 25 rents. ftlMESf A. H, m!2CQ