The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1886-02-11

tltM ~ WIN = VI t~l1t 7kfAf<&AANI IN<I< 4fI-
| dieting serious damage on the machin.
cry and entaiiing loss III building and
/ machinery Of something like $i75.
Near Atkins last Friday Esq. ASH
! morc's son Bob while bird hunting with
! Mr.. Ben Whittenburg's son was acci-
dentally shot in the hip BY young
Whittenburg. the whole charge of bird
shot passed into the pelvic cavity, and
the wound Is almost certainly fatal.
WHY WILL YOU cough when Shi-
loh's Cure VIII give immediate relief.
Price 10 cts, 30 cts. and 81. Sold by
y. w. Wells.
Tuesday the End inst. was "Can-
dlemas Day. and also known as
grounding day. although great many
people claim other days or rather have
gronnd-hog days of their own. We
will observe that the g.-h. couldn't
have seen his shadow even through a
pair of Hawkes. chrystaiized lenses.
SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY .
positive cure for Catarrh, Dipthcria
and Canker Mouth. sold by J.W. Wells.
"Bre. J. II. Shinn is an indefatiga-
BILE worker; he now gives US a live,
wide awake educational Journal, which
breathes the spirit of the New Educa-
ton, and he should receive the hearty
support OF every teacher aud friend OF
education in Arkansas. "-Searcy Col
lege Journal.
We will furnish the Arkansas Teach
cr aud DEMOCRAT one year for $3.50.
We hope TO enroll every teacher in
Pope county upon this list.
YORK & BOTTOMS are now pre-
pared to sell goods on time to parties
that can give good mortgage or securi-
.ty. They keep OH hand good stock Of
dry goods, groceries and farming i'm
plements. Lowest prices eyer known
for cash. Come and examine. We Will
take pleasure in showing you goods.
The Dude Minstrels like good
many other things fell upon hard luck
here Saturday last. Expressing it in
the common vernacular they were
SHOWED under so We were told, their
effects being attached for transporta-
ton bills, etc. The style Of weather of
the past few days is hard on other
things as well as old cows and dumb
brutes.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle Of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price so cents. Sold by J. w. Wells.
we were sorry to read in letter,
from his grandpa, to Charley Munday,
lately received, of the troublous times
about Christmas in and around orr old
home in the good old North State. Old
alcohol held high carnival and got in
his work in his most approved style.
auarrelling, fighting, cutting aud
shooting marked his bloody pathway.
Perhaps this would do for an item for
those who are pleased to prescribe, If
not free whisky, cheap whisky and
plenty of it as an antidote for drunken
ness.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant, YOU have printed guarantee on
every bottle OF Shiioh's Vitalizer. It.
never fails to cure. SOLD by J.W. Wells.
From AIR. r. r. Williamson we
learn there was family by the name
Of Maidwell living in one of the camp
houses on the south side of the arbor at
Shiloh church, and on Tuesday of last
week the house was crushed oy the
weight of snow on the roof, the family
being armed just in time to leave the
building before it fell. However Mr..
Nj. was knocked down with his young
est child in his arms and received Sc
we're lick on the shoulder from which
he still suffers considerably, and the
child was completely buried in the
snow. All they had in the house was
covered with snow.
We are sorry to learn of an acct
dent at Mr.. G. Grier Oates last Satur-l
day which came near being tragedy.
Mr.. Oates and his two boys, Edgar
Oates and Willie Ferguson, we're in an
old nut house or shop when the roof
from weight ofsnow gave way and
came down with crash. Mr.. Oates
himself was caught under some of the
timbers. but was relieved by some of
his neighbors who fortunately happen
ed to be passing, and all hands turned
attention to rescuing the boys. Willie
escaped almost unhurt, but Edgar had
his leg broken and was bruised besides.
We were glad to learn all were doing
we'll and that Mr.. Oates, although not
able to be out Of bed Monday, hoped
seon TO recover.
MARRIED.
At the residence OF the brides father,
in this city, on Thursday evening. JAM
uary IA, 1886, by Rev. Mr.. Ball. Mr..
James Il. Moffet and Miss Jamie M,
daughter Of J. r.. Carlisle, Esq, all OF
this city. sentinel.
This was son of Rev. w. ID. Moffet
OF this county and we wish him much
happiness.
j. d. McSwain, formerly of Texas,
and for the past two months employed
bv s. l.. Leatherw0od of this place as
stock collector, Is very slick rascal
and consumate rogue or else appear
anccs are deceptive. About two weeks
ago he left Yell county where he had
been operating, taking with him two
horses and machine wagon and about
$50 In money derived from the sale Of
stock, all of which did not belong to
him. Mr.. Leatherwood learning Of his
flight cent Deputy-sherif Jamison OF
Yell county IN pursuit. The officer
overlook his man within fifteen miles
of Waldron about 10 o'clock at night.
McSwain surrendered without trouble
and agreed to accompany the officer
home next day. the officer guarded
his prisoner all night and next morning
felt certain that his man would soon be
returned to the scenes Of his unlawful
exploits to answer the demands OF an
outraged law and victimized employer,
but such was not to be. He didn't know
his man. His ease aud apparent will
iinoness tn return threw the officer off