Pike County Democrat, Volume 21, Number 42, Petersburg, Pike County, 11 March 1891 — Page 3

t HARGROVES COLUMN. Carpets on Carpets!! We beg to say to the Public that we have added to our stocks a full and complete line of carpets of every discription. * Venetian, Queen Anne, Mosaic, Chinise, Ingrain, Stray Matting, ^ Tapestry, Body Brussels, &c. We have some beautiful patterns nice carpet at 25c yd. /v - See the pretty styles of Hemp carpet at 12 l-2c. yd. You ean find some splendid carpets at 35c., 40e., & 50c., yd. See our line of all wool Ingrain. These are fresh, new patterns, not carpets carried over for'years. Just think of a heavy,pure wool carpet, for 65c. yd. A real Brussells carpet for . to $1.50 yd’. Our SMYRNA RUGS .) Are just beauties. Carpet paper, Zinc Oi 1 Cloth^Binding, Carpet tacks, &c. Lace Curtains in great variety. Curtain poles with brass trimmings, 25c. Don’t you want an OIL PAINTING? I tv WORKING PEOPLE can take Simmons Liver Regulator without loss of time or danger from exposure. It takes the place of a doctor and costly prescriptions and is therefore the medicine to be kept iti the household to be given npon any indication of approach* ing sickness. It contains no dangerous ingredients but is purely vegetable, gentle yet thorough in its action, and can be given with safety and the most satisfactory results to any person regardless of age. It has no equal. Trysit.

The People’s Store DO YOU KNOW; 125 Reliable Farmer I who need the outft described below ? If go, send their names aud P. O. addresses to The Aeromotor Co., Chicago. This service will entitle you to one of the Aerometer Company’s Everlasting Steel Geared Wind Mills and Grlnders(which will grlud from 12 to 25 bushels per hoar in a goed wind), together with all needed Vertical Shafting and Pulley for driving Feed Cutter, Corn Shelter, Bus* Saw, etc., on the additional payment of one hundred dollars. The first to send In the list of names will be entitled to the benefit of this offer, which is good for 15 days only. With the list of names, send for copiously Illustrated printed matter, showing every conceivable phase of wind mill construction aud work, including Tilting Towers, etc. (»J SHORTHAND You-can earn *75,00 per month ns n shorthand writer. Learn at home. Enplpsui tald _ __ complete the Do not delay the mailer, but write at as you thoroughly - - i-“•1 matter,>nu «.ur n, For full particulars, as soon study. ones. It will pay you tddmNOGBAPHIC INSTITUTE, Abb Arbor, Meh. Horse AND Jack BILLS Printed at the Democrai office. No office in Southern Indiana is prepared to do af good work. Bear this ir mind before ordering. Monuments Beat material, most reasonable prices, sat Isfaetlon guaranteed at Petersburg ble Wsrkt. J. * B. YOUNG, Pioprislori

THE PIKE CQOKTY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, MAR. 11, 1891. News Notes. Normal schools will he numerous this Spring ami the following Summer. Wheat is said to be looking extraordinarily fine in Pike county at present. Sending the Democrat to a distant friend will advertise your town and county. There will be exactly three months or school in Petersburg,counting front last Monday, \ The trustees were in last week to attend to their business with the I County Commissioners. Next Sunday evening Rev. Fields subject will be,lUoney in the Lien's Den.” It is a sermon to young people. The offices of the Air Line railroad are to he moved from Louisville to Evansville according to present arrangements. The case of Johu L. Bigham against the Oak laud City Fair Association has been takeu to the Supreme Court of Indiana. Dubois county defeated the provision tc donate two per cent, lax to building th(‘ Motion road ironi French Lick to Evansville. The* Oakland City Busiuess Men’s Association is said to be going right along, doing good work all the time. Luck to such enterprise. Algiers Lodge No, 563, at Algiers, Indiana, will hold an election at their hall, on the evening of March 27th, 1891, for the purpose of electing three trustees. Oakland, ala Chicago,except having too few people by ever a million seven hundred thousand, is wanting to incorporate a big slice of Columbia township. The old friends of Rev. II. N. King are invited to he present at the M. E. Church next Sabbath morning, March 15, to take a formal leave of himself and family. The Air Line will commence work on its new shops at Princeton in April, and will have its tracks changed for its new entrance to that town by the first of July. There is strong talk, says the Oakland City Enterprise, of organizing a vigilance committee to regulate the conduct of two married people who reside in that suburban village. Mrs. Henry Keifer recently preserved her husband a fine girl baby, lleury was considerable excited, but managed to withstand the shock by* the use of a bottle of Bergen’s Asthma Curs. Evansville was about to get left out of the base hall league, and the cranka there were greatly alarmed about it. But they have finally worked themselves In, and Evansville will have base ball. A valuable Newfoundland dog died suddenly on Main street a tew days ago. It belonged to George Pinney and was a present from his brother-in-law, Samuel Muir. The suspicion is that the auimal was poisoned. T. A. Allen, Chief engineer of the Mackey lines, reports that the roadbed and bridges of the Mackey lines passed through the severe test given I hem this winter in a highly satisfactory manner. Considerable work will be done in (his departure during the approaching season. Six nevS school houses will have to be built iu Jefferson township, lha old ones Itavi tig become unfit for use. Dr. It. W. Harris, trustee, thinks that bv properly loeatiug the house, he can reduce the number from seventeen to fifteen, and thereby have a hundred days of school.

Many ia tliis county arc congratulating "themselves over the prospect of the county commissioners in refusing to grant license. Well, what if they do, that does not stop the saloon from comiug. The applicant still has legal recourse by which he can/orce his infamous business upon our people. Watch this matter and see it it Is not the case.—Princeton Era. Dr. W. H. Fulleuwider delivered a lecture at the Presbyterian Church, last Friday evening, on ethics. The discourse was a carefully prepared one. The lecture had the rare quality of pleasing even those whose education was not sufficient to enable them to thoroughly understand it, and of putting the scholar to his soberest thoughts at the same time. The ladies of the Aid Society, on Thursday of last week, presented the editor of the News a fine gold pen. Thin is published, not for the purpose of making the unmarried ladies of the society, or marriagable daughters ot title married ladies blush. It is out of the range of possibilities to make the editor of the News blush. This is merely a news item. The Democrat has a good circulation in and near Oakland City. It carries a well written advertisement ja£ W. V. Hargrove & Co. Some ot The citizens right in Oakland City have been coming to Petersburg to buy goods of that firm. Can you take a hint, or do some merchants need knocking down with a merchant’s commercial club? Thursday last a man came to town from Knox county, and got out side of too much benzine. He bad a fine dog with him, but ihe dog was decent enough to stay sobei. When, the man started home he was too drunk to drive. So his horse went about the street at random until the town Marshal arrested the man and put him in fail. The horse was cared for and so was the man to the tuiie of a J. P’s decision. At Princeton last week the County Commissioners of Gibson county refused to grant liquor liueuse to any one, no difference what his character or Ills standing in society. The refusal was on the ground the County Commissioners do not have to grant a license unless they want to do so. The opinion is based on a decission of Chief Justice Fields, which is said to bo to that effect. Just as we go to press we receive the graiitving intelligence thatour Conn- ! iy Commissioners have refused to grant license to Thomas Brown ol Owensville. Mr. Roberts refused absolutely to consider his application Mr. Weed favored granting license and Mr. Mangrum refused upon the ground of unfitness. The fact of the matter is no more license will bt granted by Oibson County Commissioners. All honor to these men in I tbo brave stand they have taken foi I the right_Princeton Era,

Forgery by 8mm Om. Thursday about 6 p. in. a stranger called at N. U. Jepsou’s jwelry store aud wauted to buy a watch. A trade was finally made, the stranger giving a note signed by Scot Mitchell as principal afni James Shawhau as surety, IkmIi well kuowu residents of Petersburg. in pay ment for the time piece. The iioie was for forty-five dollars, fitly cents more than the price of the watch, which Mr. Jep.-on paid the mau in cash. * Shortly afterward Mr. Jepson beeatne suspicious of the note aud telegraphed Mr. Mitchell, the principal on the note, in regard to its validity. He was soon apprised by that gentleman that it was a forgery. He immediately uolified the police, who searched lor the alleged forger, aud found him iuL. Gerlaeh's saloon. He was arrested, taken to jail aud searched. A number ot notes was found on his person for different amounts, some signed aud some unsigned. The note traded to Mr. Jepsou was iudorsed by James Smith. The stranger claimed that this was his name, also, but that he was no relation to the indoiser. He stated that he lived about six miles this side of Petersburg, and had traded a sorrel horse lor the note supposing it was good. The fellow was almost scared to death, aud gave a very incoherent account of himself. He hasn’t a tough appearauce, aud it is probable, from the bungling way he managed the affair, this is about his first offense. The name “James Smith'* which he gave is ki all probability an assumed one. From a letter on his person his real name is James Fowler. —Daviess County Democrat. Amusements. The Three Meteors will give an entertainment at the Opera-House Saturday eveuing, March 14. Harry M. Wells is -endorsed in his humerous impersonations by the Press, the Pulpit, the Professors, aud the public. He is laughter itself. Miss I nee Cole, the rival of all female whistler* is with this compauy. Popular prices, 15, 25,35 cents. The Union Scout will be presented at the Opera-House for the benefit of the Women’s Relief Corps, with forty ladies and gentlemen, commencing March 17th, and continuing three nights with special scenery aud effects such as battle scenes canon and canon balls floating angels, while doves old mill aud bridge, Anderson▼ille prison, twelve grand spectacular tableaux, great millitary and historical allegory ot Sherman’s march to the sea. See hills and programs. It is everywhere received as a true version, aud i* very popular. Popular prices. Uoyce & Laneing’s Musical Comedy Company will be hero in April._ It was here once as the Swiss Bell Ringers. Frank S. Davidson’s Musical Comedy Company will be here also in April. Two years ago this company played Ihe GeVman Detective at-this place. It is said to be much improv ed since then. Flaiu Drank. % Two men, one a married man and the other a boy jusi getting to he a mau in statue but taking steps to be anything else than a man are reported to have induced itvo pupies to drink whisky enough to make them drunk. They fed the sensible brutes on meat and starved them for water until they were thirsty euough to drink whisky either diluted or iu some other shape. The fact that the puppies had to be starved to drinking whisky illustrates how much wiser they are than men who drink it teadily. It is said that, if a pup is kept drunk for a week or so, it will not grow any afterward. This illustrates the harmful effects ot whisky.

* J. B. Barker Dead. A telegram was received here Monday morning announcing that J. B. Barker had died at his home iu Pueblo, Colorado, last Saturday. The telegram was sent to his aged father, lion. James Barker, whoiminediatelyj came to Petersburg and made arrangements to have Jhe remains brought home for iutermeut. Ii will he Friday or Saturday before tlfc corpse will get here. The funeral and burial will take place as soou as practicable after that time, after which a a more definite and satisfactory -account can be given. A Card. Mr, Ed.: Please allow mo space in your paper to publish a card of thanks to the patrons of school Dis., No. 3, in Mario* Township, for cordiality displayed oft the last day, (Feb., 27,1891.) A large crowd was present, and when time tor refreshments came, the table was loaded with all that is good to the taste and satisfying to the appetite. The school gave a short literary entertainment, after whiehRev. R. M. Capeiiart made a short speech. He also officiated at the dinner. W. J. Rtpot^ Teacher. Coal on Coal. There is said to be coal enough in Pike county to pay a net profit of three billions of dollars. It lies unmolested, save the marking of a few banks. Besides coal, this comity has untold wealth, all lying about, waiting for some one to come along with the necessary capita). Some fine day these dovelopements will tie made fast and furious. Then the sitters on the stools of do nothing will wish they had takeu time by the fore-lock. Found Dead. Ex-County Suporinteudent Wytteubach was found dead a few days ago near Gentry ville, close to the Rockport branch of the Air Line railroad, in a lonely woods, where he was supposed to have sat down to wait for au attack of heart disease to pass away, and met his death. The news of his being found was the first word his family had got from him for nearly I a week, as he had left home on businesss several days before. Notice to Debtors. All parties knowing themselves indebted to mo by note or account, please call and settle the last of this week or during next week. If no arrangements are made they will be left in the hands of an attorney for collection. Call at my office. Db. R. R. Ktmi. G. A. R. BUte Encampment! Indianapolis April 6th to 9tl» Inclusive. The E &. I will sell round triD tickets to Indianapolis at one fare. Tickets sold April 5 to 9 Inclusive good going on date of sale and returning leaving Indianapolis on or before train leaving at 11 p. m- April 10th 91. E. B. Gumckel, Agt. Oregon lint for Bale. Five good Oregon mares, two ol them in foal, all have been worked, are of good disposition. Will sell ! them cheap for cash, or good notes, or will trade them for good livery horses or such other property as W* loan utilise. FfcKMttto k Sons.

PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Jarrett Stilwell has been in town part o( tills week. Rev. H. N. King and family will soon move to Princeton. L. Littell, Washington, was in IfPKi Friday and Saturday on business. Prof. W. J. Royalty has an interesting select school at Lemastersville. W. H. Thompson goes to Oklahoma to-day to try his hand in speculations. W. E. Chappell has been appointed admistralor of the estate of Jonotban \\\ Borden, deceased. McCrillus Gray, Otwell, has been in town this week looking after his business interests here. Elder A. 3. Willis, of near Petersburg, preached at Oaklnnd City last Saturday after-noon andevening. Rev. F. H. Woods, of Arthur was in town Saturday, circulating among friends and acquaintances. Obe Green wav was in Petersburg a few days ago to do business with the trustees, as was" also Peter Lowe. Charley Pattcrsou and John Bowman, Louisville, Kentucky, visited their parents and friends here Die past week. The taxes in Oaklaud City are twenty-seven cents less on the one hundred dollars than iq Columbia township, iu which it is located. W. V. Hargrove and wife are at home after au absence of several days—Mrs. H. at Princeton and Mr. H. at New York City buying goods. Simon Levi, merchant of Terre Haute, formerly of this place, arrived here Friday ou a visit to his siste rs Mrs. Go's Frank and Mrs. Moses Frank. Mr. Levi has many warm friends in Petersburg. H AT COURT. Court opened Monday with Judge Welboru on the bench. Among the cases that have been tried were those of Maggie Saunders, whose sentence is suspended, and she is at liberty. Case of state vs. Flemeutiue Blacketer was nollied. Case state vs. I. W. LitDe, selling intoxicants to miners, two cases, were thrown oat, the state failing in its evidence. Maggie Saunders, for prostitution, was released. Ed Broyls was fined $2 And cost for intoxication. Art Cook was fined $5 and cost for disturbing a religious meeting. The case against Frank Lindsey, keeping house of ill-fame, came up vesterday, but was not decided at tima of going to press Janies Coats, Gratn^Jurvman, is. at home and is sick. W. E. Chappell is serving in his stead. John Kirk, Petit Juror, was excused on account of sickness of his family. A. W. Ifolloti is in hia place. Araon Atkinson, Peteit Juror, is absent, cause not known. Thus ended two days court. MISCELLANEOUS. Choice re-cleaned Clover and Timothy seed for sale at Gus. Frank’s. \V\ R. Ayers lias put au ad iu the Democrat and will do what he says, try him. The school repoit of the Petersburg Public School> was handed in on “press day’’, too late. Simmons/Liver Regulator, bear in mind, is uoiftn experiment. It is endorsed by thousands. Notice that Shawhan & Boonshot have added doors and sash to their tine of reduced price goods. We are reliably informed that a child having two well-deVelopcd teeth was born iu this town last week. Go to W. R. A\ ers with your country produce. He pays the highest market price in CASH or GOODS, at Algiers, Ind. 00

Arrangements nave uecu uiww *» have races at the Daviess county Fail Grounds once each month during good weather. Money to loan on easy terms. Enquire of G. B. Ashby, office over Citizen's. Bank, Petersburg, Indiana. (S-15-91. 4 Hereafter advertised letters n« called for will be held byjpostinaster: only two weeks before being sent tf the dead letter office at Wathlngtot City. A normal school, to begin a Winslow, March 23, will be con ducted by Sylvester Thompson. Ar effort is being made to secure Root attendance. It will no doubt be i success. Be sure that you see Bergen, Oli pliant & Company’s advertisemeni elsewhere in this paper. They an rioidg a hustling trade and trea their customers well. A petition is being circulated fo signers asking the prosecuting at torney to annul the indictmen against Geo. Whitman who was < defaulting Treasurer of Pike county W. II. Thompson arranged will D. C. Ashby in the matter of filing soldiers claims to western homesteads Those who want to file claims shenh call on Mr. Ashby during Mr. Thomp son’s abseuce. Lee’s Barber shop has a new lint of handsome shaving cups. He want bis friends to call and see them They arc a very pretty display. Mr Lee is determined to take the lead ii the tonsorial art. W. V. Hargrove* Co. are oertainl; buving goods very ceap, as they fouin themselves able to present the editoi of the Democuat a tine silk umbrells for wich thev will accept thanks May they still merit liberal patronagi and have it. Mr. H. says he bough his goods cheap this year and intend to give liis customers the advantage of it. Last Sunday evening Jackson Fer guson’s Sunday School class presen ted him a beautiful gold-headed ebo ny cane as a token of love and esteen in which he is held by the class. Th presentation was made at Mr. Fergu son’s residence. On Sunday morninj he carried his pesent to Sabbatl School and church. This week hi and his family will move to W. A Ollphant's farm in clay township near White river. During their s,«a' in Petersburg, they made many warn faiends who regret to see them mov away, and whose best wishes, g with them. _ Farm For Sale. 80 seres, 70 in cultivation. 10 i timber, 2 good wells, house, barn, oi chard, two fine pools: only 2 mile east of Petersburg. Call at thi? ol dee for information, (*)

Bergen’ Asthma Cure Is not only a QUICK RELIEF and PERMANENT CURE for Asthma, Phthisic and Uav Fever, but it steps into the medical arena as a medicine which is fast advancing to the front in the treatment ot' INCIPIENT, or beginning, CONSUMPTION. We can furnish many must excellent unsolicited testimonials from different sections of the country. This one, right at home, is-n sample Consumption Cured by Bergen’s Asthma Cure. Petbesbuhg, Indiana, December 15,d|p9. , D* Dear^Sir—My^ife had a bad cough for ten years, and in September last was compelled to take her bed with consumption, we had given up all hopes, and so had the doctor; bus with eight bol les or Bergen’s Asthma Cure she was cured, and is as hearty as anybody now. We cheerfully recommend this medicine to all consumptives. CH ARLES WILLIS Friends, do not stand Idly by, with Gilded hands and powerless words of sympathy, and see vour dearly loved ones untimely pass to the Great Unknown, when BERGEN a ASTHM A CURE is at hand and only waiting a fair trial to effect a tasting cure. It is much more efficient than the regular physicians’ treatment and infinitely cheaper—only $1 a oottle; six bottles. $6. Test it and you will verily all we claim. Orders by mall promptly filled. . BERGEN ASTHMA CURE CO. Ceraer Main pud Eighth Streets,; PETERSBURG, IND. OSBORN BROTHERS Occupy the ELEPHANT SHOE and BOOT STORE on Main street with a splendid line ol BOOTS and SHOES For Men, Women, and Children. We keep R. L. Stephens’and Emerson’s brands of the FINEST SHOES. -«40SB0RN $ BROTHERS,t»Petersburg,. - Indiana. HE 0. K. T0NS0RIRL PARLOR, V--- --By PARROTT & HILL. Most skillful artists in the cityj neat, clean, o-.mfortahlc room; modern accessories; prompt and polite attendance. £M^Ladies' and Children's Llair Cleansing and Dressing a specialty. C.A.BERGER&BRO., THE FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILORS, Petersburg, Indiana, Haie a Large Stock of Late Styles' of Piece Goods Consist Ingjof the very best Suiting and Piece Goods Perfect Fits, Styles Guaranteed. in A Quarter of an Acre Under Sheds.

ALWAYS KEJ1E11BER THE FEED AND LIVEEY STABLE. -OF-— JOHN' HAMMOND. 2>T-fcJ SFT" G-OODS OIF1 ET7‘J=jJES"SZ“ lEUX IST'XD To which he directs Mtentlon. His DRY COODS are first-class, and the stock is very large Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Notions. Give him .call, and yon will be convinced that he is giving BARGAINS on his entire stock SOLID GOODS AT LOW PRICES. BRYANT & STRRTTONBMSS totp ^K“3yS5SS£LOUISVIL^E,KY. Write

$3000 A TEA R I I undertake to briefly teach any tairly intelligent person of either sett, who ten read and write, and who, after ktslniclion.will work indnatriously, ___ bow ta earn Three Theeaaad Uellare a Tear in their own loralltiee.whereeer they H»e.I will alto fumilh the aitnation oremnluvment,at which you can earn that amount. Ho money for toe unleaa eneveeeful at above Easily and quickly learned. I desire but one worker from each district ot county. 1

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usoAi.. Commissioner’s Allowances. FEBRUARY 8PECJAE TERM. Kxfjkkse Bridges. Indiana Bridge Company— - .. 32075 00 * **. - ss«i SXPFKSB Prauc BCILSIKGS. Panley Jail Company. MARCH REGULAR TERM. Expense Poor. 8. II. Clark B.B.Johnson.. ... ... ' 500 W. ft. XtoMott .. 5 *31 00 *5< Wsn, n. Russell R. W. Karris. ..„.. M. C Thomas.... I. H. LaMar . L E. Woodward .. W, B. Osborn ... T. W. Basinger .. . I, II. IlUlnaeyer. R. r. Hatfield . B. C. Woodward . Shephard A.Lorton. A. w. 1 hotnpaon.. - Henry Chappell..... S. W. Coir-man. . W. C. Beadles . . W.F. Brook .:. H. Hntleubnrg .-i. SilasKirk ... ....'. — iRmfns Headman. ..... James T. Marshal. Joatait Colvin .. —.... 500 5 0) 25 00 12 50 18 "5 600 25 CO 20 00 S. W. Utile A. Martin Joseph Millard I. S*. Johnson F. M. Banka ... J. ». Levi .... Mary C alien 18 70 13 12 5 00 29 00 11 70 150 11 55 SCO 10 55 4 80 17 91 5 25 3 50 1-4 00 8 40 3 50 17 20 3 00 3 30 17 00 R. W. Harris . 25 00 J. B. Borer Brentoa A Robiing. Brentou ft Roblln*. Charles Setnvlbr. Uus*-.>ff Frank. S. 14. Barrett ft Son .. John J. Eisert . ... .. Win. Cline ... Perry Sampson. . Silas Kirk . Perry Sampson. Edmond Manaey.. William Bash .. Ellis ft Beasley . . .. , Jobu Head ... >. ... Walker* Ward. . James A,- McGlasson . Osborn Bros. .. Hanna; er ft Co. .. . —;.. S.G. Burea- ..... ., .. Johnson* Bane . 8. G- Barrett .. ..... Fred Smith . . . Fred Smith .. Hammond ft Son. J. B. Young ft Co. Geo. \V. Pltiucy .....'.. Geo. W. Piuney.. Pacific Lodge No. 175,1,0.0. F ... J. H. VI. he ft Co. .. 2. T. Bearing . 8. Billon ft Son . John Hammond.. .. J. B. Vouucft Co V. Frederick 200 31 79 19 60 2 00 2 35 S55 39 50 1 00 12 20 2 70 20 00 20 76 2 00 2 00 1 75 15 30 19 35 8 35 325 39 00 39 75 5 00 12 60 40 00 10 53 7 33 16 00 4 00 2 00 12 75 3 50 14 00 10 fl<» 10 80 13 00 13 45 6 50 10 91 6 00 15 00 14 CO 4 15 _ * Son.. Geo; W. Grim ... Simeon D. Masters:- . ... . johnBrnddeld. ...... J. D. Leri ... J. T. Marshal ... —. . . . ... G. *2. Kime..... ... Fred Smith ... Expense Pcoa Asylum. In E. 'W,ood«*ril ..... Albert Heaeoeks ...... ... James MeNeely .. Samuel H. Fettlnger — . ....... GustoR Frank.. Win. Ulbs .. John Robinson.. -. J.W. Hobling . Robt. BerriGge ....... Henry Selby . Shti whan ft Booashot . — J. J. Bowman ..J.’:. do .....1.. ....... W. M. Chandler. ... u . K. R. King ,. ..... 1 J. Hi Vlehe& Co ... . .. Wm. Chew. Fred Smith. EXPENSE APPKASStKG SCHOOL BANDS. _ CommiiOurt P. Brewster. 1 50 <>. p. DcBrutor. 25. Samisol Fettinger. 1 50 Frank Bliderbaefc. . IS) J. W. Ridge . £ John Hollon . <o J. E. Richardson. <? .InnunVI. lOli-MO-. 2b IS 12 6 05 2 73 451 07 55 1 00 11 35 9 30 3 00 S 00 13 55 7 00 7 CO S 50 7 82 13 85 -1 50 4 15

W 8 Selbv w aid KXPRKSK OF ELECTION. I 50 1 &> I 50 4 U0 3 75 I 50. ■ 5 50 1 50 4 00 1 30 1 30 4 00 4 00 4 CO 1 50 II 20 4 00 1 SO 4 50 1 50 i 50 I CO Geo W McCord ... ?.«vi L Reed... John P English.• - •• John Reed ... 8 1" irf'Vi-e . William Colriemeyer .... . Albert Brewster .. John W. Musters.. . Morgan’®' Phelps .— Abraham Harvey ..... Wm Ciena- —... J a Klot* . Peter R Miller. Wm Mason ......... .. ..... . .. Wm Riehaydsoir .... ... John H Gray . ,lr>s. vsli Lee.- . Retry Bedroaa .. .;••• Melville Jenkins. .. ExpknseTax Refunded. John P English . J Jackson Ferguson A KXPUSSK COUNTY SUPER! STE.NBEXT, M it Mutants 303 00 Expense Specific. Goodlet, Morgan ....... • 1 2j> Wm J Bethel! ...4° M B Thomas . . Gecdjet Morgan. O 0 Smith.-. Franklin R Bltderback . ., ...... Ira It Ferguson .... .. • Bergen, Ofiphaut jeCo . ... George West . Frank R Biiderback .- Goo !> Martin ...— _ Frank K Bilderback.. 5 At O O Smith . . a EXPENSE COUNTY ATTORNEY. Wm J Thnrman 31 2a Expense Public Buildings. AH Taylor . < ®? J w Stllwell . *>«» Rent! & Limp . *» « Johr* Watsou . J JJJ? VC BSUtr.eyer. •• 1 -Ex pense Board of Health, 50 1 00 2 75 3 45 3 50 lu 05 5 25 5 25 2 70 2 00 25 00 6 00 44 30 GoOdiel Morgan H, 8. Elate .. , • EXPENSE OF Jury. Goodlet Morgan . y....... .. JW Stllwell ...«...r . ... Expense of Sack School Lands. . J W Stllwell . . .. 29 50 Goodlet Morgan. ** SJ J W ‘'tiJWf ll ...«»•>.« a .v. . . 41 w Expense Deian<Hient Tax Sale. JW Slilwell .. . J LMdsnt Expense Inquest Goodlet Morgan 24 50 131 UU Joseph Kinmau ..t ■ Geo Ashby Joseph Miles’ John H Moyer HettlrKallahan i ml la a parkberst Lcttio l Teen V "orris Marry Motile Smith John Moore Mary Cary Toseph Kliiman " Reed 2 00 10 oo 4 00 5 00 5 75 1 40 i 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1 .40 1 40 11 50 7 tiU 2 25 1 00 1 00 J J j H Meyers j H Cook— Dr Nathaniel Com. t . - ■ - Expense I W Stllwell Roads. 10 30 300 Lloyd Thompson . Joel Conn .. . Jg Isaac . 1 ZT, Arnold ... . ... • .. 1 S S W Chappell Morton Expense Prisoners. 25 3 00 J W Stllwell.. •“? neon Eibnt . ® 229 60 00 3 35 !) 80 2 20 Moses Frank Gustos Frank . ... Charles Wesley ...".. J H Viehe&Co -• Expense Insane. Moses Frank.. j® £? Moses Frank . John WStilwell . . .. Gustoff Frank.. Mary A JRotli . • James Detfendall W V Hargrove & Co 135 90 68 01 20 00 13 00 35 45 Expense Feinting and Stationery Krebs Bros J. L. Monut . do . do - =. do . do Baker A Thornton . William 11. Burlora Sentinel Printing Co K. H. Harrell 13 00 7 00 25 00 17 00 18 25 M 6 00 89 00 10 50 Expense Interest on Co. Orders. O O Smith .*. $7 iu RMitsa Interest on Co. Bonds. O. O. Smith .6101)00 Expense County officers O.O. Smith Franklin R BUderbaek Expense Fox Scalps. WysttCons. . V/, C. Snyder.- . Lewis F. Traylor 200 00 650 87 John Withers • . Expense Bridges. II 00 500 2 0U 3 (M W. M Chandler Z. T. J tearing 24 50 24 50 THE OLDEST MESS FIRM In Petersburg. fhe oldest harness trad saddle hrra In PC’ sburit IB Fred Re«s»’Sj. He still} holds the rt, and offers you Harness, Saddles, Whips, And every thing In his lines at rates that a« very low considering tire quality. (pja-SJOf HIM A TRIAL. | FRED REUSS

Legal. Sale Of School List of Lands and Town GAGED TO SKCUKK LOANS OK school and Congressional Funds. Slate of Indiana) Pike County. j ss. .In compliance with Sections eighty-seven l*i. niroty-flve (85), mnety-six (961, ami on# hundred (100), of the Common School Law of the State of Indiana, approved March ®Ui, 1865. the undersigned Auditor of Pike county, Indian, will, on the FOURTH MOHDAY OF MARCH, 1891, The same being the 28d day of said month, the court house door in the town of Peti burg, Pike county, Indiana, offer for sale following described lands and town lot's In sold county, mortgaged to tine State of Indiana to sccuredoansOf School funds, and upon, which tiie borrowers have failed to pay the annual installment of interest, and therefore the principal becomes due. COMMON SCHOOL FUNDS. Loan No. 26— The south half or the north west quarter ,of the North Fast quarter, and also the South West quai ter of the North East quarter of Sec. No. (7) seven. Town (8) three South, Range (7) Seven west. Sixty (66) acres mortgaged io the State of Indiana for the use of the Common School Funds, by Katcliffe B. Fleeuer and Elisabeth Fleeucr his wife, upon which there isdue: Principal * 218 08 Intereit 262 68 Damages 10 26 Costs 6 85 8386 60 Total Loan No. 21.— The North West quarter of the North East South, Range Seven (?) west. (46) forty aerea* more or less Mortgaged to the state of Indiana for the use of the Common School Funds, by Nelson hades and Diadem Eades bis wife upon which there is due: Principal IS) 66 Interest 42 88 ‘ Damages " * . ' 4 64 Costs 516 4232 44 Total Loan<No. 60.— The North half of the North West quarter of Section Twenty • fouF*T241.Township Two (2) South Range Seveu I acres mortgaged to the Nancy E. Powers for til; School Fund upon wha Principal Interest Damages Costs Total a>an No. 82.— The South West ■vest quarter of township three [811 West. 140] forty acres ... if Indiana by Etlzabeu torn, her hut bund forth, ichool Fund upon which Ttneipnl merest lamges ,’osts tolO 7* Total w Loan No. 180— , Par* of the West half of the North East quarter of the South West quarter of Section V„ 'r,.-.,nlw Tmrnshin TltKto Knilth No^Twcnty [20] Township Tliree [S] South [T‘. ' ‘ ~ Range Seven [7J West desc ribed by metes and bounds as follows: Commencing at the.North West corner of the said North half of the North East quarter of the South West quarter of Sec. 26. Ti 3, S. R. 7w, thence Ruuhing South fifty-one [olbiods, thence due East tweutv-eight [28] rods thence South twentynine ]29l rods thence Easl, Twelve [12] rods Thence North Eighty [86J rods thence west forty [46] rods, to the place of beginning, containing fl^,. fifteen acres more or leesstti Ituaiid 1®^ in Pike County Indiana mottgaged to Slate of Indiana by Cyras W. Roy and “ Ann itov Bis wife for the use of the Common School Funds upon which there is due: . Principal * 100 00 Interest 28 24 Damages 2 oa Costs 8 85. ( *: n TotalLoan No. 204.— The Noith East quarter of the South quarter of See. Number Six tG l Town Three [31 South, Range Six [0] West [40] acres Mortgaged to the State of II by William Collins forth* use- of thi __ mon School Funds upon which there is due: Principal • L 15 68 Interest 19 *8 Damages Costs «» th WdV ; . .1

*108 li Total [ J .1 loajj no. air.- L- a The East Side of theSouth East quarter <# the Nort West quarter of Sec.'fJo. Twenty-, eight. 1881 Township One South Range Seven [71 West thirty 130] acres, also the South Side of the North East quarter of the North West quarlerof Section Number Twenty-eight [28), Town one South Range Seven [71 West, Ten HOJ acre* Mortgaged to the State of Indiana by Sarah A. Morton and Jostah Morton Sr. h'er husband, for tho use of the Common Sellout fund upon which there is due: Principal *«*»«> Interest h 80 Damages J<£ Costs 5 7184 00 Total Loan No. 131.— The undivided two-thirds of the South East quarter of the South W’est quarter of Section Number thirty-six |36] Township One tl) South Range Seven (7) West 20 and ?, ocrea more or less, mortgaged to the State of Indianaby James Jones Sr. and Sarah K. Jones his wife for the use or the Common School fuudsupon which there is due: Principal * i»g interest I" Damages * “- Costs - 6 ®» ’ % Total CONGRESSIONAL FUNDS. Loan No 173.— 7328 SU The South East quarter of the South East quarter of Section Number Twenty-eight --- MghilS V i:l Town T .vo (2) South Range Seven to WTsfit ^*1 forty (40) acres Mortgaged to the State of In- 1 dtnua hy C. L. Ediington and Nancy J. Ed- , rington Ids frtfe’for the use of The Town One •1’ North Range Eight ‘S’ west fuud upon which there is due: Principal * If® 00Interest . - 1J ™ Damages »** Costs 5 80 The South half of the South East quarter of theSouth West quarter of Section Number Twenty *20’ Town One *P South Range Seven ‘7’ West tw enty acres Mortgaged to the state of>&idiana by John Gibson, for the use of the to\7n one ‘P North Range Nine ‘O’ west fund upun which there is due: Principal * Mm ?? Interest “ ** Damages " 2* Costs *m Total *180 ®L .Loan No. 84.— _ ■ The South East quarter of the South We* quarter tit' Section Number four *4’ Township Three ‘3’ South Range Seven ‘7’ West 40aercs Mortgaged te the State of Indiana by Robert Bass, and Jlanerva J. Bass his wife tor the use of tlie Town Two ‘2’ South Range Eight •S’ W’est fund upon which there Is due: Principal * uS « Interest ?! Damages ? if Costs Total. **»* Loan No. 141.— _ The Noarth East quarter of theBoute WMt quarter of Section Number ‘hlrt.Y-sU w Township One *1> South l ance *even ‘VVt#X forty ‘40’ acres Mortgaged to the State qfjn_ diana for the use of thelown 1, North Kango Principal l **»«? Interest i f ,UJ ?J[ Damages £ jg ^Total Notice is thereto* hereby givern t hat should the foregoing sums -ematu uupahl eu the fourth Monday la Mareb, 1861, the same being the28d day of said month, the undersigned Audhor of said County wili.on thatday..proceed to sell tlie premises mortgaged and described herein, or as much tliereol as may be necessary to discharge the amount due thereon for principal. Interest,damages, and costs, ♦.-YvlVtonhsttehidder for cash, and In case of funds of tlie State. under my hand and seal of the Board aiissionersof Pike C ouUty. I ndiuns, sburg, this the 21th day of February, FRANKLIN It. BILDEBBACK, Auditor Pilte County. Indiana. .*---■