The Russellville Democrat., 1882-03-16

Dover road.
 Owing to pressure unon our space this week, we arc forced to postpone tho publication of an ex- cclleut communication from "Vox Populi," in Valley Township. The subject matter is so good, however, that it will keep until next issue.
 We invite attention to the call, published in another column, re- questing Mr. J. G. Wallace, of this place. to become candidate for prosecuting attorney of the fifth dis trict. If he makes the race, Mr. Wallace will have large support throughout the district.
 MT. A. J. Tate, ir., residing at Norristown, was presented by his good wife with twins on the 18th instant. Mother and babes doing well at last account. Score another in favor of tn development of the natural resources of Western Ark an- sas. The happy parents have the hearty congratulations of the DEMO GRAF corps.
 There is great excitement daily at the New York Cash Store, the house being constantly Deseiged with people who want to buy those cheap goods just received. The propric- tor, MT. L. Reich, has recently re- turned from the eastern markets, where he purchased his goods at such low fignres that he is enabled to give bis patrons great bargains.
 The DEMOCRAT office was favor ed, last Monday. with a call from Prof. Savage, of Little Rock, the wide awake travelling agent of the well-known publishing house of Van Antwerp, Bragg & Go, Prof. Say age is making a trip through the State with view to securing the introduction into the public schools of the series of excellent school books published by his house, and we com mend him to teachers and school officials everywhere.
 HAY! HIATT HAY.m.u Car load just received and for sale cheap; al so big lot of bran, and cotton seed meal just received, at YERzLEY's.
 For all pulmonary, urlnary and digestive diseases, and affections of the heart and brain. use Browns Iron Bitters. It strengthens every part, and cures by its soothing and refreshing effect.
 -Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment is good for nothing else but Piles, but 1t is the best remedy in the world for that disease. For sale by John w. Turner & Go.
 -Western Arkansas is on a bloom" and the eyes of all seeking new homes is turned in this direc. tion, especially those people irfiilae Mississippi river bottom, who have experienced such reverses by the recent disastrous overflow. This portion of the State being high and dry, offers many advantages of soil and climate that are we'll worthy the attention of immigrants, and more particularly is this the case with this Pope) county.
 SEED POTATOES. Large lot of seed Irish potatoes just received and for sale at Yerzley s, at rock bottom prlces, call examine and price before purchasing elsewhere. Also large lot of Onion sets and garden seeds of all varieties ut YERzLEY S.
 A RELIC MT. James Jamison, of Potts Station, has placed on our table a copy of the Arkansas Gazette bearing date as follows: "Saturday, November 20, 1Sl9," It being the first number of volume one. The paper before us bears evidence of age, and reminds us of the toll and priyatons of Maj. W. E. Woodruff, Sr, the pioneer of Arkansas jour nalism. It ia refreshing to note the progress of the art of printing in comparing the Gazette of 1919 and that ofto day.
 Purify the blood and regulate the bowels, if you would nave health. There is no remedy equal to the Prlckly Ash Bitters for this purpose. They act directly on the organs con. cerned, going to the seat of disease and driving it from the system. Nor do they stop here, but strength en the system, giving it tone and ac. ton, rendering it much more capa ble of resisting all future attacks.
 SERIOUS AccIDENT--An acci- | dent occurred last Friday that came near resulting seriously. It seems that Mir. Isaac Barton. who lives on | the Dover road three miles from this city, was chopping wood, and, ! while so engaged, his axe glanced, | the cutting edge striking the inside | Of his left foot near the ankle, in ! tlictlng a terrible gash, from which . the blood copiously flowed. It was evident that one or more of the large . blood vessels had been severed and | fears were entertained that the loss of blood would be so great before medical attention could be secured l as to cndanger the life of the wound | cd man. A messenger was quickly !