Pike County Democrat, Volume 22, Number 16, Petersburg, Pike County, 9 September 1891 — Page 3

Mr. J. Frost Will soon be here, and yon know you are expecting oompany. You should be ready to receive when they come. WE ARE LOADED

With bargains for good bargains in everything. Yarns, Jeans, Flannels &c. Winter goods of every kind. The largest assortment of Dress Goods to be found, including all the new novelties in every shade and color. New trimmings to ' match. Qur Friday bargain day will soon be over, pick up some of the good tbingR on that day for Friday. ▲11 prints, 6c a yard. Indigo blue prints, 9c a yard. Shirting, 9e a yard. Ginghams, 6c a yard, lied twilled flannel! all wool, 30c a yard.. Oil blinds with spring fixtures and dado 38c. Cottage carpet, 39c a yard. Hemp carpet, UJ^o a yard. Nice blankets, S9c per pair. Hens’good boots, $1.98 per pair. Ladies' calf button Bboes, $1.28 per pair. The above prices are for Friday, only come early so as to avoid our Friday jam. See the beautiful presents we are giving away. Tli© Hustlers. E^CUESION To The Gnat Gibson Coni ty FiiAiiliiR AND EXPOSITION! AT PRINCETON, INDIANA, •on, 7 TO 12,11 - « -a. . »- THURSDAY, v FRIDAY, B,e pW“

, Train will leave Petersburg Sept. 9,10, and 11, each morning at n8tial time, making con* nection at Okland City with train from Hunting burg, arriving at Princeton at 8:40 A. M. Returning, ] Princeton at 5:45 P making connection at eaves M., Oakland City with trains fc r Petersburg. Petersburg will wait at Oakland Ci Huntingburg trains, so that all can get back home day. - Remember $1 Bound >H: Family Pair, $1.50; 25 cts.; j’s Ticket, 15 cts. •^LgJ tram ty for same

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 9, 1891. to DELUtquKirre. It is just aud right to giro a debtor a chance. Owing to the bad weather of last week The Democrat's creditors could not come to towu or to their postofflces. Hence the change in the time of bring suits against delinquents has bceu determined upon as follows: The editor has no way to meet bills already due except to collect his acconuts. You have had due notice, and if your bill is Hot settled by the 13th of Sept, suit will be brought iu the Justice’s court of your township. Pay up and save cost. * ■ ’ —■—1-—

NEWS AND NOTES. Ai.I walked by myself, 1 talked with myself. And myself said this uuto me: “Make friends with thyself, Be true to thyself. And thyaeir thy best angel shall be. Dad colds prevail since the Fair. Commissioners' Court this week. Court is in session at Jasper this week. Boonviile is talking canning factory. A large acreage of wheat is being sown. Barn burners still disturb Daviess county. The Gibson County Fair is in session with good weather. Weather prophets are predicting storms for the rest of September. Fair week Cooney Backess baked 5,000 loaves of bread and 7,000 buns. Ham Weltou, of Knox county, this year raised sevcnty-flvo pound watermelons. The recent soldiers'* rc-uniou at Worthiugtou was pronounced a great success. A close examination will show the Courier to be the best paper published in Evansville. There will be no politics mixed up with the re-union at this place.— Winslow Leader. The Prohibition Catnp Meeting recently held at Vincennes was said to have been a howling success! Wednesday, the 16th, will bo the meeting of the Indiana Annual Conference of the methodist Episcopal church at; Washington. Bishop Juice Presides. Reception of members in the Methodist Church, deferred from last Sabbath, on account of the absence of the pastor, will be attended to at the close of the morning service next Sunday: A wreck occured day boforo yesterday on the E. & I. beyond Rodgers station. It was a freight train aud no serious accideut took place, but the passenger traius were delayed for a while. There will bo a reunion of Co. G. 42 Indiana Iiilautry, at Washington, on Wednesday of the Fair, September 30, 1891. All others, and the members of the regiment tire invited to attend. The Petersburg Public Schools opened here last Monday with a ilattering beginning. If the patrons will take proper interest the coming year will be a prosperous one for the young people. The Gibjer Comedy Company played here last week aud gave general satisfaction. Everybody says that they furnished the best music ever discoursed in this city, and we have had some very fine music, too. Jasper people are advocating digging cisterns like those !n Petersburg. They find a necessity for plenty of water since the recent :3re of which you may learn by looking over our neighborhood notes. Having purchased tllto Insurance Business from W. lit. Thompson, would respectfully solicit a share of tho patronage of Petersburg and vicinity. I represent only first-class companies. Prompt attention given to business. M. M. Glezkn. A new swindler is around, giving away 100 pounds of hoy; cholera medicine and Helling township rights to use It The receipt given by the farmer tor the medicine tarns up later a note for $100.—Iluntingburg Newt.

A woman in Knox county named Gaines is said to have beaten to death au adopted child while in a fit of pare cusseduess. The charges are serious, and au investigation The child’s parents have been public charges: The regular meeting T. U. will be hehl at th at 3 p. in. Friday. Offi elected for the comiut important that all mem possibly do so atteud of the W. C. i C. P. church, cere are to be year. It is bere who can his most important meeting of the Clarence P. Brow, of Columbus, Ind., is be pose of putting up a in partnership with They will establish th on the North Their intention on and portrait work other lines in their bus Next Sui it Sunday is tl C. U. Field’s the i report of the year’s wo will be made. photographer re for the purricture gallery Shandy, emseves someside of Main is to do erays Well as the aniveraary of ork here. At

cast Its beaming ful grove and on tifnl lawn. The Pair would be the _ in thin county was not evervlhing now evidt the heavy rain and during the week, ihe premiums will be paid In full as will the other ex-3 penses of the Fair for this year. This is a much better showing thaw most people expected. “Tt is too bad* was heard everywhere, while the rain continued to pour down. /: Premiums were taken in almost every class. This has not always been the case heretofore. Of those who took premiums, it is worthy of mention that Miss Lulu Davison took premiums to the amount of nine dollars, all of which she gave to the M. E. Church. Owing to the lack of space and time the list of premiums can not be printed. Tho races all came oft and Ihe shows in the different classes all took place despite tho inclement weather. Everybody are astonished that Pise county can have a Fair in the rain and still make expenses. The Fair company are already looking forward to next year and are as fully determined as ever to continue the encouragements of Agriculture, the Arts, and the Sciences. This is as it should be. .

Honorary List. We want to lei the readers of The Dkmorat know that a few .stand-bys have come up and paid subscription— some in arrears and some In advance —without a murmer and have also been pleased to continue their subscriptions with appreciation. Such men are the bullwork of our nation, for they help keep alive the vast intelligence that can come through ouly the newspapers. Of these wo mention: I>an. Grubb ....I® 60 Elijah Smith .,.. 1» Jasper Willis ... 4 50 A. W. Selby . * 50 8.F. Kinman. 2 81 Goodtet Morgan ... J aiues M. Thomas . 2 1* Dan Davies. 1 26 O.W.Lett..:. 12» Berman Fulcher . 1 25 A.C.Crouch... .... 2 60 A. F. Baker. 2 00 Samuel Armstrong . 1 00 Harrison Smith .. .,. . .. 2 90 Wash Ashby . 2 fB WaitTrippelt. *00 Geo. Hollon .. . 2 60 Joseph Wiggs. I*® John B. Blalxe . 10 25 Wm. Howard. 1 26 Jas. A. Grubb. 8 60 Mrs. J. E. Decker— —. 100 Cbas. DeMott. 60 Simeon Mason.1 00 Elias Grace .'. . .. 100 Harvest Exearsiaus to the West, North* west and Southwest. The Ohio & Mississippi Railway will run two of its popular Harvest Excursions from all points on its line to points in the West Northwest and Southwest at low rates, leaving September 15th and 29ll>, 1891. Tickets will be good for return thirty days after date of sale, with stop-over privileges in territory reached by these excurisons. For rates, and further information call on or address, local agents O. Sc M. Ry. or C. G. Jones, Dist. Pass’r Agents, Vincennes Ind. Tri-State Fair and Races, Evansville Sept. 88 to Oct. 8, Inclusive. Round trip tickets will be on above dates at one fare for the round trip, good returning until Oct. 3. On Oct, 1st a special rate of 81 wtll be made good on date of sale only. Traiu 34 leaving Evansville at 4:30 p. m. will beheld on Wednesday,Thursday and Friday of above week until 6 p. m. E. B. Gcncckl, Agt. Do not weaken yourself by drastic purgatives. Take Simmous Liver Regulator. District Conference, M. E. Church, Washington, lnd. Sept. 14, lft aid 16. Round trip tickets will be sold at 75 cents. Good going date of sale and returning until Sept. 23> 1891. E. B. Gunckel, Agt. Take a week off, and bring your family to the Big Daviss County Fair at Washington, Sept. 88 to Oct. 3.

niuuncipaiiun nnniun tember M, 18*1. Bound trip tickets will bo sold at |1.25. Good on date of sale only. E. B. Gunckkl, Aft.. Hesse and Let. A (rood house of six rooms, quarter acre lot, good well and good cistern, and barn. All for sale cheap. Hall cash and half on time. (tf) My wife cured of malaria by Simmons Lllrer Regulator.—J. N. Thompson, Pastor M. C. Church, Leigh, Neb. Tho fifth annual reulnon of the soldiers of Pike County, will be held at Winslow, Iudianh Oct. 7,8 A 9. The following well-know speakers have been engaged to speak on this occasion: Alvin P. Hovey, M. D. Mattlson, Col. W. M. Cockrum, Col. Wright, Col. Kegman, Cspt. Joe. Armstrong, Gil. R. Stormont and many others. Every old soldier is cordially Invited to attend, for no pains will be •pared to make this oue of the bat reunions over held in this county. The healthy people j ou most have healthy liven. They take Simmons Liver Regulator.

•tart n«t Taetday ue his college Murfeit. of Evansville, ; week the guest of Mias CapEvansville, end Tuesday spoilt with the city. Hey. Mr Selby will preach next Sabbath evening, at the metkodist Ohdrch, 7:30 o’clock. ' Wm. kisgen, Sr., of Vincennes, spent the first of the week with bis children in Petersburg. W. H. Thompson started yesterday morning for Oklahoma. Me says this country is too slow for hiui. ‘- 'Wlnsloty Leader: T. C. Milburn, o^ Petersburg, was the guest or T. J. Schooler Jhe first of this week. ^Cangreafifiau W. P. Parrelt was iu towu last week shaking hands with old friends and attending the fair. Mrs. Adie Barker returned, Monday, to her place iu the City Hospital training School at Louisville* Kentucky. . Mrs. W. V. Hargrove gave the young folks* a party last evening in honor of d>e« sister, Miss Maybel Mauck. ! Batouiau and lady, of Morgaufield, K^., were in .towu last] week visiting friends, and attending the fair. :, Marshal Fultenwinder, of Alton, Crawford county, is attending the Petersburg Coiuuiisioued High School, this iilaoe.

Cash Col man and wire, ot Seymour, returiife<l borne Monday after a week’s vlsft with Mr. Coleuiau’s mother and brother. Mr. Rudolph Burger and hia brother, Mr. Waller, start to-day for Hanorekf where they wilt atteud college aga^ii the eoining year. Out. llisgeu, Jr„ who has been here seine time suffering from pulmonary trogples, will go to Princeton this week to remain a lew days. Rev. Mr. \yl]son, of Boonville, was hero on Sabbath and preached in the Methodist Cbureh uiorniug and evening. The sferaous were well received. , Mrs. George Wright and Mrs. Kate Hawkins and daughter Jennie and Misst *Maggie(f Cnnninghauj, ail of May will**, visited Mrs. Morris Tucker on last Week! Mrs, J. B. Madden, Matron of The Thornton Hume, near Evansville, is the guest of Mrs. N. W. Thornton. Also her daughter, Mrs. C. Aldrick, of Bloomfield. >) Oakland City Record: Mrs. M. A. Kepley ' and ^laughter, Mealy, and ie -Ueuss, of Petersburg, iativss and friends here the rt of last week. - ' AndroW J. Cooper and family, of Patoka, and Mrs. Fannie MeClure, of Mt. Uarmel, III., Miss Maggie Dunbar, of Washington, and Mrs. Dollie Eldridgo, of Patoka, Indiana, were niests of 8. 6. Coourotl and famiiy"auring the fair. Ueurr Thompson, of Petersburg, was sh|king hands here Wednesday with his many friends, and exhibiting an onion hit had brought with him from the west which weighed IX pounds, and says it was the smallest oue he/could find out there, and brought tthis one because he could not carry the larger ones. The soil and climate tftit west seem to have about the,*ame effect on Uetiry’s imagination ‘as it does ou vegetation.-— Oakland City Record. Guaranteed tare (hr La Grippe We authorize our advertised druggist to sell you Ehr. King’s New Discovery >fd| consumption, coughs and colds, upon this condition. If you are afifl&ed with la grippe and will use this remedy According to directions, giving it a fair trial, and experience nobenefil. yoh may return the bottle a^ have your money refunded We make this oiler becauso of site wond|fful success of Dr. King’s New Discovery during last season’s epidemic- Have heard of no case iu which it failed. Trv it. Trial bottles free at J. R. Adams & Sons’ Drug store- Large size 60 eeuts and *1.00. i0. g.; Sharing Parlor. Only first-class barber * shop in town. AII;lhose wishing a nice, clean and easwshave shouid give me a call. I mail specialty' of hair cutting. None i^ft first-class tonsorial artists employed by met. Shop on Eight Street between Jgain anti Walnut. ^ A. F. Bakek, Prop:, Petnrshu nr. Ind.

' fiMd Looks. Good looks are more than skin deep depending npou the healthy condition of the vital organs. If the liver be IpacUve, you have a bilious look, Ifyqpr stomach be disordered you have* a dyspeptic look, and if your kidpeys be affective yon have a pinched look. Secure good health and you will have good looks. Electrio Bitters is the great alterative and tonic, acts directly on these vital organs, Cures pimples, blotches, bolls sud gives a good complexiuon. Sold at J. R. Attains and Sons’ drug store, 50 cents «|faptle. The follow; til will remain In 1st. Bonnd rning sixty days will be sold for id on each Saturday on the following taeh.

Vollilfail,agedelgbteei ,r. Hi, was g» greatly damag-..-vmmr fnU«ton, lad., in attempting to board a freight train Saturday, ft II off and. broke hie back. Washington Qaaette Sept. 1 Some miscreant attemtrted to destroy the barn and crib of Alex Kutberlord, east of the city, one-and-a-haif nniiles, Wednesday evening. He had placed a. number or shav. tags between some timbeni of the cribs and lighted them. Fortunately Mrs. Rutherford discovered the Ire bslore retiring for the night, and, calling her husband, a dieastrous Are was prevented. Mr. Rutherford poured a barrel oif vinegar on the flames and soon had them scattered. Several horses, considerable Brain, and machinery were in the barn and would certainly have been destroyed had not the lire been discovered when it was.

From Washington Gazette,, Sept,, 5. Some thier, whose identity is unknown, got away with about eighty dollars cash which had been secreted in a drawer in Crim * Davis’ drag store (Thompson’s old stand). The theft was committed last Thursday night but for certain reasons has not been ipade public, it party is suspected and ia being shadowed. The thief probably secreted himself in tlie store when it was olosed Thursday evening. An aged widow, who spont her last peunynfn crossing the ferry trom Louisville to Jeffersonville and was utterly destitute, recieved notice that she bad been granted a pension on account of her l ate husband,who was killed while serving: during the war with the Fourth Ohio cavelry. The pension carries with it 13,379 arrearages. Mrs. Josephine Lacy,, wife of County Clerk Joseph J. Lacy, diixl at her home on' South Eleveuth street at 10 o’clock Saturday evening. Boonvllle Enquirer. Sept. 5. Jane Gardner’s line sta llion, Pilot Almontdled last monday morning at Evansville. He bad betjp shipped from Ft. Wayne to Evansville about, two week’s ago aud was thought to be a well horse. Last winter a silver tube was put in the horse’s throat ho as to relieve him of short wind that he might be a winner in the northern circuit this season. At Ft. Wayne several months ago on necouut of failing wind he was nulled in a race nud shortly after contracted lung disease which caused his death. The Commercial Gazette says it should lie generally known that the agricultural department at Washington,, D. Cn is propagating a bacteria wHtinh voraciously preys on the cabbage worm. Those who are suffering from this instructive pest should apply for the corrective. The bacteria is preserved in gelatine and can be sent auy distance by mail. Vincennes Commercial, 3th. L. it. Deitz is under a nett at Louisville, Ky„ as the alleged husband of throe women. White a young man be married Mrs. Elizabeth, a widow, of Seymour. Two years later he abandoned her, and! went to Breckinridge county, Kentucky, when? he married Hiss Jennie Smith. Two years ago his second wife discovered the first marriage and she abandoned him, whereupon he crossed to the Indiana siil« and in March last married Miss Allice Tulkeruon, of Jeffersonville. Jacob App, the engineer whs went down in the terrible railway wreck near Tell City, while returning to Cnnnelloo, barely escaped lynching at Troy by parties who (pet relatives in that disaster. Train men succeeded iu secreting him. He was not to blame for the wreck, but Troy, Cannelton* and Tell City suffered loss of life, and the feeling is so bitter against the Lovisville, Evansville & Su Louis railway that the mob tried to wreak vengeance upon App. Vineennet Sun, Sept. 4. A “confidence game” was played on two young men from the country this moruing. They came in town last Highland stopped at the Wallace Houseon Fair Ground Avenue. This morning they started out b unting for and the first man they met told them he had just come to town looking for hands to work on his form. They soon agreed on terms and he told them to wait until he could go and get his team and he would take them out home with him. He was gone but a short time when he returned and told them that he wauted to take some things out with him but hod left his pocket book at home. He asked t hem if they could loan him 35 until they could get home when be would return it. One of the young men pulled out the money and handed It to him. He then went to purchase the goods but has not yei returned. ; ; - Last Saturday evening a 15-year old son of Frank White threw a cat on the South bound E. 4b T. H. passenger train at Hazelton, the outcome of which is a law suit b> Chaa. Dibble the agent at that place. We do not know the nature of the allegations nor what became of the oat.

A Many-Sided Xu. From the Atlanta Constitution. How can the weekly editor Pill every niehe with news. While dodgiug from hia creditor. Or patching up his shoes? How can he make the paper run At early morn and late, While be la ploughing in the sun, Or selling real estate? Oh. hWa many-sided man, And R must needs be so; | length] It takfs great strength and wonderous Tb make his paper go. Oh, great town treaanrer, county clerk, And orator most witty, And chairman of the poor house work And vigilance committee! We give thee honor! thou hast; not A life sublime or merry, Bet when thou diest—behold! a lot Free, in the oemetery 1

, The E. & l. wilt tell round Trip ticket* to points in tho West, North* west ft South st exceedingly low figures Aug. 25, Sept. 15 ft 29- Tick* ets good for return 30 days from date of sale. Stop over privileges granted. For rates and information call on agents, or address K. A. Campbell, G. P. A., Evansville Ind. CHURCH DIRECTORY. C. P. Chchoh—Rev. C. B. Fields, pastor, Sunday-school at IM a. «n. Preaching at 10:60 a. m. Meeting of the Society of Chris, liian Endeavor at 6:00 p. m. M. E. Church—J. W. Bain. D. D. pastor. Sunday-school at 8:00 a. m. Preaching at 10:60 a. m. Class services at 8:00 p. m. Preaching at 8.00 p. m. Pkksbytkkian Church-Rev. A. W. Freeman, pastor. Sunday-school at 9:00 a. m. Sermon at »0:30. Society ot Young People’s Christian Endeavor meets at 0:30 p.in. - ' - • ; - Bockleu’s Aralea Salve, Thk Bhw Salvk in tne world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, Tetter, (’happed Hands. Chilblains. Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and poetively cures Piles, or no pdf required. It is guar a meed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price So cents tier box. For sale ny J. it. Adams ft Son. aprS-92 mm ■! I

for these imitations and substitutes, they are poor stuff at the best and increase your misery. Take Simmons Liver Regulator only. You will know it by the large red Z on the face of every package and by the relief it gives when taken for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation, Biliousness and Side Headache. ihlssjil! J. H. ZEIUN & CO., Philad’a, Pa. STOVES A great variety of St ova and Radi| are made uuder the naim of “Helper." They have all the latest iiupro vements. and are wade Special attention is _ STEEL RANGES joac used by the Beat Hotel., hu of SUPERIOR 1ROB. *d to 100 Style, aud Site, of _ umde similar to Ukhc •ranged specially for fttmlly nu, for coal or wood Many style, aud .lacs of coat Codrstores and Hange tor all kinds of fuol. Ka.se Burning Heeler, tor ban oal, etc. Ask your dealer foc-Helper Stowe* Range, and Heater., or note lor flree ilia* (rated circular to CHICAGO * ERIE STOVE CO., CHICAOOt ILL., or BRIE, P* 1IILY GROUPS AND RESI DENCES A SPECIALTY. A. SHANDY. All kinds of ’on I-door work, portraits, copying and* enlarging from oldj pictures &c. " Birthday and surprise party groups a specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay. Give me a call, or address F. A. SHANDY, Petersburg Indiana.

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gtr-Hentetn'^Y tfcat tay work ia warranted. ir t oss Weal PORTRAITS enUi^ed call act! tut re ti» wort: done right. At) wane gissrtsniwtl to stand the teat of age* and »Ut! ho as bright aa when taSen from the gaiiory, Studio equipments of standard modern makes. Our motto—11 The Best la As Goetl As 4»y, and Aiwars the Cheapest.” ■e J, BRADY* Gallery ia Kiaert’b Buildiop, upstairs, on Main. between Sixth and Seventh, ok sdwrStlr.t fioear v-fvws !n Ousts*, '*il! find it on f laa 4S t* *9 RtaAtiph Sr, “•»Ad»rttein|r #.*»!>(** 3 Monuments Beat material meat mimmabie prices, satisfaction guaramcMl at 8*o»crablita Martin Werkt , J. * R. VOUNG, Proprietors I

C«H on tliem i Bark Itilldlng stations. I No.82. t No.3*. (' Frgt. Evansville 9:25 ».m. 4:#)p m. 5:43 a.m. Petersburg 11:15 •* «:«p. m. 1:15*. iu. Wellington 12:15 •• 7:l5p. m.HhOtla. in. Workington 2:10 “ . Torre Hi.Me 4:05 p. m.. .... . 80*’TH-B0t ND. | stations | No. U. | No.S3. | Fret, i Terre Haute .:.0:10s. in. 0nWs.ni.1 Worthington .WWO “ Il:W)a.n». Washington 0:00 a. m. 12:13 p.m.. Petersnirg 0:34 “ S:I7 •• 12:20 Evansvl lo 8:35 “ 4rtw •• .. The above Is leaving time only. Forloirest possible ralen on freight am* tickets, rail on oir add reel B. B. Uuaekel Agent. Petersburg, Ind. , PENSIONS Dependent widow* and parents now 4 dent whose sons died from effects oir service are included, if you wish your speedily *nd suecesslnlly pioaecnted, n IJ*teCS53Slr" of Tim 2£-tpr Vashlsgten, in S AI.E-I liave ) 15,000 hi band: good brick at loir prices. . DAKNKI.U

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