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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-03-04

Kin0lxng ~ tlle EoIItacel Pot
The Little Rock Democrats
CIarkayille correspondent announces
that the political cauidron il begin
ming to boil IL that locality and re-
ports the following a. :'prominently
mentioned
sEor circuit Judge, Hons. j. b
Cravens Of johnson, r. B. Wilson 81
Pope, and 6. S. Cunningham Of Yell
are named, while for prosecuting a.
torney many names are presented
Hons. J. v. Bourland Of Ozark, Eu
gene Henry Of Morrilton, H. s. Car
ter Of DardanelIe, J. z. Buster d
Coal Hill, and j. II. Watson and r
d. w. Blythe Of Clarksvillc.
Bv the way, the name OF Hon. ]
H. Shina, editor Of the Little Rock
Teacher. Is being discussed among
+ the teachers Of this county for cleo
tion to the position ef =. superin
tendent Of .s::ic instruction. Hi
IL regarded as an able teacher, com
petent for the place and deserving
of promotion, it being general,
thought that Hon. Wood Thompson
will not offer for re electins
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-03-04
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening Feb. oath
1886, at the residence of the brides
mother, near Russellville, by Rev. II.
B. Milner, Mr.. Walter Il. Howell and
Miss Lallah williamson. Attendants
Mr.. VIII Harkey and Miss Ida Hart
sell.
The wedding was attended by good
ly number of the more intimate friends
of the contracting parties, and was an
occasion full Of pleasure and long to DC
remembered. Several very handsome
presents were received. The DEMO
Graf extends its congratulation to the
young couple and wishes for them O
long and peaceful life.
On the 26th ult., at the residence OF
the brides step father, Mr.. O. w. Lipe
in Rassellville, by G.. w. Bergman,
Esq.. Mr.. VIM. Murray, Of Logan Co.,
and Miss Ellen White.
The happy couple left by Sundays
train for thoir future home in Logan Co,
On Sunday, 18th ult., Mr.. Alfred
Brown and Miss Ssllie johnson, and
Mr.. John McCracken and Miss - Par
tain, all of Scottsville, Esq. Langford
officiating.
The DEMOCRAT sends congratulations
and good wishes.
( On the 25th ult., at Mr.. Aut Keith's,
in Selma, Ala, Mr.. Envy Wilson, OF
Gardens Bottom, and Miss Lide Keith,
formerly of Russellville.
How we'll Miss Lide Is remembered
in this community, and how great a
volume Of good wishes, much joy, ETC.,
will flow down to Gardens Bottom "a
greet her in her new home! The
young Mr.. Wilson is to be congratulate
ed on the excellent fortune Of selecting
such splendid partner for his life's
iouruev
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-03-04

The following will be Of interest
as showing the extent to winch whis-
key and tobacco are manufactured in
this state: There are twenty distil-
leries in the state. One in Hot
Springs county, six in Benton coun.
IT,, two in Washington county, two
in Marion county, and one in each OF
the following counties, viz: Madi
son, Yell, Faulkner, Randolph, Sharp,
Boone, stone, lizard and Searcy. The
report at the internal revenue office
70. the month ending January /,
1885, shows that during that month
there were entered into bond 3165
gallons and 4319 Withdrawn from
bond, leaving in bond 26,l14gallons.
There are fourteen cigar factories.
They are situated in Pulaski, Gar
land, Faulkner, Sebastian, White,
Boone, Miller and Washington coun
ties, the largest factories being in
Pulaski. During last year they made
and sold 1901, 592 cigars, buying the
bulk Of the tobacco used in Kentucky
and Missouri. There are eight to-
bacco manufactures, situated in
Washington, Crawford, Sharp, Boone,
Benton, Clay and Ouachita counties.
Last year they manufactured and
sold $1,000 pounds Of plug, 504
pounds of fine cut, and 2,l38 pounds
Of smoking tobacco. The trade in
cigars and tobacco will increase at
least one-third this season.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-03-04

Are you disturbed at night and
broken Of your rest by sick child suf-
fering and crying with pain of cutting
teethg II so, send at once and get a
bottle Of Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErHING. Its
value is incalculable. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon It, mothers, there Is no
mistake about it. 1t cures dysentery
and diarrhGa, regulates the stomach
and bowels, cures wind collie, softens
the gums. reduces Inflammation, and
gives tone and energy to the whole
system. MRs. WINsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP Fok CHILDREN TEETHING Is pleas
ant to the taste. and Is the prescription
of one of the oldest and best female
nurses and physicians IN the United
States, and Is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price 20 cents
q bottle 7-S7.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-03-04
Died.

Near Spartenburg, s. c.. Feb. l9th,
1886, OF dropsy, w. r.. Robinson, uncle
OF Mrs. w. /. Pollock and A. II. Robin
son, once assessor Of Pope County.
Mr.. Peter HUFFMAN, an old citizen
OF Pope county. and as greatly respect
ed as widely known, died ct his home
four miles east Of Russellville last Sum
day aud was buried Monday at Pis'
gah cemetery.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-03-04
A Fire Bugs work.

The fire fend oncc again held car
nival in our city on Monday night
last, the residence Of Mr.. J. H. Poe,
on jefferson St., being the victim Of
his ravages. It was st the hour OF
midnight when the fire was discov-
cred, and Il was under such Roadway
that to save anything from the burn.
ing building was impossible, the FAM
lily hardly escaping with their lives,
and not one Of them at the conclusion
having change Of raiment. Mrs.
Poe was not able even to rescue q
single dress, and the only piece u
her apparel saved, was wrap which
she gatheEed up IS she fastened cut
OF the burning building. In his ef-
fort to save some part Of his effects,
Mr.. Poe himself came near loosing
his life. Seeing his danger he was
dragged out through window by a
friend Just in time to save him from
being buried under heap OF live
Goals and burning tlmbers which fell
on the spot from which he had been
dragged only q second before. Ev-
erythiDg saved from the fire would
not amount to over $40 or $25. By
the efforts OF Col. Granger the bu-
reau containing his papers was fort
unately saved, but $l65 ia county
scrip and So or $40 in currency went
with the rest. Mr.. Poe informs us
he had just laid in his years provis-
ions and was having large supply
OF wood hauled which was all con-
sumed. The wind was from fortu-
nate quarter which saved surround
ing buildings. At one time it shift
ed for a second only, from N. E. TO 5.
which made the anxiety thrilling for
the safety of the home Of Mr.. w. H.
Rankin; but shifting back so sud-
denly passed of the crisis, and SUI
fered one home only to drop into
ashes
The fire can be accounted for on
no other hypothesis than that Of in
cendiarism as it was first discovered
in q room which had had no fire IN it
for two months or more. Mr.. Poe
places his loss at 1900 Of which only
$500 is covered by insurance IN the
German Insurance Co, Of Freeport,
Ill. How quickly the hard earnings
of years went curling up in smoke
and cipders, leaving the honest toiler
devoid OF the fruits Of his years OF
toll and saving. II the work Of an
incendiary, what punishment could
be commensurate with such crime.
Mr.. Poe takes the calamity with IS
much philosophy as man can well
employ under such circumstances,
and OF course will seek to replace by
steady strokes the ravages Of that
nights disaster. Himself and fam
lily have the sympathies of his fellow
citizens and neighbors.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-03-04

Rover is 10 have Newspaper pub
Iished il the interest Of education.
Capt. H P. Barry Is announced az
editor.
Some weeks ago Will Garner, of
Yell County, lost Two valuable horses
supposed to have been stolen. A
description was published which fell
under the eye Of the sheriff OF Tate
County, Miss, and In response TO q
telegram from that officer announc-
ing the capture ofthe thieves, sheriff
Davis Of this county, accompanied
|by Mr.. Garner started last week for
the men and horses. They returned
home Monday with the stock and
prisoners. One is named McGraw,
the other Griffin. The court had
oot adjourned upon their arrival, but
the grand jury had. The prisoners
expressed regret that they were too
I late to be indicted at the present
term, as they desired to plead guilty
and begin upon the term OF their
penalty as soon as possible. In or
der to meet this view they have been
brought from the county Jail, and we
understand special grand jury is to
be impaneled to Indict them. Now
| ii all the thieves and other prisoners
would be equally patriotic and "tote
FAIR" the people wouldn't complain
so much at the delays OF the law.
DARDANELLE.
| Capt. Ed. Shinn Is making prepar-
atoms to build fine residence aboye
town, on the river bank, in front Of
Judge Cunningham's residence.
| Wednesday evening Feb. oath,
Mr.. Lem Smith and Miss Maggie
Bottoms were married. The DEMO
Graf tenders congratulations.
| A resolution has been adopted by
the town council annexing South
Dardanelle to the original incorpor
ated territory, in compliance with
the order Of the last county court.
Suit has been brought in the U. S.
court in the Western District Of Ar
kansas, at Fl. Smith against j. c.
Austin now deceased, former register
Of the land ofilce at this place. The
suit IS brought againt j. G. Austin
and his bondmen for the sum of
something near $55,000.00. 1t is
claimed that Austin who was in Of
fee here about the year 1870 TO 1872
became defaulter to that amount.
HIS bondmen were G. p. Thompson,
I. A. Hanks, Z. R. Wilson, w. M.
Boles, HI. p. Barry, j. Mort. Perry,
Jas. A. Wilson and Obadiah Woods
The land office at this place was
burned during Mr.. Austin's term Of
office, and with Mr.. Austin dead for
the last ten or twelve years, it may
be difficult for the bondmen TO make
q defense.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-03-04

Articles of association have been
fled with the secretary of state Of
the Agricultural Star of Arkansas.
1t is TO act in harmony with the
State Agricultural Wheel, and Is to
be composed strictly OF colored men,
and no one not actually tilling the
soil is eligible for membership. The
capital stock is 5000 and the incor
porators: s. r. Cowan, Robert
Shorter, j johnson, Robert Bell,
Simon Herd, B. B. Blackman, Chas.
Holland, and j. Crook. The ami.
versaries are to be held on the
Fourth of July.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-03-04

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg
Ill, says: Having received 40 much
benefit from Electric Bitters, / feel
il my duty to let suffering humanity
know it. Have had running sore
on my leg for eight years; my doc.
tors told me / would have to have
the bono scraped or leg amputated
! used, instead. three bottles Of Elec
trio Bitters and seven boxes Buck.
lens Arnica Salve, and my leg Ii
now sound and we'll"
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty
cents bottle, and BuckIen's Armies
Salve ct 25c. per box by ]. W.
Wells or w. S. Hinton, Atkins.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-03-04
To the Public.

RUssELLvILLE, ARK, Feb. 30, 1885,
Some Of my good friends DITTO be called
fricnds) have circulated a report that
have quit the hotel business and moved
away. Such report is not true. am
in the hotel business at this place, and
have come to stay. SO long as the sign
of the clergyman house" hangs on the
corner / can be found at my place OF
business, "The Bergman House"
All persons wishing good fare, kind at.
tention, neat rooms and beds at reason.
able rates can get 1t ut my hotel. When
| quit the hotel business | will pull
down my sign. and until that Is done
will be at my post ready to make il
pleasant and home-lilSe for all that stor
with me. am yours truly,
G.. w. BERGMAN.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-03-04
To stock Ra,sers.

The undersigned, late Of New City,
ILL.,, has just arrived with the cclebrat-
ed stallion. Sir John Bruce, and the
Mammoth Jack, and will stand them
the ensuing season in Russellyille.
The horse is a beautiful bay, almost II
hands high and weighs 1900 pounds.
The jack IL black, and over 10 hands
high. Everybody is invited to call
and see them. Service will be as fol-
lows: IS single leap; $l2 for the seas
on; SIS to insure. Parties not satisfied
when they see the colts can have their
money refunded.
u. G. OWENS,
Russellville, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-03-04
KEYNOTE TO HEALTH.

Health Is wealth. Wealth means In
dependence. The Keynote Is DR.. Boz
sanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, the
best Cough Syrnp In the world. Cures
coughs, Colds, Pains In the Chest,
bronchitis and Primary Consumption.
One dose gives relief In every case.
Take no other. Price 80 cents and 81 90.
Samples free. Sold BY J. A.. Harkey &
Bro, and w, s. Hinton, Atkins.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-03-04

Election Notice.
OFFICE OF THE
DARDANELLE AND RussELLvILLE R'Y COZ
DARDASELLE, Ark, FED. %, 1886.
N0tice Is hereby given that the An
nual meeting Of the Dardanelle and
Russellville Railway Co. will be held at
the Office Of the Secretary Of said COM
pany In the town Of Dardanelle, Arkan-
sas, on the 26th day of March, 1856, at
2 O'Clock p. M, for the election Of a
board of seven directors for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction of such
other business as may come before the
meeting.
BY order of the Board.
ZENAs l.. WISE, GEO. J.. kIMBALL,
Secretary. President.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-03-04

"A bricht little daughter wsIeh-
Ing nine pounds arrived 81 The "a
inst, TO bless the home 81 Mr J n.
Hill. All doing veil, including NJ
Hill.
Cows with young calves 10 sell.
Apply 70 a. +. sHzsx.
Judge N. D. Shinn, after thor
ough investigation decides that the
sight Of peacE bloom this spring,
will cure the sore eyes. He decides
that 1886 will be noted ia the annals
Of history not only for its cold hi
day and the biggest snow ever seen
in this country, but also for an en-
tire absence Of the peach crop.
--Losr. "A good horse collar, be-
tween N. d. Shinn's and Russellville.
Any one finding same will confer q
favor by leaving at DEMccRAr Office
or returning to me.
M. r. SHlNx.
Last week Bill Cobb, Jinc I ItI.:!!l:ss
and Jerry Hills were tries OF Dover
charged with stealing yoke Of cat
tie from Lewis Hills and selling
them to one Randolph OF Morrilton.
The evidence induced the magistrate
to hold Cobb and Jim Hills for the
grand jury, and release Jerry Hills
because Of the lack Of evidence to
|inculpate him. Sensational develop.
ments are expected at circuit court.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-03-04
BuckIen's Arnica saIve.

The BEST SALyE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblaips, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions. and positively cures Piles,
or 90 pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money re.
funded. Price rs cents per box. For
sale by J. w. WELLS. ly.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-03-04
To Fruit Growers.

I will sell for the next 80 days from
my large stock Of peach trees--of earli-
est as well as latest varieties-at DC.
each. Also apple trees al same price.
These trees are large and fine, and are
offered at u bargain. SAN Brown.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-03-04
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that will
present q petition to the honorable
county court Of Pope county at its
March term 1886, to appoint viewer 8, to
view and lay out public road leading
from near j. l.. Cooks in sec. IL tp. 8
II r II %, thence passing near Sand
Spring school house continuing by
way Of Splain & Lcnell's saw mill and
J. l.. Tates and terminating near Dave
Rushings. s. G. HARRIS
Feb. IS, 1886. and others.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-03-04
Permanent Employment

VIII be given to a capable and reliable
lady canvasser reeiding In this place.
No investment required. Goods sell all
the year round. References necessary.
Write to y, b. HULING CO., l7T Mon-
roe street, Chicago, Illinois.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-03-04
Temperance Notice

temperance NOCIce.
All members knowing themselves in
debted to the Christian Temperance
Union, of Russellville, are requested tt
pay up rs the year is drawing to close
By order Of the society.
Mrs. o. p. HANEY,
Mrs. Ii. A. HOVER, President.
Secretary.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-03-04
NO Tradcrs.

want to swap sewing machines for
corn, also cattle for corn, good horse
for corn. Sewing machines for cattle,
or good horse for cattle or anything
for anything and any way to get trade.
II there is any trade In you come to SEQ
me. S. l.. LEATHERM GOD.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-03-04
Stray NOtlce.

Strayed from the town of Russellvillc
in October or November last, one black
muly COW with black calf. We bought
them from A. L. Brown on Big Piney.
Any information leading TO said cow
and calf will be literally rewarded.
WooTEN q OATES.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-03-04

!, hosoe withrat pain; book
UL lQN g. %s ss,ffIssas i s. aHsssnss..
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-03-04

A good upland place, miles from
Russcllville, 30 acres In cultivation,
good orchard and spring water. Apply
to u. @. VIM or X. Il. WItsoS.
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auttion Sales Of Real estate.
IMPORTANT SALE OF KIM
| III PRoPERTY IN BRIDGEPORT, CONN

,corrcE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That IN pursuai.,So ,t IN
80 - The snporior Court Of the state ot
TsirAeld County passed Nay IL IeSo ,s r.
- ,uortoace dated October ], lsSOi anu hT.u rrn
Hav Machine Company in favor OF the celt ~ noeT az
~ ~ York trustee. and IN pursuance Oh Lo n,h1tc
p9 W Incl IN AID mortgage, there will DC SOLD ~ po0
IVA CIV ~ BrdgoporL Saturday, July ~ Iooo, az
~ n the forenoon subsequent Gay OF 9ts "
80 ne sae NAV Oe adjourned the real estate OF s iI ~
rhnr COMPANY said bridgeport lnclu1hg we Sins
ruldnps dwelling houses and all otiisI t H.
sre,n and The boilers piping apparatus snal.nH ~,
W. i"rv buildings together with the personal pioBeg
sa 80 atd mortgage and which Is enumerated III d 00A
- eine attached said decree. -. g. ,to
rronery will be sold subject 10 prlQr W w
estr swings Bank Bridgeport and also suuyeoo ~
OF Hume WEBSTER i,S
20 other In favor Of the Credit Company Llh'eo' 0 "
london England :, - -. .,,ira.r and mnst be paid
,r ether In cash OF the bonds OF the cohpan! So Of t
ssd mortgage their rata value ~ P ,e Of sale
snrhase prcc be required 10 pc PAM a. oDd an
~ nc halance within twenty days theI@hter am al
s,sornf eoual M least the sum OF S4s99 ~ an" o." "a
nersos Of the sale must be paid in cash n 5oecrin
urine "a copy Of said decree OF court contain ~
t,or and schedule ~ the property 10 De SOU WI VoT
rrou apnication 70 the Central trust OviPiy vi
III Tassau ~ NcwYOTk city, OF 10 me suhsoilpcl
bridgeport, Connecticut
Mo a,ove sale has this day been adjourned WIN ., Wy
,t f All The parties interest TO the "a uay ol Oo'o'''
issc N the same hour and place. ,ooc
A"''" JAMES STAPLES, Special commissioner
Ju'y . oct. = ST.
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tOurirp propertp for Sale auo Go Get
FOR SALE.
A FINE PROPERTY.

FOR SALE
A FINE PROPERTY
Having several unhnpoyed building sites in Rutherford
M wish to sell the improved square 80 lots where
nave resided for 20 years The house aud grounds are in fine
Older and amply supplied with fruits flowers shade and or
hnenia trees water &c, and will be sold low for cash
eheI furnished unfurnshed Only 30 minutes from New
YORK CITY, the main line of Railway with nu1ner
gus trains from daylight 70 midg place can be more
eeSrable Expecting 10 build my ots can give
bargain 70 vino home for all the yea,
hound.
ID. b. IvIsON,
RUTHERRORD, N j.,
" 7a3 AND 755 BROADWAY. NETWORK CITY,
A GENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Barea In
residence property and building ses. Rouset 10 let
SLAAANOk =. TUBES. Beeimah- ct, Room 20.
A LII COUNTRY PROPERTY our specially.
PHILLIPS WELLS, Tribune building.
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RAILROAD BONDS of all kinds for
~ EDW {. FOX. 3 Wall-st
1F YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL ANY
Il PUTS or CALLS on STOCKS or BONDS
Write TO- telegraph to- send for, or call on
H. ". ROSENBAUM,
co Exchange place, NewlOrlt.
Send for my new circular Just issued.
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Diul0en0 Notices.
Tlettlon Notire.
CTATE OF NEW YORK.
- OFFICE OF Tux SEcI

OFFICE OF TAX SECRETARY OF STATE,
To the Sheriff Of the County of YewYoTk 3.
he be IN tSs State on to Tuesday succeeding Mon
day Of November next November 2d the following oe'l'
aiA no associate Judge Of Appeals in the place Of
Theodore Miller whose term Of Office VIII expire On the ss
Justice of the Supreme Court the First Judicial Ds
trct in the place Eoah Davis whose term Of Office viii er
the fast d q ps Se F ns1 Congress Of the United
stt T he sinh Conversational District composed OF the
ftrs Fifth and Nnth Assembly Districts OF the County OF
Representative Fitieh c9ngres: Of the United
States Seventh ConsIessoRa District e2@posd tS 2,
the Second Third ana seVehu A''''N'' D'''''
me Ts p GSnsTea eoS of S 0 u tSa
Tonfth txt and Eighth Assembly Districts Of the County
OF Rspresohtatve in the Feth of the United
states r Tie Ninth Congressional District composed OF me
Tenth Twelfth Fourteenth Assembly Districts Of tno
09un Hepresenative in Fitch Congress OF The 9itsd
States Tor Tenth Congressional District composed 81 tbe
County o. YeSYort -, -. ,-u,.o,
P6s tba Ev IN co1gressona District composed o.
the Thteepth , F r. Sd Sof
n the Fitch GongTsss OF 5nS 81
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north by the south Of street on the S ts es
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States or The Thirteenth Congressional DISTRICT composed q
bS Ssts ~ b Sp twenty second Assembly district bounded
north BY tie sSu6 II i iGS S
the east side Of Fifth avenue and east by the East er u
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by District Of the County Of onoress NJ Tho
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in the place o. JOIN hs h Of Hoover c. Van
worst al xEose Of once viii expire on the last day oil
DseemOef net also hereby respectfully directed to tie
provisions Of section Of chapter st LAVE s G Sna
other oacers and for submitting to The people s s4e
question shall m there be which il herewith inserted
made a paTs OF tliS nOtsss, ~ = ATP 1fE 90.
AN ACT to provide for submitting to the people the gqe,on
nv Shall there be a convention 10 revlSe the Constitution
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BROOKLYN properip for Sale ana 90 Get

FOR SALE.-LOts and plots, cottages and
Villas TO Is rooms Improvements 81 900 TO 80 OOO;
lots $500 10 200; slenddly located IN Goth Ward frook
Fn elevated road to- ceBte Of property; pure air gien
ielos and city advantages.
r. +. LINTON, Atlantic corner Van siclon-aye.
TO EXCHANGE.-Private Dwelling; excel
lent location IN brooklyn, 10 exchange for farm
JOHN o. HOYT. Jr, 90 Broadway.
TT COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.-Forty rooms
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