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The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1886-08-25

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sas bavc great reason to feel cncour-
aged. All parties seem to be ready
TO assist IN the overthrow Of the liz
uor traffic. For the democratic party
II can be claimed that II has given
to the people our most excellent
local laws, by which, rs said above,
the electors have absolute control Of
the traffic in each political township
every two years, And this they have
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In addition to the generally friend
" feeling TO the prohibition cause Of
all political parties in Arkansas, ]
have good reason TO believe that the
honorable gentlemen who are now
candidates for the office OF governor
personally wish that the people
should be careful to vote upon the
liquor question at the coming cleo
ton; and that IT would be personally
gratifying TO them II there was not
saloon lett standing in the state.
A worL to the duty of pronounced
temperance men and women of Ar.
kansas from now until The election is
over: Everyone should be active
among his or her neighbors. and by
all fair means at his OF her command
induce the voters to cas-. their haIlets
against license" in their respective
townships. Much can be done in
this wav bv the excrcise ~ ,bat III
lent influence which a good man or
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1886-08-25

ouHG ~. 1cCV.
| have been over a very consider
able portion Of Switzerland since I
wrote you last. ! went as | antici
I,atcd then from Geneva TO Cha
mouix, 53l miles by diligence. Cha
nluuix, as you are appriscd, lies at
the foot Of Mont Blanc. Az ST. Mar
tin, Or Maurice, 20 or p miles dis
lanl, view OF the Monarch is oh.
tanned, rising in All Ills regal majesty
and splcndor, with his mighty snow
crowned head sixteen thousand feet
high, Fitted up into the clouds and
almost vieing in hight with the blue
ethereal vault OF heaven above. 1t
is now, as it has ever been "The
Monarch of the Alps and It's ascent
is US difficult now as it was when
Jacques Balmot OF Chamouix first
trod its virgin SHOWS upon It's lofty
summit in 1856, one hundred years
ago. From Chamouix took car
riage and crossed over Tcte Noir to
Martiguey, thence by rail to Bouv
eret, where took steam boat on
Lake Geneva, the proper name OF
which is Leman to Ouchy, where
Byron and Shelly lived for some
time, where, | think, Gibbon wrote
a part Of his history, and Lord Byron
compared his beautiful piece entitled
"The Prisoner Of Chillon," poor
unfortunate captive who was confined
aud Immurcd within the walls and
horrid dungeon OF the Castle of Chill
Ion. The pillar to which this pris
oner is said to have been chained is
pointed out and yet seen, and the
floor where he stood greatly worn
away, consequent upon the unccas
ing tread and movement Of his feet
thereon. The Castle stands on an
isolated rock, about % yar;ls from
the bank out IN the lake, and which
is reached by bridge. Boats take
passengers from the pier to the Cas-
tic. 1t is one Of the most interest
ing, and at the same time one of the
most dismal and gloomy looking Of
the fendal Castles, yet remaining in
Switzerland, where the most cruel
and horrible scenes were enacted and
executed in its dreadful dungeons,
and where many poor victim OF
tyranny had entered and crossed its
heavily ironed portals, never again
to emerge into sunlight and life.
Between Chillnn and Vilieneuye Is
located Hotel Byron, most beautiful
ii situated, with surroundings calcu
lated to please and excite admlra-
ton Close to this Hotel, out in the
Lake, appears tiny little Island,
thirty yards long, by twenty yards
wide. 1t commando and exhibits a
magnificent panorama to our Wow.
A century, or thereabou., ago, an en-
tlIusiastic and intelligent lady turn
ed this dimlnntive spot OF land out
ID the lake into q perfect little para
disc, by laying it out as q Garden,
and filing u with ambrosiaI flowers,
hyacinths and beautiful aromatic ev-
efgrcens, whose odoous incense and
delicious perfumes, were waited BIZ
the gentle lake breeze 10 every nook
unsl corner Of this lovely little Etleu.
She also planted ont three elm trees,
whose massive trunks yet live and
flourish, aud whose waving branches
are covered with nossy green foli-
age, under whose dense shade, OBJ
scured from mIdsummers snn and
bent, lhe way worn Traveller eouId
lay him dawn, and ID the arms Of
morpheus Invite sweet and pleasant
drcanas ofsE:ysian bowers and scent
"a ilelas, 81 the Ansels lowering
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I886--pirector --l886
Court 9Th Judicial District.

TIME or HOLDING coURT:
Pope County -first Monday in April and
Novembcc.
COUNTY COURT:
W + Dover on the Jth Monday In March and
tst Monday IN January. July and October.
PROBATE COURT:
At Dover. on The LIST Monday IN May and Sd
Monday in january, July and October.
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church ana Society Directory.

PRESB rTERfAN cHURCR.
iiB Mitncr pastor. Preaching every Sab
hath AZ II n. N, and 1880 pm. Praycr-mcct-
~ cverr Thursday at 1880. j.. NJ. Sabbath
school a 2 .. III. every sabbath.
BA APTIST CHERtN.
j l. Wise pastor. Preaching every ri
ansi 4si sabbath al II ain. ana7:s0 pm. Fray
er meeting every Tuesday night. sabbath
school a. M every sabbath
R5fTH0DIST GHHEcH, S0U9H,
81. s. Key. pastor. Preaching 2dssd aud 4th
SUNDAYS al Ii am. and dT:30 pm, Prayer meet
ing Wednesdays, s:30 i. m. Sabbath school
Ga. ~.
EKY10DIST EPIsc0PdL oHURoH.
Jsuarfis. pastor Preaching list, 2ii
and 4fh sabbath. II a. nj. and 1880 y. m. Prayer
meeting Thursdays, 7:s0 D. IN. sabbath school
n. n.
CHRISTIAN N UHURH.
Preaching the ist and I'd Lard's Day in each
month BY II. Y. Daic. sunday school at 3 p.
M. each Lords Day. and prayer meeting
Monday nights. All are invited.
At Prairie Gsove,by Rev. !. T. Garland, on
the ith LORDS Day and Saturday before
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temperance department.

Conducted by tho Ladies' Of the W. Z. r. u. Of
kusscllyille-
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1886-08-25

The Dardane:le Post, one Of the most
prominent and influential newspapers
Ia the state Of Arkansas under date of
June 80, says: "The Satanta Mediclne
Company furnish class Of tcstinani,i-
sls that no frand could procure. These
certificates are from we'll known cili-
xelss Instead of myths Ia distant states: x
For sale by u. w. Wells, and =. ~,
Qdon, Dover.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1886-08-25

TN ADNIsR. dealer in General Merchan-
~. disc and Cotton Bayer.
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~ w.HARRISOS. dealer in all kinds OF
Vi hardware. stoves, tinwarc, doors. sash
and farming implements.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1886-08-25

w A. GALLOWAY, dealer in drugs,med-
~ icincs, chemicals, paints, soaps. brnsh-
e8 anil peffamcry.
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(fRO0M Il BRO. dealers ID general mer-
~ chandise and cotton buyers Leaders In
low prices.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-17

heart Of waco. llis annuIosc BODY
wore rainbow hue-, aud pHriicoIorcl
tlame- were exhaled from his head
lie growlcd horribly, aud although
the military attacked him Win eau
non, he kept his way unframed.
Proscrpino contcntcdly returned
aud went to sleep.
sunday morning froserpine re.
paired again To the tower and gnhed
toward the hub of the state, expect
ing to mark gloomy desolatiou, oc-
cupying the far site of Waco bui
sho saw the same happy city
covered with floating nag &,
busy with busting trade OF
bnthing dcHghtcdly ia the summer
mir aud she returned To Pluto ana
said
"Whyt'
Pluto galci iondly upon his weep
ing spouse. Presently hc snid Pros
crpinc. my monster was ~ mighty one
but that EKAuNEE rooster got away
with him Prehistoric reptiles HT
no match tor modern invention.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-17
connIssIoNEH's comm.



The county commissioners met yes
tordny In iull hoard. Judge Ev"l-
prcsiding. Road Ousin"-, wa, Nh
nouncrd rs Gr,t In order. severn
petitions were rejected nnd others
referred for mrtncr combination
Petition Of la-. H. GILLIAN aud ,uN
other for second class rond rcRln'
mng At T. Il. Christian southwest
c,rnc,. thence to the Waco ANA l'le
Greek road, was acted upon nnd aJUrN
pt view appointed ~ majority OF
whom are expected to report 10 inc
next term OF the rOmmi--iunri b
court. after hnving surveyed the r'hd
aud prepared field notes and ploi oil
the same. Mc--r- j. ia Dunn " d.
3rrclaud. VIM lugrNnNm, Louis Tree.
hand and Goo. Fowler ara tNr jury pl
Wow
ucldently, Geo Sanders a -icD
/ 0nborcr. lately Ia the employ oi lh'
narrow GuAgc railway COMPANY Ap'
piled in person tor help AND wa
given an order admitting him @" i"'
county asylum.
The bid of u. ~ DARLING Of iHI"7
line TcNus tor making twelve new
steel cells ia the rouuty Jail was ne
iccted
That OF the rauly company OF =
outs WAS also rejected.
A steel cage OF twelve cells {" Weie'
los 500 pounds aud to cost pl3, %.
wa. presented to the contractors, IL
"a pr0pOsal 10y the commissioners ah'
accepted by Mr.. : y. Pickcas "Rcn
of the pnuly Jail building compAn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-17

Fora short time only, TO introduce
my work to the public, J will reduce
prices ON all dental work nearly 90
Der cent. win make full setts of
trc,h tor Sl5; Gold Filings $3.50;
Amqlgm aud cement filings 81 eN
tracing 5u cts. All other operations
iu proportion, and all work guRran
tord. II e.. oAU NpERs, II. ID. ;.
5I2 Austin avenue, over Deans pho
tograpu gallery.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-17

A ibcrnl reward viii be paid by
thr Ten cent store tor all goods re-
umcd which wcro stolen Oh the oc.
ra-iou ot the late burglarilinR of that
establishment. The ladies in charge
are anxious To recover the goods ~
we'll 60 be- even with the rogues. IL
viii prove great service to them it
ibc utrcr, ur others are able to strike
% rlu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-17

1t is not true that the Ross process.
sion was five miles long, Il was
about mile long however aud $500
people took part nit II WAS ,he big.
gest thing OF tn. kins ey.r .oeu IN
ths lQsth.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-17

Five thousand 10 cents cigar. for
cents each nj Here's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-17

Twenty American cigarettes for
cents AT Hers
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-17

Our line of gents furnishing good
is the most complete in the city,
LEVINE Bios,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-17

Last week OF Sanger brothers mid
summer clearing. Don miss II,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-17

/, New shapes in gents ,litl hats
LEWlNr Buu-,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-17

A bottle Of Ang0sturn biuers to hN'ui
your IemOnadT or any oihrI cold irluA win
viii Keep yuu gfvr rom Dyspepsia, tHllt
UiArrhuA aud all 'hca'es 'fitI ah1E Ifoiu
uine AugusIrTh manufactured bi Co., + do.
Is slkGEkl : Sons
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-17

Twenty Lone Fisherman cigarette
tor g cents al llcrt's
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-17

~. ~ Supposcd 10 IL" ~" Nuih"r ~
series ut Burgtnrirs \ h"dg"
and Lot 81 Hrddtng.

A prominent WACO physician wa.
called In to attend Mllllr ho''I l7"N.
A black woman who does sort oil
guerrilla. three brass ball, monte Pho
cuisines, Ia Tin Cup alley Milir
loans money on light collateral, und
when the physician called She was
out of cash aud proNcrod as pay a
college badge OF gold The do'' Q
cIo.rly examined tno uuigr and read
A Latin inscription ou TO- which beng
translated mean. 'Ilir without
literature doesn't amount io
much. or word. to that ,ilrrl .'h
thc reverse WIS the lame of ~ young
lsdN. once pup,l Gt tlr Waco f''uNc
college. this was impaired To br-
puN sheriff ban Ford, aud hc worked
up The ca-c.
The badge WAS attached TO d NeH'
tho property Of MIR. Ed stephen
son. so. 6ls south tuurth street
which vest wa. stolen July ~, toe
"rthcr with other articles Acting
nnon the clue. the officer arrested
I'm Jackson, an cN tvadc county
convict. who had pledged the hndg'
to Mile Robertson, nj u heavy u-nrl
and received m advance of 80 cent?
ON IT,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-17

truii Jars fur the Mutton
Cheaper than the cheapest AZ W.
y, GRAND X COS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-17

How is this Twenty Oporn Iull
oi Cigarettes for cents Al Her..
Daily Republican., 1886-02-24
Better Accommodations.

During the trials of Davis, Becker
aud Robinson, the represeL tatives Of
the y ess of this city were greatly in.
oouvenienced and IL ommOded by the
crowds in the rear of the court room,
who persisted Ia sitting on their table
and crowding around in a manner that
made 1t almost impossible for them to
attend to their duties. But the climax
was reached during the Talley trial,
W hen the reporters were almost forced
out OF their places, aud TO prevent q
recurrence of this in tho future, a petit
tion was prepared and handed to the
Levy Court yesterday by the reporters,
asking that some action be taken to
provide them with better accom- moda.
tions 80 that they will bs enabled to
prepare correct and accurate reports
for their respective journals. Mr..
Hickman moved that the petition be
granted, and that the Com mmittee on
Buildings bs instructed to take such
m Measures as will condnce to the COM
tort and C nvenience of the reporters.
The motion was seconded by Mr.. Mo
CraekeD, ho expressed his appreciation
OF the work done by the representatives
OF the press, and the rece-sity OF their
being free from interruption while at
tending to their duties.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-24
Caught In the Act.

Yesterday morning oolored man
named Levi Green, who says that he
resides at No. 412 East Eleventh street,
was caught by Charles Witsil, -four
dealer a Alb Shipley street, In the act
of robbing his money drawer. Mr..
Witsil has been missing money from
the drawer for some time and suspi-
cioned Green. who has been in the
habit of loafing around the store. Yes
terday morning MT Witsil seoreied
himself where he could see all that was
going on in the store and saw the fellow
In the act of opening the drawer with
his pocket knife. He slipped up and
seized him and was on his way to police
station with him when he met Consta-
BILE Dillon and handed his prisoner
over to him. At q hearing before
Squire Bertolett, Green was commit
ted In default of 5000 bail to answer at
Court.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-24
A VAIuahIa R0olt

A valuable book and one that should
find place In every family in the land
is General Logan's history of The
Great Conspiracy" The actors in the
stirring scenes Of 1861 to 1865 are
rapidly passing away, but their deeds
will grow brighter with the years to
come, and faithful history of those
deeds is something that will be priced
by thousands yet unborn. Those w no
participated in that conflict are, of
course, the ones best able to furnish the
history, and this work, from the pen of
General Logan, ranks among the most
accurate and best yet written. This
book Is sold only by subscription, and
John O. Bryant has the exclusive
agency for this section. A postal ad-
dres sed to him at the European Hotel
will receive prompt attention.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-24

There will be q number of business
changes In and around Newport be-
tween this and the 25th of March. 1t
is presumed, all for the better. Mr..
VIM. Duff will move on bis farm and
engage In agricultural pursuit; Lewis
Duff will take charge Of the store. w.
A. Weldon will move into his new
home, and W. r. Finn, Jr., will take
the present residence OF Mr.. Weldon.
There is good business stand now for
rent In Newport, dwelling and store,
suited for any retail business except
whisky. Particulars in regard to the
same may be obtained at the Newport
drug store. Rev. Mr.. Sharp, Of Ashury
Nd. X. church, preached q very good
discourse in the Newport III. K. church
on Sunday morning last.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-24

Yesterday Master Harry McCaulley,
son of Arthur and Snsan McCaulley
residing on Harrison street near Fourth,
reached the third milestone In Hfe's
journey, and the event was duly cele-
0rated by his young friends and friends
of the family. Some twenty two per-
sons, young and middle-aged, single
aud married, assembled at the house,
many taking presents TO him. A grand,
hilarious evening was spent in playing,
singing, etc. MISS Bessie Hobson pre-
sided at the organ, and her Sunday
school class, ass sted by all present,
made the welkin ring with their excel
lent singing TLen came the refresh.
ments, of which there was an abund-
anoe, to which all present did full JUS
tioe. Master Harry, young as he was,
seemed to fully appreciate all that was
going on, and enjoyed himself to his
hearts content. Between 10 and IL
O'Clock the guests departed, wishing
Master Harry many returns Of just
such birthdays.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-24
Tho Water Commission.

The regular meeting OF the Water
Commission was held last evening, aud
the Chief Engineer was authorized to
have q six inch water pipe laid ON the
north side of Second street between
Market and King streets. The Chief
Engineer was also Instructed TO pre-
pare, and submit 10 the board, adver-
tisenents for proposals for supplying
coal during the ensuing year. The City
Treasurer reported a balance of $68, 321..
OF In the Union National Bank to the
credit of the commission The weekly
pay roll amounting to $409.42 was pre-
sented, and an order drawn for the
amount.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-24
AM ExcelIent Performanna.

"Ingomar, the Barbarian" as pre-
sented at the Academy of Music last
evening by the Grifith Company was a
dramatic treat, and each character was
given In truly artistic manner. The
material OF which this com pany is com. /.
posed cannot be exoelled, and their
rendition of each play announced can
be relied upon as being first class In
every respect. The principals all occu-
py enviable positions in the profe ssion,
and combined they form one of the
strongest and best companies that has
ever appeared In this city. The plays
are all attractive, and the certainty
that they will be presented In the best
manner should have the effectof Gro wd-
Ing the house for the remaining per-
formauces. This evening my Awful
Dad" will be presented, and all who
enjoy an excellent comedy given In the
very best manner should not miss this
opportunity.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-24
BREVITlEo.
.un sets b.4S,

Sun rises $50. Sun sets b.4s.
Try Bush's coal you will like It.
Strong cough candy at Ferguson's.
McDermott is once more q tree citizen.
Last chance on clocks at s0cent store.
Try Bush's coal you will surely like It.
Birds and Cages st 4arkers's, East and q
Millard =. Davis, jewelor, 0 Il. and street
Oity Laundry, Sixth and Shipley street,
Fine IS K. Rings, at Hsnrs, ID E Fourth
Harting, sign painter. 2zl West Seventh 81
The two ears OF civilization-plon eer
frontier.
olo hes-w'ingers cheap at No. East
Fourth street.
Homo Weekly rs cents a year: Send fol
free sample copy.
The immediate delivery system century
age. Your money or your life.
1t is not considered necessary In society to
return bill collectors call.
Milton Barlow. the negro minstrel, did not
appear at the performance last evening.
A cat on the fence is worth two in the
Woods-to those who fancy foline music.
Silence may be golden, but dentist has
never yet been able to fill teeth with It,
For good butter, cheese, etc.. go. to u. F.
Hudson's stalls, 80 and 81, End street market
house.
The man who takes home fry In box
may prevent himself from getting into a
broil.
Everything in the drug line at the New
port drug store. Physicians prescri ptions
carefully compounded.
Go. to II. ID. Moore's for butter, cheese,
etc. Everything guaranteed as represented.
Stalls ~ and "a, Second street market.
Walker & Linton, No, 9a3 Shipley street
house, sign painters and grainers. Brick
sta lining speciality. Estimates furnished
for city or country.
Go to W. ID. Hsrtlove's, ,s0e Z. Third street
For Guns, Rifles, Ammunition, Sporting
Goods, Taxidermy and 1he Guns. Repairing
q speciality. Isocksmithing and bell hang
ting attended to.
ONE CAUSE FOR GRATITUDE.
He walked the door with bis bowling heir
And msdly moaned, as the rocking chair
OFT barred his sensitive shins;
But yet he cried, with a gr Ateful air,
I'm thankful that you're not twins -
Gil, SHE'S ALL RIGHT.
Dear madam, excuse me, pray,
Your hair is ali going astray.
It. badiy wants combing behind,
And it's a waving about in the wind.
She answers in scorn, declare,
With sneering ami top-lutty air,
A 1d says, with lemonade smile,
- 1 am just in the height of the style.