Pike County Democrat, Volume 25, Number 51, Petersburg, Pike County, 3 May 1895 — Page 4

■ ■ ' in Farm Implements at the Petersburg Implement Company.

PAIR FACES fHsfigured by Eruptions ABB CCBJUD mr Ayer’s Sarsaparilla

“Some yean ago, I was iu a terrible condition with a honor, or eruption, which broke out all over ray faee and body. Bee* ng the teoti* jfmony of others fk /as to the effl

wmw •5=-*r cacy oi Ayers Q Sarsaparilla In like esses. I concluded o to give this medicine a terlsl, and the © result was a thorough cure, no sign ot Q the complaint ma^ng Its appearance o I have no hesitation in ¥eeom* O mending Ayer’s Sarsaparilla for any g* kind oi skin disease.” -J. W. Dbajt, © Moss Point, mss. ® Ayer’s ^ Sarsaparilla! Admitted at the World's Fair { ftgm000000000000000*9^1 «kr fikr 0oustg imorrxi By M. McC. STOOPS. The Pike County Dtnwnt has the Urgcst elrcalstios of say aewtaaper paUlpked in Pike Cnnntyl AdrsrtUora will mnks n note of this feet!

4&. One Tear, in Advance. .... |1 85 Six Months,in advance.. . «& Entered at the postoffioe in Petersburg for transmission through the mails as secondclass matter. FKIDAY, MAY 3,1895. Democratic Town Ticket. For Marshal. HENRY D. DARNELL. For Treasurer, HENRY 8. EDWARDS. For Clerk, ADAM A. LORY. For Trustee Second Ward. ROBERT E. LEE. For Trustee Third Ward, WILLIAM LI IBS. For Trustee Fourth Ward, ZfAVID DUSTER. For Trustee Fifth Ward, DANIEL 0. ASHBY. Qo to H. U. Tislow for all kinds of fratch and clock repairs. 28* The old jail will be sold by the pounty commissioners to the highest bidder Saturday. Green county citizens want an ftrpbaps home built at or near Bloomfield, the county seat. impress baking powder is made by § home company and guaranteed to (he bast on the market. 42* Bey. Hiltou of Indianapolis, will preach at the M. E- church next Suuftay morning and evening. Money to Loan.—On fire years’ time on real estate mortgage; low rates of interest. W. H. H. Thomas. i-tr. t Logan Bobliug, John McConnell, (Gkbxiel Adkerson and C. W. Ellis of Winsiow, were in town Monday on business. t

Don't forget while in town to call at Patterson's old stand and see those new style buggies, for sale‘s by The Petersburg Implement Co. 50-2 Small-pox has made its appearance at Tell City. The authorities have taken actiop to prevent its spread and have erected a pest house to which all patients are taken. Wanted.—To exchange traction onglne, separator and clover huller for asmall farm. Will pay the difference if any in cash. W. A. Oliphant Our correspondents will please bear in mind that their pews Items pmst reach us early in the week. Several Communications of late have reached P8 on Thursday noon which were too late for publication.

up a law L. JL Grim ha office tin i hit* city. Mis* Fannie Ashby visited friends in Oakland Cftty owr Sunday. . H. H. Tislonr jewelry and watchmaker Petersburg. All'work guarteed. The hard times social at the Presbyterian church Monday evening was a very successful affair. Fok Salk Cheap —A second-hand engine and separator. Call at the Petersburg Implement Co. 51-2 We recommend Empress baking powder to those who desire a strictly pare and wholesome powder. 42* Wa nted.—50.000 pounds of wool, fur which I pay the highest market price In cash. Moses Fbakk. H. Ik Snyder, 5. J. Haines, R. E. Glad ltd* and P. A. Chappell made a business trip to Daviess county last Tuesday.

Cloning out sale of millinery goods fer the next two week*; bets at half price at Shandy’s gallery stand, opposite court house. People with hair that Is continually falling out or those that are bald, can 6top the falling,and get a good growth of hair by using Hall’s hair renewer. By calling at this offioe you can secure “Coin’s Financial School,1’ “Coin’s Up to Date,” and “A Tale ot Two Nation!.” You should read them. Editor Crow of the Press placed ns under many obligations this week by the use of hia press to run off the first pages of today’s paper. Thanks uutil the favor ie returned. Dr. J. W. Barn will return to Oakland City from Little Rock, Arkansas whither he moved a few week* ago. The doctor’s wife is iu very poor health, hence the return. John Lee is a successful fisherman. Tuesday he caught a black bass weighing nearly five pounds, the largest one taken from the water ift this section tor many years. County Superintendent Blaize held a teacher’s examination at Winslow last Saturday. There were 103 applicants tor license, the largest number during Mr. Blaize’s term of office. Mrs. Gus Frank and. son Isaac will leave for Germany the latter part of this month, sailing froifi New York on the 28th. The Democrat wishes for them a sate voyage to and from the old home. The citizens of Rockport have organized a club for the purpose of advertising tho town. This is a splendid move and might well be done in this town with great profit to the community at large.

Albert Masters died at bis home in Clay township last Thursday and was buried the day following at the Masters cemetery. He was 65 years old. The funeral services were conducted by the G. A. R. post of this place of which he was a member. John B. Bilderback, the well-known school teacher of Lockhart township, left for Lebanon, Ohio, last week where he will attend college for the comiug year. He is one of the succe^ful teachers of the county and a firstclass young man. Thb Democrat wishes him success in his studies. For sometime past Mrs. McGowan, who lives on East Main street has been noticing a disappearance of Chickens, and on last Friday night concluded to set a trap for the chi'Sken-thieff. The trap was successful and revealed a fine fat coon as the thief. Neighbors were summoned and the coon dispatched. The Washington Democrat states! that owing to the incompetency of the last legislature officers are yet unable to discover whether or not they will get any salary for the next four years. Since most, of these officers are republicans of course the little matter ot compensation will not make any difference to them. They were elected as patriots aud won’t mind living up to their principles.

Rev. W. A. Richardson preached at | King's station last Sund§v. : George B. Ashby and wife visited with friends at Princeton, Sunday. There has been no prisoners confined i n the new county jail tor several weeks. Empress baking powder stands at head of the list for purity and leaven-1 ing qualities. 41* Mrs. A. Taylor returned from a visit to her parents at bedalia, Missouri, last Monday. Every can of Empress baking' powder warranted. If not eatisfac- j lory the price will be refunded. 43* Misses Emma and Sallie Hollon and George Bell went to Oakland City, Monday morning to atteud normal school. Closing out sale of millinery goods for the next two weeks; hats at half price at Shandy's gallery stand, opposite court house.

Mr. md Mrs W. H. Kelso, of Algiers, Pike eouuty, were In tbe city over Sunday, the guests of their son, Ret. A. H. Kelso.—Princeton Leader. The Misse8B Ruth and Jeunie Stocks have moved their millinery store to the old millinery stand corner of Main and Ninth, across from Johnson' 3c Lane’s grocery store. 48 3 The W. C. T. U. will meet at the residence of Miss Lida Martin, Friday May 3d, at 2:30 o’clock. Snbject: “Why Should I S*gn the Pledge”. Mrs. Mattie King, Sec. Head Quarters—for real estate, farm and city property for sale on reasonable terms at the reliable realestate agency of W. H. H. Thomas, the leading real estate agency In the county. 38-5 The town election takes place next Monday. Four trustees, treasurer, clerk and marshal are to he elected. Vote for the man and not your party. The corporations bodlv in debt and needs an economical administration of aflalrs in general. . The editor of The Democrat is under obligations to Hon. A. H. Taylor for bound copies of the official correspondence between the United States and the British during 1l 0 revolutionary war period. The books are very valuable aud highly prized hv us. Mr8. Lizzie Sorgius of Jefferson township, died very suddenly last Saturday night of heart trouble. She was aged 53 years. The funeral took j place Monday afternoon and burial j at the McClure cemetery. She was the widow of the late Jacob Sorgius, who died several months ago. John H. Viehe, the .popular grocer of Petersburg, was yf dressed up in his best Monday morning. Besides that he was all smues and when ever anyone entered thefstore he proceeded to hand them a fine Havana. Our reporter noticed theWeat change in John’s appearance inquired the canse and was inforraed that the little one was called Lucile and will be five days old this morning.

Oar readers will see by today’s paper that the law firm fo Ely & Davenport has been dissolved owing to the appointment of Hon. E. A. Ely as judge of this circuit. Mr. Davenport has been in the practice with Judge Ely for the last seven years, and will continue to practice law, with his office at the same place as that used by the late firm, upstairs over Adams’ drug store. Last Saturday while coming to town the horse which J. T. Rumble, of Madison township, was driving become scared and ran away and upset the buggy. Miss Robling was in company with Mr. Rumble, and both were thrown violently to the ground. Miss Robling sustained a fracture of the bone of the left arm above the wrist. Mr. Rumble escaped injury save a few bruises. Dra. Byers and Kime reduced the fracture.

R. C. Burba of Oakland City, m hare last Saturday on business. Misa Libbie McCormick, of Washington, visited Mrs. J. C. Backea the paat weak. Empress baking powder has been thoroughly tested and pronounced superior to all others. 42* 1 Foa Tkadc—House and lot in Petersburg. Will take a span of mules as part pay.6. F. Kin wan. The oounty board ot education met at Winslow Wednesday and transacted the regular busiuess of the session. F. M. Payne, ex-trustee of Madison township, now a merchant of Veipen, spent Monday in Jasper.—Jasper Courier. Talk about hard times, when you can see the boys putting in extra time pitching great big silver dollars on the public square.

Just Received.—A car load of buggies, and carriages and slick wagons latest styles. Lowest prices. Call and see them. 50-2 Petersburg Implement Co. Mrs. Robert Hawthorn of this city, fell down the stairway at her home last Saturday afternoon. She suffera dislocation of the right shoulder. Dr. A. R. Bvers was called and reduced the dislocation. Now is the season of our discontent, savs the married man. These are days of housecleaning, carpet cleaning stove polish iug and temper spoiiiug. So if you see some man roosting on the fence or staying up in town, reflect and sympathize with him. Notice.—Having ; bought the interest <ff John Crow m the Montgomery flouring mil] I will in the future buy and sell all kinds of grain. Extensive repairs are being made in the mill and I ask a share of the custom work of the people. Cali and see me.- 49-3 John Kime. William Jones and Carrie Masters, two popular young people of the vicinity of Oatsville, Pike county, were married at the C. P. chureh at that place last Sunday evening after services. Rev. J. E. Jenkins performed the ceremony in his usual pleasing manner and bid the happy pair God’s speed on the pathway of life.—Princeton Democrat. Sam’l II. Fettinger, superintendent of the county asylum, met with a serious accident last Tuesday. The team which«jie was driving ran away and he was thrown from the wagon

in such a manner as to strike on the back pait of the bead. It was supposed at first that the skull was fractured, but Dr. Liuk ot this city was called and gave it as his opinion that the injury consisted Qf concussion of the braip. Mr. Fettinger is still in a critical condition. The pther occupants of the wagon were partly shaken up. The accident occurred at Winslow. Dr. Price1# Cream Baking Powder World s Fair Highest Medal and Diploma Assignee’s Sale of Personal Property, Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned will offer for sale at public auction to the afhest bidder on the farm of J. B. Young, e mile east of Petersburg on the WashtugtOn road, on TUESDAY, the 14th DAY oF MAY, 1895, The following described property: Horses cattle, bogs, mules, wagons,farming implements, ana fence posts, and other property. Any of said prooerty will be sold at private sale up to the day of public sale. The same belug the property turned over to the undersigned by J. B. A Florence Young, assignors. Terms op Salb.—All sums of five dollars and under, cash. All sums over five dollars a credit of nine months, the purchaser executing his promissory notes waiving relief from valuation or appraisement laws, and bearing eight percent Interest after maturity, providing tor attorney's fees and secured by good personal security satisfactory to the undersigned assignee. George j .Nichols, Assignee. J. W. Wilson. Attorney. 48-4 A CHANGE TO MAKE MONEY! The time* are hard, hut here is a cowl show. In the last month 1 have made *175 selling Climax Dish Washer*. I never saw anythin,: take like they do. When any women see me waith uhe dinner dishes, clean and dry them In oue minute, they boy one right away. Anyone can make $5 a day right at home easy. I have no t canvassed, so anxious are the people for the Climax they send for them. Write to the Climax Mtg. Co., Columbus, Ohio, and they will send you circulars. It is sasy selling wbat everybody wants to buy. I will make *3.000 this year sasy.

CLOSING OVTSftLE , Having decided to close out my entire stock of goods for the purpose of quitting business, I will sell at prices to make them go. Call early and often as I want to close out in Thirty Days. My stoc^ consists o| Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Notions, Hats. Caps, Boots and Shoes, and everything usually kept in a firstclass store. John Hammond, ■ i

IS Vfnceones Sanatorium. j ^ ~ I Devoted to Abdominal and Orificial Surgery. Large rooms, wide, comfortable bade, and every convenience. Professional Nursing. Female. Rectal and Chronic Ptaoaaee a specialty. Some of the Diseases successfully treated are the following: Locomotor Ataxy, Spinal Irritation, Rheumatism, Liver and Kidney Diseases, Seminal Weakness, Piles, Paralysis, Sterility, Nervous Prostration, Asthma, Dyspepsia. Sczema, Sleepless* s uess. Neuralgia, Bronchitis, Stomach and Bowels, and Diseases Peculiar to Womaa. For descriptive pamphlet. write to No. 324 North Second Street, Vincennes. Ind.

NEW t MUSIC t STORE

Hammond & Whitman Have placed in stock_jnthe S. P. HanupArtcTJewelry Store a fine selection of high grade Pianoslmd OrganTofall the latest makes, each as the Decker Bros., Steinway, Fischer, Haines. Baldwin, Crown and Ellington Pianos, Kstey, Hamilton and Crown Organs. Call and see us before purchasing, as we will sate you money. Oar prices and terms are in accordance with the times. Sheet Music and Music Books leapt in stock.

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this season don’t do it until

You see the very latest ideas in Swiss, Irish Point, ^Nottingham and all the new dotted effects, v Dotted Swiss for Sash Curtains.

■■ ——— — ——— Wm Oi ■■ W H W OTIMWW^^Hngpm m «|| ■ ■ STRAW MATTINGS OF ALL GRADES, BOTH CHINA AND JAPAN '■« » ,;i ' \JT A splendid grade at 10c. A better grade at 12c. And on upward to 15, 20, 25, 55, 40 and 50 cents.

...... — -----— The Biggest Stock of Carpets in Town

jr All Wool Ingrains, extra supers, Cotton Ingrain,

50c Half Wool! Ingrains, 25c Hemp Carpets,

40c 15c

TXT.A.SH: 3DI933SS O-OOXDS. Ducks in beautiful varieties. Organdies, Potted Swiss in white and colored dots, Mulls, Crepes, Satins, Ginghams, Percales, and new {Monties, „

Claris Tlixead., 2 Spool© fox So Shirt Waists; new Ties for ladies’ wear; Fonr-in-hahd, Tecks, Windsor’s and Bows. Lovely Laces and Embroideries in all the new things.

In Black we have the Lace. Button and Congress, In Tan we have the Lace, Button and Congress. In all the different widths and toes. White Slippers in new shapes. All ouf styles are up to date. See Ahem at A ' V • - v'S

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