Pike County Democrat, Volume 23, Number 12, Petersburg, Pike County, 12 August 1892 — Page 3

cing Thursday Aug. 11 and continuing two r our entire stock of Dry Goods at “busting Summer dress goods, thin dress goods, wash silk, grenadines &c., great line, your choice t the price of calico. Come during this sale antage of this offer. We knt the price Grand line of carpets and curtains. Genuine Smyria rugs, new patterns, lace curtains, curtain drapery &c. We are agents for St^iTpl©3Tfs grloTre fitting: sItloos For ladies’ and children, they are the finest and most perfect finished ladies’ shoe made. Why dont you try them? Don’t forget Xr,xid.a.3r Bstxgrsuixx H>©,37% You can afford to travel 50 miles for the bargains of Friday. We are always crowded oh that day, try and get in early. W. V. Hargrove & Co. , The Peoples’ store.

MTD BE HELD ATfr^PETERSBURG, IND. Big Races Each Day. ¥

Premium List Now Ready. Leslie Lamb, 4 - President. E. P. Richardson, - Secretary.

THEP1KE COUNTY DEMOCRAT. Entered nt the postofflcc In PoUrstHirg for transmission Uirougii the wails as secondclass mutter. mar- The Pike County Democrat has the larseal elrealatioa ot any newspaper published In Vlke County I Adrertlsers will m*ie a note of thiafart! ' erttsei r is Old papers for sale at this office. Mitchell wagons, all sacs, at Heart jfc LInip’j. 12 Don’t fail to register with thccounly cleric. Nothing tint old sweet tobacco in Petersburg wigara. Sol Prank ia at Cinciiuido^Thi week wishing friends. - Petersburg cigars aro in good rte- ... wut'.irt all over the county. lot TFake Tub Dbmocuat, only 50 cents form now until January 1. If you are all run down, ragged ou*, lake Simmons Liver Regulator. Smoke “Industry,” “No. 40" and ^ijkmicstejad'’ cigars, made at JVtcra101 ients will please send y noon of

Plow points sharpened at the shin glc mill. Smoko “Industry,” “No 40" am “Homestead” cigars. 10t *' Fifty cents will secure The Demo WHAT until January 1, 1893. The Colorado horses may be sect now at auy time by calling at Peters burg. Bowing machine needles for al kinds of machines for sale at Read & Urn p's. IS We invite you to compare the Po tersburg cigars with any in thr market. 10t Prejudice and ignorance have giver way to Simmons Liver Regulator. I has stood the test Voter* don't fail to register if yor have changed your residence witlrii lire past three months. Ladies, it your husband Junius smoke insist on their smoking Po tersburg cigars. They aro the boat . lot Every horse offered at the fhiloradr horse sale goes for what it brings Remember the date, Wednesday Aug. }7tli. lion. A. H. Taylor it at Mt. Vernoi this week taking a look at Pose; county's big lull and mUing will i his matiy friends. If you have changed youi resldcne witUiu tire pa U three mouths you Its* better register with Ihu county elerl m trouble when you go to th

i f' ■ tat old pipe away and buy an “Industry cigar.’’ lOt Tiipi DKMoeiiAT from now until January 1,1893, for 50 cents. Man wants bat little here below when he trades at the Star Clothing lloHse. 12?2 A large number of our people were at Sulphur Springs last Sunday for their health. It never failed to cure dyspepsia j and liver complaint. Take Simiuou9 Liver Regulator. When you go driving, hunting or fishing buy an “Industry” cigar— i good for five miles. lOt Prince Alberts, cutaway, sack aud frock suits, really tailor-made at t he Star Clothing House. 12-2 Watermelons as big as nail kegs have been coming in this week by the wagon load. “Now we’re libin.” * Read & Limp sells all kinds of sewing machines at reasonable prices. Call ami see Iheir new machines. 12 A. B.Jfkrmer, editor of the Monroe City Slaiywas in the city Tuesday on business connected with his paper. White Chappell loft Sunday for . Denver to attend tho “national oucampment of the Knight Templars. W. V. Hargrove is at Chicago this week laying in a large stock of dry goods and notions for tho fail trade. 1 A practical consideration of the “Sabbath Observance” is promised at the M. E. Church next Sunday evening. All parties who intend to sell cigars at the fair should buy of the Petersburg factory and buy cigars '.hat wtll sell. 10i Young man buy your wedding suit at the Star Clothing House where you will have choice of the Very latest. 12 2 .Jasper Scraper, ot Jefferson township, was a caller Monday. He is one of the old Jeffersonian democrats of Pike county.

Re fn ember ilu* auction sale of Colorado horses at Petersburg, Indiana, Wednesday, August 17th. Sale commences at 10:00 o’clock sharp. The Presbyterian C. E. will hold a Columbian fete aud will serve ice cream, cake and lemonade in the court house yard Thursday Sept. 1, 1S92. 12-2 J. T. Rumble, of Madison township, received a flue Southdown sheep from Kentucky last week. lie is registeu^, a very Hue one and cost $39.50. “ ))r. W. iJ. Hunter and wife desire to return thanks to the many friends who so kindly assisted them,in their sad bereavement in the loss of their daughter. The Petersburg ball club went to Sulphur Springs last Sunday and played a game of ball with the Huntingburg club. Score 7 to 5 in favorot the lat ter club. McClellan Fowler brought to the city last week the antclr of a moose which lie found in White river. It is a very large specimen and no doubt has been in the water for many years. If you are interested in horseflesh attend the public salo of Colorado horses in Petersburg, Wednesday, Aug. 17th. A sis months credit will be given. Full particulars will be announced at sale. Fob Sai.e.—The Dr. Leslie homestead in Petersburg, sixteen rooms, barn, fruit, Sits., about live acres of ground, at a bargain. See GeoVgc Leslie, Petersburg, or address Alex Letilie, Washington, I nil'. 11-4 The annual convention of the PiRe bounty Sundav school union will meet at Augusta, August 17th and ).8th. An interesting program has been prepared for the occasion and all Sunday school workers should bo in attendance. Tho regular meeting of the Loy.al Temperance Legion will bo held next Sunday at 2:30 p. m. at the Presbyterian church-. All members and any who are interested are invited to be present and decide what we shall do for the Worlds fair. When Baby was tick, wa gave her Castorfa. When she was a Child, she cried for Castorfa. When she became Miss, Bhe clung to Castorfa Wht® she had Children, she gave them Castorfa.

Monday the miners in the lingers mine in Daviess county struck, noton account ol' wages, but because of tlio discharge of a man Whom the miners had hired as “check” weigher. It is thought that the strikers will not give in and the mines will be closed for some time. W. R. Dcmumbrum has a large lot of first-class brick on hand which he is selling olf at reduced prices. It would be well for those in need of ■ brick to call on him at once and save monej as lie is desirous of closing out at onco. Yard one mile from Peters* i burg on the Jasper road. 12-2 i About the middle of the present month we will begin a remnant sale v which will consist mostly of summer i dress good, which we Will sell regardless of cost as we need tho room for fall stock. This will be a great chance to get a nice dress at a very low price. Call before all are gone. 12-3 J. 11. Young & Co. , There was quite a gamo on hand Sunday between a number of liven ( Bud hoys ranging from cloven to forty years. It is called “seben lebcn,”, or In other words plain “craps.” If 1 men must “shoot craps” they should not allow (he children to congregate 1 about them. It Is had enough for men to gamble without learning the : children. Some of tho parents of tho I children who wore present, would ; blush with shame did they but know >' (bat their child tvas engaged in the

Vinslow tiie Scene of An other Cutting Scrapei Frightful Affair in Which Three Men are eriously Bat—Two of the Victims may Die at Any Moment. ■ill Account of the fllclee as Gathered by the Democrcat Heporter. Last Saturday about 5 o’clock al Vinslow occurred one ot the worst iols and cutting affray* the idle burg lias ever known. Winslow i nine uiiiee south ol' this city, and vliile It is not the lirst time that scious affrays of this kind has liapleued, this one seems to cap the clinax in cases of brutality. The facts of the racket arc simply he following: A miner by the lame ot Barnes assaulted a young ady by the name ot lteed on the lark grounds, which lie about quarter of a mile from the village, vi»o reported the facts to her father tid brothers who Immediately made earch for the miscreant and recognising him looked for the officials ot hat locality, but not finding them ailed Sheriff Btilwell, who immodilely instituted search tor Barnes, lo was finally located in McCoy’s aluou, and the sheriff' told him that io was wanted. He immediately bowed light, amt made a desperate Hurt to escape from Sheriff’ Slilwell. V.bout this time a number ot miners ante and demanded ttie release of tames, but the sheriff flatly retused. Vt this juncture host.lilies comiicuccd and knives, razors, pistols, liiliard cues, beer bottles and other nstntmenis of war filled the air. jeycral aliempis were made to down sheriff Sul well, who was at the lime n llie middle of the saloon. The heriff by a* great effort saved hltnelf from injury and got outside with iarnes. 'J’iio rest of the men wore .till In the saloon fighting. Men verc knocked right and left while a talf dozen or more were seriously

lilt. When the smoke of battle hail leared away it was found that Bart md Pete Stinson, brothers, and Levi teed were seriously cut, and that ithers were only slightly cut, but hat bruised heads were plenty. Bart Stinson, a miner, ran from he saloon down the street and back icros.s the street to the rear of the lostoffie**, where he fell from the loss if blood. He was picked up amt >laced in as comfortable position as tossiblo and Dr. Woodward was ailed, who made an examination 'of lie wounded man and found that lie lad been cut twice; one cut extendd from just back of the let) arm pit lown below the short ribs, being ibout sixteen inches long; the other tcross the left side of the stomach, md being about six inches long. * lie •resented a horrible sight to those vho witnessed the doctors dress md then, sew up t he wounds. Ic is still in a precarious "coudition md there are but slight hopes of his ■ecovery. Peter Stinson fared but little better. ;le ran from the saloon with blood a reaming from several cuts, to bis trothcr-in-law’s home. Dr. McUrew jf Ayrshire, dressed Ills wounds, .vhioli consisted of a cut on the the hroat from the lip of the left eag •round in front to what is calk™ ‘Adam’s apple,” a very serious cut, tul not deep enough to cause any serious results; another cut on the right breast about four inches long; mother deep gasii i# the muscle of he right arm, and a stab in (lie back, [t was a very narrow escape and hail lie razor or knife went but a hair ]oeper it would have undoubtedly severed the jugular vein. Levi Rued, a farmer, was also seriously slabbed. lie was slabbed live times in the back and right 6ide md although at first it was thought ;hat lie was not seriously cut, yet Dr. Ireland, who dressed tho wounds, bought that serious results might follow. At this writing ho is very ow, and it is learned that Ills -condiion is alarming. Alfred Ilced and others also rereived slight cuts and bruises, but uniting serious. Just who the parties are who done the cutting is unknown, but several liavc been accused, but no arrests tiave been made at this writing. 1’ho cutting is to bo greatly deplored in many respects, but it is said that there has been an old grudgo slandiug between some of the men engaged in the fight and they took the opportunity to have it out, while there was another racket going on. The injured men are hard workers md very peaceable when not in their nips. While a tew of those engaged in the fight mav have bBon drinking lie majority of them were sober, ami were just onlookers but got mixed up in the light and were on the defensive, yet others were right in lot having a time, and they had it. And another chapter lias been adled to Winslow.

Rev. E. W. Cud well, formerly a resident of lids count), l>nt now a resident of Cannellon, Washington 3011 niv, made Tint DE&fjpfcT u call sail 'Wednesday. Hr '*3s minister in charge of tho M. ft church in 1849, and held tho most eventful campmeeting ever held in the county, the result of which was 100 accessions tc the church. He has many experiences lo relate of the early pioneer church life In this county. Tho 4V. C. T. U. will meet at the M. E. church next Friday at 3 P. M. Subject, “The drink bill.1* The meeting will bo conducted by Mrs. S. J. Ash. All members aro requested tc be preseut, there will bo important business to transact. The city has on its best this week in honorof the pretty school inarms who are attending the institute. As for they boys, well they are all right, but not npar a» good looking as the young ladies who weildthe birch. Men’s shirts 25c., men’s jeans pants 59c., men’s working gloves 50c., a “dandy” suit of clothes $1000, boy’s •mil 98c. -t— 12 2 Star Clothixo House. The soldiers rc-nninn of Pike county will cominenco October 5th. Full particulars next week. Special excursion to Indian Springs next Sunday. Train leaves at 8:15: fare $1.00. Our convention report has crowded Mil considerable local news this week, If yon are hard to fit or please, trv the Star Clothing House. 12 2 Rev. Clark, of Union, was in the pity Wednesday. i’'#!1-"1 *--^1 ^ v * ■ ■ 1

The animal session of the Pike) county teachers’ institute convened at the'court house Monday. The attendance so far has been the largest of any held in the q»iin!y, which speaks well for the teachers who are engaged in the profession. The institute was ealled to order Monday at 11 o’clock by Supt. Thotuas, and the organization perfecleij. The session was opened with pra.v- ! er by Rev.'ltewtns. Prof. Black then entertained the audience by the rendition of a song, after which lie outlined in a few words the course of l music lie intended to pursue throughlout his work. The institute I hen* adjourned, THE AFTERNOON SESSION, Opened with song by the ehoir, led by Prof. Black, followed by a very interesting talk by Prof. Tomlin, ol Rock port, on “The Prog ram." Prof. Black then gave a class drill in vocal music. Prof. Boone having arrived he gave an interesting address upon Physiology,” followed by Prof. Ferjieh who gave out a very able instruction, ill arithmetic work. Prof Black then gave a drill on I he elements of music, followed by an interesting exercise upon Physiology and Hygiene, especially hygienic rules to be observed bv the teachers and pupils, by Prof. Fertich. One of the interesting lectures of the day was that of Prof. Boone on “History,” showing the relation of history to cause and effect of events. Prof. Black closed the day’s work, Enrollment 111. TUESDAY MORNING. Institute opened promptly at nine o’clock with song and devotional exercises led by Prof. Boone. Prof. Fertich gave a practical drill in arithmetic, having thirteen bright little girls and boys for the class. It was very interesting and a realistic instruction. Prof Boone talked on the “Science of Education,” in which he showed plainly the relation of the teacher to his work, am] the ability of the teacher. Alter a short recess Prof. Black gave a vocal drill, and labored very patiently with the musical voicos of the institute. Jle was followed by Prof. Fertich in a lecture on tlie use of the study of “Physiology” to both teacher and pupil and also how to present it to tlie classes. “History” being the next subject before the insti'ute. Prof. Boone took it up and gave a most practical talk on bow jt should be taught to I lie pupils. The talk was highly appreciated Prof Black closed the forenoon work. AFTERNOON SESSION. After the usual exercises Prof. Fertich took tip the uses of the diacritical marks, and as one of the teachers remarked: “The lecture seems to have been a visitation of Providence, for it served to acquaint lhe teachers with liter need of this kind of work in the school room.” Following Ibis was another masterly lecture on Mental Science by Prof, Boone. Prof. Fertich gave a practical drill in “Primary Reading,” again using Ins small pupils. At 3:30 Prof. Boone gave another lecture on “Psychology” as applied to the school-room in the methods of teaching. This lecture was a continuation of tho forenoon lecture on the same subject. '' The day’s work closed by a drill in music by Prof. Black . Enrollment 121. The address of Prof. Boone Wednesday evening was an earnest plea tor liie educational interests of the children. The professor is a ready speaker and holds his audience as one person so entertaining is his subjects. Prof. Feetich gave one of his inimita? hie readings last evening to a . very large audience. The professor is one of tiiei foremost elocutionists of the StaTcT

The Oakland City fair will lake place August 22nd to 271h inclusive. The lair managers have arranged a lino program for each day, and they feel confident tliat they will please the people. Sec advertisement in another column. Rev. Bain says that the people of Dale understand the business when It comes their turn to entertain a District Conference. The next_ session, about one year from this, is to be in Petersburg. H. A. WierwUle. of Buckskin, representing the Kellogg 0*'., educational publishers of New York, has boon in tho city this week attending the institute. The editor of Tun Democrat is under obligations to George Do'l'ar and \V. L. Truitt for assistance remitted during the teachers’ instituto. Fell Bead. These words are very familiar to our readers, as not » day passes without die report of the sudden death of some prominent citizen. The exclamation is “Heart Disease ” Therefore beware of the following symptoms: Short breath, paih in side, smothering spells, svvolen ankles, asthmatic breathing, weak and hungry spells, tenderness in shoulder or arm, tin tiering of heart or irregular pulse. These symptoms mean heart disease. The most reliable remedy is Dr. Miles’New Heart Cure,which tuts saved thousands or lives, ltooks of testimonials free at J. It. Adams & Son, who also sells the New Heart Cure.

Noxid. For recreation nnd health either Milbnm or White Sulphur splines are good resorts. There was a large crowd of people at White Sulphur springs last Sunday. Teachers ot Marion township are attending the institute in full force. If you fail to come to Noxid on the night, of August 10th you will miss a grand time. Ulohardson Jk Dealing are about to trade their store in this place to Mr. Sllofe for a farm near. Strength and Health. If you are not feeling and healthy, try Eleetrie Bitters. If LaGrippe has left you weak and wearv, use Eleetrie Bitters. That remedy acts inrtmtl^jyii i.ver. stomach and kidneys constantly > %g those organs to perform their functionsrlf you me ufflieted with siek headache, you will liad speedy and permanent relief by inking Eleetrie Hitters.-One trial will convince you Hint this is the remedy von need. Large bottles only 60c at J. U. Adaup & Son’s d.ug store. A New Method Of regulating the liver, stomach amllttfVvels through the nerves. A new discovery. l»r. Miles Neive and Liver Bills speedily cure billinnsneas, had taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation, Unequnled for men, women nnd children. Smallest, mildest, surest I SO doses 23 els. Samples flee at t). U. Adams A Sons. llucklen’s Arnica Naive. Thk Bnar Salvk in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Itheum. FcVer sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains. Corns and nil SKln Eruptions, nndpostfvely cures 1’iles. nr no pay required. It Is guar, nnteed to give perfect satiafimtinn, or money tofu titled. I’ricc S-'i cents per box. For sale by J. H. Adams A Son. aprs.82 ' Lane’s Family Medle(j»e moves the hoivpls eaijpUay. Most people need to U8C,

mm Toe following aro the proceedings of the lioai'll of Commissioners of Pike County for the August session The license application of Joseph Vincent was rejected for waiit of jurisdiction. rThe application Marlin Penner for liquor license was rejected on account of jurisiiiction. The claim of Nancy E. Wallace fof damages was rejected. The reports of the various township trustees was examined and approved. A number of claims were allowed. J. 11. Dolling \va awarded the contract for two years to superintend the county asylum. The price paid to be !fl 00 per week for each inmate. The following were (he bids: Tbos. J. .£ JoBepli Fleecer. Isaac Arnold . . Frank Bilderback . .. Charles L. U rider .. Charles A. Rumble . J M. Tisdale . Wm. M. Lockhart. Thus. J. Fleener. John R. Hass. .. Name not Riven, Wm. Lockhart Wm. Ridge. B. II. iKirsey. J. H. Bolling. M. H. Robinson. George Rattling. Clark Hawkins et al . S. F Kinman . Arclitllis Fettlnger—.. J uteph Ross . Wm. C. Richardson . Henry Hollon . H. S. Richardson. Fall to do their Duty.

Kveryoouy has at times miiea to <10 meir duty toward themselves. Hundredsof lady readers sutler front six headache, nervousness, .sleeplessness and female troubles. l,et them follow the example of Mrs. H. Herbeehter, Steens Point, Wis., who for live years suffered greatly from nervous prostrations and sleeplessness, tried p.ysieians and different, medicines withour success. Hut oue bottle of Dr. Miles’ Nervine caused sound sleep e'ery night and she is , feeling like a new person. Mrs. Elizabeth ] Wheeler, Laramie City, Wyoming, who tried all other remedies, declares that after three week’s ..so of the Nervine, for headache, nervous prostration, etc., she was entirely relieved. Sold by J. It. Adams & Sou. Trial bottles tree. Township Trustees’ Report. The following^ Ilia reports of the various trustees of the several townships oT Pike county for the fiscal year cutting August 1,1892: JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP. Receipts .110,601 77 Expenditures . 9,468 nil Balance on hand. 1JKS 78 WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. Itecelpts.$ 8,724 57 .Expend it ures. 5,518 18 Balauce on lutnd . 3,21)6 30 MADISON TOWNSHIP. Receipts...t 3,637 00 Expenditure* . 1.638 SO Balance on hand . 1,008 70 CLAY TOWNSHIP. , Receipts. ..$ 4.428 91 Expenditures.. 8,378 81 Balance on hand . 1,025 10 HOGAN TOWNSHIP. Receipts.v.$ 3,709 79 Expenditures... 3,'r.Sl till Balance on band . 080 73 MONROE TOWNSHIP. Receipts ..f T.59.8 61 Expenditures..i... 4,001 6> Balance i n hand .2|996 OUPATOKA TOWNSHIP. Rerelpts . t 8,167 SI Expenditures . 6,913 72 Balance on hand... ... 1,25109 LOCKlIAltr TOWNSHIP. Receipts .t 7,935 14 Expenditures . 5,188 97 Balauce on hand . 2,796 17 MARION TOWNSHIP. Receipts . I 7,63) 22 Expenditures. 4,517 SO Balance on hand. 2,21)2 86 PETERSBURG CORPORATION. Receipts. * 5,737 96 Expenditures.; MB 15 Balance an hand . 1.914 81 A little ©Iris’ experience in a Light House. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Trescot are keapers of tlie Gov. lighthouse at Sand Beach, Mich, and are blessed with a daughter, four years old. Last April she was taken down with measles, followed up with a dreadful cough and turning into a severe fever. Doctors at limns am! at Detroit treated her, hut in vain' she grew worse rapidly until she was a mere handful of bones.—Tit n she tried Dr. Kings’ New Discovery, and after the use of two and a half bottles, was completely cured. They say Dr. Kiligs’ New Discovery is worth'its weight in gold yet you may. get a trial bottle free at J. K. Adams & Sons’ drugstore.

Otwell Doiugs. The hoys enme back from the convention lute Saturday night satisfied with the days work. Prof. J. E. Stfiart, of Marengo, is here Instructing tlie boys in music. Itav. John Itover preached here last Sunday. Quite jinurobeif of the Otwellttea went to Hie Sulphur Springs last Sunday. John Traylor lias completed tlie Burr Oak church which will be dedicated soon. The Scott Pro's, are handling the tohsortn! tools ill Otwell, those wishing to be shaved a wook ahead will do well to, eall on them. Our mill men urc doing a good business Alfred Traylor is talking of moving back to our town. There Is noplace like Otwell. lien Thicker Is making urealignments to build a dw elling house. Cooper’s threshing machine holler gave away one day last week. No one hurt. The first crop of candidates have been threshed out with a good average—th« second crop will be delivered next Saturday. One of our townsmen seems to have some attraction at Portersville. Wonder what it could U*. There will he a picnic at the demons church three miles northeast of here, on the '20th of this month. Quite a number of our School pedagogues are a tending the institute at Petersburg tills ' Charles VVIseaver has his dw'clling and barn almost ioinpleted. Porter, son of William Pride, was thrown from a horse last Monday and his arm broken. Ur. Link dressed the arm. Drunkenness, or the Liquor Habit, Positively Cured by administering Ur. llaines Holden Specific. > It is manufactured as a powder, which can lie given iu a glass of baer, a cup of coffee or tea, or in food, without tlie knowledge of tlie patient. It is absolutely hannleis and will etfect a permanent and siieedy cure, whether the patient is a moderate drinker or an alcoholic 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 liecmnes an utter impossibility for tlie liquor appetite to exist. Cures guaranteed... 48 page hook free. Address Goldkn Spkcikic CO., 185 Knee SI., Cincinnati!, Ohio. Obituaries. Died, last. Sunday morning, Atig. 7 at 3:30 o’clock, at Ills home In Petersburg, Prank Tlsloiv, after a severe Illness of three weeks. The deceased was taken severely ill with nose bleeding m d it seemed for a tlmg he would die from loss of blond. The bleeding was finally stopped, hut was followed by fever .Which finally developed into typhoid. Prank would have been nineteen years of age hnd he lived till .September 23 He was the only son of ltebeecn Tislow, a widow—with one child only remaining. Only n few weeks ago. Prank Tlsiow was numbered among the actl ve energetic boys of the town; to-day with us only In memory. Let us profit by this another warning to the living, “Be ye also ready.” To the mother and sistergo out our sincere und heartfe.t sympathy, • On the same dale ns the nhovo, and ,nt about, the same Ji'-tir but under very d! fie re lit circumstances.death came to another home fl our little city. AUte Hunter, daughter of fir ami Mrs. II unter after more or lessf llucss of a week died Very suddenly. Allle was 111 years of age and been left an invalid caused by a combination of diseases, when she was 1 years old up to whle.i time she was a healthy child. The funeral took place from the C P, Church, Monday at 2:30 p. lit. Milbnru Springs. Oliver McCord has taken charge of Mil-, burn Medical Springs?located ono-half mile IVdm Survant, this county, and has provided iiecommodailons for those who tilaysisil the Springs. The water of these springs is pro. ami need hr competent authority to possess medical qualities equal to any. Board, lodging ami hqthing $4.50 per week. Olivku McCord. 0. k. Shaving i’arlnr. Oniv first-class burlier Rlmp in town. All lose‘wishing a ntfcw, clean and easy Rhave mu 111 give roc* a eltll. I make a specially of hair fulling, line Imt first-class tonsbrlal artists tin. loved by me. Simp on Kighth Street beacon Main and Walnut. , A. K. iiAKKit Prop., I’eretslnirg, uni, MM

1500 I3QTTX, HIS OF Sold by Bergen, Oliphant & Co. In Petersburg and vieyiity in less Than one year. Thi# wonderful medicine does positively cure Coughs. Bronchi* tis and Consumption when everything else has failed. Wft sell Bergen’s Asthma Cure on its merits and can point out thousands of cures. For Asthma and May Fever this med* icine is a positive specific. For sale [Bergen, Olipliant & Co. «G-et * tli© * IBests> Olii© Farmers Ins. Co.

I For a small sum you can protect your home against loss by Windstorm, Fire and Lightning. II' notNjnxjteoted don’t rest until you Ijolcl a policy in this company. ASHBY & CHAPPELL, Agents, Petersburg, Ind. A. L. Miller, 'Disk Agt., Evansville. TWJIdRuliablcSollege -WnEEE-^— BOOK-KEEFIXG, SHOKT*HANI» mid telegraphy are taught by actttol bueiseoa. •SFT'no Illustrated Catalogue free. Audreys, W. C. ISBELL, Pres»t, T«xt» 2:i«l. have added to their Mammoth Implcmeh and Buggy Iloom, 105 by 25 It, making ment and Carriage house in the state. eeived a & GAR LOAD .. .—- of Buggies and Carriages dont fail to call and sec their fine display of Buggies, Carriages, Surries, 'Phaetons M M

All these GOODS MUST be SOLD ROCK BOTTOM PRICES ' ...... ; ....... We will positively save you Mo»i.ey If you will call _._ *-*