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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-06-16

Correspondence ofthe Democrat.
 APPLETON, June 1.-The dropping spirits Of our farmers have been re vived by replenishing shower of rain. The oat crop is not lost Tn our vicinity. Farmers are we'll up with their work. Appleton cannot be beaten for industrious farmers. <. MT. John Burnett pald Appleton 8 visit last Monday and remained un- til Tuesday. Ma Burnett makes things lively for us, alftl we are al ways glad to sec him. We think that some of our bachelors were benefited by his instruction. Come agala Mir. B. Mir. J. T. Burris will do the loud smiling If you will do the talking. Miss Ida Burnett was tke guest of Miss D. K. Montgomery, last Mon- day night. We would be glad to have you attend our school Miss Ida. We had tue pleasure of meet ing Mr. Geo. N. Burns, of ScottsviIle, last Thursday. MT. B. contemplates teaching school this summer. He is nice young man, and we wish him much success We have prayer meeting regularly here on Tuesday nights. Our Sunday school IS one of the greatest enticements that we have for our young and old people. B. A. Kuhn IS superintendent, Mir. F. D. E. M assistant sup, Mir. F.. k. Rankin sec. The teachers are all awake to their duty :. Twenty six of our young men and ladies enjoyed last night, by surprising our worthy school teacher, with twenty chickens. They heard that he was wanting to buy some, so to have some fun, and save him some money, they Trade him the gift. It was amusing. You see they all formed line in front of his dwelling, all unknown to him, Mir. Keith, and all at once, as near as could, made their chicker,s laugh, and laugh they did He. Nr. K. was so much frightened that he ran un- der the bed, but his timid wife coax ed him out, by assuring him, that 1t was nothing but his school chaps and some friends. A hearty invitation was extended to aIl with many thanks for their favor, to come agan. We are not through, but for fear of the waste basket, will close.
 ';BlIL Jue.'
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Pope County Teachers.

Correspondence of the Democrat.
 List of teachers who attended tue public examination held at Dover, June 1st and 2d, 1886:
 First Grade.-A. Eggleston, F. NJ. Hudson, E. NJ. Yates, T. P. Mccain, s. R. Rodgers, J. A. Evans, G. K. Howard, N. A. Wilson, H. P. E arneY, c. M. Winn.
 Second Grade. Miss Mollie Mar tin, Miss Sue Matthews, Craig Bell, ". L. Puckett, F. G. Kirksccy, ". c. Bullock, J. NJ. Battentield, J. W, Hudlow. Mrs. Bettie Bowden, J. M. Campbell, R. ". Snider. G. NJ. Sni. der, J. H. Howard, 6. ". Balrd, ", 5 Newton, John M. Harkey, ". A. Mofiit, c. W. Forehand, c. L. Hor- ton. |. E. Linton, J. T. Burns.
 Third Grade. --C. II. Kennedy, J. H L,nzy, G. N. Burns, T. D. Bull lock. D. E. Walters, A. F. Bowden, $ T. Malone, c. J. Gideon, ". L. Davis. ". F. Daily, Billie Williams, J. NJ. Burns, Richard Bruton, (col- ored). H. L. RAYBuRN.
 County Examiner.
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SHE IS NOT DEAD.

It has been reported that l was dead but am not. For four years | have been afflicted with a severe case Blood Poison, Rheumatism, and Neuralgia. My flesh shrank away, my muscles seemed to dry up and form into little knots, joints were swollen and painful and all conclnd' ed I must die. have used five boi' tles of B. B. B. and I have gained 6t hounds of flesh, and nm now sound as any woman. BELLE DuxSAwAi,
 Atlanta, Ga. For sale by I w. Wells.
 June 30.
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2sSVs'y\{'l;y

Satanta I.inimeGt is the king of pain killers. It penetrates through the skin and flesh to the very bone, driving out all pain and soreness and morbid secre- tions, and restores the afflicted part to sound and stable health.
 Ringworm, letter and scaldhead have been permanently cured by the simple use of Satanta Eminent.
 For neuralgia, lame back or rheuma- tism apply Satanta Eminent. It af- fords Immediate relief. For saIo by J. W. Wells, and !. T. odom, Dover.
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BOTH HANDS UP.
NEWMAN, GA, June 1, lSS

NEWMAN, GA. June 4, 1883. For over two years have been a sufferer from Rheumatism, affecting both shoulders to such an extent that I could not put on my coat with out help. The use of seven bottles of B. B. E. effected an entire cure. refer to Rev. w. w. Wadsworth and all merchants of Newman.
 JACOB SPRoNcLEE. For sale by J. w. Wells.
 June 30.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that under and by virtue of . power of sale enit- tained in certain mortgage executed by John Ritter and Sarah Ritter his wife to James Bleyins on 18th day of November 1884 for two hundred dollarA with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from date until paid, Will as assignee or said mortgage, on Thurs day, tho 24th day of June, isSu, between inc hours for judicial sales, sell 'at pnb- lie auction to the highest bidder Tor cash, In front of the court house door in the town of Dover. county of Pope, and state of Arkansas, the following described lands, to-wits The south half of the south east quarter and tho north east quarter of tho south cast quarter of section fiftecn in township seven north of range eighteen west, in Pope
 J. E. JoyNER,
 Assignee.
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wheels and put out full ticket and you can depend on every republican vote in Pope county. l think howev- CT that we republicans are entitled to \ divide of the votes, and wnalsss suggest A. A. Beasly sprcsenta- tive. A. J. ".
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l have gwen Tongaline fair trial in facial neuralgia, and, to use my patients own expression, Sit is the medicine for that disease" It has done hiln more good iu one week than all the drugs taken before with. in three years.
 J. P. Rinkel, M. D,
 Brighton, His.
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Tribute of Respect.

EAWtA&0 VA AAG3VESts
 DOVER, ARKANSAS,
 June 9th, 1886. K To tho Superintendent and members Of
 Dover Sabbath School:
 Your committee to whom was re ferred the duty of preparing resolu tions expressive of the sense of the Sabbath school upon the death of sister Lizzie Carter, who was born Jnne 22d 1867; joined the NJ. E. church south in the year 1879. Died May 18th 1886, respectfully report the following
 Whereas, In the inscrutable dis pensation of His Providence, the cmniseent Father Of us all has re. moved our beloved friend and pupil. from the scenes Of all sublunary la bors and sorrows, to the enjoyment of that rest and peace that "remain- eth for the people oI God, and Whereas, The Dover Sabbath school, of which the deceased was an honored member, arc desirous of tes tifying their respect for the bright memory of one, by whose noble, ex- alted christian example they have been and are, greatly benefited, and of expressing their sincere and afs fectionats sympathy with the family of the deceased, in the plentitude oi their sorrow. Therefore, be it Resolved, That in the death of Miss LIzzle Carter, Dover Sabbath school laments the loss of a most punctual, zealons and faithful mem Der, uho was ever ready to laid Tn every good word and work" An active worker, whose interest in, and endeavors for the prosperity of our school were the paramount aims of her life; meek and lowly christian, whose "walk and conversation so beautifed and adorned her pure, free, young life as to render it criterion of emulation worthy the admiration of all."
 Resolved, That in our deep sor- row for the loss of ! faithful associ- ate and friend, we find genuine con soIation in the belief that her spot less spirit now vies with the redeem. led in sempiternal blesscdness in the city and paradise of God.
 Resolved, That we extend our tenderest and sincerest condolence. to the family of our deceased friend in their hour of trial and deep afilic- tion. under this severe visitation of our heavenly Father, and devoutly commend their chastened spirits, for so]acc, to Him, who, while upon the one hand He atlicteth and casteth down, upon the other He is ever ready to sustain and strengthen by His grace--and by our trials to sWork out for us far more exceed ing and eternal weight of glory"
 Resolved, That q page of our Sab hath schooi recor,1 bc sscredly dedi catcd to the memory of our departed friend and associate; that these reso. lu,ions be spread thereon, and. that sl copy therof be transmitted to the family of the deceased, and one to the RusselIville DEMOCRAT for publi- cation.
 Respectfully submitted,
 SALLIE POINTER,
 JOSEPHINE HucuEs.
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Boards of Health endorse Red Star Cough Cure as speedy and sure remedy for coughs and celds. Scientists pronounce it entirely vege- table and free'from opiates. Price, twenty five cents bottle.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-06-16

-On and after July Ist, the name of the Merchants National Bank of Little Rock will. by an act of Con grcss, be changed to the First Ma tional Bank of Little Rock.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-06-16

Ex-Judge NJ. T. Hooper, of Mon roe county, has been convicted oi negotiating several thousand dollars of fraudulent county scrip during his official career, and sentenced to sthe penitentiary for two years. Ike IS yet to be tried for forging several thousand dollars of scrip.
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86--Directory --i886 Court 9th Judicial District.

TIME OF HOLDING COURT: be County-First Monday in April and emUce .s COUNTY COURT: Dover, on the 4th Monday in March and ionday in January. July and October.
 PROBATE COURT: Dover, on the 1st Monday in May and ad ,lay in January, July aud October.
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Not a Candidate.
nlcnco of lke Democrat.

Correspondence Of tke Democrat
 APPLETON, June S.--As I have been solicited by friends from diiIer. ent parts of tho county, to become a candidate for county and probate judge, and as there was call mads by some of our good citizens, request ing me to announce myself candi- date for that office, l wish to say through the DEMOCRAT that, though I shall not be candidate. yet feel very grateful for their free and flat tering expression of confidence in me, as being worthy the office. I have given the subject some consld eration. and I think il hest not to run.
 There are good men Tn the field, and the names of others mentioned, who will very likely come forward.
 Wishing the democratic party q happy triumph, and success to the DEMOCRAT, l am your humble sery- ant, B. A. KUHN.
 Bodily pains are instantly relieved by the use of St. Jacobs Oil. Dr. R. Butler, Master of arts, Cambridge University, England, says, tit acts like magic"
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Correspondence of tne pemocrat.

l CENTER VALLEY, Ark, June 7.---
 The republicans have no paper pub lished in this county In thelr inter
 est, and therefore we are compelled
 to sit idly by and hear the democrat ic sheets plate their bombasfs and bigotry in our face. l have listened
 to them until patience ceases to be
 q virtue, and will be obliged to you for space in your columns. When the war closed it found the republi-
 cans in power, and of course it threw
 n great responsibility upon us to run
 the government under such crcun. stances. The democratic party was
 not proper party to trust with the affairs of state as you will admit, for they were conquered and there fore mad. It is true when the trouble got SO bad we were compelled to call
 out tue militia, and Tn Pope county tho militia dld do some things that were not right, for instance they rob
 bed people, broke open stores etc.. but then the officers tried hard to prevent 1t. A few murders they com
 mitted but they only murdered peo-
 pie to get the leading agitatorsin the
 democratic ranks out of the way,
 bilieving honestly as we did that the
 best way to peace was to teach people that submission to their of- ficers was the best thing to bc done
 and the only dependence and safety of the county. We at the proper time gave way and let all the dem ocrats vote and they took charge Of
 the government of the county and do not let us say word. A few demo
 crats have organized into an ergani- zation known as the Agricultural Wheel and associated themselves with us, and to day they, as good citizens ought to do are willing to di- vide the offices with us. l came here from the north in 1868 and assisted in the settlement of all the trouble
 and feel to-day that we are at least
 entitled to the respect of all good people. Those democrats that have quit the democratic ranks aud or ganized the wheel have our unquali-
 fled support and we are willing to
 bury the hatchet and meet them on
 half way grounds. We can start the
 wheel rolling from where the redeem
 CTS of the country left of, and on firmer basis and more brotherly love
 roll the wheel on to glory. Some of the democrats that had the manhood to start with us are rather baking, all such are not true grit, to us, and the sooner the vince. is rid of them the sooner and faster can we roll 1t E Into successful party, with every spoke of the hest timber. Ourcoun- 1 ty has lost some of its best helpers, lW. w. Stout has gone back to Con- way county. and some others have lleft, but we still have our Bros. Whortcn, Bcasly and others, and by taking the advice of such we will be
 success. learn that c. E. Tobey, 1 w. w. Gill and Noah Cooper hays weakened, butlf they have not the manhood to atay with us we can de better without them Organize youl
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Coughs. Colds and Pneumonia.

Coughs, Colds and Pneumonia.
 No. 5--Ufiicer J. D. Green, 6f the po- lice force ot Little Rock, says Ahle's Honey of Tar cured him of ss terrible cold that had settled on his lungs, and it also cured as if by magic a dangerous case of croup in ono of his little chil~ dren.
 No. 56-Mr. ". W. Burrows, q mer- chant at Renter, Grant county, Ark, writes under date of September l9th, and says: Your Able's Hcncy of Tar and Lemon cured me of a very distress ing cough last spring, after having tried variety ofother remedies. Yours Is the best have ever taken.
 No. 57--For Group and whooping cough in children use Ablc's Honey oi Tar and Lemon. For sale by J. w.. Wells, and J. T. 0dom, Dover.
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Mystic Societies.

e 4 Danueily Chapter No. g Q. F. s. meets lsst Friday night ia each month. Mrs. J. l. |hach. W N., Miss Glemniie Hqtmcs. Sec.
 iusseiyiile Chapter No. s5 X. A.. M- meets 'sirs Saturday night in each .month- J, A. Aaskay T, P.. X. E. Williams, ,n. Sec.
 taleSiae Golninanaery No. q, nseets first iondaY igat ca CT asfeg full taoon. tseo- L.. Linbala <. C., ", l. Reynolds. Recorder. |Resellvilie Io.lge N0' zT4. \. F. anh A M. aeets lrr saturday night in eacA blsIth. w.. ]. Peeler, w. M., i, F. Johc, See.
 Ashley Lodge NO. a3s, K. < L. of H. meets egond and fourth Friday nights each month. ! r. Jobe. Protector, J. x. Muuday. See.
 Banner i.oige No. 1853 k. of fl. meets first 1d second Friday nights each month. J.W. 'nsst, Dictator. ArthGg Erwin, Reporter.
 Chosen Friends Lodge No. 3si I, Q. O. F. meets rs. and third Monday nights each month. [ II. Baird. x. G.s W ]. Re- esupldss sec.
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Testifies with Plcasurc.

It is with pleasure. I testify to the merits of Hughes Tonic, as 2 reme- py for chills and fever. recon mend it whenever an occasion pre- sents, and in no case have known it to fail, even Tn the most obstinate. (signed ] J. H. Marks of Hudson x Marks, Camden, Ark.
 Prepared by R. A. Robidson < O., wholesale druggists, Louisville, Ky Sold at retail by Druggists general ly.
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PRICE FIVE CEN TS
BRONN'S'
 IRON ENTERS

H.YLL CURE HEADACHE INDIGESTION BILIOUSNESSs DYSPEPSIA NERVOUS REGISTRATION MALARIA CHILLS AND FEVERS TIRED FEELING GENERAL DEBILITY PAIN IN THE BACK & SIDES IMPURE BLOOD CONSTIPATION FEMALE INFIRMITIES RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA KIDNEY AND LIVER
 TROUBLES FOR SAFE BY ALL DREGGLS7S The CcHu;ne has Trade Mark and csessed Rsd Lines on wrapper.
 TAKE NO OTHER.
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'orrssponience q tns Democrat.

Correspondence of the Democrat
 RussELLv1LLE. Ark, June { -a vintcd the Mountain View Sunday school two miles north of this place Juno 9th, and takc pleasure in say ing that there was as much interest unaffected there in the Sunday school work as At any place hs.ya been. I have madc it q specially to notice the interest taken 1t different places (educationally, morally and intellectually,) and think that the Mountain View s. $. will soon be prepared tu compete with any in the county, taking into consideration the disadvantages they have had to con- tend with in that community. May the people of this county, and in fact of the whole state become more deeply interested in thls great and important subject s'education," (mor- al and intellectual. SC that re as citizens may soon take rank with any state in the Union morally and intellectually. We have the country, climate, variety of soil, summer re sorts. and in fact everything need fnl. if it is only worked np. Good Sunday schools, churches and every thing in literary hne that pertains to the morality and intelligency oi the people is needed through this section of country more than any thing else. AVIATOR PRoGREssUs.
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Important to aIl Females.

IT suffering from any disease pe- cuIiar to vour sex, BRApF1E1p's FE- MALE REGULAron will cure you.
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BIPTIS GHTRf E-
tHrRuX. NOI TH.
euRTsTYAE pg uRU.

Preaching the ist and 2d Lords Day in each ncnth by II. |. Date. sunday school at 3 p. m., each Lords Day, and prayer meeting Iendag nights. All Are inyited.
 1t Prairie Groyc,b by Rev. J.T. Garland, on be ith Lords Day and Saturday before.
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SnrIi. rnR punLIcArfoN.

fanaonirn nt Dnfaanclle. Ark, May fps fead
 Notice ia herohy given that the following nnmcd seitler has flied notice of his mtcntlpn Co make final proof in support of hts ciaim, Arn Ju'tsa Of Pope county, Afk.s ut Dover, Ark- on Juno sn, fHsd. vix; .Ez
 James n. W ait, ild Cntry No io,9iM Tor the e lsaw ii seei Tp s n Y 2i west
 Iio names the following witnesses io prove h,s continuous residence upQus aud euittyattnn of said land, viz: ...
 J. e Forrest. J E. Turner, A \. 6afrispn, $. w. Swan, all Of santns. rppa county, AN Ark June 2i- 5t A. t. ItMiNIt n1ktstns..
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|urch and Society Directory.

PRESE lTERiAA cHJRoN R Miner, pastor. Preaching every Sab 1 At il I. ni. and [ 50 D. n. Prayer meet every Thursday at 7:30. !. m. sabbath |ool sl 9 a. n. every Sabbath. BAPTIST CHURTH Wise pastor. Preaching every aa | 4th sabbath al Il am. aad5:30 pm. Fray meeting every Tuesday night. sabbath '0ol g .. m. eyary sabbath
 NE7H0DIsT CHURUH. SOJTH, $. Key. pastor. Preaching 2d, sd and sth sdaSs at il am. and 20 pm Prayer meet |, WNanestIsys, 7:39 D. sn. sabbath school pa. m
 METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHl-RcH. Harris, pastor. Preaching fsf. 2i ,l ish Sabbath, il q. m. aud g:3D !. ln. Prayer atiHg Thursdays I go P n. Sabbath school
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Sitting 9isfftogD.

E, a. D ARR dealer in General 5ierchan- lls eise and Cotton Buyer.
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fs W HARRISON. dealer ip all kinds of
 l !. hardware. stoves. tinwarc, doors. sash |Ad farming implements.
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HENRY KOLWEY.

Henry Kolwey of Meme died on Mon
day morning of this week. At the time
OF his death he was Gu years of age. He
settled in Meme "a years ago, becoming
proprietor of the Meme FIGURING Mills,
which he operated since and through
which he acquired considerable property.
He was born in Hanover, Germany in
1926 and came to- this country in 1949,
settling at Mequon, Ozaukee county,
where he remained until coming to this
county. He has for some time been
subject to fits and this was the indirect
cause of his death. Two weeks ago last
Sunday while i'll fit, he caught kettle
of boiling water in his efforts to keep
from falling, and the scalding water Was
poured over his body, injuring him
to such an extent that he died. He was
an enterprising man and an honest one.
Some years ago he was the democratic
nominee for the assembly but was de-
feated at the polls.