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The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-11-08
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your teeth. No grit. CHARLES PEN
zELL Co., Little Rock, Ark.
For rent contracts, deeds, mort
cages and blanks of all kinds, call at
the DEMOCRAT office.
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NOTICES.!

All persons indebted to the under
signed are requested to come forward
and settle their notes and accounts, as
they were due the 1st day day of Octo-
Der, 1888. Don't fail.
j. NJ Harley & BRO.
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Pope County Medical Society.

The Pope County Medical Society
will meet in Russellville on Friday
next. Nov. 8th. All practising physi-
clans are requested to be present.
JNo. II. PoTTs, President.
w. Fl. HILL. Sec.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-11-08
Sewing Machines RepaIred.

The undersigned having located in
Russellville offers his services as re.
pairer of sewing machines, guns, etc.
All work warranted for one year and
to give satisfaction. Office at Garden &
Loves hardware store.
BERT HEDDLEY.
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MORTON & CO.
Public Notice.

All parties indebted to the old firm
of A. NJ. Rows e. Co. must settle at once.
or they will be sued. Will be at Car
den & Loves hardware store for 30 days.
Nov Is. r. +. RoYs.
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Notice..

All persons indebted to us by note OF
account are requested to come forward
and settle same at once.
G. w. HARKEY & Son.
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now, can have The COMPANION free ev-
cry week to January ], 1889, aud for
full year from that date.
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Read and Act.

All persons indebted to me by note or
account are hereby requested to make
immediate settlement.
Nov s. j. w. WELLS.
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Wood Wanfe1.

Those of our subscribers who expect
to pay for the DEMOCRAT in wood are
requested to make the delivery at once.
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All Kinds of Gun Goods.

Mr.. Robert Chasteen having with
drawn from the race for enrolling
clerk of the house in Difference to the
ladies offering for the position, has an
nounced his candidacy for sergeant-at-
arms of the same body, and stands an
excellent chance of election. Young,
active, moral and upright, he is a gem
tleman every mem Der can vote for and
be assured no regret will follow the
act. The DEMOCRAT hopes that Mr..
Chasteen will be triumphantly elected.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-11-08

Shinn rs selling Sch00l
books at q price that will
SaUe al his customers their
SchOO2 tar merit year.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-11-08

A new schedule went into effect on
the Fit. Smith road Sunday. Trains ar
rive here as follows: Going east
mail and express 2:00 p. M; express
8 40 p. M; local freight /: 10 p. nj.
Going west--mail and express IL :05
a. m. !; express 6 80 p. M: local freight
2 10 p. m.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-11-08

Assurances have been received here
in private letter that within thirty
days a colony OF Nebraskans, composed
of thirty or forty people will arrive
here for the purpose of locating and
engaging in farming in this county.
All good citizens will be welcomed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-10
JACK CROW,

negro desperado, WAS convicted on
the 26t ii OF last month for completely IN
the murder Of Charles B. Wilson on Au-
gust Z, 1884. Wilson was waylaid and
brutslly murdered by Crow and seven or
eight Choctaw Indians while he was on
his way home from an election. His
comrades in crime were long since tried
in the Choctsw courts and acquitted,
this court having no jurisdiction over
them, as the murdered man Was also al
Indian. Crow secuted until last jan
uary, when his house was surrounded by
deputy marshals, VINO forced him to sur
sender by setting fire to the csbin. As
he wcs the only enc Of the murderers
over whom this court had Jurisdiction,
he alone must ps7 the penalty, while his
comrades 90 scott free, Notwithstanding
one Of them is even more gully than
Crow, IS be concocted the murdsr, and
did the most Of Inc shooting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-10
AN ISJUNCTION.
Ex Trustees Profess that They Wore Not
Legally Removed

Ex Trustees Profess that They Wore Not
Legally Removed
Special to the Gazette.
Houston, TEX, Feb. 9.-LEsI week o.
G. Millard, Green Hogan and Louis CHS
ley, trustees Of the Harrisburg colored
school district, filed in the District court
a petition for an Injunction to restrain
County Judge W. C. Anders and County
Treasurer Alex McGoWen from approx
ing, auditing or paying vouchers dawn
against the school fund Of that district by
persons other than the petitioue The
case was set for to-day, but On applicA-
ton of Judge Anders was cUntin-
ued until Saturday. The suit was
brought because Judge Anders removed
these trustees, and they claim that ne
had no right TO do so, except by impeach-
melt proceedings in the District court.
The County Treasurer's answer to the
petition is that he was compelled to psY
the vouchers presented to min, and that
al vouchers countersigned by the county
judge should be paid by the County
Treasurer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-10
TN. Jones & Co. TyR BsEas:, 4 Assn''
MURDERED BIS PARAMoUR.
Ee Used Butcher Knife-Ee VIII not BE
peat the Onense,

peat the Onense,
UTICA, N. z, Feb. 9.-Clement Arthur
Day, for the murder OF his paramour,
Johanna Rosa Crop, on the 9th OF last
June, was executed in the iail yard at IL
O'Clock this morning in the presence OF
twenty-four citizens, including the eff
GERS. He was declared tead in eleven
and one-hslf minutes. His neck was
broken.
Before he left his cell Day declared he
had nothing further to say to the public
On his knees, in the presence OF Rev. E
Owen, his spiritual adviser, he declared
himself guiltless Of premeditsted mur-
der.
Day was very jealous CT
his mistress and feared she
would leave him. On the day above
mentioned che and Dsy had started to
Boonville to mail letters to the girls
dying mother, who appealed to her daugn-
ter TO come home. They had gone but
short distance when Day turned on her
aud struck her with butcher knife. She
fell and he continued cutting until eight
distinct cuts were made, one Of which
entered her head and another her abdo-
men. The only witness to the stabbing
was Days father, locktender. He WAS
too far away to interfere. On account CT
old age and feebleness he was powerless
to do anything. After killing the woman
Day dragged the body into the
bushes by the roadside. The father
informed the authorities of the crime
and after spending day in the woods the
murderer gave himself up. Ia interviews
with him after his sTrest not particle OF
regret for what he had done could be
Drawn from him. He pretended to be
converted and to be penitent but his con-
Versation and instincts were vulgar and
beastly to the end. The condemned man
passed the last night Of his life on esrth
without displaying any nervousness On
the contrary he seemed TO enjoy his vio-
lin; sang and danced with the jsil officers
and others with apparent uuconcern for
the future until 1880 this morning. He
then went TO bed and slept until $3.50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-10
En,hu,ias.ic Meeting a. Terrell.

Special to the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX, Feb. 9.-Terrell is
thoroughly alive to her interests. A few
evenings since q preliminary meeting was
held !. - as city 6sHd a committee appoint
ed to get no descriptive circular, etc. 4,
and appointed Wednesday night for q gen.
ersl meeting at the opera house. The
meeting WAS well attended last night by
men directly interested in Terrell, which
was presided over By Mr.. Il. G. Glass.
After considerable expression of opinion
and voting Major ]. S. GrinDsn, Dr..
James Or, E j. Wsldron, 3. Il. Scott
and William q. Allen were appoint
ed an executive committee with
power 70 supsrvisesshe work of immigrs-
tion, and such other matters IS might
scriptive of this section and the advan-
tsges offered, was read sad turned over
10 the executive committee for inspec-
ton aud revision if necessary.
To-day the exacut We committee met in
Grjnnsn & Reinhardt's Office and elected
j S GnnDSn chairman, DR.. James Orr
secretary, r. H. Scott treasurer, and sp
pointed i. S. Grinnsn, James Orr and W.
Il. Allen a committee 10 revise the de
scriptive circular If necessary, prepare
tory to circulating it. Tie committee
adjourned, and in the evening the SUBJ
committee met and entered upon their
lsbors of revision.
This novels no fImsy affair, but we'll
planned move of the people of Terrell.
There were enterprises discussed at
length, some of which will show up in the
pear future. There was not go much en-
thusiasm exhibited as there was genuine
We may soon expect
grand things.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-10
THE FIRE RECORD.
Thres People burned to Death.

Tires People Burned TO Deaih.
READING. Pa, Feb. 9.-Four frame
dwellings at Keitzlown, this county, were
totally destroyed by FIRE this morning and
J ohm Hopp, mis- daughter aged fifteen and
son aged nine years were burned to
death. Mrs. Hopo and the occupants Of
the other houses escaped in theif night
clothes though several were severely
burned and eli of them suffered intensely
from the coldswhile seeking shelter. It's
thought the fire WAS caused by Hopp who
WAS intoxicated
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-10
VIII Settle in BrazOs County.

Special to the Gazette.
BRYAN, TEX Feb. s.-The immigra-
tion movement inaugurated some time
since by THE GAZETTE and Endorsed by
other leading papers CT the state is having
its effect even in BrAz 8 county, where
there has been comparatively no interest
taken in the MISTER. To-day at 1918 p.
m. about twenty people, immigrants from
the older states, arrived on the north
bound passenger and express the desire
to become citizens among US. AlIappesr
to be Of the honest, hard working and
sturdy tVpe,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-10

o1lcer Was stand'ng at the door demand
ing admittauce he was snot by Patterson
and died in few hours. Patterson es-
capped and remained at large until last
January, when he voluntarily surrendered
and WAS brought in By Deputy Marshal
Heck Thomas. He claims that Ayers
would not state his business, and he fred
the shot under the impression that he
thought it was some OF his enemies come
to kill him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-10
A Chicago isIs zs.

CBIciGo, ILL, Feb. 9 Fire was dis
covered at an eaIly hour this morning in
4S, As and II South Canal street. The
flames spread rapidly and before they
were mastered the interior of the struc-
sure was almost entirely burned out. The
building was occupied by Grifith's Silver
Plating Company the Peter Rushman Fur
niture Company, D. W. Swenis, manu-
fscturer OF chow cases, and Dresbach
Bros. Manufacturing Company. The loss
Is $50, 900,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-10
y n Liver
". u. L. RaanIatos.

1t win euro all diseases caused by Dersngensnt
OF the Liver, Kidneys ana Stomsch. =
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC ~
for Constipation, dyspepsia tEcadaehe, DizEi
Z ess, Sour Stomach, bad table r the mouth.
bilious alta ; 8 and desponde inc fsil Of (which
are the ofsprings Of ssased LiyAT.
Save Timel Save Heaithi Save Money!
By keeping this valuable diciHs always In
the house. AS 1. is ssfe9nI thoroug 70 pnrga.
tive, tonic and alserativ sttssslway Important
and acceptable for use ana II cannoE do hsrr..
NOTHING TO EegAHIT
"I have sold Sim q ons I4SereRsgulstor for
the past six years. My Gus onRers Pronounce u
the best ever pEed. O3e stesaer9Fhoss health
was in q wretehedconditlons fEorn ; very bsd
an stubborn cags of Dyspepst1s used the Reg
ulstoE ,sas Yas entiteEy cured.sf ana using It
my for T9spid Lisdr, eausFd by close con-
fzeulent. / fae pothfoe % equal &c and highly
:reOo@mend ."-es Z. Hisey, Drugsitt,
1Edirbufg, Va S
Be cttnposed asori Examine to sea that
vep get Cue aenuina Distinguished from all
frzads a1a mutations by eur red Y Trade
Mark on sront OF Wrapper, aud 90 the side the
seal and bigRstuIe Of J. II. Zsilin & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-10
at Dallas.
Special toIthe Gazette.

special toIthe Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Feb. "a nortaer is
blowing tonight and the indicstions are
good for cooler weather and concealed
mud tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-10
Simmons

CONTINUED on Fifth PAGE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-10
Special to tbs Gazette.

special 70 the Gazette.
ABILENE, TEX, Feb. "a cold wind
began blowing here st noon to-day, and
in few hours II was freezing cold.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-10
IMMIGRATION.
Going to Ercz inland.

Going to Frcz inland.
Special to the Gazette.
DENTON. TEX, Feb. quite q crowd
Of emigrants will leave here tonight or
tomorrow for Washington Territory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-10
WEATHER AND CROPS.
at Cleburne.
AtAn,I.ne.

CLKBURNE, TEX, Feb. "a cold
norther is blowing this evening.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-25


The ofieers of the Delta County Fair are,
.. Wade, Pres; Lyman /. Henry, Sec'y, R.
,. Hamilton, Treas.
The following are the superintendents
Claus A, Geo. b. McGrsnaiian; Class b, W.
8. Cohurn; Class c, Mrs. Geo. A. Purdy;
Class D, Mrs. Rose c. Brasted; Class f, Mrs.
J. K. Spencer; Class +, Paul f. Kenneday;
Class @. W. o. Stephens; Class H, Cattle De-
parfment. y. T. Standish; Class I, Andy Mel.
drum; Class J. Frank Shields.
Applications for space must be made to the
Sscrstasy before the FIRST day of the Fair.
All exhibits. except live stock, must be in
place by 10 O'Clock a. NJ. Oct. 4th; all live
stock must be entered by 10 o'clock a. m.
Oct. 9th; all entries for races must be made
BY 4o'clock p, NJ. of the last day allowed for
entry.
The Judges will be selected during the
Fair.
Live stock must be exhibited if called for
BY Supt at 10 O'Clock q. M, Oct. 9th. and 4
o'clock p. M, Oct. 9th.
application for privileges must be made to
>-c'v by Oct. Sd. Reasonable rates will be
given.
III exhibits and displays must remain in
place until O'Clock p. ln., Oct. 9th.
No liquors allowed to be sold on the
grounds.
LYMAN l. HENRY,
Delta, Colo. Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-25

RACES.
Purse In psrt sre made up by special sub
scription.
Judges: +. Bssudry, =. L. Kellogg and
r. o. Wilmot. Starter: Ben 8. Gheen.
SECOND DAY-yRIpAY, OCT. 8.
LIST RACK p. m. Quarter mile dash,
free for all. Purse. t75; go 70 Hrat. t25 to
second.
ID RAcE-3 p. m. Half mile pony race
for ponies IA hands and under. Purse, $75;
$50 u first, s25 to second.
THIRD DAY-sArURDAY, OCT.
ip. M. Half mile heats, best two In three.
Purse, US; so to 6rst, t25 to second.
Lap and tap start.
Twenty minute. to get ready and twenty
minutes limit to scors for tapping.
Jn each race the sntrsncs fee is $l6. En-.
tries to be made the day before the race.
There shall be n least three entries In each
race and two TO start.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
The following il the list Of special premi.
INNS donated by various parties:
Haskell 4 Hose, one years subscriptions 70
the Aesa COvnty De~ocras, for best exhibit Of
sorghum; largest potato; best Berkshire pig:
best pig. any sge, breed or ssx; best bale al.
falfs; hest display Of potatoes.
Colorado Farmer, one years subscription,
for best peaches, any variety raised In county;
best Wysndotts breeding psn; best Ifolassln
Frsis,sa COW, raised In county; best display
Of fruit raised BY one man in Colo; best Per.
cheron Norman stallion raised In county.
Denser Wsekly RepxNieax, one years sub.
scrirsion. for best plate Of grapes; best 80 ibs.
ysllow corn. Dent; best apple trees. nsrsery
stock; best iar Of piskics.
DT~ver Weekly Nesrs. one years ssbssrip.
tion. fbs best 90 lbs. wh-xs; bsst 30 lbs. osas;
best Hubbard squash, best pound honey; best
psund dairy butter; hsst quast stsswbsrries.
Asnsross Regisssr, one years Subscription,
sbr bsss fancy qu,is tsst plsss Of spplss; bsss
gisAs sf jelly.
The Delta Town Company BY Gov. q. A.
Crawford. oiYers $25 and ths apportisnment
Of that snm will appear ia our next issue, ~
will slso the premiums offered by the lNDE.
rxspxxg.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-25
An Abselute Cure.

The ORIGINAL ADIErfNE OINTMENT
u only put up In large two-ounce tin
boxes. and y an absolute cure for old
sOrss. burns, wounds. chRpped hands.
and NIL akin ernptions. VIII positive.
y cure Nil kinds Of piles. Ask for the
ORIGINAL ABrErINE OrNrNENr. Hold
by I.Htham n Williams. at Is cents psr
box. By mall 70 cents.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-25

No duty should bc left undcnc. II you
have snarting skin disease II IA not your
anty % scratch M ana lrritnte y but 70 apply
aAtssd aud sold W l1athssn x-Wiliiau,a.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-25

GROUP, wHOOPINa COUGH and Bron.
chitiH Immediately relieved BY 6hiisa's csss
~ MSMsray's Drug stors.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-25

A NASAL INJECTOR frss with each
i"ttle Of shilch's cntarrh Rs,edy. Price SO
cents. For sale at McMurray's
The Delta independent., 1888-09-25
MAKE no MISTAKE

BY dispe,Iing the symptoms so ofeu mi.'ak.
en- for consumption. SANTA ABLE has
brought gladness 10 many household and
by promptly breaking up the eoneh and cold
that too often DEVELOPS into that fatal dis.
ease vii, ye, save thousands from an uniime-
" grave. You make no mistake by keeping
= bottle of this pleasant remedy always In
the house.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-01-25

out on bond. There was q time
not long ago when the list would have
reach thirty-five. 1t is to be hoped
that the outside world will note this
fact and give Abbeville due credit.
Mr.. w. G. Benct was in Sumter last
week OH legul business.
Liens on the crops of 1888 are rolling
into the Clerks office. This can only
remedied by raising corn, oats,
wheat, peas and meat at home. Our
farmers, it appears, will never learn
this fact. They seem to he willing to
pay our merchants from fifty to oiis
hundred per cent. rather than raise
home supplies.
Abbeviile does not intend to brag
over the rest of the county about her
bad roads, and within the incorporate
limits of the town, but it is y fact that
we have very bad roads, and there
seems to be no hope of an improve
ment. With the money expended by
the town for the purposes of keeping
the streets in repair, there is no ex-
cuse for this state of affairs. II the
town does not intend to keep up the
roads coming into the town as far as
the limits of the town extend, these
limits should be reduced to One-fourth
Of mile. They now extend one and
a quarter miles, and the overseer Of
streets calls them country roads. Tax
es are paid for the purpose of keeping
up the country roads, yet they are sd
ly neglected. RossDHU.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-01-25
Welcome to the Bridal Party.
Mccormick Ne,0s.

Last Friday night was appointed for the ar
rival of Rev. j. C. Chandler and his amiable
bride. At seven o'clock the strong iron stccd,
swiftly pacing down the track, giving utter
ancc to loud ana an XlOES screams, landed the
happy couple in town from an extended
bridal tour ioy0nsly spent in the town nf sum-
ter. the plr;t":lnt home of the handsome
groom. Upon their arrival they were kindly
mrL by Mr.. James tnthran, Ir., who sealed
them safely in u conveyance which bnrG them
hurrird!y 10 his now and elegant residence
where II host of friends had convened to greet
and extend hands of c0ngratulntiDn TO the
welcomed party. But II few moments elapsed
nfIcr the handsomely attircil couple had placed
their feet on the parlor floor when the rattling
he'll Announced supper for the receptive
guests. The bridal party leading, followed by
all the attendants, marched into the dining
room where all the lamps of the house were
lending their brightest lights over u richly
packed table containing all kinds OF meats,
cOnfrctioncries, fruits, and various other
things too numerous TO mention. Retiring
from the enjoyed feast We at once engaged in
conversation with Mrs J e. Chandler, former
ly Miss Julia Xcglcr, of Ahbcville, whose
name can never perish in the hearts and
memories OF true Abbcvil!c citizens. Miss
Julia" the pet name of AbbcVilc, is now
the loving name of our growing town. We
feel sure our people will not he disappointed
in her. She IL kind, gentle, refined, and edu
Gated, having her diploma from one of the
best institutions In the State, and We can say
with the Press u,ld Banner that the groom Is
the luclicst man in the State. The Nc,rs ex-
tends congratulations, and hopes to see them
live long and happy.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-01-25
.TOIipn0IiSfic,

a joint stock company for the purchase and
enlargement OF the Greenrtue DGty News u
fixed at Sl5,OtN. a. b. Williams, the presen,
managing editor Of the Charleston Daily SIN
will have editorial control Of the paper under
it's new management. Mr.. Williami will re
turn TO Grcenville on or before the first Of
March.
The Cotton Plant published In Grecnville by
Hoyt and Keys, will be issued hereafter semi
monthly instead of monthly, The Cotton
Plant deserves q liberal support from the farm
crs Of this State. 1t just the paper that oul
farmers nced. Send for q specimen copy,
A new morning paper to he called The
World. is out with n prospectus. 1t will be
issued on February 7th next, by the proprie
tors of the Sunday Budget. This will give
Charleston three daily papers.
HON Z. B. MURRAY has sold his interest In
the anderson InteUigencer to Mr.. G. G. Lang.
ston, who with Mr. j. F. Cllnkscalcs, will
henceforth conduct the paper, and keep 1t ur
It's present high standard: We are sorry Ia
lose Mr.. Murray from the brotherhood OF
editors, but we welcome the incoming editors
with cordiality and good wishes.