Scott County Democrat, Volume 26, Number 11, Scottsburg, Scott County, 23 April 1892 — Page 3

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i.a2-;;-t -;siti.ati').v is Kferr cyr.MY, tit tO ntrC?l p..w.-u l- !' Vw-r.nwr VIIi"ft r S 5-M-: Kt s v mi--r ; ( uW w.. W Uiuivri. i.N ,l,W 1 OH.! leaden of the "Democrat"' arc carncmhj requested to compare this fpcr tcHh any other purporting to ie in Scott County as to qaalily an 2 quantity of reading matter, fresh local and miscellaneous nevss and aen-f-ral rea liini. LOCALDEPARTMENT. -Willis Ridlen has about recovered. See Jacob Sapinsky's floor and oil-cloth. Miss Nettie Royce, Austin, Sundayed here. The depot at this place is being reroofed. R.W. Montgomery visited at Seymour Monday. Jake Sapinsky has moved to New Albany. Born- To John Peeler and wife Tuesday, a girl. Mrs. E. A. Morgan has returned from Indianapolis. W. A. Smith and wife visited at Louisville this week. Chas. Milhouse, Seymour was here on business Wednesday. THomas Caldwell of Austin was here on business Monday. Lewis Parker, Oakland City, was in this place this week. Dr. Ferguson, Henryvill, was here thia week on business. There will be preaching at the M. E. church tomorrow night. Miss Stella and Alice Gladden, Austin visited here this week. The W. C. T. U. meets at the residence of Dr. Riery today. Alva Lockcnour has removed from Indianapolis to this place. Nobody can have dypepsia If they take Simmons Liver Regulator. Breakfast shawis at greatly reduced prices at Jacob Sapinsky's. James Traylor is erecting a new dwelling on north Second street. Jake Rosenberg is assisting Simon Saplnsky in the store at this place. Max Watson who is working at Franklin visited his parents here Sunday. Ladies Slippers, Dongola. Buff, Patent Leather at 75 cents at Jacob Sapinsky's. Levi N. Ervin and Virgil Thompson went to Jelleoiiviile on business Satur day. Thomas Smith, aged about SO years, died at his residence iu Little York Friday. last j Alzuna JJobbms l.'-.d his thigh painfully cut by failing on a saw last Tuesday evening. Will II. Sierp of Louisville visited ftkmdsaud relatives here last Thursday morning. - Melvm lluub.rd and son l'arket re arket turned Wednesday from their trip through tho west. There will be preaching at tne Chris tian church tonight, tomorrow and tomor row niirht. Will Harlow, formerly of Una place but now of Sparksville, visited here a few days this week. Buy Your Stationery at this office. The cheapest place In town. Miss Susie BIcQsieen has been given a position r.s book-keeper for Carpenter & Stardieid, Sej mour. Elder C. A. Jlauker will preach the funeral of Grandma Youut at the Christian church Sunday morning. Wm. Cravens received word Wednesday of the death of a small child of John Garriott of Toronto, Kansas. Miss Dora Mitchell, Noblesville, attended the funeral of her brother W. D. Mitchell here last Tuesday. The Scottsburgh Horse Thief Detective Association will meet at the Court House this evening at 7:30. A car load of new machinery was received here for the Little York flouring mill and taken out Thursday. -An infant child of H. W. Brodt died last Tuesday night and was buried at the Scottsburgh cemetery Thursday. C. W. Cruson, D. V. Gladden, Mark Storen, and Joe Shea attended the state convention at Indianapolis this week. Elder Hannond will occupy the pulpit at the Christian church the first Lords--day in May. All are invited to attend.

lfcvl Pills cure Constipation hy restaring ihe peristaltic fiction of the nJimmtary canal. They are the best family caXI .r'.i:'.

A samll child of Mrs. Ham Green died last Wednesday night and was buried Thursday evening at the Scottsburgh cemetery. James Lashbrooks who is working at Louisville is attending the bedside of Lis mother Mrs. Melisha Buchanan who is Seriously ill. Thin or gray hair and bald heads, so displeasing to many people as marks of age, may be averted for a long time by using Hall's Hair Renewer. Ruth aged about 5 years, daughter of C. B. Harrod died Wednesday evening and was buried at the Scottsburgh cemetery Thursday evening at 3 o'clock. Yin Ut-'.!al!e Stent Jlaricet cf J, D. Caldwell 13 in full blast, and all in want of choice fresh beef, pork, lard &c at reasonable prices should give him a call. Who struck Billy Patterson, we can not tell ; but we can positively assure you that if Chanter's magic chicken cholera cure fails, your money will bo refunded by Prank II: Park. Fire Wood Will! ted. We want several cords of good wood for heating slove3 at once, for "which tha highest price will be paid. It should be from IS to 22 inches long, The P. C, C. & St. Li. tracks were washed oat last Monday morning by the high waters near Vienna and ill train0, with the exception of the early southbound passenger, were delayed until about noon. Nic; Housekeepers Should prepare for spring with nice, cle m bouses. To do so do not fail to examine the beautiful line of all kinds of Wall Paper at the Drug St rc of F. II. Park. Prices lower than ever. Wall Paper. Conic and examine and price my large stock of all varieties of Wall Paper ir. all the latest styles. You will certainly purchase an oullit when you learu prices. 4 Fi:axk II. Paimc. The employes of the stave and head ing factor of Julius Steinberg went out on a strike for higher wages last Monday morning. We understand three of them got their price and returned to work but the others are "loafing." Card, of Thanks. We desire to return our most sincere and ' heartfelt thanks to those who so kindly aided and assisted U3 in the eicfaeess and 1 death of our baby. Me. iSD Mf.s. II. V. Bkodt. Down Tliey do Ladies Dres3 goods, Ladies Shoes, Gent's Clothing, Gents Shoes at Jacob Sapinsky's. On hist Sunday as tho Misses Janie and Jennie Overman were returning home ! from Xcr.v Cbapel in a buggy, they were run into by a party of young people of both sexes' on horseback and their buggy was upset throwing them out, but fortunatcly they were not injured. It is Not What Wo Say But what IIocd'3 Sarsaparilla docs, that makes it sell, and ha3 givea it such a firm and lasting hold upon the conGdence of the people. The voluntary statements of thousands of pcopic provo beyond question that this preparation possesses won derful medicinal power. Miss Curtis Barnett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Barnett, who has been sick for about three weeks, look a relapse last Saturday evening and died early Thursday morning. Deceased was nearly 23 years of age and was loved and res pected by all who knew her. Her remains were taken to Edinburgh yesterday for burial. Williamson D. Mitchell who has for some weeks been seriously ill at the residence of his parents in this place, died last Sunday evening at the age of thirtyfive years. He was an honored member of Dearborn Lodge No. 49 K. of P. at Lawrenceburg, Ind. The funeral sermon was preached at the M, E. Church Tuesday by Rev. C. S. Norton of Crothersville, after which the remains were interred at the Scottsburgh cemetery. There's a good deal of guarantee busiI nes-5 in the store keeping of to-day. It's too excessive. Or too reluctant. Half the time it meens nothing. Words only words. This cUcr to refund the money, or to pay a reward, is made under the hope that you wont want your money back, and that you won't claim the reward. Of course. , So, whoever is honest in making it, and works not on his own reputation alone, but through the loeul dealer, whom you know, must have something ho has faith in back of the guarantee. The business wouldn't stand a year without it What is lacking is confidence. Back of that, what is lacking is that clear honesty which is above the "average practice." Dr. Pierce's medicines are guaranteed to accomplish what they are intended to do, and their makers give the money back if tho result isn't apparent. Doesn't it strike you that a medicine, which the makers have so much tonSv2c:cc is, is the citdxiac fc.r you?

There is more Catarrh in th'.s section p! the country thin all other disease put together, and untiii the lar:t few years was supposed to bo incurable. For a great many years doctor pronounced it a loe d disc.se, and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Science La3 prove?i catarrh to be a con?titutional ' disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manuf-ictured by F.J. Cheuny Co

Co.. Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on ti e market. It is taken internally in dojs from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It a'lls directly upon the blood and mucous f.u.faoe of the system. They ofA-r one hunc red dollars for any case it falls to cure. Send for ciicuhus and testimonials. Ad'iress, F. J. CKENNEY & CO., Toledo, O. Cirsoid byPruggists, 75c. Pf -tents Grantet. Patents granted to citizens of Indiana during the past week, and reported ex pressly tor the Demoouat by C. A. Snow & Co., Patent lawyers, opposite U. S. Patent O.Hcc, Washington, D. C. T. L. Df.vis, Azalia, Weede. J. Ilusaell, Kichmoad, Bed-lounge. O. P. Ividd, Iioann, Wiro-stretcher. P. Lugenbell, Greensburg, Fifth-wheel. J. McJJlintock, Indianapolis, Wive fence. W. B. Hosford. Mlshawaka. Jourualbor. G. II. llyde, Indi3iiapoli3, Latch & Lock. C. Avery, Pleasant Lake, Shingling - B. Rcichclt, South Bend, Sewing mach. motor. S. A. Rouse, Indianapolis, Windmillhinge. C. E. Wintrodo, Huntington, Brace for fence-posts. B. J I. Holmes & J- H. Ralston, Goshen, Type-cleaner for typewriters. Liost. A six-foot step ladder at Price's nail on the rooming after the Martha Washington Tea Party. Information of same will be glad! j received at Julius Steinberg's store. Dr. J. M. Uarrod has fitted up commodious rooms on the North side of square, -where he will bo pleased to attend to the wants of all who desire a good job of Dental work done. Teeth extracted without pain. For Gold and Silver Electro Plating1 Call on P. II. McGlade Vienna, Indiana. Watches Gold Plated from $1.50 to 5.00. Watches Silver Plated from 1.00 to $2.50. Table ware estimates furnished when work is brought in. MONEY TO LOAN. The Scotteburgh Building and Loan As,

sociatioa lias rrom time to time money r'ii(,n fnr mavor?

Uaa m hnDdi'eds ana ua.li uur.dsus t,-. lars to loan on long tune and weekly pay ments. Real Estate security prcfered. F. II. Paek, Secretary. Palo Alto. nUMPIH?EYB' VETERINARY SPECIFICS arc now used on the stock farm of Gov. Stanford, the home of SUNOL, AlilON, PALO ALTO, etc This completes the list of prominent stock owners who have adopted the . use of HUMPHREYS' VETERINARY SPECIFICS. In China, slips of. mulberry bark serve as money in the interior towns. To counteract the desire for strong drink take Simmons Liver Regulator. The police of Cincinnati found a man who had not been out of his bedroom for ten years. When, asked why he remained there eo long, he said it was because he wanted to. TGVM TREASURER'S REPORT. The following is the Eighth Annual Report of the Treasurer of the TOWN OF SCOTTSBURGH, Indiana, showing the receipts and expen ditures for the fiscal year ending April 17, 1892 : Receipts. In Treasury April 27, 1S91 S344 CI Received for Liquor License 200 00 " " Pool Table License... SO 00 Corporation Tax 203 90 Road Tax 119 78 Paving 59 32 License, from Town Clerk 4 CO Miscellaneous 2 50 Total Receipts l,0M.ll ExPEDITCEEa. Hardware 8 3 29 Town Marshal and streets 144 03 Elections 18 00 S CO 10 CO Election Outfit C 25 Printing-.-Street Lamps, oil &c 25 0 67 00 Bonds and Interets 311 55 Interest Labor Making Tax Duplicate Freight &c Drain Tile Lumber Sand School House Walk Brick Streets, assessing damages. Sewer Pipe 120 CO 43 80 20 00 15 15 4 C; 71 4 13 00 5 CO 4 50 22 CO Total Expenditures RECAPITULATION. $082 10 Total Amount received fl,0G4 11 i Expended SS2 10 la Treasury, April 17, 1SG2....... S3 01 Respectfully Submitted, ASBUUY THOMPSON, T

EALTH NOTICE.

Scottcbjh, lVIK, April 7, lilfi) TO THE r-BOPLU OF SCOTT CorKTt: Assin I call rLo ateritin of physicians ant sc. -ou'. !if urs ol hvott Conaty t- the i.ita tlutt the .iw n 1 .ires them to report to ri-nt this nffr-e ali l-lrths A Ur-aths Vi'hii-h 31-fty i.M--iir binder their b-ip.irvis-wi'bia the roruity M-l'hia L-:t days tii-reaf-tT. aii.l on f.iiVure tlie ! reijtsirmg tinua to da tn Tliis t-er-oniPM nowsirr frm tho ttct that li.rr-tf'J"oi-cnit a iniiioir of physicians nrul aocoTi'-!i-"nrj, have faiio;l t. n-ir, "c;i.t from the further I-u t that iafnniiatlnii has re.tcuHl Ji! ofiee that e "rittiiHius djsi-asfs or uU.'ases ia an ?;.fl.i;ik O-rniHr? prpvali-iit wiii.in t!;o Hifiit f the courty. r.:i.:t ,La a rorrc t and trap rejxtTt cannot iiiaii? t -' 1 h-tp.ce B' y-ird of lii-altii imli'ss the lucul rci".tt ara luado us ruiyaired 1-y law. !l j.itss.'IU' arp ueroi'y rwuSred, on or before tha 5,.' ljy jl Aprjl. 1IA' to ili'.-sintcs-.t end ol-:-.ia their vnyy vanitii, ancii' i- at 110 time to ttniror any aniT.:a,s dyii.rr ,,f ci.js.-sc to rntnaiit uubnrlcd or to s;:f:jr th acr.amtitation vt any off.il or filch of any uua ou tiiijir xireiiiis.'i. JOHN sr. wat.so;.-, BWy B. of IX., S. C. PROCLAMATION. Ia aceoi-rVi-aee with instruction from th Socrefiiry oi th Uoaril of Jtiaith cf Hc-ott Cottaty, Initially, aU the rt-sidents cf the tcjv. u of b'cutslatrh, in said County, are hereby notftitHl to clean the at-vnuiuhil-Ura of their priviwi ami securely imry the same a suflicif-nt t(ijl h or ran.no the rame to bo fianied cntsjde the corporate limits of said town on or :efore the 25th clay of April. 1K'J2, ami on failure :'. ''' so tho ftame will he Oono at their cxpfnsts. kli xers-jn are further forWiUlen to clepouit any eff -j ot uocayla? vegetoliles or inuttor of any kind 'iiidu or uxhu tho aireeta and alloys of said town. JOHN J. TOHIAS, Town Maitiiiul. Ilw3 . dav Night : is novr used as a filling for tee th.j Four-fifths of the hail-storms occur in the day. The choir of the Blcrmon Temple at Salt Lake is 300 strong. In Dover, England, all grip patientmust keep indoors or be lined $25. During the reign of Queen Victoria, Great Britain has had fifteen wars. Baron Hirseh gives away a million dollars a year, the Parisian papers say. There are four times as many Irishmen in the United States as Englishmen. ' Negroes with red hair are common in the West Indies and in South America. It is said that more money is spent for eggs than for Hour in the United States. 4 A New York school-teacher was so shocked at beholding murder that she died. A new Boston benevolence is one by which poor persons are suppled with eyeglasses. The Empress of China is reported to be making a determined effort to learn the English language. An electrical stop-watch is now made which will show the time to within the one-hundredth part of a second. In Japan there aro apple trees growing four inches in height, which bear fruit freely about the size of currants. The metal in a five-cent nickel piece la worth about half a cent, and fifteen cents will purchase copper enough to make two dollars' worth cf cents. Several towns in Russia have elected on the ground that ibi 4-sfere lieal Ciwa to temtnifatea" wrtn the iuttrests of the community. It is said that a factory in Michigan is now making underclothing from a wool fiber which Is said to equal iu every respect that made from wool. A little daughter of a San 1 rancisco millionaire was baptised tho other day with water brought especially from the River Jordan In a br.sin of hammered gold. The most valuable dinner set .in the world is said to belong to Queen Victoria. It fills two rooms in Buckingham Palace, and is guarded by two men continually. JLIrs. IS". 22. XVaocIa fs C srm3 d cca of tho bcsS knoura ftssa Inacl8t3 m Now ilaven, doinj business oi 141 Eiswctl Ave., a?a& ci-precidentoi tho Conner Ceut Pharmaceutical Association TLq saysi My wlfo v.ias jr several yeara tn bad t.csMJi, duo to a comp'.'.eanon ot dtaordcra. ; -Frh-n-Ss jersnaaca her to UtXo Hood's Sarsa. fiartlla; slio tooS 0 cr 8 bottles and ta cei tainly a great deal better since, tn every waj 'Mrs. MarSia Heed cf 1S35 Uara3C7 ettae Ealttniorc, IJO., voluntarily says i " Far over 2 yeora I soCered with a Cil the stnarrscr fauna ma & eciifjrmed Invalli, tlood poor, appetito con!? bowels out ci order, and 1 was misorti.!iJo ta ratal ssd locSy. I read o such wonderful cures ierfcrraed by Hood's Sarsa"oarllia thc-t, e.t List, Ithoti:!it I would try a bottle, as, if it didn't Cialto me hotter, It co-aid not nialro rr.c vrorso. It did r.iako mo better, anil on my third botiis i io'JH J Kj self almost Iwtn -53y convlnee cr.7 lady, O 1 hsTU provod to raysell, that piaiSySns end enxleh.fcg tho tlood, v. hkh Kood'a Gsatari!la doe3 to perfection, Is the besS Ctmstizxtican TE-cnCEi.c', ad hi ircjiy cc3cx, docawa? vriui ail Tt-ceiiaccj la tho many Cistascs with hi.h ccckowo ai'.i.t od." Tryit v y y Sarsaparilla ia cs n ft ffy y- n tu" I- H 11 n1-; svia U t- '--.f ii'i Ka Jt U Va ij tadwCl cum tSOenitles pectdiar to tho sex, . II. E. Xoer3to2etirc';3f-a.rS:ape,r!ILi. HCC03 PT'X.2 curs i.vw ilis. oczi.?iS?atjca,

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Ham Kimberiin ia indisposed. John Kelley spent Sunday with his par ents here. George Hall vlslted his parents at this place Sunday. Mrs. David Robbins continues very low of lung trouble. Wm. Meagher of West Ve. la visiting his mother here. Recce Morgan an employee of the O. & M. is on the sick list. Miss Emma Triner of Cincinnati is visiting friends at this place. Jap Jones has moved into the house vacated by William Davis. Commissioner James of Nabb made our town a business trip Tuesday. Vm. Guynn contemplates building a new barn the coming summer. John Abbott still continues in a critical condition, with little hopes of recovery. Mrs. Whitlatch and daughter leave for Indian Territory Monday to visit her son. L. M. Starks aud E. M. Johnson of Nabb were business callers at this place Tuesday. The play entitled East Lynn was well rendered to a large audience here Wednesday night. Quite a number from this place will attend the convention at North Vernon, April 26th. Alex Hough and A. E. and J. L. Stonehouse aro repairing the barn on the Doc Dayis place. J. G. Chambers local agent for the firm of D. H. Baldwin & Co. is meeting with good success. Henry T. Hays is planting a peach or chard ; the number of trees to be put out being one thousand. John W. Allen of Johnson township was; shaking handa with hia many friends at this place Wednesday. W. V. Poswater and C. C. Lamar were awarded the contract for painting an papering the new Baptist church. Mrs. Elmer Eldridge residing near Hardy, died monday of consumption. His remains were interred Monday. Wm. Paswater whose illness was an nounced in these columns last week, is, we are pleased to say able to be out again. Bloom Clapp and Charles Lamar two prominent designers have made quite an improvement in Trustee Storen's storeroom Wm.. Gobin, George Guynn and Frank Fleming employes of the car works at Jeffersonville visited their parents here this week. Tho heavy rains did considerable damage in parts of this township ; the water along the bottoms being higher than it has been known for years. Ambrose Gobin will move to the River bottoms in a few days; he having leased five acres of ground there and will engage in raising garden truck. John Abbott, a highly respected resident of this township died last Wednesday evening. His remains were interred in the Lexington cemetery Thursday. Barnum Harris residing east of this place is circulating a petition to be presented to the Commissioners at their June term, in regard to a new road which will intersect the Madison road at Dr. Davis' and the state road at Tilford Johnson's. Thomas Sheehan section foreman at MarysyUle has located at this place. Ills wife Mrs. Sheehan has purchased the Millenery stock cf Mrs. Aiders and will conduct a Millinery and Dre53-m".king establishment at her homo located near the road leadlir.; to the derot.

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Child 1 2' f.- ' U.UXi.0 ana I5ine Oassimeres, Gent ,nd ChildThat grim monster death visited this community last Saturday and took from our midst Mrs. Milton Noaks, an aged and highly respected latly residing two miles west of this plaee. Deceased was adevoted member of the Presbyterian church, a good neighbor, a kind and loving mother and an affectionate wife. She leaves an aged husband, three sous and a daughter and many friends to mourn her departure Her remains were laid to rest in the Lexington cemetery Sunday afternoon amidst a largo concourse of sorrowing friends. The bereaved husband and entire family have the sympathy of the entire community in their time of trouble. Wm. Clark informs us that tho man who visited -kfm last month and represented hiinsol' to be a brother has since provento &e a fraud. Mr. Clark has a brother lii intr in Kansas whom he has not seen for over 40 years, and no doubt the man was acquinted with Clark's folks as he went under the assumed name of his brother, he also knew Mr. Clark's sister who resides in Kansas, and eaid ehe waited on him during h'13 recent illness. Tho stranger promised to write immediatelyafter returning but failed to do so. This lead Mr. Clark to think that ail was not right, and he wrote to his folks In Kansas, giving them a description of the man. They informed him that no person of that description was ever seen by them. The strangers object is a mystery to tho people of this community. Henry Close of this place while working at Jeffersonvillo last summer fell in lve with his boarding house mistress cook. The courtship was of short duraation and tho couple were made one. Henry thinking that country life was more agreeable than city life, concluded to locate in this county. He rented a farm 2 mile3 east of here and both seemed hap- . py and well pleased with their new home and all went merry as a marriage bell until last Tuesday when Mr. Cloae returned from work he found that his most valuable piece of furniture was gone with all wearing apparel. . His boarding mistress came to this place In the morning hired a horse and closely covered carriage then , proceded to the residence of Henry Close, taking ki3 better half home with her on the next train. Henry followed them the next day with little hopes of recovering his precious jewel. Mrs. Polly Noakes, wife of Milton Noakes, of Lexington township died at the residence of her husband last Saturday aged 74. You should have your norse Bills, Sale Bills, Dodgers, Note Heads, Letter Heads, Bill Heads, Statements and Envelopes printed a this office. We o tt Ait aktee our work to be first class. Give us a call. The Republican reporter this morning learned that a young man had returned from North Veraon, r.fter having taken a, three-weeks' course of treatment for the cure of the habit of drinking strong drinks. Thinking that our readers would probably be interested in learning how the . treatment aUects the person, we called upon him and he told ua the following . ''I had been on a 'highlonesome' or common drunk for some time before I went . up to see Dr. J. II. Green, at North Vernon. The doctor gave me all the whisky I wanted and told me to take a drink aa . often as I wanted to. In about a week after I began treatment.1 did not like the taste of whisky and began to drink beer, but soon got tired of tnat as it tasted to ne like soap sud.s. I now feci like a new man nd have na desire for anything to drink and it makes me sick to smell of a person's bre.-.th who has been drinking. When I went to North Vernon I weighed only 157 pounds and now I weigh 172-, pounds. My appetite is good and it makes . me hungry to see anything good te eat. I wouldn't be in the fix which I was in before I took the treatment foi a thousand dollars.' We refrain from giving the barty interviewed, but if it will be of ben t-tit to any one, they can -.;.! at this offh-e and lertrn .nil particulars. Sever. liepubiicun.

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