The Russellville Democrat., 1886-06-02

u4x@ 4N IVt1k>1 >Ik0 @.I@tz1H& H2H<t fenaBoe of Judge H. B. Wilsou2 XeeI Won. it's . boy, and a11ot1er vote for the democracy, 90 sAys Bob. Good
 -At tho township conventIone on the 18th of June delegates nre to bg elected by BALLOT. Democrats bs sure to attend and eIoct as delegates your very best men to represent you h the county convention. Let no demo- crat stay Ut home thinking he won't be missed. Remember ssin unity there Is strength.'
 Rev. Jacob Hulspeth preached at the Baptist church In this place last Sunday night week. This faithful mIn- ister ia rather remarkable man. He is 85 years old and has been q minister 50 years. Notwithstanding his age, he held his audience for over an hour while he dispensed the word of life.
 Those who attended the temper ance meeting last Monday night were entertained by vigorous talks from Revs, Wise and Milner and the rccita- ton of beautiful original poem by Mrs. Jamie Thach. An adjourned meeting of the society will he held at the Baptist church on the night of the 14th inst.
 Your eye when 1t scans the an- n0uncement column this week will rest on that of Capt. Jo Petty of Dover for treasurer. Capt. Petty has been in service too long to need aught from us in the way of Introduction. He Ia al- ways willing to leave his cause in the hands of his party to be passed upon as 1t deserves, and his record too.
 Bilious Bullets contain no mer- cury; thoroughly arouse the liver; act without pain or nausea; do not leave the bowels constipated; are gelatine coated, and much more soluble than any sugar-coated pills. Dose, one to three. For sale by J. ". Wells.
 MT. John T. Bullock's announce. ment for county and probate judge ap- pears In this Issue. Being ssa native and to the manor born" Mr. Bullock ia too we'll known throughout the county to need introduction at our hands. His ability is unquestioned, and in him the widows and orphans and tax payers would find true and capable guar dian.
 WANTED TO KEEP UP WITH THE STYLE. In order to keep up with the style. we suppose, about or 10 of the MelrOse force on last Monday struck for higher wages. The strike was of short dara- tion, however, as Supt. Carl Haney in- formed the strikes that they could make their shadows on the c1tf1fdepf the building unless they wer6 ceUtoQt to work for the wages they wefo receiv- ing.
 MT. Robert M. Blackburn an nounces this week for the office of treas- urer. Mir. Blackburn has been resi- dent here for nine years and his bnsi- ness associations have been such as to acquaint him with people in every sec ton of the county. We feel sure he would make an efficient officer and att tentive to the duties of the office if elect ed. We commend his claims to fair consideration at the hand of the peo- pie.
 The quickest time on recordI Neural gia of the worst type, cured by one dose of SMITHS BILE BEANS in from one to four hours, as many who have tried 1t can testify. It does seem strange that sensible people will suffer with this terrible disease when speedy relief can surely be found in this simple safe and inexpensivo remedy. 26 cents. For sale by all druggists and dealers in medi- cine, or sentanywhere on receipt Of price in stamps.
 We publish elsewhere the an- n0uncement of MT. H. s. Carter for prosecuting attorney of the fifth judi cial circuit. MT. Carter is well known as lawyer of ability and extended ex- perionce, ,and as possessing the qualifica- tions necessary to successful discharge of the duties of the office to which he aspires. He has hosts of friends in Pope county, where he once lived, who will work arduously to secure his nomi- nation at the hands Of the democratic party to which he has always held al- legiance.
 --Dr. w. s. Hinton, Atkins, Ark, has full line of ssNixons Center Shot'' remedies, sure cure for chills with a free box of the best Liver pills. The finest Iron Tonic in the market, the 90 cent horse liniment cannot be surpass- ed in quantity and quality, the human liniments, toothache drops and condi- tion powders are just what the public have long desired. Call and get cir cular of testimonials from some of the best citizens in Conway and surround ing counties. The public will not re- gret calling on Dr. Hinton for these remedies when needed.
 --Sheriff Quinn went 70 Little Rock yesterday taking with him to the peni- tentiary thief by the name of John Francis, alias =, but we could not get the alias or rather we could not get the true name which he says he hopes will never be found out. This man was ar- rested by the sheriff for stealing money from MT. J. T. Burris on the 4th or 9th of May and lodged in Dover jail. On Monday last Judge Cunningham held q special term of Pope circuit court for his special benefit. and was regularly indicted. tried and sentenc1d to the penItentiaTy. Bv this means the coun- ty saves $50 or $175, fnr which the Judge is to be complimented. Taking this man away relieves the jail Of it's last inmate. It is now empty and cleaned out for the first time the sheriff says since his term of office.
 We gathered the item the other day from several parties In regard to Dr. Belknap and patron being stop ped in the road not far from Scottsville one night about two weeks or more ago by two men with six shooters. On seeing who 1t was they had stopped the men appeared to discover their mis- take and asked these gentlemen If they had seen any one in q hack. The re-