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The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-03-15

Follow the crowd to Jno. A. Erwin
q Co.'S. If you want to buy Furniture
cheap.
Remember the fair association
meeting tonight. Let every share
holder be present.
Miss Allie Dacus is at home again
after very pleasant two months visit
to her sister in Memphis.
---See advertisement of the RUSSELL
willie select school. Mr.. Baird ought to
have full school the first day.
ITO arrive this week 1000 Rolls Wall
Paper from 25c. to Soc. Call and ex-
anime our stock. Jno. A. Erwin & Co.
The Russellville public school
will close to- morrow with public exer-
cises. Patrons and friends of the
school are invited to attend and should
be out in force.
Mrs. James Harralson, living two
miles east of Atkins, died on the 9th
inst, OF typhoid fever, after an Illness
of three weeks. She had been married
but two months.
The Atkins public school closes to-
morrow evening, (lotn lnst). with pup
lie exercises. The DEMOCRAT Is in
debted to Prof. Trimm for courteous
invitation to be present.
For all throat or lung troubles, the
most reliable remedy is SPARKS INDIAN
COUGH SYRUP. kept by all first-class
druggists. For sale by w. g. Wei
mer. mar Is
"A communication from an esteem
ed correspondent at Gravel Hill, dated
Feb. 20, owing to delay in transmission
arrived too late for publication while
the news was fresh. Hope the CORES
pendent will write again.
The ladies aid society of the NJ. f.
church, south. will give candy pull
ing Friday night, 10th inst, at the
Mack Jones storehouse, opposite Car
den 81 Co.'S hardware store. The pub
lie generally is invited to attend.
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kGUE BUSTERS s.i:. bat s'I g s. :st

will Ferguson passed up the road
Sunday enroute TO FIT. Smith, where he
goes to take position in the compos-
Ing rooms of the Daily journal.
A few more tickets in our Estey
organ drawing are yet on hand. Come
in and get one and a years subscrip-
ton, all for $l.00 and no postage.
Headache is a common complaint.
1t is generally caused by deranged
stomach or disordered liver. Weimer's
Liver Medicine is the remedy tor these
ills.
DIR. NJ. II. Buchanan, of Gum Log,
Editor Moore and Hon. w. l.. SIblev,
OF Atkins, and James L. Turner, of
Scottsville. were prominent among our
many callers the past week.
Farmers will do we'll to give Hall's
Hog and Poultry Cholera Cure a trial.
One bottle which costs 100 will cure
rs hogs and 25 chickens. Sold In Rus
sellville only by j. NJ. White q Son.
April Is.
A large proportion of our people
have taken to roller skating with a vim
that indicates an innate fondness for
the exhilarating exercise. Two Kinks
are now maintained public and
the other private.
BOlling's Cherokee Chill Cure new
er fails 10 break the chills, and produc-
es none of the unpleasant effects OF
Quinine or Cinehonidia. Price 70
cents with box of Bilious Bullets.
Sold by w. G. Weimer.
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AGUE BUSTERS, 5 5s:.s s: el s;:; Cur. -

The DEMOCRAT is indebted to Sec
rotary of State r. b. Moore for copies
of the senate and house journals.
If you want good chew of Plug
Tobacco ask your dealer for
OLD RIP. IT,.
H. G. Wilkey has a nice line of
watches, clocks and jewelry, you can
save money by buying from him.
-Chattel and real estate mortgages,
deeds and the various forms of magis-
trates blanks for sale at this office.
For repairs on clocks, watches or
sewing machines go to II. G Wilkey,
he does good work at reasonable rates.
Mr.. Il. ID. Bullock, brother of our
worthy county judge, has entered the
employ of K. A. Darr, Atkins, as sales
man.
The Band of Hope concert will
come off Thursday night, April 9th.
Programme and other particulars next
week.
Mr.. Newt. Wilson and bride, OF
Potts Station. were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James NJ. Luker last Stature day and
Sunday.
Mrs, Thach Is just in receipt Of a
pretty line of spring hats and milli-
merry. The ladies are invited to call and
see them.
Why pay rent when a comfortable
home may be purchased by paying
small advance above rents. Apply To
the DEMOCRAT office.
The worst feature about catarrh is
its dangerous tendency TO consump.
ton, Hoods Sarsaparilla cures catarrh
by purifying the blood.
Mr.. Bud Browns new residence is
rapidly going up and when completed
will add materially to the appearance
of that portion of town.
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A WEEK OF PRAYER
For the National, state and LO-
cal w. G.. II. o., March 18th
to 18th. 1883.

Beloved Sisters We call every
union, and every woman IN our hero
ic constituency to spend a week in
united and special prayer, both
private and public, for such bap-
tlsm OF wisdom and courage upon
ourselves. and such putting forth
of divine power as shall be felt in all
this land. Reasons: The year upon
us is one of struggle and Of destiny.
Within these months the temperance
cause shall be in the very heart OF
mighty contest. Then let us pray,
First: That upon our great organ
ization may come fresh impulse
from Heaven; and on every active
worker new amounting of the Spirit.
Second: For our unused membership
held to us by pledge and name, but
not consecrated to the spirit and acti-
vities of the work. Let US ask God to
call our own women from ldleness
to service.
Third: For the great body Christian
womanhood who yet stand afar from
this greatest of missionary agencies
for the salvation of our own and
other lands. The meetings of the
week need not be widely public, nor
their aim to invite universal atten'
ton. Begin quietly an afternoon
meeting for prayer in your usual
place Of meeting, or in parlor, with
the hearts touched already with a
longing for more of God IN our work,
and moro of His power on all our
people. Make special effort first for
all members OF the unions, that
together we may offer our prayers.
If attendance widens, as it will, do
not allow discussions upon the temp
erance reform or sit methods.
Seek God. Seek Him alone for a
great awakening OF the church and
Tue nation The liquor traffic is here
with its denominations legalized
because of spiritual death. We need
conscience aroused and made true.
Sisters of the w. c. L. u, set the
week apart, hold at least one meeting
day for the quiet, nnostentat'ous
seeing of God herein suggested.
Two public evening meetings, with
sermons, gospel talks, or conferences
would be Of great value. The even
ing of March % might be made effec
tive by union services where these
can be secured. When the churches
cannot give way for this, hold such a
meeting in the afternoon OF that day.
No topics are suggested lest they
lead from the one central thought OF
all the days. Many things you will
remember: our own work; our coun-
try's need and perils; the workers
who must 60 out into the coming con
test; the pleaders at the Preside; the
voters at the ballot box; but this
one thing seek and find Gods touch
of power upon our own spiritual
life, and the spiritual life of the
nation.
On behalf Of the National W.C.T.U'
FRANCIS Z. WILLARD, Pres.
CAROLINE B. BUELL., Cor. Sec.
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rre,nondepco Of the Democrat.

Correspondence of the Democrat.
VALLEY TP., March Ill will an
swer j. S. Clower's Biblical enigma
Gerizim is called the "Mount OF
Blessings" Deut. ii, 20.
The tribe of Benjamin came near
being exterminated. Judges Xxx. Il,
Obadiah hid the prophets in a
cave to prevent Ahab from killing
them. lst Kings, xviii, 4.
Paul exhorts Timothy to flee from
youthful lusts." End Tim. ii, ".
Luke is called "the beloved physl-
cian." Col. iv, IA.
Shimei cursed David and was
slain by Solomon. Cd Sam. xvi, 0.
The preacher referred to is u
BoYLs. M. II. BUCHANAN.
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compliment can be paid him than to
say that he has discharged every duty
encumbent upon him IN fair and i'm
partial manner, aud large majority
of his constituents demand his re-elec-
ton. A friend to the town, promoter
Of her every enterprise, full of vim and
vigor, he is the man for the place.
--Mears' Rig Roll Cotton Seed for
sale by X. J. Wilson. VIII make from
35 to 40 lbs more lint from 1900 lbs Of
seed .han any other cotton raised In
Pope county. Refer to DR.. NJ. III. Bnch-
anan. mar ~.
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JEFF DAVIS,
Secretary.

Pursuant to call of the President
the County Board OF immigration met
at Russellville, March u, 1888. Pres
ent: j. NJ. Harkey, Pres, JEFF Davis,
j. 4. Battsnfield. The president stat
ed that the object of the meeting was
to place the Bureau on a working ba-
sis, to appoint committees for each
township and to do anything and all
things needful to the furtherance OF
the object for which the Bureau has
been established. The matter of APP
pointing the township committees was
taken up and the following names Sc
lected:
Alien TN. G. Ross, M. S. Page,
s. 5. Jones, David Hull, IL. Collins.
Bayliss--John Harnes, John Il.
Moore, ID. A. Horton, j. w. Rodeman,
j. A. Pless.
Clark: Jno. j. Rye, A Smith, DR. S
Burgess, 5 w Swami. Geo w John
stone.
Convenience: A J Duval. VIM
Thompon, j p Wharton, A j Mathews,
NJ p Hanks.
Dover j A Evans. d z West, Van
Tomlinson, j w Eudy, ID X Grant.
Freeman: NJ M Mumford, j w
Blackburn, w NJ Albright, NJ l. Ellis,
w Branch.
Griffin: j - HILLS, F d Montgomery
NJ Henkls, Dow Richardson. G l.
Brant.
Gum Log E G Morton, David Beas
ley, y G Hoskins, j V Altman, Il
Purvlance.
Gala Greek: Jas NJ Henry, f A Bell
G II Brown. Arthur Borgess., L L b
Falls.
Gala Rock: wP Lazsnby, Jas Glib
son, j l. Reese, X G Cooke, III NIGEL
wee.
Holly Bend: A w Mathews, A J
Collins, Darling Williamson, T.
Pl0tt, -
Illinois: ) W Russell, Z H shinn,
Jno w Quinn, J G Wallace, Il Whar
ton.
Independence b + Grinstead, DIR A
G DeSbazo, l. j Church, Neal Bohanan
Alex Edge.
Liberty, w r Halle, G Belknap. d NJ
Griffin, NJ ii johnson, w Young.
Lee:T Y Daniels, K II Gambell, M
p Kelly, W ID Lemley, Lester.
Martin j Brown, 10 Howard, Il G
Strong, W S Rushing, S Linzey.
Moreland: l N eagle, } NJ Mallett, i
NJ Hudson. Jr., w j. Grow, w w Bras
hear.
Northfork: 4 M Burch, G w Shel
man, w ii Rogers, T Gooch, w b
Younger.
Sand Springs: S G Harris, 4 j. Hal
vey, l. Tate, J NJ Krumseik,
| Krotts.
Valley: NJ II Buchanan, w + Grimes
w l. d Ewing, NJ l. Eggleston, W
Bowden.
Wilson: Charles Lewis, n w Cooper
Jno. q barr, A Bost. A NJ Gibson.
These committees to be notified o
their appointment and urged to collec
and forward to this Board statistics
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lrIlC DIICTc0c For Chiils. No headaches,
AuuL DUO LnO deafness osAAsssa. 10 ets.

II want the cash trade and will al
ways offer greater inducements than
anybody. M. JACOBSON.
To a subscriber who Is muddled on
the game law we give the following as
its provisions: No deer shall be killed
between the LIST of February and the lat
of September; turkey between May
and September L; prairie chicken or
grouse between February l and Sep
TENDER /, and quail between March l
and October 1.
Furniture, Furniture, Furniture,
and still more to arrive at Jno. A. Err
win Il Co.
From a private source we learn
that Hon. w. l.. Sibley has about con-
cluded to yield 10 the solicitations of
his friends and enter the race again for
representative. IL has been custom
heretofore more or less observed, to ac-
cord 10 representative whose record
has been acceptable, the honor of re-
election, and we presume Mr.. Sibley b
friends will insist upon the observance
of the rule in his case.
Eating potatoes, kraut, lemons and
dried apples at Bernard & Co.'S.
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touching upon the lands, timber,
minerals, products, schools ana 81
matters Of interest tc tne@.o seeking
s.ad, also to procure anu
forward to this Bureau specimens for
exhibition.
1t was resolved that Capt. Capt. ). w /:
Russell be, and is hereby authorized
to act in the capacity of solicitor with
Judge l.. w. Davis and urge 10 NJ
once raise as much as possible to mt
up a room and equip an office for the
use of the Board. Adjourned.
j. NJ. HARKEY, Prest.
j. K. BATTENFIELD, Acting Sec.
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ORlTU AIRY.

Edward Winston Lipscomb was born
in Lauderdale county, Ala, April I'd,
1860, professed faith in Christ and join
ed the M. r. Church, South, at Oakly,
Ala, 1873. in his twelfth year. The
family moved to Pope county, Ark, in
Dec. 1880. He brought his church GER
tificate with him aud east his lot with
the people of Russellville, where he
lived an acceptable member until Jan.
80, 1888, when his membership was
transferred to the church triumphant.
Bro. Lipscomb had been in poor health
for several months; having regained
little strength he concluded to visit his
relatives and friends at the old home in
Ala. So, under the watch care of his
sister Hattie he made the trip, hoping
thereby to recuperate his health; but,
alas I he had not more than time to
greet them with a smile and hearty
hand shake, until the summons came
from the celestial world. While one
fond sister accompanied him on his
trip, he left two loving, broken watch
ers in his far away Arkansas home. Oh
with what solicitude did they watch
the mails, anxious, yet half afraid to
hear. Who but those that have expe-
rienced similar shock can sympathize
with that fond mother and loving sis
ter, when, instead of letter telling of
his improved health, there came flash
ing over the wires, the terrible news,
Your darling is dead
Bro. Lipscomb was an affectionate
son, a loving brother aud an obliging
neighbor. He was the pet of his moth
er's family, being the youngest child.
Yet he filled the three-fold position of
| father, brother and son. We will miss
! him In the church, we will miss him
I In the sabbath school, we will miss
him In the community; but hundred
fold more so will he be missed by his
broken hearted mother and sisters in
their lonely home. God bless them,
aud may we ell meet him in Heaven.
HIS PASTOR.
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ATTENTIONS!
LADIES AND GENTLEM EN- :

WE WILL TELL YOU THAT
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
OUR NEW STOCK OF GOODS
CONSISTING OF DRESS GOODS
CALICOES, GINGHAMS d A
FINE LINE OF WHITE GOODS,
NOTIONS ETC., ALSO BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, GROCER
les. HARDWARE. QUEENS
WARE, GLASSWARE AND EV-
ERYTHING ELSE KEPT IN A
FIRST, CLASS STORE, WHICH
WE WILL SELL CHEAPER
THAN EVER FOR CASH, AND
AT REASONABLE PRICES ON
TIME. so COME AND GET
PRICES LHAT WILL ASTONISH
YOU, d BUY YOUR GOODS
WHERE YOU CAN SAVE MON
Ely. T. J. RUSSELL d Co.
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Pope County Immigration Con-
vention.

The Pope County Immigration
Convention met in Russellville on
the 9Th day of March, 1888, at the
courthouse. The meeting was call.
ed to order by E. A. Darr, member
Of the State immigration Bureau
and Vice President for Pope county,
who explained the objects Of the
meeting. JEFF Davis was elected
temporry secretary and committee
OF five, consisting of j. G. Wallace,
T. S. Edwards, Horace Bradley, w.
L. Sibley and B. f. Jobc was ap
pointed by the chair on perinaneni
organization. After q conference
the committee made the following
report:
For chairman, j. NJ. Harkey; for
secretary, d. c. Brown; for treasur
or, j. f. Darr.
The report was adopted.
The roll Of townships was called
and the following delegates were as
certalned to be present:
Dover w. f. White. Horace
Bradley.
Moreland-W. L. Crow.
Valley--M. L. Eggleston, w. f.
Grimes, M. II. Buchanan, t. S. Ed
wards, w. L. d. Ewing.
Wilson Eugene Moore, A.
Darr, j. f. Dairy w. L. Sibley, w.
Cooper.
Clark j. Rye.
Illinois-N. ID. Shlnn, James Potts,
p. j. Harvill, B. F. lobe, j. G. Wal
lace, A. w. Brown, JEFF Davis, j. E.
Battenfield aud Lawrence Russell.
On motion all present we're invited
to participate in the proceedings of
this convention; also, that James
Darr, E. A. Darr and N. w. Cooper
be recognized as accredited delegates
from Wilson township.
On motion the present officers OF
this organization and two others to
be selected by said officers and five
citizens of each township and the
citizens so chosen should constitute
the County Bureau.
Messrs. James E. Battenfield and
JEFF Davis were selected in ac-
cordance with the above as
members of the County Bureau.
Vice President Darr stated that
the State Bureau had assessed Pope
County in the sum Of $S96.36 as her
pro rata OF the $4,000 proposed to
be raised by the Bureau-one third
of which Is to be sent to the State
Bureau and two thirds to be retained
for use by the County Bureau.
On motion the following commit
tee men were selected from the vari
Gus townships to collect funds: AL
len, Bob Page; Bavliss, John Pless;
Clark, J. J. Rye: Convenience, VIM.
Thompson; Dover, Alex. Bringle;
Freeman, M. L. Ellis; Griffin, j. j
Hills, Gum Log, <. l.. Morton;
Gala Creek, E. B. Falls; Gala Rock,
w. P. Lazenby; Holly Bend, A. W.
Mathews; Illinois. L. w. Davis; In
dependence, A. c. DeShazo; Liberty,
w. T. Blackboard; Lee, L. c. Clifton,
Martin, /. j. Brown; Moreland, l. N.
eagle; North Fork, T. M. Birch;
Sand Springs, s. G. Harris; Valley,
w. f. Grimes; Wilson, DIR. j. H.
Potts.
The following resolution was in
troduced and adopted;
RESOLVED, That any and all citi-
zens Of the County who have facts
and statistics at hand, such as is
calculated to afford inquiring home
seekers information in regard to our
county are earnestly urged and re
quested to communicate the same to
the County Board of Immigration,
and to afford all the cooperation
within their power.
On motion the convention adjourn
ed sine die. j. NJ. HARKEY,
Chairman.
JEFF DAVIS,
Secretary.
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TIE "L,fe of the flesh is the blood
thereof" pure blood means healthy
functional activity and this bears
with 1t the certainty Of quick restor-
alton from sickness or accident. Dr..
j. II. McLesn's Strengthening Cor
dial and Blood Purifier gives pure
rich blood, and vitalizes and strenth
ems the whole body. $l.0o per bot.
tie. u
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AGUE BuSIERS. s.esis Harmless. 10 c.
For The DEMOCRAT.
The Sun and the Flower.
BY BEVERLY L. CLARK


THYsELF art the sun, o my SaYiorl
My life is the life OF flower,
If thy rays arswitheld from my being,
wither, die in an hour.
Turn towards me the wealth of thy
shining
Let me wake in its welcome, and
show
How grandly one flower in earth's
garden,
Though the poorest and humblest,
may grow.
Turn toward me the wealth of thy
shining,
Though round me the breezes blow
sweet,
Though the moss cups shower dew
drops above me,
And rich is the soil at my feet.
pant, yes, cry for thy burning;
Shine down and this weed will ex-
pand
And bloom In the dearth of its beau
As though the queen rose of the
land.
All my life does but live through thy
glory
Shed DER me the glow Of the sun,
Though | wear not the snow of the
lily,
Nor the tints of the violet have won.
/ question not why they are comely
J And their robes are so royal to see,
/ can only keep prayerfully growing
And hopeful climb upward to thee.
SO lift up my life to the sunshine
Though flower that is crushed to
the soil,
In the rays of thy glory expanding
The canker and worm cannot spoil.
Each tendril Will lean toward thy
burning
Each leaf to thy warmth will in
cline,
And this plant, though unsightly,
will blossom,
And find its hearts richness In
thine.
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FOR CIRCUIT CLERK

We are authorized to announce James Potts
AZ candidate for re election to the ONCE OF
circuit clerk, subject to the action OF the dem
ocratic party.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

We are authorized to announce III. s. Carter
as a candidate for reelection to the ofice OF
prosecuting attorney for the fifth judicial dis
trict, subject to the action of the democratic
party.
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FOR TOWN MARSHAL.

We are authorized to announce John En-
merson as a candidate for town marshal ut the
ensuing April election.
We are authorized to announce II. H. Young
blood as a candidate for town marshal at the
ensuing April election.
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A lean compromise is better than
fat lawsuit.
An ounce OF patience is worth a
pound of brains.
One rotten apple in the basket in
fects the whole.
A soft answer turneth away anger.
Every one must row with the oars
be has.
Before you mount, look to the girth.
Neither reprove or flatter your
wife, where any one heareth or seeth
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Warning Urder-In the Pope
Circuit Court.

Lizzie Hambriek, Plaintiff, VS.. j. A.
Hambrick, Defendant.
The Defendant, j. A. Hambriek is
warned to appear in this Court within
thirty days, and answer the complaint
of the Plaintiff, Lizzie Hambriek.
Jan. ~, 1888.
JAMES PoI-rs, Clerk.
j. K. JoYNER, Atty for P'tf.
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A REQUEST.
Stockholder's Meeting.

A general meeting of the stockhold-
ers Of the Dardanelle & Russellville
Railway will be held at their office In
Dardanelle, Ark, on the 26th day Of
annual election Of Directors of said
road.
Attest: q. l.. KIMBALL, President,
l.. C. HALL, Secretary, mar %
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BERT GRAY.
q. q. LuKER. BERT GRAY.
New Blacksmith
AND
REPAIR SHOP.

"a. +. LUKER's CID STAND.
We are prepared to do horseshoeing and
general repair work. Also re pair carriages,
wagons and buggies. Patrons are urgently
requested TO sand in their work early 70 in-
SURF p'0''P' LUKER & GRAY.
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For TOWN TREASURER.

We are authorized to announce W ID. Peeler
as a candidate for reelection to the ONCE OF
town treasurer at the ensuing April election
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ACHE nUcTEpe Gssrsstsed 40 Care. Pses
AUuL nuSIEhS Pleasant to Take. sosa
Money! Money!! money!!!

Money! Money!! money!H
Money to lend at q reduced per cent.
on improved or unlmproyed upland or
bottom lands. VIII lend In sums as
small as 5000. Come and see or write
10 LAWRENCE RUSSELL,
mp stairs In postofilee building,
H. o. Box "a, Russellville, Ark.
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FOR MAYOR.

We are authorized to announce j. W. Russell
as a candidate for re election to the ONCE OF
mayor at the ensuing April election.
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Warning Order-In the Pope
Circuit Court.

Lima Via, Plaintiff, VS.. Luke Via,
Defendant.
The Defendant, Luke Via is warned
to appear in this Court within thirty
days, and answer the complaint of the
Plaintiff, Lima Via.
Jan 2Sth 1888. JAMES PoTTs, Clerk.
J. f.. JoYNER, Atty. for PIN.
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Warning Order-In the Pope
Circuit Court.

CIrCuIt COURT.
Laura Dawson, Plaintiff, VS.. NJ. Daw-
son, Defendant.
The Defendant, M. DaN son is warn
ed to appear in this Court within thir-
ty days, and answer the complaint of
the Plaintiff, Laura Dawson.
Jan. rs, 1888.
JAMES PoTTs, Clerk.
j. +. JoYNER, Atty for PEN.
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The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-03-15

--NoTIcE.--Our stock of groceries,
supplies, ETC., has been replenished
and will be continually enlarged.
Prices and goods always the best.
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