Pike County Democrat, Volume 22, Number 20, Petersburg, Pike County, 7 October 1891 — Page 3

see such rousing bargains as we are offering for early fall trade. Goods on top of goods, too move ’em fast is To Hell ’Em Cheap, and the way they are moving out is a can ion. Don’t Hate the blues, or worry over spilt milk, life U to short, don’t cry because That Old Dress is all spoilt and worn out at the sleeves It’s cheaper, and so muc i nicer to try a •new one, then you wont have to work the old one, Ove * Again You know the neighbors smiled whei they saw you wear that dross last season. See our bean ti fill new dress goods, handsom styles, low prices. Get Married and buy your bridal outfit of us. Carpets of every kind. Nice assortn ent, low pi-ices. Ladies' and Misses Cloaks the newest, the prettiest and the cheapest line you ever saw. These are just from the factory and the styles are perfect and fit unequalcd. DON’T FORGET Friday Our Bargain Da;.

, . THEPIKE COUNTY DEMOCRAT. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 7, 1891. NEWS AND NOTES. To charm, to flirt, to smite, *o flrown, To lead her lovers up and down. To shop, to book, to coax, to oootd. And secrets she should keep unfold. Are undisputed "woman's rights," In which all womankind delights. A little frost was secu last Monday morning. Catch the man that poieous dogs. ' lie’s bad. Squirrels sell in this market at fifteen cents each. Diptheria is lifting its dangerous head oner the land. The public schools are closed on account of sickness and the Iteriiuiou. Cougha autl colds are simply epidemic, and the people are suffering. The gypsy horse swappers are doing up-the traders about Petersburg. You canuol buy mutton in Petersburg, aud veal Is as scarce as heu’s teetb. The Petersburg boys furuished some uice music for the GauuttUcAlce wedding. Auditor Bilderback is very busy just now* fixing affairs for the case of taxpaying t iiue, ete. The Re-unl«u begins here to-mor-row. A good crowd is expected, though it is a little cool for earning out. President Mackey lias purchased a controlling influence on the Kentucky and Iudiaiia Bridge at Nsw Albany. H. L Mosby, Homier, the host blacksmith, had some job work doue here thia week and put Ilia name on Thk Democuat’s subscription list. We have been asked if we put fa s bid on (he print!ug for the Be-nnlou Once for all will say lhat we were not given a chance to bid on the printing. 6 Scarlet fever U reported prevaleu! iu Hits eouuly. A few esses have developed in Petersburg. Reports «a> the disease prevails ail over Unneic Sam Domain. Mrs. Grover Cleveland presented her husband a fine eight-pound girl last Saturday uight. Mother and - -*tf*F«lrtnr-w«Mr This k not local news, but K is interesting to out readers.

Ltst Thursday night man, who had be«Mt 111 of chills for torn* time, called for a drink, of water and died before ho conld be waited on, so reported. Anyhow, he died very suddeuly. The burial took place 8aturdav at Walnut Hill. He was bet ween sevon aud nine years of age. Only tM dollars was the amount the jury gave Frauk Thomas against Washington Parties for false imprisonment and punishment in the Washington Jail. Was the jury bribed ? If anybody knows it should be told. Sam Marsee got jugement for $1000.00 and the Washington people want a new trial. Some of the Winslow^olks are very mad about the way Petersburg secured the re-union. If the Leader makes the propers statements they -have a right to be offended. We hope the Leader was misinformed and that the treatment was not so had. No-one has given us any information ou the matter at all. Let us have peace. It is claimed bv some in low'd that a citizen, or some bad mau who passes for swell, has lately been ]>olsoniug dogs. If such be true, and be ia found out, there will be several lively law suits. A showman came iu town Monday and liis dog, which be valued at fifty dollars, was poisoned. It died on Main Street. The dog was a very fine specimen indeed. If a dog is doing mischief, go to its owner, if the owner will not keep the dog away, then wait till the animal agaiu attempts mischief and shoot it like a man, and go tell the owner who did it. Do not poison any such animal. Uulon item iu Princeton Democrat: W. A. Oliphant left for the West on a visit last Tuesday. W. V. Hargrove sold his farm yesterday to Win. Bech. Last Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock, Miss Flora Me Alee aud Forest G. Gauntt were united in the bonds of holy matrimony at the residence of the brides parents. The bride is one of our most accomplished young ladies aud she will be missed iu our community. Mr. Gauutt is a promising young 'man and stands high in the estimation ol all who know him. They were presented with many beautiful and costly presents. Mr. aud Mrs. Gauntt left Wednesday morning tor tbeir new home in Newport, I ml. They have the best wishes of tbeir many friends at Union. Mr. and Mrs. McAtee gave the guests an elegant supper after which a serenade was given by the striug baud of

The Harvest Moon. The phciiomenoii commonly known as (ho “harvest iiioou” was a prominent feature of September’s celestial exhibition. At the time of the full tnoou which occurs nearest the au. tumnal equinox, the moon is observed to rise but a little later each evening, so that the number of consecutive moonlight evenings is greater than at other seasons of the year. The reason of this is that when the moon is full in the autumn, it is always moviug northward, and is iu that part of its orbit which inclines least to the boriaon, and when it is full in that part of its orbit, rises less tkau half au hour each evening, whereas the dally retardation is about fifty-two miuutes. In the spriug, when the moon is moving southward at its full phase, aud its orbit inclines most to the horiaon, it rises about an hour and a quarter later each even ini', and the uumber of consecutive moonlight uights is less than the average. It will be roadily understood that the nearerthe moon’s orbit is to being parallel to the ItoriEon, the less is its descent in moving a giveu distance, and the less the interval between its risings on successive days. So, conversely, the nearer its orbit is to beiug perpendicular to the korixou, the greater is the deceul iu moving a given distance, so that uuder such circumstances the iuterval between the successive rising of the moon would be greater than usual,—Pittubarjf Ditpatch. Notice. My store will be closed on Monday Oct. 12th uutil 6 p. m. on account of holiday. Gva Fuank. Wanted! Wanted! 5,000 Bushels Dried Fruit. 3t] Moses Fkank. Unveiling Grant’s Xeaameat, Chicago. Tickets will be sold Oct. 6 good returui^g until Oot. 8. Will be sold al one far* for round trip. Indiana Baptist State Convention. Evansville Oct 6 to 9. Inc. Excur •ion tickets will be sold Oct. 6 ft 6th. at ope fare (tor round trip, good re turning until Oet. 16th. Bltliousness, idle, boils and tbs blues can bo 'cured by taking Sim moos Idver Regulator. —rr--- - The old soldiers of Pike odttuty *il Uhl their Fifth Annual Me-union a •etersburg, Indiana, Thursday, Fri av, Saturday, October 8,9,10,1891 ’be people of NUJPjdmtf are prepay d to entertain 10,000 peoplo auc

Dtii. & Ashby spent y^it^rdsy Winslow. Captain Sasser SniUvan *u la town this week. The editor of The Democrat is still suffering of inug trouble. Mrs. Tom Fleming end daughter Vonnie, were at Evansville Friday. Miss Minnie and MU* Jessie Coetin spent part of last week at Washington. Trustee Brook, of Marion township, did Important busiuess in Petersburg last week. Blmer Brock, of Velpen, was here Monday and Tuesday doing up the gypsies horse-swapping. Misses Capitols King and Ettie Coo mod spent part of last week in a pleasant visit at Bvensvilie. W. A. Tucker returned, Monday, to Newbery, after a visit among friends in, and near,'Petersburg. Mrs. Samuel Muir, and her daughter, Miss Essie, are the guests of Mrs. Muir's sister. Mrs. Geo. Pinney. Geo. Coleman is still very ill of consumption, and really sutlers mure than most people of that trouble. Mrs. Thomas Bead and daughter. Miss Anna, returned yesterday from atrextended visit to friends in Kansas. Fred Carter, who went to live with bis rather and step-mother at Boonvillc, has returned to his graud.father Abe Case, Sr. Thomas Read went to Kansas, Tuesday of last week, to accompany his wife and daughter home. All arrived yesterday. Miss Fannie Carter, forntly of this place, now of Princeton, wilt ho married to-night to a prominent physician of Pern, Indiana. J. E. Davidson, (lazelton, was in town Mouday and renewed for The Democrat. lie knows the use of supporting a local paper. Ron. E. A. Ely :returned from a health resort in Northern Michigan, Saturday, looking well. He seems much stronger for the trip. Dr. W. H. Link wit) go'to St. Louis the 10th iust. to read a paper on abdominal surgery- by request of the Mississippi Valley Medical Association. Couuty Clerk Goodlet Morgan was at the Tri-State Fair at Evansville last week, and when he came home said lie could not sec the Fair for the people. A crowd of young socioty folks of Vincennes gave Miss Lucy Iloggstt a pleasant surprise last Thursday eve., and presented her witli a lovely friendship ring. A Baptist Convention and a woman's Relief Corps Convention were hold at Evansville yesterday. We learn that the following attended from this place: Mrs. Robert Berridge, Mrs. S. G. Coourod, Mrs. J. M. White, Mrs. Abe Case, Miss Virgie White, Mr. aud Mrs. Geb. D Martin and daughter Mollie, Mrs. J. W. Bergen, and Mrs. J. H. Marsee. Evansville Standard: lion. Hciyry Kramer, of Spencer; lion. Ed. Richardson, of Pike; Hon. B. F. Havens, of Terre Haute, aiid Col. George Curtis aud Col. Alfred Owen, of Mt. Vernon, were among the distinguished visitors at the Tri-State Fair yesterday. Miss May Benedict, from Petersburg was here yesterday attending the fair aud shopping. James D. Leyi, of Union, lud., was buyitig groceries here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Edwards, of Petersburg, attended the fair yesterday.

Our uew stock of Fall aud Winter Goods is now iu and it will pay purchasers to call and see us before buying. We keep the best school shoe in the marker, and in shoel of all kinds we lead the trade. We havo a better line of clothing than over and iu dress goods we certainly have just what you want. The very latest in Oats and Caps. In fact our entire stock is complete And we cau do you good. J. B. Youmg & Co. Half Fare Exenraien to Reading, Pa., And Return. On account of the “National Eneampment, Union Veteran Legion” to be held at Reading, Pa. Oct. 13th, to 15th, the Ohio Ik Mississippi lty. will sell tickets from all points on its, line to Reading, Pa., and return at one fare for round (rip. Tickets on sale Oct. 9th to 13th, and good returning Oct. 19th, 1891. For rates, tickets and further information,call on local ageutaO.Ai Sfc By. or i C. G. JONES, Dist. Pass’r Agent, VlKCEKNKS, IND. A “Balm in Gilead” for you by taking Bimmoua Liver Regulator for your diseased liver. Go to the Knox County Faiir from Oct. 12 to 17. Every kind of attraction. Everybody is going. Half fart on all railroads. Don’t forget th« date. (It) The Texas cow boys take Simmoni Liver Regulator when bilious. J. E Pierce, Rauehero Grande, Texas. Kaox i'oaaty Fair. Tha great Knox County Fair will be held at Vincennes from Oct. 12 tc 17. Double the attractions tiiiii yeai than ever before. l>oat tail, ilo go New elect rio street cars to tbi grounds" every five minutes. Hal: fair ou ail railroads. It. Excursion to Indian Springs. The following rates will remaiu ii effect until November 1st. Bonne trip tickets, good returning sixty dayi from date of sale, will be sold f®i 12.25. Tickets sold on each Saiurdaj ! good ..turning ou the

was* no doubt, tome person well acoqualnt- , ed with the shop and the ways or the proprietor. Washington QsaeUe.Oet. 8. Tee* day afternoon, at the instance of J- 1 P. Jaoksou, of Owensville, Gibson- county, ■! Frank Rowland, a young man of this city, was arrested for grand larceny. It la alleged that Newland visited.OwemeiftAenie ■time ago, and in company with two ether ' men, robbed the Jewelry store of John F. Jackson of several watches and pieces of Jewelry. It is said young Newland disphs- ; ed of several watches here. Newlaod Is saM to have served a term in ' prison for larceny. He was Uken to Prince- 1 ton Wednesday._ 1 Prom M*. Vernon Democrat, 30th. At I o’clock this morning Joseph JJoule 1 the wounded tiramp died at the County In- I Urinary, passing to “the great beyond” | with tearful ouree* falling from hie lips. He, it will be remembered, was the tramp , who was shot in the drunken fghtnt Templeton’s Graveyard, on Monday night. Ho 1 dying statement was made by..the injured ■< men, which would lend to the detection of i hie murderer. , During a conversation with Supt. Worth | Templeton, of the Infirmary, the wounded’ man who though near his death, ex- s pressed a desire that he did not want hit murderer proeecuted,iu case he was detected. He died without telling anything of ! his past Hte, or whether be had a relative 6t friend on earth. He said bis right same was Thomas J. Jones, aged S3 years. Upon bis death it was discovered that he had two Icnivee under his pillow, one or them being a ten inch barlow knife, covered with Mood. Itis supposed that one of his gang slipped the knives to him, ns two of his tramp friends visited him yesterday afternoon. -'bf Coroner Doyle held en inquest this morning. Verdict was.that he came to his death from a pistol wound, infliefed by an unknown person. • ( The remains of the poor unfortunate were buried in the Infirmary Cemetery after the inquest. Ed. Tompkins, a colored man about twenty-four years old, wholes been In the employ of Mr. Isaac Rosenbaum, the jeweler, for some time, while assisting a field 'roller on the steamer Rosedale, was accidentally struck on the head by the tongue of the roller, knocked into the river, beteweeu the whhyfboat and the steamer, and although efibrtwwere made to save him; be was drowned. Itis supposed the blow, so ilaxed himtbat be was unable to help himself. His hbdy was recovered Deputy Marshal’ Quick, Dave Smith, and Jas. Hatch, a short time after hi fell. Fiat Creek Floaters. Flatcrbkk, Ind., Oct. 8rd, 1881.—4leo. Hollo! Jr, was in Oakland Wednesday on business. John Fetiinger and family visited Geo. Kinman last Sunday, Joe Stublefieled and iamiiy visited Wm. Meyrs last Sunday week. Wm. and Jno. Kinmau hare purchased a new wheat drill. A. C. Groomer nnd family visited Alex Hugues last Sunday. W. S. tlslow is preps rlng'to build himseit a new house. Marriage Licensed. The following marriage licenses have been issued since our last report. Lincoln B. Carter, aged 31, and Salley W Able, aged X. • .. Jackson Bowers, aged 86, and Ella A. Dillon, aged 25. Jessie N. Engler, aged S3, and Emma McAtee, aged 18. Arthur A. Adams, aged 28, and Zells Rad. cliff, aged 22. William C. Grifflith, aged «, and Telda Stout, aged 21. ; John McCarty; aged «, and Johanah Shay

Church Matters. The W. C T. U. will meet at the Presbyterian church at 3 p. ui. next Friday afternoon. The L. T. U. Pledge-Day. 8cpt. 27, was well attended. A good program was ruudered. Tw enty-two boys and girls signed the pledge as ‘‘Soldier*' of Honor,” and four women of the W. C. T. U. as workers. The Legion meets again next Sunday at 2:30 p. in. Subject: “What is a Natural Ford?” A unique and interesting service at C. P. Church next Suudhy Morning. After devotional exercises, the roll of members will be called to which each member is asked to respond with an appropriate verse of scripture. This will be followed by administering the Sacrement of the Lord’s Supper. C*. H. 80 Beg*t. Tel. The second annual reunion of Co. II. 80 Ileg’l Iud. Vol., will be held at Wlhstow, Iud., Oet., 8,1891. All the members of said company and their friends are requested to bo presettj. af( early as 10 oV.loek *. jq-> with- their, basket* well Ailed, aud join in making the day pleasant by relgjigg,. old army stories and incidents, and kindling anew that feeling of love aud friendship felt aud experience while enduring the dangers and hardships of 1862 and’5. / ;• ;v“ Dan. C. Ashby J. II. McConnell, Chairman. Secretary. notice See., Beard ef Health, Town of Petershnrg. All famlies that have had scarlet feVer must uot send their children to school or allow them on the street or iu company with other children until they got a certificate from their family physician. 1II. Lamab. See., Board of Health.. Notice to Taxpayers. - AH taxpayers will please take notice that the seeoud Installment of taxes will be due the First Monday fit 1 November, aud that unpaid tax will be delinquent after that time. O. O. Smith, Treasurer Pike Co. Noticel Notice! I wiU inform ray friends and customer* that I will keep ray store dosed , Ootnber 12, on account of in the

Only first-class barber shop in own. All those wishing a nice, dean ind easy shave should give me a call. I make a specialty of hair cutting. Nome but first-class tonsorial artists implored by me. Shop on Eight Street between Main and Walnut. A. F. Baku, Prop., Petersburg, lud. Happy Heasiers. Woi. Tintmos, Postmaster of Ida* ille, Ind., writes: “Electric Bitters taa done more for me than any other nediciues combined, for that bad feeling arising from kidney and liver rouble.’’ - John Leslie, farmer and itockman from samo place, says: ‘Find Electric hitters to be the best Eidney and (to* medicine, made me eel Hike s new man.” J. W. Gardner tard ware merchant, same place, says: SlecHric Bitter is just the thing for a nan who is ail run down and dou’t are whether be lives or diesa. be bund new strength, good appetite ind felt like he had a new lease on Ife. Only SO cents a bottle, at J. R. kdams A Son's drug store. Store rooms at Union, including fving rooms ail for |150 a year just -scaled. The place for an energetic, rnstling man of small means. The rest town of Its size in the state to ioU goods. Hargrove A Co., Petersburg, (9w) Ind. BeanlSa Oakland City Oct. Slat to 33rd. Round trip tickets wil be sold at >ne-fareOct. 20 to23rd good return* ,ng until Oct. 24th 1891. Honorary List Continued. Dan. Grubb... Elijah Smith ... .. lasper Willis .,. k-W.fielby . .. ........... J. V. It Inman ... DooAletMorgan ... Ixlues M. Thomas ......_ Dap Davies..-.. D. W.Lett.... . tlehnan Fulcher . .. A. C.Groueh....... A, jf. Baker . Samuel Armstrong —. Harrison Smith ....... - ...... Wash Ashby... Walt Trippett ... Beo. Holloa V... Joseph‘Wiggs.. John B. Blaise . Will. Howard. Jas. A. Grubb.. Mrs. J. B. Decker.:. Ubas. DeMott.. Simeon Mason .. Elia's Grace . ... Hon. J. H.O’Xeul. J. C.,Bandy. :.. Gjso. Wr.Masou .. La Fayette Traylor ..... Geo. W. Scanlan. M. H. Kobwson. I. M. Horton ...— .. J. V. Thomas ..... J. A. Shepard . Wm. KobHng. — E. McAtee —. J. E.Uoateter ... .... Mrs. Melinda M. Brown.— . *13 . i as . 126 . 1 26 . 2 60 , 2 00 . 1 00 ..**» j a is .3 00 . 260 . IN 10 S3 .. 1 25 . 3 60 . 1 00 60 . 1 00 . 1 00 1 85 3 13 1 16 4 26 . 163 .. 1 25 . 1 25 . 2 50 .. 1 23 ..' 1 25 .. 1 00 . 260 . .1 26 Dr. 3. W. Helsley.... 3 tw M. *. Chappell .. 2 6<f WHIG. Bemeut.. ...... 125

CHURCH DIRECTORY.' ‘f"‘ O.P. Church—Rev. C. U. Fields, pastor, Sunday-school at 0:00 a. in. i^reaehiug at 10:80 a. ra. Meeting of the,Society of Christian.Endeavor at 0:00 p. m., *£: ,vi. M. K. Church—J. W. Bain. i). p. pastor. Sunday-school at 9:00 a. m. Preaching at 10;80 a. m. Class services at 8:00 p. m. Preaching at 8.00 p. m. Prksbytkhian Church—Itev. A. W, Freeman, pastor. Sunday-school at 9:00 a. in.' Sermon at 10:30. Society ni Young Popple's Christian Endeavor meets at 3:30 ^ - Buckleu’s Araica Salve. ThriBjwt Salvk in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Shred, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Coras and ail Skin Eruptions, and postively cures Piles, or no pay ie<iuired. It is guar anieed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refuuded. Price 35 cents per box. For sale tty J. It. Adams £ Son. aprS-92 HALF FARE EXCURSION On account of the “Fall Celebration” at Leatavllle, September 30th and October let, 18M. the Ohio A Mississippi Ry. w ill sell ticketa at one fare round trip from Vincennes. Lswreneebnrg, Watson and Intermediate points to Louisville. Tickets good going on all trains of September HRb and 30 and trains arriving in Loulsviile on morning of October tat, and returning until October &th, 1381. For llokets and information aal 1 on or address O. <k M. By. Local Agents or C. G. Joses, Diet. Passenger Agt., Vincennes, Ind. The Si. Some Shredded Pine Apples, ; Concord Grapes, Crawford Peaches, California Apricots, Cream Cheese, Creamery Butter, ;; j- Pumpkins, Tooth Picks. “Use Ivory Soap” At Ejgert’s this week.

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. 1M&3E.MJ J. H. ZEIUN & CO., Philad’a, Pa. 2£ J. BEADY, Petersburg, Indiana, Will make yen Photos In any number at most reasonable rates. A^Hemember that my work is war. ranted. If you want PORTRAITS enlarged call and have the work done right. All work guaranteed to stand the test o< ages and aUll be aa bright as when tajtep from the gallery. Studio equipments or standard modern makes. Our motto—“The Best Is As Good-As Any, and Always the Cheapest.” 1. J. BRADY. Gallery in Eiserl’s Building, upstairs, on Main, between Sixth and Seventh. Ashby & Chappell, Real Estate Agents. Fire, Life, anc Live Stock Insurance Agents, Collections end Abstracts or Tltlei a. Specialty. t> - a Dan O. Ashby, - Pension and V. S. Clain Agents. Call on them at Room No. 10, Second Floo Bank Building. AgggTS Waktei EVERYWHERE FOB The Twice-a-Week Republic .- Liberal Commission Paid. Easy Oar *• Make Msney In ¥s« Lel.nre Time. For terms, Ac., address THE REPUBLIC, St. Louis. Mi

W and are nude attention i< callnude similar to those used hr the Bee* Hotel*, but emnged specially for family one, for ooal or wood. Many MtIm and aixea of nit Coot Stores and Range* lor all kinds of fuel. Base Burning Heaters for hard coal, etc. Ask your dealer for Helper Mores, Ranges and Heaters, or write lor flree Ulnatraced circular to CHICAGO <fc ERIE STOVE CO., CHICAGO, ILL., or KRIB, PA. »*S?3SrW CHICAGO iSr NEW YORK oiSS1. 4. N. REl LOGO *F»»*WPER C» TSMf &R3&?5j&C u in s sentence, and hasn’t a dim line la la unconventional, original and Uniqna ■y way, and haa ocrtalnly iolvnd the qnea

te aftM jroa get on* at ttutaiplia, tt ‘YOU VO ' WATCH 01 G-TJNS OF JVLL KINDS -..-3 ■f ■ :. • And warm nted (be best eves sold In the county. * The editor of THE DEMOCRAT took a hunt with one of these guns a few days ago and -- iil warrant them to do all they are recommended Uxio. ftiekrtch lnsui-oe them. Call before the torge’on are gone. . ||j|

«0VERmig§sa£sii i»c «!*»,« obtain Miimitx on iattiim ««l! find it onftor 45 to 49 Rwxiolf* Si., s.oao snows, Monuments Bert material, moot reasonable prices, sntInSaetlon guarantee.! at B'eterakurg n>r♦le W*rk»~ l.A B. YOUNG, Proprietor*

PENSIONS TBS DISABILITY BILL 18 A LAW. Soldiers Disable** Since the War are Entitled TVpfiuieur widows and parent A now depen* dent whose sons died from effects of army service are Included. If you wish your claim speedily and successlully prosecuted, address L4it®cpSI?iS?“wtofMl!ES TIMER, 28-r.pr Washington, B. c. li'Oa SALE—I'have 1115,000 Brick on r. hand; ttood brick at low prices. Cali on D. P. lJARNKliL.

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ALWAYS UEMEMBKU THE FEED AND LIVERY LSTABLE. —-OFleal ®. ' . SNI3.<D Agent Pike County. Fleming & Sons. & Thorough, Practical Instruction. Graduates assisted to position; Write free. 10WSYILLE. KY. Pure