Pike County Democrat, Volume 28, Number 30, Petersburg, Pike County, 3 December 1897 — Page 8

Ctrmft C«avt» The following cases have been disposed mi in the circuit court: STATE OASIS. 4State vs. William Coffee, perjury: nollied. State vs. IL W. Harris embezzlement; nollied. State vs. Sylvester Tlogao, surety of the peace; discharged. State vs. H. VV. Harris; embezzlement; trial by court and found not guilty. State vs. John btmzer, assault and battery; fiued $100. civil CASKS. Ella B. Martin vs. Asa C. Martin, divorce; granted. State ex-re 1 Elizabeth Piliou vs. George Baabet a!, continued. State ex-rel Fannie Dillon vs. George f Kaab et al, continued. James W. Tyre vs. Elizabeth Tyre, di▼otw; granted. Thomas J. Traylor vs. Lafayette Breuton et al, possession; verdict for defendant. Shermau Mason vs. Jimos W. Mason, islander; trial by jury and verdict for defendant. Charlie Miuehart vs. William Eaton .t al, petition for paititnu; petition granted and George B. Ashby appointed commissioner. Frank Scott, executor, vs Catherine Ward et al. uuic and mortgage; judgment for #303.26. James T. Seanland vs Martha Seauland, divorce; granted. Minerva Jones vs Franklin Jones et al, support; finding for plaintiff.

W. A.Oliphant vs J.L. Owens et &l note; verdict for defendant. Martha Jarrell vs Kmorv Jarrell,divorce: grauted. Klimt L. Ooptital vs Kii-ha Copeland, . divorce; granted. M.»rgrvt McKr.-dridge vs J. M. Sturgis, account; continued. Anna Simmons vs. John It. Simmons, divorce; granted. Mary K. Kennel vs. Henry Kennel, divorv< , 11>Titinuol. James Dorset vs. Annie Dorset, divorce; continued. Gertrude Gilmore vs. Joseph Gilmore, divorce; granted. The Dike county farmers’ insurance com* . pany n. George Willis, on contract; judgment for $67.87. The New Birdsell company vs Isaac Jones, note and mortgage; judgment for ll.099.ep. Robinson a:!d Co..- vs, Nancy K. Mason, note and mortgage; judgment for $340. 10. Mary Wilder vs Alien Wader, divorce; granted, Joseph Aiiiii- \s Otto II. S* :iTtr.s. note and mortgage; judgment for $72 Nichols ami Shcfiard t'o. vs. S. W. Me* Coliough et «l, note and mortgage; judgment for $-'d2.2v. Nichols and Shepard Co. vs, J*. N. Carter et al, n’ote and mortgage; judgment for ♦1,191.52. From an Old Soldier. Knox, Ind., Jan. 14, 1897. Gents:—I have every confidence iu mom - metiding your Syrup of Pi]*sih. 1 am 72 years of age and am broken down, the trouble having been brought on by my experience tn the war. Your medicine has done iiu- mure giod titan a hundred d *cU>r# 'and I an ju--; a!- ut w. .1 of su>n.;».h troubles. You;-truly, Jmr.&soN Wtuiu.a. Sold byTY-rgeii A Oliphant. . d Hucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world f>»r cuts, bruts, -, s r<ulc rs. -alt rheum, fever sort.-, tetter, chapped huids, chilblains, Corns, and a!’, -kin eruptions, and p< -1 lv cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give'perfect satUfaet ion or money refunded, I'rice-25 cents [nr U*x. For sale i t J. li. A Sun. r>: %i. i sTirt rHWMCUK. Record •( Hie ( hiiiiin that have Hem MrcorU ctl. James T. Lance to Jar.e lance, und pt sw qr sw tjrand nm| pt nw qr sw qr sec 18, town 3south, rang* 1 west 56acres, James A. Cltaneellor to Joseph Udell, pt ne ijr -e qr si s. t w n 1 south, range 9 tpest, 5 a r- -. James M. Russell t« William T. Winiger, n hi >w ijr ne qr 7, town 1 south, range 6 west. 20 iuT' s. Joel L. Owen to David Grubb, pt.se qr ew qr sec 4. town 1 south, range 9 west, S acres. Goodlet Morgan to Jabcz Woolley, pt lots 20 and 21, Caualport add, Petersburg. Sardla Dhbmjf to Janies Arnold, lot 6. JlemseiV aud io Otwfcll. George I). Jones to M hala Noriek, pt se fiac mv 11, town! 1 n rth, ra; gi 9 west. Henry Pagin to Suuon Dearing, lot 4, Yelpen. Klin Richardson v> Green W. Read, ne pt ne qr nsr qr see 21. town l north, range h West, Julia F. Wjgg* to Lillie Whitman, lot 12. Lucas' ad ! to^Wiiis-. w■,

.H.IKKU(iC LICK'S *E«. The Serrkknrj Docuninii* Iktued h) j i he C on in \ Clerk. Ben Striker ami Anno-J ses. . Aloses F. £n>tft *n<I Elertt At, Morton. Stephen A. I*. Stewart iu;d Kiizatieth H. Wiliisum. Fred Shelton and Lula (5. Cox. Jienrj Hearing and Lttae MeCauler. Francis Al. Fairrhild ami Anna White. Rufu.. A. Crus» s):d Com H. Hr urn fie id. For UoarMM»e». Benj. Ingvrson of Hutton, Ind., say* he had not spoken above aw tnsper for months, ’ and one botUe of Foi.vV iloney and Tar; restored his-voice. It i> tix-d very largely by speakers and singers. Bergen i Oli-1 pbaot. a i

Yclpeu Items. P. M. Payne’s barn U completed. A protracted meeting is in full force here. The families of Wayne Bryan and A. J. Kemp are rejoicing over the arriyal of girl babies. George Cook of Selvin, visited relatives here Sunday. Norman Griffith of Iluntingburg, bought Dr. Pagius livery stable last week and took possession at ouce. Dr. Hilameyer has improved the looks of his office by a new porch. W. F. Brock has sold his hardware store to William Rodituel of Petersburg. Simon Bearing bought a splendid lot from Dr. Pagm. Simon will build a residence iu the spring. Airs. Holland moved into the Charles Lewis property Monday. . J.N.- Morgan moved in the house recently vacated by Mr. Redeubaugh. Dr. H. Pagin and wife are sending a week at ftoonrille, after which the doctor will make another trip to Maryland. llon.WilliamGreen and wife of Nebraska, '■pent a few days here visiting his aged father Uncle Wash Green. Air. Green was born in Pike county 4S years ago. lie moved to Nebraska fifteen years ago. Three years ago he was elected circuit judge and a year ago was elected to congress. Mr. Green left here Monday for Washington City.

Algiers Items. Uncle John Nichols is very ill at the present time wiUr Bright’s disease. I. 1L Lett and wife went to Long Branch last Saturday to set* their granddaughter, who is very sick with typhoid fever. Harry Elmore has purchased several lots in Alforu and i< now building a dwelling ou one of them. Rev. Kerr w ill preac h at the C. P.ehurvh Saturday night and Sunday morning at the usual hour for services, . The Home Forum society will meet at the office of I)r. Im« ! Monday uight to elect officers for the ensuing year. Arch Wolvcrten, Kliner I^ett and Misses Mertie and Ardie Lett visited Dr. O. A. Lett at Newburgh last week. . Kverett Mvjers had a runaway- one oven* ing last week. The horse he was driving got s* atv*d at some‘object, ran away and demolished the buggy. Miss Amanda, Whitehead is numbered among the sick. Rev Whiled is conducting a series of revival nut tings at Otwell. Much interest is being manifested aud the attendance very g - d. It i- to la* hoped-that much good may be accomplished by the series of meetings. The Red Men of this place held an election Wednesday night to elect officers for the corning term. No Hurnhngh Foley'.- Honey and Tar dues not claim to perform miracles. It di-es not claim to cure ail ava of consumption or asthma. But it does claim to give comfort and relief in advanced-stages of these diseases and to usually cure early stages. It is certainly worth trvmg by those addicted or threatened with these dread diseases. Bergen & Oliphant. d Spurgeon Items. A small child of John t’anon died here last Friday of croup. Our schools lu re ar* . - . esa under the management of J. W. >t.»ic> and J. R. Arnold. •We are informed that there* will bn a Christmas tree at the M. K. church Christmas night. F. A. Butler is iu Piggot, Arkansas, ’> kiting hn- brother. Elijah R- v has bought a fine farm of W. L. MvKinney and 1*. H. Ba*-. Mr. Roy one of i>ur largest laud owners. Miss Ktmna JShep&rd visile*} her cousin Mrs^Charks Colbert at Hartwell iast Sunday. Joel Traylor, trustee of Lane township, Warrick county, and wife visited relatives here this week. The 1. O. U. F. lodge here has had quite a boom, the last addition Wing John Shepard and J. W. MeOary. We are having considerable sickness here. A. H. Oxbv and J. X, Lotion, two of our merchants, are both sick. Oxby being verv ill.

Tried and True. Thousands have tried l>r. Caldwell's Svrup Pepsin for constipation, indigestion and sick headache and have found it true! to the claim made for it, viz: That it is the be>t remedy now before the good people for the relief of stomach troubles. Trial i sires 10c. large sizes 5Uc and $1.00 of Iter-! gvu It Uliphant. d The editor of the ia xington, Michigan,' New*, a former-Hoosier boy, gets off the1 following on the old jailer pumpkin: “How dear to the heart is the old yellow pumpkin,1 when orchards are barren f*>r stuffing for pie*; when peaches and apples have both been a failure, and berries abuudant have greeted the eyes; how fondly we turn to the com field, and the fruit our children despise—the old yellow pumpkin, the mudcovered pumpkin, the big-bellied pumpkin j that made such good pie>.r Mrs. Mary Bird, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, >a)s: “My child is worth millions to ; me, yet I would have lost her by croup had 1 not invested twenty-tive cent* in a bottle >f One Minute Coogh Cure.** It cures soughs, colds and ail throat and lung troubles. J, K. Adams & Sou.

Dan C. Ashby made a business trip to Oakland City Wednesday. Trustee Tom Johnson of Patoka township, was in town Wednesday on business. John Cook, the Velpen attorney, was adr j mitted to practice iu the circuit court last week. > J. H. McCturkin, manager of the telephone exchange, moved his family here from Prineetou this week and occupy the Wilson property on Tenth street. A little daughter of J. P. Gladish, Madison township, died Monday of .diphtheria. The funeral was conducted Tuesday by Elder J. W. Richardson and interment at the Williams cemetery. Clement Doane, editor of the Jasper Courier, was a visitor to this city -the first of the^week. Mr. Doane is probably the oldest editor in Southern Indiana, having been the editor and proprietor of the Courier for forty years. Several of onr friends have renewed their subscriptions during the past week. Among the number were W. F. Cassidy, Leo 11. j Fisher, Frank Kessler, Good let Morgan, ! Jobu Holding. Pownev Beatty, Alexander Willis and Gustoff Frank.

Mrs. Stark, Pleasant Ridge, Ohio, says: “After two doctors pare up my boy to die. I saved him from croup By using One Minute Cough Cure/’ It is the quickest and most certain remedy for coughs, colds and all throat and lung troubles. J. K. Adams & Son. __ The farmers' institute was in session at Winslow. Wednesday and Thursday. The attendance was good. The addresses of the instructors were timely and very instructive. Much good eau be gained by the farmers of the county by attending these meetings and they should be held at least quarterly. A young lady answered an advertisement-, “How to whiten the hands," enclosing ten cents, says an exchange." In a few days she received the reply, “Soak them in dishwater." The young lady viewed the answer w ith horror, while the face of her mother liecame beautiful under the influences of the happy smiles and brightened eyes. List Saturday afternoon Mrs. Dosia ilurst, an aged lady living just north of town.died of general debility, She was well known here, being among'the first settlers near Winslow. She has for a number of years been a faithful memU-r of theehurth. Elder W.S. Brown officiated at the funeral services, which took place at Oak Hill cemetery.—Winslow Kra. The district meeting of the Knights of Pythias to k place at OaklandCity Wednesday. The members of Spartan lodge of ti i- city conferred the rank of Knight at the uight session and were highly complimented for their efficient work. The following persons attended from this city: l>r. 1. 11 Lamar. John O. Davis, Dr. T. It. It ice. Sol Frank, William Liibs. La w rence Colvin, Will Lamb, Keller Heuriuc, J. II Risiey, Sylvester Thompson, L. E. Woolsey, llarry Ault anti (». A. llollou, Wednesday morning at the home of Charles Fiekm on Ea.-t Walnut street, oc eurred the marriage of Mr. Francis Fairchild of near Danville, Illinois, and Mis\t.na White. The ceremony being [arfontml by Kev. J. W. Eider.. Miss Whit* ’is a well known and highly respected huiv of this city. The groom is one of tin prominent farmers of Vermillion county arid a most estimable gentleman. Thev left-on the noon train that day for their future home amid the congratulations of friends. Yesterday morning in the circuit court Judge Ely gave his decision in the case of J. K, Adams A Son vs Good let Morgan, finding that the plaintiffs could not recover off the defendant personally or the committee, holding that it was against public jHilky. The case is quite a novel one. In the last campaign Mr. Morgan was the chairman* of the republican county central mmittee, and as such chairman gave a number of orders for w hiskey to that firm, and which the committee did not pay for. Suit was brought against Mr. Morgan for the payment of these orders which amounted to something over $80. As above stated the court-found for the defendant and also made a special finding. The C ity Martels. Eggs—20 cents, Butter—15 cents. Onions— 80c jar bu. Potatoes— ~5e jht bu.

launons—cents f>er uoi. Oranges—50 cents per do*. Bananna*—*15 cents {>er doz. Chickens—Clin ks 6c, hen- 6c. Turkeys—Hen forks Sc. young 7, Cider—15 rents per gallon. Navy Keans— $ 1.00 {>cr bu. Prunes—9 cents. Shoulders—8 cults. Sides—9c. I*&rd—7 tents per lb. Pork—Hants, sm<ked, 13 cents. Wheat—85 cents per bushel. Corn—30 cents per bushel. Oats—30 cents jier bushel. Rye—40 cents per bushel. Clover Seed—$2.00 and *2.50 bushel, Sait—95c per bbl. Flaxseed—90 cents. Hogs—$3.00 and $3.30 per 100. Cattle—f2.50 to *4.00 per 100. Sheep—*3.00 to *3.50 j*r 100. Cincinnati Markets. Wkdjsksoay. Dec. 1,1897. I Wheat, 93 to 94c; corn. 24 to 26 jc: oats, j 211 to 23|c; rye, 43 to 464c; hay, *7.75 to i *8.25: cattle, heavy, *4.40 to *4.85; hogs, j' good shippers, *3.40 to *3.48; sheep, *3.751 * u>*m r

notice of Idimnistritor’s Sale. The undersigned administrate' of the estate of John Robling, deceased, hereby gives no* tice that by virtue of an order of the Vauderburgh Circuit Court of Indiana, he will offer for sale at public sale at the hour ot i o’clock In the afternoon ou the 31st Day of December, 1897, At the door of the court house, in Petersburg, Pike county. lmHaua, all the interest of said decedent in and testhe real estate described as follows, to-wtt: The north half of the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of sevtiou number eighteen in town three ■,$) south, range seven (7) west, containing thirty-two ifi) acres, more or less, iu the county of Pike, State of Indiana. said sale to be made subject to the approval of said Vanderburgh Circuit Court lor not less ,han two-thirds of the appraised value cf said real estate upon the following terms aud conditions: At least one-third of the purchase money cash in hand, the balance in two equal installments, payable in six 16) and utue months, respectively, from the date of sale, evidenced by the notes of the purchaser. Waring six t> per eeut. interest from date, waiving relief trom valuation and appraisement laws, providing tor attorney’s fees and secured by mortgage ou the real es'ate sold. Further udth-e is hereby given that said administrator will, until the day herein set for such public sale, receive offers for the purchase of said real estate at private sale, for not less than Its appraised value, terms of payment and security to be the same as above given for such public sale. Intorination concerning said real estate aud said sale can be bad upon application to stud administrator at Evansville, Indiana, or to Ashby »v Coffey, attorneys at law, Petersburg. I iniigna. uraham f hex by. Administrator.

Administrator’s Sale ot Personal Property Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned administrator of the estate ot Henry lVnuer, deceased, " il! offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder, at the late residence of the deceits >d. in Mariou township, k'ikecounty, Indiana, on Saturday, the 4th day of December, 1S9T, AH of the petsonal property of the decedent, not taken.by the widow, consisting ot one span of work mules, hogs. corn, wagon harness. farming implements and other articles too numerous to mention. Tekms or salk—On all sums of Ive dollars and over a credit of nine months will be given, the purchaser giving note w th approved surety. waiving relief from valuation and appraisement lams, w ith six per cent interest after maturity, and upon ail sums of less than five dollars cash on the day of sale, and no pro|iert> removed until the same is paid for or a note given. Sale to beam at lb o’eU* k a. iu. -fiASSER SI'LLIVAN, A'-:’, Administrator. Kiebardson A Taylor, attys. Notice of Final Settlement of Estate. In the matter of the estate of Sarah J. Ash, deceased. In the Pike Circuit Court, November term, iMfiv Notice is hereby given that the undersigned as administrator, with the will annexed, oi the estate of Sarah J. Ash. deceased, tins presented and tiled his account and vouchers in final settlement of -aid estate and that the sun will come up for the examination and action of said Circuit Court on the ird day of !*t coin's i, Is,', at which tune ali persons interested in said estate are required to appear in said court, and show cause, ir'anj there be. \v!i\ said account and vouchers should not be approved. And the heirs of said estate, and all others Interested therein, arc also hereby required, at the time and p ace aforesaid, to api>ear and make proof of iheir heirship or claim to any part ot said estate. K. P. RICHARDSON, Nov. 10, lso?. ‘JT-J Administrator. Notice for Application for Liquor License. The subscriber hereby gives notice to tin voters of Patoka township that he will apply to tlie bouru ot commissioners of Pikeeounty, state ot Indiana, at their IVoember term. ls«T, tor a license to sell intoxicating, vinous, malt and -piritous liquor- in less quantities than a quart at a time, with the privilege to allow the same to Ih- drank t>n the premises. My i>iace of business wherein said liquors are to is sold and drank is located in a nmiu trout mg the Louisville, Kvan-vil e and St, Louis Air l.iuet railroad, on the first floor of a one story fra hie building, situated on onefourth of an acre ot la no, a part of the southwest quarter of tne southwest quarter of seetion thirty-one, t* an one south, range seven w. -t. and described l»y metes and bounds as follows, beginning at a point one hundred and forty-eight and one-halt feet north of the southwest corner of sai l quarter section; thence north one hundred and forty-eight and one-half feet: thence east seventy-three and one-half feat; thence south one hundred and forty-eight and one-half feet, and thence west seventy-three and one-half feet to the Place of Leginuing. containing one-fourth of au acre.in Patoka township, in Pike county, in tlie State of !n liana. Nov. Isut, A*-.! JOHN \V. PARKY. Notice of Application for Liqnor License. Notice is hereby given to the citizens of llie town ot Wins! nv and Pulokft townsitio, Pike county, in the State ot Indiana, that the undersigned, who now is and has U'cn continuously a resident of said Patoka township for more than ninety days last past, and who is a male person over twenty-one years of age. and who is a person of good moral character and the actual owner and proprietor of the business hereinafter described, will apply to the board oi .commissioners ot Pike county, ia the State, oj Indiana.at their December term, ISC. tor a license to sell at .retail, to barter and give away intoxicating, spiritous, vinous and mail. liquors in a less quantity that: a quart at a time, to he drank in the house and on the premia, s where sold, which house and premises are exactly and specifically described as folldws, to-wit; In the one room, one story frame building situate ou the southwest corner of lot number one hundred and six ■>*. .in the town of Winslow. Pike county, and Stateof Indiana, said room and building being eighteen feet wide on Main street, a rut forty-eight feet deep on Jefferson street of said town, and the part of the lot on which said building is located is twenty-nine had wide on Main street and sixty feet deep on Jetfemm street, on the said southwest corner of said lot one hundred and six. In said town of Winslow. And the said applicant will at the same t:m>* and place apply to said board of commissioners fora license and permit to carry on a lunch counter iti connection with his said saloon in said room. atl-3 Asukew Evans, Applicant.

Notice of Application for Li-jaor License. Notice is hereby given to the citizens of the town of Hminir and of Patoka township, county, in ttie state of Indiana,, that the undersigned. Krl Ivtmc. a mal» mhubItont of the state of Indiana, who now is and ti ts Co; ttnu«<uvy *«een a • resident of snid Pat ok a township for more than ninety days last past, and who is a person over twentyone year* of ugc. and who is a person of g««>U moral character and not in the habit of becoming intoxicated, and i* a fit person to be Intrust'd with the sale of intoxicating liquors and the actual owner and proprietor of the business hereinafter described, will make application to the board of county commissioners of Pike county, in the state of Indiana, at their December term, ISff, for a license to sell at retail, barter and give away Intoxicating. spintous. vinous and malt liquors, in a less quantity than a quart at a time and permit the same to be drank in and on niv premises where sold. My place of business wherein wild liquors are to be sold and drank as aforesaid. are exactly and specifically described w follows, to-wit: !n the one-story frame u tilding situate on the southwest corner of I ot number sixty-one !«1'. in the town of Hosmer. £ikc countv, state of Indiana, and he room wherein said applicant desire* to ell is located ou the ground floor, and being he main room of said building and said room stwentv-two 22' teet long and fourteen 11} oet wide, there being adjoining thereto a tide room ten feet wide and twenty-two feet ong, and said room is so arranged with glass rtndows that the whole of said room may ho riewed from the street, said room having one loor and two windows ou west side, and one rlndow in south end i.7-3 ER1 DEMIC,

Formers’ Supply Store

TV illiam Jackson and Joe Patterson have opened lip at the old Joe Patterson stand with a full line ot all kinds of Farming Implements, Buggies and Carriages, New Home and White Sewing Machines, Pianos and Organs, Sewing Machine supplies and all kincs of Machine repairs. Special attention given to furnishing repairs of all kinds. Don t tail to call and see us, and it we have not got what you want we will send and get it and save you money. 1 hey have all kinds ol Sewing Machines at all kinds of prices—$5.00 and up. Leave y<jmr orders for ail kinds of Farming Implements and repairs. Jackson & Patterson

Xutice to Stationers, Printers and Boolvbiuiiers. Notice is hereby givea that on Wednesday. December S, lsjJT. the commissioners of pike county. Indiana, will receive sealed bids mr ail books blank-books, stationery, blanks, copies ot laws, etc., required in carrying on t’te business o| said county for one year. The bids will be bv schedule plan and l>y lump <ts well. All bids to be i.is- before 11: lb a. in. and yo be opened at lilo’clpck. 1'he caimms'iouers reserve the right to rebu t anv^nd all bids. MARCUS WttOt.SKV, ^.t-2 Auditor i’ike County. Notice of Administration. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by the t'lerk of the t irei.it Court ot Pike.County, State of Indiana. administrator, of the estate of Henry IVnner. late of i’ike county, deceased. Said estate is .-apposed to t>e -• >1 veilt. NASSKK Sl Ll.l\ AX. Nov. 5. IStrr. 2tV-.it Administrator. Richardson A- Xaylqr, attys. NOT IC F Is hereby given to all persona concerned that l will attend at mv office KVKKYMONhAY To transact business connected with the office ot trustee of Jefferson township. \ _ L. K, TRAYI OK. Trustee. Postoffice address; Algiers, Inti. ■VOTlt'E is hereby given to a’l parties con- *■' eerued that I will be at mv residence KVKRV MONDAY To attend to business connected with the office of trustee of Moiiroe township. J. M DA Vis. Trustee, Postoffice address: Spurgeon.

T. 11. Dillon V. K. < incus 1) ILLON A URERME, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law Will praetlee io Pike and aityoining counties. rari’iiUaUt'ntlDn jiwn lo«ll business. Collections given prompt attention. Notary lhibiie always in office. Office in tbe Biirget block, Petersburg, lnd. o • yir M Hl’NTER. Physician and Surgeon. Oflic® In Carpenter building, first floor, opposite court house, Petersburg. I ml. All calls prompt ly answered. I'-p \V. HAK1NOKR, Physician and Surgeon. \ >, Office over Ik ruen A Oliphant's drug store* ‘room No t». Cetershorg, Did. All calls promptly answered. Telephone No. 1_. office and residence. Notice of Election. Notice is hereby given that the member* of the Regular Baptist Church of pikeville, Pike ootinty, Indiana, will elect three trustees for their church In s«id town at their meeting at the church on the Satuniiiy before the swoml Sundae iu Jtmuuiv. 1S8U. O, \V. MONROE, Clerk.

Fall and Winter Suitss* AH the Latest Patterns and Styles to Select from. Suits, $16 and up. Pants, $4 and up. Call and See our Piece Goods and Trimmings. C. A. Burger & Bro., Merchant Tailors.

Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis G. Railroad st. Lout* : St. Louis Fast Exp. Limited. Time table in effect June 27.1897: Stations. buff a.in.' stuff p.m. Leave .Louisville . arrive 10:45 a.m.1 11:45p.m. Leave. Huntingburg .. .. arrive 11.-05 a.m 12:01 a.m. Leave. Vetpen .:. arrive U;lt> a.rn. 12:15a.m. Leave - Winslow .... arrive 11:31 a.m.' 12:31 a.m. Leave .Oakland City . arrive 8:20 p.m.i 8:56a.m. Arrive.St. Louis- .. . Leave Louisville Limited. 7:00 a.m. 4:25 a.m 4:02 a.m. 3:52 a.m 3:37 a.in. 8:15 p.m. Louisville. Fast Exp. 5:30 p m. 3:00 p.m. 2:38 p.m. 2.27 p.m 2:12 p.m 7:52 a.m. Nigtat trains stop at Wmslow and Velpen on signal only. K. A. Campbell, G.P.A., St. Louis. J. P. Hurt, agent, Oakland City.