Pike County Democrat, Volume 23, Number 5, Petersburg, Pike County, 22 June 1892 — Page 2

'RATH STATE TICKET. WHKMimr. .E Matthews. Vermillion. IJetileiiSniti Oovernor, ' < ■ • HTIMOKH N Y E, Enporle. 1 KoereMirv'-or State,! > W. R. MY ERS, Murtalon. Auditor rtf State;'”OSO.VK iBKNDKMKDN,Howard. Treasurer'of Klntfc,' ALREllT O ALL.. Mivnon, ■' '■ Attorney Uenenclt'' '• LON*n O. KM1T1I, Jennings, Reporter ■Hiipfeme'Potirt, *• IDNEY H. WiiOM.i Kurton. Intemlent of TUblc Instruction, RYKY.aV VOUlES, AuiiUMM. V • Stole SlftilKtleluh, ■ ' " •• A» l’EKU.E Jr.,, Marlon, ipreme .lodge Second'District, E1*TH.A 1). NE.W. JenninstN Pbreiiie' JndgEThltd RMrtet, JAMES AlcCAHK Woitouj . uprcmt Jodie Etltlt District, YI'H.Y 10. HOW* IU>. Ml. .loseoil. SfVEHY WEDNESDAY. Y\ ' ‘ . V M A N

•AnpeHoto J lulsr" First DIstrtet'u. 0,0 KU K,1 .K K1N11 A. It D, Spcnc©r, Apf»'llut# Jndsro Sioomid DIslHct,'' •FRANK UAYIN. Decatur, . AppeUrtte J mice Third Dlst riel, T.HKO I*. I AA V I.N,,Hamilton.. AppelMte Judge Fourth Dtstrict, tUHI.AXUO J. DOTS’., ItoUware. Appellate Judge Fifth District, , U EOllU fc! fc. iKOSSS, Ctuw Judicial Convention. The Democratic Delegate Convention for' tfi'C Diirpose- Of nominating 'a candidate f€i’'^rriset&ii tug\Aitririiey WUitiEleveiiiiiymtitlkf JOirtmft corn ’posed (if the' 'con n lies' of Gibson,' Pike mid DtiWis will meet at Princeton August 201 h, )892, ai 1 o’clock p. in'. ThoMas Duncan Chairman, G. (J.C. Gteo. IT. Asiiiiv, ChairinAn 1*. 0 C. *AlTtiU8T It/lCoBllNklt. D C C. : 1 > ' ' ’ . To Otir Subscribers. <• 1 I' . i '• . . ... The Democrat will not reach you " i <■ (>, p . f -i ■ . r . . .. _ pext week until Friday morning, we : Mm n 1 • to '• ' ■■ %- Hng concluded Unit hotter service I-... and that in changing it to later ► • . i i I • i * • * ' i t •!••!•* week you will have the paper

onfab last Frid'otlf, and lii'c li of Die whole business is won't work.' See! "l'“ " . ' j.' tfullv Yours, aors, Editor. club's in vour townships ud p.t'epare. for tile coining “ 'Plierb is nothing ’like county (irgailijsalioh. lo be a “hat and rat'- campaign jiaH 6f ‘the ropublicaiis this barrel a'nd ibrt union hat lie Should keep office position Will not ch'd llan'isofi and Reid. The News turned into its ninth yckrlaat week'. Uro. Harrell seems foiling tojlie front and has‘ a [‘•some” people know

iim on mi me mice seekers in the >n of ex-secretary (go last Saturday ^1-poisoning, At he was' ricel.railroad, and Trtanl positions with titans..

Mm K*l every democrat in the first B^rr'cssibniil dWiittl pht It is shoulder <6 flib tolietl aiid elect lloii. A. II. Taylor. Therephblicans \ViIl, iii all probability1,' pht s'atroiig n^ot in the i field, fof Urey bceogahize in Mr. TavUnr an tibloahdchoigetie worker, who Mtill leave nothin'' undone that will Wish re victory ;'or the democracy of the district... • = * .. -su-V ' .. Tub editor ol tbe Koekport Journal 4ay» the democratic ‘congressional hominit’hin'isan'eihptyhoiror in Iliis flisfHel. Tied 'dear bro'tlibF' s'liotild \valt awhile before Clifew-ttig the rag. Thegehlieinah khoilld rdnienihel- Dial tiie ttojhiniflOn istfiade and that the JloW. A.’ II.ThyrolV'or Minty, Will ieitl Ihe pdr’iy'o" *d viutory in fills«r«t*ia:• " > *•* ! * ..... ..»■. ->-. Thb republican ofl the admihl'sfriU'.on 1 le-ledders under it nofv/ ihliklng k llghl oil ‘{*bVe»'no^ G’liasij fcr ‘ the iioiniiiatlnn, hilc<<use* hit is a' poor Utah t bud unable lo piif a ha reel of ' motto/" \j« ih'e coinitijjf Mjtpa^h.1 Wlteii the reptihllcail parly gets’ an low do ten ihal'iftc'r''hbiliin«te‘i ~inati‘"for ’the hionef' that lie cah put up 1|U lline to &hock (int'llie pins aild'liit theiiiMron. k Whitklaw Kkid, reptihlican catulirioieftlf Vice-president I* 'afcaiif lir'it box. The International ^ypop/lidtl nfiton has jumped mi' his ^ ' iyraauhoi 'With both' Vvviiheatis’ lhit rhef union' printers f Willi'aU'other'IabOr organ!will hoi Imppolt tlie rennhlitVt 'at 'tjitf rmi'iin'g etecildn. msh of (fife feonitiry Vie litter pdwdV Iiteh who rtgfcfWst their I

HON. A. H. TAYLOR JSTomiiiivted for Congress in the First District j .*{• ; . ♦ •, < . • '« J On the Eighth Ballot Amid En~: ,tlmsiastic Applause. The Name of Cleveland ftj.il ^crftjr Pro* (luceO Long and Continued Applause. Jif . ‘ One of the l.aj-gcst Democratic Con . - i* J $ ■ • f v I ' I* i - volitions Ever Held je the » . i*. . .• District. - " The democratic congressional convention of the First1' (list riot assembled at Evansville last Thursday to nominate ‘a candidate to succeed Judge Parrott, trli'6 'Had held the position for four years. Long before tlie time for meeting the'Apollo theater was 'besll'ged with aiixious people seeking admission to hoar and see the proceedings of the greatest convention ever held in the First district. AI half past one o’clock August ltrenlano, ot Evansville, called the convention to'order, and upon roll calf it was found that all the counties were represented. The temporary chairman' staled the object of meeting When Mr. Duncan, ofGibson county, 'placed in nomination the lion. John G. Shankliii for permanent chairman, Who was chosen unanimously with great appAusc. Mr. Shaiiktin upon taking the chair paid a high tribute to the democracy ot the district. He alluded lb the National convention, which is now In session at Chicago, and said, “that Indiana will stand up and he counted for the puniest of all tariff reformers, Grover Cleveland.” At the iji'-iition of Cleveland’s name tile convention burst into a storm of applause1 which lasted for several minutes. Following in his remarks hejmid tribute to Indiana’s .favorite iap.-ex-Governor Isaac P. Gray, and again the convention rang with applause from the delegates, and remarked “that perhaps the national delegates in seeking for a running mate for the great apostle of tariff reform wilt turn to Indiana's favorite son. He endorsed thp state ticket from head to tail, and prophesied a glorious democratie victory.” At lho conclusion of Mr. Slianklin’s remarks Hon. Philip Z tercher, of Perry county, and Henry Weirwille, of Gibson, wore elected secretaries of ilia convention, after which the following committees were appointed: On Rui.es—Dr. Williams, of Gibson; C. W. Henning, uf Perry; K A. Ely. of Pike: James Kllroy.nl Posey; I.- II. Osborne, 01 Spencer; J. G. Owen, Vanderburgh, ami .1. It. Wilson, ol Warrick. On lttsoJLUIloNS—A. G. Holcomb, of Gibson; lion. John Sweeney, of Perry; O’Wilt (J. Chappell, of Pike; M, Cronbaeh, of Perry; Alien J. Put on, of Spencer; Philip W. Prey, of Vunderburj;amt Isaac Franeh.of Warrick. A committee upon credential was dispensed with, as there were no contending delegations. The chairman of the committee on resolutions, Mr. Philip Frey, of Vanderbnrg county, reported that the committee were reauv to report and read I lie following which were adopted willi great applause and eutiiusiasifh Resolved, Thai we endorao the wlso ai'd patriotic carver of the Hon. Win F Parrott, our Representative In Congress for the past two terms. Resolved, That we eordhdly approve*and endorse the action cf I he delegates from the First District to llie Democratic Convention> held April 21 last, Instructing the delegates from the First District to the Chios go Convention !•» vole fur Grover-Cleveland for President, and I suuc P. Gray for vlee-Presi-dent, and we adopt as the platform of this convention the declaration of principles adopted at the state convention and pledge to the admirable Stale ticket there nominated our cordial and entliuslasle support.

liming 1 lie reading oi Iht! resolutions the reference to Cleveland and Gray was received wish deafening applause,and Iheehair rapped vigorously for order but to no avail, am| in fact during the whole proceedings it was nne'eonlinuous applause for Grover Cleveland. lion. E. Aj Ely, of this city chair* man of the committee on rules, reported the following which were adopted alter some objections to rule three but which was afterward withdrew : First.- Tlint It shall takes majority of all tire* voles ieiist to nominate. ■ Mceoni). That, no nominating speeches shall be matte, hut Hie party placing a candidate In nominal Inn almt! cull tho name ami roomy from which he is. Third, That no enmttdntc placed In no >'liunion shall he dropped until u nomination Is made. Four'll. That tlie parlinmenary rules minuted b.v the last legislature of the Mime of Indiana shall go vein this njnvmitlon.-, , The next thing hr qrrJ<?rJ 'Was the roll call of counties for nohiiualion and the following candidates were placed ill ntmiination : (jIbio'll •ou'nty remained silent. 'The Hon. Philip Zoercher, of Perry, nominated the Hon. Henry Kraemer. Mr. Aniliony SloVetison, of Spencer, second'd I lie nomination,Mr. George ^abbyi »f Pike; had the pleasure of noininttng'life successful candidate, the Hon. \rthnr 11. Taylor. ‘Thename of Col. ilfred Dale (fiveii was presented by Ur. M. Crdnbach, of Posey, Judge :*am*li, w»» noiHlnafetr' lrt’ Iloii. i riibtnar E. Garvin; WWtrlek county, ei'otidin* ilifc nbminatifir.'.1 The Hon. I'lnVtpss W. Fuller, of IVarrick, tv’as dso placed ihuoniinutlon. ’ i At'th'e eo/tihudbti bf llie nominaIWU* tlf“ coinitjcH were iind'ruoled to i i ' * -» ll » » t S * ' ltd * V: . . • TSk?-i r-Iie , ' j' -

candidate. ixillut tur nominating a PIBBT BALLOT. 1 ‘L§ <1 it \ COVXTIK8 »- ‘ t*» V > ■i $ d I c A ■5 Gibson .. Perryi .... Pike ... l*osoy .. H|*eiieer . V ’bunth W urrUsk U: lie'. 18 i«. 23^ 18 28 •« 21 41 CD 8s Gibson . Perryi ... .. Pike .. Posey . Spencer .... V’buryh . ... Wurrlek ... siecoNDs: 56-13 61*13’ 4 8-13 3 1-13 18 23 si 28 17 28 18 55 .V18 2212-13 41 8-13 53 1-13 THIWUMALI.oT. Gibson . Percy ... .. Pike . Posey .... a-sveiu-er .. . V’burtrh ... Wei'rick. .. 1U 20 4 8 13 io 2 413 3 1-13 23 8 • 1 1 l. 20 ii Gibson . Perry ... -l’lke. l’osey . . Spencer V’butrx . Warrick .'1* 1 21 8-13 414-13*48 1-13 1 r >PHiu AXi-Loy, ■ •- f-2- ’ >, 8 83 C2* 20 18 123 7 H 22 'i 41 13 GU>snn .. Perry .... Piko .... l’osey . Spencer.. VTinijs. iWurfiek ' " 5 % 21 27 'Ul-ril n ALLOT. 13 1-13 3 11-13 .. :20 18 i 20 63 3 1-13 2 18 ■ ,S Qlbson . Perry._ Pike .... Posey . Spencer . V ’bur)> .Wurrlek. <33 1-13 48 11-13 2 SIXTH BALfcoT.18 2-13 3 11-18'*., m 81 1-13 S 18 a 21 :2i 6 23 2 24 in 88 2-13 8511-13. SKVKNTll II ALLOT 40 Olbson .. il’erry _ Pike . . J’osey .. Spencer . 'Y’bnrjj . •Wtwriek 15 ■20 18 28 a; 2 18 8 68 28

EIICIUTU HAT.LOT. Gibson . 15 fl*wry . 20 t*lk«.. 1‘ose.v ......... 2 SHpeiKMT - • 1« 21 V ’bur* Wurrlck— U IS 40 0 78 80 S At the result of the last ballot the convourion vyas wild with enthusiasm and cries of “Taylor, Taylor,'K rang tlirougli the largo auditorium. It. was several minutes before order was restored, when the nomination of Taylor was made unanimous by the defeated candidates and the delegates from the different counties. Mr. Taylor then stepped on the stage and in a few eloquent remarks thanked the delegates for the honor thus conferred on him. Ilis remarks were received with cheers and ho was congratulated on all sides for tho lair and impartial manner in which he had made his canvass for the nomination. Calls for Kracmer and Parrott, brought those gentlemen to the stage, who assured the convention that they were still democrats and would not be found sulking in their tents, but would be to the front and working tor the election of Mr. Taylor and the entire democratic ticket ffom top to bottom. The speeches were received with loud cheering. After congressman Parrelt’s remarks the convention adjourned with three rousing cheers, and the delegates returned to their several counties with the one purpose in view of giving Mr. Taylor two thousand majority at the election in November. AT HOME. Shortly after tho nomination, word was received by telegram that Mr. Taylor had been successful,there was general rcjoiciug'&mong the people, and upon tho arrival of the train a targe number met him at tho depot. Tho boys who had boon to the convention then went to work and at about eight o’clock over three hundred people- preceded by the city band headed themselves toward Mr. Taylor’s home on Walnut street, where tho band discoursed several selections, and to the frequent calls, Mr. Taylor stepped to tho front and addressed the citizens assembled in his very pleasant and affable manner. At the conclusion of Mr. Taylor’s remarks three rousing cheers were giycn with a will and also three more for the success of the democratic party. It was a right royal welcome which the citizens of Petersburg gave him regardless of politics, nearly half of the people present being republicans, who, with the democrats, rejoiced at Mr. Taylor’s nomination. Our people not only regard it as an honor on the town and county, hut that the nomination was worthily besto wed on one who has the intellect, education ami ability to fill the office to the acceptability of the people of the First district. Although Hie ratification of Mr. Taylor’s nomination wae gotten up on very short notice, it was a complete success in every particular, and shows the esteem in which he Is held hy Ills fellow townsmen, and it is safe to say that he will receive many votes from republicans in this county.

THK NOMINEE. Hon. A. H. Taylor, ihe democratic nominee of this district for congress, was raised in the western part of New York where ho began the study of law. Hu went from there to Indianapolis in 1869, whore he studied and practiced law instil 1874 when he removed to this place, whero he has 6vdf since resided and practiced his chosen profession. In Ills eighteen years residence here he has been a ha nil student of law antj polities and built pp'a business and reputation of which any one might tV^II be proud. He Is a goin\ lawyer, a successful practitioner,' and one of the best posted politicians in the district. Kn>tn 1880 to 1884 he served as proso* •tiling attorney*rif this judicial cirmil so ably,faithfully and Successfully hat lie could have held that posiion till now had he so desired. lie s broad and liberal minded mid in | lie fullest'sympathy with the masses tnd laboring classes. ‘ ' ' Being some past forty years o< tge he is tioW in the full 'prime and

vigor of active manhood. An aggressive ami close* thinker, a tireless Worker, anil a good *'pei|iie‘r, Yte is.just file tit all to leaf! tlie''dohin(\rutsof this lllsjrict' ft victory and id 'represent the WTtole people thereof in’ congress. (Senfal,’social and' warm-hearted ho ‘fa liked by all who know hint. Mi fears ito foe ‘and forgets ito' friend. 'Ind'usYrious as the days*are long he shirks' no hardship or difficulty,,but manfully meets ajt'ti tlisehargee every duty both"pfivale and ’public.* paving felt "tlie stings and experienced the hardships of a limited purse, and 'having worked his w'ay from the hotloin found of llieladder by hard and unrciehtiiig toil anil patient industry, lib naturally''sympathizes with those who toil and earn their bread by the sweat of their brows. Being kind of heart, courteous pud affable in uddress and disposition, if elected, and he will be, no one however humble, need hesitate to prefer ins requests or prescut his petition in regard to the legislation required, or as to arty personal favor in his power to jratit. Without in (lie least disparaging any of life competitors in the race, we think the convention acted wisely in giving hint the nomination, and that the people at the polls will by a large majority ratify the olioioe made by the democratic convention at Evansville last Thursday. No man will ever regret casting his vote for Arthur II. Taylor. lie believes in a government of the people, by the people and for the people, lie is one of them in the fullest sense of the term. Tito democrats of this district are fortunate in having him for their candidate and leader. Tlnv people expect every democrat of this district to do bis duty liv going to the polls and casting his vote lor A. 11. Taylor for congress.

Uruukemiess, or tl»f> Liquor Habit* Posit iroly Cured by ad in lu lute Hup l>r. Haines Ciolden Specltle. It is manufactured as a powder, which can be given in a glass of beer,' a enp of codec or tea, or in food,without the knowledge of the patient. It is absolutely harmless, and will effect a permanent and speedy cure, whether the patient is a moderate drinker or an alcohalic wreck. It has been given in thousands of cases, and in .every instance a perfect cure has followed. It never Fails. The system once impregnated with the Specific, it becomes an utter impossibility for the liquor appetite'to exist. Cures guaranteed. 48 page book of particulars free. Address Goi.okn Specific Co., 185 Race Si., Cinein nali, Ohio. Real Estate Transfers. The following are the real Estate transfers since our lust issue: John Hradtield and wife to (ieorge Clin lull ess. one acre off of the ne cor. ne pt. lot No. 2 fraetoiual 7, twp. t n, r 7 w, considernttnu, $50. Alfred Thompson and wife to James Stubblefield, se sw see. 8, twp 2 s, r 7 w, 40 acres, consideration $700. John Crow and wife to William A. Olipliant, lot 76 und one third interest, Petersburg, consideration $500. John A. McCord and wife to Emily it. lleacoek, s hf ne qr, see. 16 twp. 2 s, r 7 w consideration, $750. Failed to do their Duty. Everybody has at times failed todo their duty towards themselves. Hundreds of lady readers suffer from sick headache, nervousness, sleeplessness and teinale trouble. Let them follow the example of Mrs. H. llcrheehter, Stevens Point, Wis., who for Bye years suffered greatly from nervous prostration and sleeplessness, tried physicians and different medicines without success. But oue bottle of l»r. Miles’ Nervine caused sound sleep every night amljshe is feeling like a new person, Mrs. EliflHteth Wheeler, Laramie City, Wyoming, who tried nil other remedies, declares that after three week's use of the Nervine for headache, nervous prostrition. etc., she was entirely relieved. Sold by J. U. Adams Sons. Trial bottle free. Program of the 4tb. The following is the program of the 4th of July celebration at Petersburg: Grand historical and industrial parade at 10 o’clock a. ui. thpough the principal streets, und thence to the fair grounds. Beading of the Declaration of Independence Dinner—one hour. Orations ol' the day. Athletic sports. Great WildJVest. exhibition, under the direction of the noted and daring scout. War Eagle, exhibiting Indian village, pony express, war dances, wagon train, lynch law, burning settlers’ cabin, eto.

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In order i to the home r. to put Tit* Democuat inie of every family hi I’iko county we will mate the low rate of Ally cents from now uutjl after the preside Dial election In .Noveinber. Now is tin ti'nie to take The Demockat to keep posted oh the great poliiical events that will occur in ibe hottest and most bitterly contested election oyer held in this country. .The people should post themselves on the great issues of the day, and in no way can they do this better than by taking The Democuat. This publication will deal fairly ‘ with all questions that may arise during the campaign without villification or misrepresentation. The people are demanding a change in national affairs and a revision of the greatest o.f all evils to the fanner and workingman—the JilbKfnley robbery tariff legislation. row is the rime to subscribe, while the campaign is just commencing and keep up with the times. Besides the political matter, The Democuat will present to its readers the local happenings of the town and county each wfek a® they may occur., Remember the ]Vriee is only fifty cents from now until alter the campaign.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla.

Commissioners Allowances. The following nrc the allowances made by the commissioners of Pike councy^at their J une session 1892. MISCKLI.ANKOUS. M. Q. Thomas.. S. A J. Benjamin ... Good let- Morgan . Goodlet Morgan . John Kvans . Baker *fc Thornton ... Joseph Ashby . Otto Bauemclster. L. E. Traylor. F. It. Biltle-back . Goodlet Morgan . Mary Johnson. Perry A. Corn..S 7 00 3 00 1 20 25 00 3 00 a 5o 3 00 3 00 a ou 2S 50 5 50 tfO 3 00 POOR. Vincent Fredrick. Jesse Eden ... —....._ Htnftis Dedman. Joint Hammond . s. G. Barrett & «on . r. W. F. Brock.. Fred Smith . Fred Smith . F. M. Bunks.... William Slmw. C.G Want . .. ... Joint O. Miley. . A Martin. -Brenton Holding. A. Martin Brenton ltobling. 1 Amanda Tolbert. Mrs. Joe Bailey. S.G. Bird:.. Uanmeyer it Given way ... J. B. Borer .. I. J. Kisert.'. U. T. Kiuie . F. Hargrave. W. V. Hargrove. John G. Allen. W. M. De.Mott . Johnson & Bane . L. B Johnson . S. K.Clark . .... J. B LeVi . P. II l.amb. W C. Biddles .. Nioltolos Harris . Brenton Bolding . Otwell Mill Co . J. B. Young A Co . W. C. Billon . J. B, Young & Co .. Horn her B»os . T. W. Bassingor. S W. Sampson . John H. Barrett .. J. S. Hamilton. J S. Hamilton . B F. Hatfield ... . J. B. Duncan. J. W.fColeman . L. H. Helstneyer . Joliit li. Stork . .. t Nathaniel Corn . William J. Bethel . A»„ li. Ireland. David Be Tar . W.T. Blythe . U E. Wood want .. 2 50 24 00 1 00 4 05 SO 00 1 25 11) 00 22 80 3 00 20 50 0 00 5 70 2 00 4 56 -19 53 10 90 ID (10 39 00 1 45 7 00 15 50 -I no 42 00 ■ 3 00 2 .->0 24 00 21 50 10 00 6 00 14 00 4 00 10 25 0 IH) 12 00 10 75 10 15 0 50 2 on 5 00 10 00 ];i oo 5 45 17 00 4 10 IK 75 40 50 40 00 11 25 0 25 (i 25 4 10 4 10 4 10 4 10 4 10 VOX SCAT. 1*S. William II. T.ntrell . W.W. Richnrdsoh... Thomas II. Brown... Nioholos Collins . Wyatt Corn . ASSESSING BEVliN’UK. \V. I.. Fredrtek.s . S. A. .1. Benjainlu. Peter It. M ilK-r . Perry A. Miller . lieorge It. Benjamin . , .. Oennie I.. West . Elijah Whlteloek . .lames II. Bolling . Por y A. Corn . ... John Evans . B F. MeCord . Joseph Ashhy . Marlin Shoulders . Otto Baueineister . I.ewls E. Traylor. Samuel llngerson. 1st fay ette Tray lor. PRISON KltS. 4 00 4 OO 1 00 10 DO 1 00 120 00 120 OO 51 (HI 20 00 120 00 W OO 100 DO 10 00 120 00 120 00 72 00 20 00 32 00 120 00 120 U> 52 00 4 00 J.W. Stillwell .. J. H. Vieho& Co 10S 85 4 00 ROAD EXPENSES. J W Stillwell . Ellas Harretl (j. W. Thomas . .. John P. Black . J. H. Bolling. J. I,. Homner . William B Maloti S A. 1). Barker ... 25 (10 3 00 1 50 1 50 1 SO 1 50 3 00 J. L. Miller. P. i\ A s> Ahbott ... John Nichols. J. 'A Bell . J. it. Bolling. Josiah Morton sr . John M. Ho Wo son . Hubert T. Hollon . W. Chappell . rvnuc buildings. .1. W. Stillwell . shawhan & lloonshot . . J. It AOnmsit Sou . Joseph Lory . Shawhan & lloonshot ..— Head & Ump... COUNTY ASYLUM. 3 oo 1 741 1 74) 25 3 00 1 50 1 50 25 5 74) 1 00 1 00 3 00 2 no 3 90 Henry Sluifer ..,.; L. E. Woodward — . S H. Fetllnger .i.. .. J. B. Young * Co . J. H. Adams * Son . . John 11. Sluimons. Hlmwhan * lloonshot. J B Young* Co . . W II. tiladbli. EXPENSE SCHOOL KUND. Asahe) Ashby . J.A.Wlggs . Ahsaloin MoCImre —.. t>. B. Mmkr.. COUNTY ATTORNEY. William .1. Thurman. Posey * Chappell . PRINTING. Fannie E Mount-. Krebs Bros, & Co .. STATIONERY. 25 50 13 75 242 49 4 25 * 5 49 11 75 2 30 1 75 3 50 1 74! 1 50 1 741 1 50 111 25 30 00 20 27 21 75 lloweiu Merrill*Co . Win, B Bnrford. . COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT. M. B Tbomiis . BLIND EXPENSE. id oo 105 20 308 00 lolin Hammond .. ‘■’red Smith ... „.. Joliu Bead DEAF AND DUMB. Fred Smith... ... CORONERS INQUEST. Uoodllct Morgan. DeTar* Ireland .. Byers * Link .. L. E. Woodwaid. • CIRCUIT COURT. Goodlet Morgan .. GoodletMorgan.. . i). O. Smith . Joseph J Lory.... Joseph J. Lory . W. I. Slirode .. . Bum Smith.. no A uu op HEALTH. 2 25 4 181 4 76 4 00 1 00 fo on 74) 18) 50 DO 4 1)0 20 60 36 40 10 61) 6 Ml) 4 115 1 25 Hoodie! Morgan 8. B. Clark. 1 50 15 00 INSANE. Janies Peflemlall.. TAX REFUNDED. D. W. Keby . BRIDGES. J. J. Bowman ..V.. ....... . W. H.GIadtKh ... .. . W. M. Chandler . Z.T. I tearing. COUNTY OKF|CE|tS F. H. Blldernaok .... .......,'.’7.;ft. 4) Sm II li .... J. W. Stillwell . W. II f |adlsh . Z. T I tearing . W. M. Chandler. INTEREST on county bonds. Smith .J.. • ON COUNTY ORDERS . . i v v i -■ 13 00 I 60 7 OO 14 00 14 18) 21 oq 634 83 200 00 4 III) 31 74) 31 74) 01 50 &50 00 10 95

Announcement. FOIt IMtoSKCUTrSO ATTORNEY. Wf* are authorized to nmtoooee the name of'Fhoinas t*. Dillon as a candidate lor re- | nomination, beforetire Demoeiatle Judicial convention, for the office of Prosecuting torney of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit. : AtFOR SHERIFF. We are authorized to announce the name of Samuel Pettinger, as a candidate frtV' the nomination of Sherlir subject‘to the decision of Lie Countv Democratic convention. 1 !i FOR RECORDER. We are authorized to announce the name ofFlorian Bartl, of Jefferson townsliip, »s a Candidate for the nomination of Recorder su Meet to the decision <ff the County' Democratic eon ventjoiv. ■* Wo are authorized to announce the name of Panief P* Parnell, of Washington town • ship, as a candidate for the nomination of Recorder at the coming Democratic nominating convention. ‘ • En. Democrat—Please announce my name as A c mdidate for the nomination as Recorder, subject to the decision of the Pike county democratic convention, James Z. Bret,. of JeHVrson township.' Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that the County Hoard ©P Review of Pike County, Indiana, will meet lit the Commissioners room in the Auditor’s office in the town of Petersburg, Pike county, Indiana, on Monday, the lit 1b day of July, I85rj, for the purpose of hearing complaints and lor the assessment, review and equalization of taxes of said county for I he year 18U2. > RAN K LIN R. BILDKUBACK, l-l Auditor Pike CbUnty,;IiKl.

Notice to Non-Residents. The State Indiana, Pike County. In the Pike Circuit c<#uri. July Term, 1892. YflUi&in W. Mason, 'j Sitne’ n Mason Benjamin Mason etui | vs )■ Partition Complaint William I>. Mason No. Wiley Mason II u Ida Cart er Etal. J Now comes the plaintiffs, by Richardson & Taylor, their attorneys, and tile their eomplaiul herein, together with an affidavit, that the defendants, John Mason. Burrell Mason, the unknown heirs of Hulda Ashby, Hu Ida Nassett, William Nassett, Annie Clifford, Ida Clifford and James Clifford are not. residents of the State of Indiana and that the complaint in this action is for partition of real estate in said county, belonging to parties hereto. Notice is therefore given said defendents that unless they be and appear on the 19th judicial d«*y of the next Term of the Pike ' Ciicuit Court, [the said day being on Monday* 'August 1st, 18!)2.] to be Itolden on the second Monday of July A. P. 1892, at the court house in Petersburg, in said county and State and answer or demur to said com plaint or the same will l>e heard and determined in their • absence. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my band and atttoced the seal of said court at Petersburg, this ttth day of June, A D. 1892. GOODLET MORGAN, Seal Clerk. Notice to Teachers. At its last mee'ing. the State Board of Ed- : neat ion passed the following resolution relating to Uterary work in the County Examinations: Whereis, The State Board of the Indiana ' Teachers Heading Circle Ims adopted Holmes* - Autocrat of the Breakfast Table ns the text hook in its course of reading in literature. tor the school year of 1892-8 Therefore be it Resolved: That the State j board of EducAthm defer the use of said book ' In its examination of teachers, until February, 189.1 And further. fie it liemlvefl: That for the months of j June, July and August of IS9CL\.o literary re- ' view' nor txamination udB|ny literary work be required in tic* t '^^^HPxuminat ion that questions he propaUHWB^he month ol’ September, October and November upon Evangeline, an ! for Dec^nher, 1892, January ‘ 1898, upon Snow Bound. ^ The books fur Teacher’s Heading Circle for ‘ 1892*8 are Fiske's Civil Government ami Holme’s Autocrat Breakfast Table I wish to order the books so as to have them at On. in.4ituto ami Id nnlcr to do so would In' pleased for all who want a set to send in their names at once. Respectfully. M. B. THOMAS, , 8-8 Co. Supt. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. How’s Your Liver? Is tlio Oriental salutation, knowing that good health cannot exist without a healthy Liver. When the Liver is torpid the Bowels are sluggish and constipated, the food lies in the stomach nnditude, despondency and nervousness indicate how the whole system is de- — ranged. Simmons Liver Regulator has been the means of restoring more , people to health and < happiness by giving them i a healthy Liver than any agency known on earth. 1 It acts ' with extraor- i dinary power and efficacy. 1 NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED, | A« a ircniTul family remedy for dyspepsh' l l.irt.iU Liver, Constipation, etc.. I hardly e«» 1 nsc nwrthino else, and have never Seen dis appointed in the effect produced; it seems .1 I be almost a iw*rfe‘*t cure for all diseases o. lu t Stomach aud Bowels. W. J. McEum»y. Macon, Gar s

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Sleeplessness Cured. IV I am glad to tastily that I used Pastor Koenig's Nerve Toulo with the best suceess for sleeplessness, and believe that It is really it great relief tot suffering humanity. £. FRANK, Pastor. St. Severin, Keylerton P. O., Pa. IiOOAS, Ohio, Oct. 18,1KHX I used Pastor Koenig’s Nerve Tonic In the case of a 13-year old boy for a ease of St Yt:«a Dance of two years' standing His condition vafi most lamentable, as his limbs were constantly in motion, and at table his hands could not hold knife, fork or epoon The effect of this medicine was at onoo noticeable to all.' and ■, the boy himself remarked, “I know it helps me," and before the second bottle was used up, Ue Insisted that there was no nooessity of taking more as he was entirely cured ^ ndRI.HKI-FBNBKBQKB. ■—A Valuable Book on Nervons | Disease < sent free to any ad.tress, ami poor luitieuto can also obtain this medicine free ol^chanse. KOENIG MED. CO., Chicago, III. Sekl by Druggists at SI per Bottle. GforSB. IdtmeSine.ai.7B. C Bottles for *9. Ashby Sl Chappell, Real Estate Agents. Fire, Life, and Live Stock Insurance Agents. Celled ions anti A list rants of Titles a Specialty. j Dan L). Ashby, Pension am) 17. S. C 1 * • ' ‘ Agents. * . Cull on them at Room No. 10, Second Floot Bui'k1 UtilliUng. ?■* ►>> Monuments Best material, most rehsnmflde prices, sat* Ktactlou guaranteed nt I'nrKh.ir, [Burble Work* J.& U. YOU Hi*. Proprietors, i . ,* 1. -t * -r K""‘ »V . i

Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription and Children. It contains neither Opium, Moi other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups# and It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’! Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms i feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria teething troubles, cures constipation and flatuf Castoria assimilates tho food, regulates tho st< and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep, toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Frilf

Castoria. “Castoria is an excellent mcdieino for children. Mothers have itepeatedly told me of its good effect upon their children." Du. G. C. Osoocq, Lowell,'Mass. ■' Castoria is the. best remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I fcc!pe‘tt>e day is not far distant when mothers will consider the real interest of their children, and use Castoria instead of the various quack nostrums which are destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other liurtfui agents down their throats, thereby sending them to premature graves.” Pa. J. F. KiHcnxnox, Conway, Ark.

“ Castoria is so well adapted to ehUjH .1 recommend it as superior to any known totue." H. A. AkciikA^I UiSo. Oxford St., Brookp^ *• Oar physicians in the children's ■ ment have spoken highly o£ their 1 ence in their outside practice witliCa and although we only have arnocl medical supplies what is known as rl products, yet we are free to confess tls merits cf Castoria has won us to loot favor upon it." Umtsd Hospital and DisrsNli Boston^ Alois C. SatTH, Prtt.,

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INVALIDS Bain rapidly in health and strength by the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. This medicine substitutes rich and pure mood,' for the Impoverished fluid left in the veins after fevers and other wasting sickness. It improves the appetite and tones up the system, so that convalescents soon *. Become Strcrng active, and vigorous. To relieve-that tlrecl feeling, depression of spirits, and nervous debility, no other medicine produces the speedy ami permanent effect of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. F. O. holing, Brockton, Mass.', writes: “ I apt confident that anyone s:i(Ienlug from the ejfcetsof scrofula, general de. hility, want of appetite, depression of spirits, and lassitude will lie cured By Using Ayer’s Sarsaparilla; for 1 ha v-w-taken It, and speak from experience.” “ In the summer of tsss, I was cured of nervous debility by the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla."—Mrs. II. Benoit, 6 Middle st., Pawtucket, R. I. \ “Several years ago 1 was in a debilitated condition. Other remedies having f/iilwl. 1 began to take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, and was greatlvffityiefltetl. As ii Spring medicine, t considecit invaluable.” —Mrs. B. S. Winchester; linden, Ki. ' Ayer’s Sarsaparilla PRKPAUKP BT . • Dr, j. C. AUER & CO., Lowell, Mass. Sold by all Druggists. Price $1; six bottles* $5.

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CURE tick Headaclxo and relieve all the troubles fno$» rtont to a bilious sLite of tko system, such oJ% Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness. Distreeo after dating. Tain in the Side, &c. Whilo their moat remarkable success has been shown in curing; , SICK Headache, yet Carter’s Little Lfver PfflS avA equally valuablo in Constipation; curing and pro* Tenting this annoying complaint, whileriioy correct all disorders of the stomach stimulate thd lir-jr and regulate the bowels. Even if they uol? ■? HEAD;/ Acbethoy would bo almost priccloes to those wh« gutter from this distressing complaint; but fortunately theirgoodnesedocs notoud hare,and those who cnee try thorn will hud these littto pilisvalu* ufcle in so many ways that they will not‘beT wil* ling to do without them. £ut after allsick headl ACHE fetbe bone of so many livea that hen !a wherw i weraakoour great boost. Our pills cure itwhitd Others do not. —- - - — Carter's Little Liver Pills are very small and very easy to take. One or two pilla make a dow. Thoy are etriotly vegetable ana do not gripe or pnrso, but by their gentle action please all vrh» rise them. Invialaat2Scems; five lor $1. Sold by druggists everywhere or scut by mail. CASTER MEDICINE CO„ New York. SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE

THE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTE My doctor soys It act* gently on the stotniu h lind kidneys, and Unpleasant laxative. I'M i . is made from herbs, and Is prepared for as* up t Bates. It Is (Wilt'd LANE’S MEDICII AlltlPUfifKlstssell Hat 50c. awl $.1.00 pea l Buy one to day. La no * Family Medici m the b "vela each day. In order to be heal Is lenMMET. __ Aliy£l»TI«C0Q or other?,who vwisn t AlfvUI I IvCRv the paper cr obtain « go advertising space yvhen in Chicago, ««i! fend i Ad /ertising Agency of |

F. A. SHANDY. riomiiPH FAMILY GROUP /ID RESIDENCES A SPECIALTY Alt kiwis of, on! ilooI' work [rails, oa^ying ami enlarging! •Id pint ores &e. Rir! Inlay oirprise parly groups a speeia(i\\ Sali'iac.li«m guniniilyi^ or iio [live me a cull, or ail^ress Y. A. SHANDY ] Petersburg Indiana*