The Russellville Democrat., 1889-02-07

n provements thereon, which will result 1 in comfortable and convenient home. He informs us that he will run black smith shop this season for the benefit of the neighborhood.
 Cabbage, potatoes and turnips al- ways in stock, winter or no winter, at Bernards.
 l We have received copy of Nanz & i Neuner's Floral Catalogue for 1889. The catalogueis is beautiful and complete l Anyone desiring plants, flowers, bulbs aud vegetable and flower seeds can get the best and cheapest from this house. 1 Remember address: Louisville, Ky. Send for catalogue.
 Have you tried that old-fashioned whole-grain hominy at Bernard'sy. -Messrs. o. F. Bettis and W. K. 1 Caldwell, the former from Bentonvillc, Benton county, and the latter from | Benton. Saline county, this state, have been here this week looking for loca- tions to settle among us. We acknowl- edge pleasant call from both gentle men Monday morning.
 "Hunt's Cure" guaranteed to cure I all forms of skin diseases.
 J. NJ. HarkeY X Bro. | The Melrose mill whistle ringing out on the morning air Tuesday was a l welcome sound. Several hundred dol | lars worth of material in the machinery at the time of the fire will be worked ont, after which preparations will be made for active operations soon as the next cotton crop comes in.
 your digestion is out of whack. if you need strengthener or aa appetiz- CT, try Cheatham's Chill Tonic. twill bring you out of the kinks. J M. Harkey t Bro.
 Here is a fruit tree man who 'shows his faith by his works" Mir. F. M. Farris of the Ozone Nursery came down today with 800 apple trees to be planted on the farm of Mr. J. M. Ham, ilton near Shiloh church. It is inter- esting to note that the trees are to be paid for in FRUIT OF THEIR OWN BEAR ING.
 Cheatham's Chill Tonic contains neither Quinine, Cinchonidia, Arsenic, Strychnne or Mercury, and does not produce buzzing in ears or deafness. Cure guaranteed.
 J. NJ. Harkey & Bro.
 In the recent reorganization of the Fort Smith division of the Missouri Pa cific system at Little Rock, Mir. Bob l.. Erwin was given the chief clerkship at salary of $1200 per year. This pro- motion is a fitting recognition of faith ful service in the past and handsome testimonial to his efficiency and the confidence reposed in him. His friends are rejoiced at his success.
 "The flowers that bloom in the Spring
 time, tra la"
 "Found him sick in the bed with chills,
 pooh bah"
 "But Cheatham's Chill Tonic got him
 up on his feetlets,"
 And he now daily sings, while walk
 ing the streetlets,"
 "It undoubtedly cured his shakes, Ina,
 J. .Harkey & Bro.
 The examining trial of the Free man township parties implicated in the shooting affair up there recently was concluded Tuesday morning and re- suited in the binding over of Manse and Henry Albright and M. L. Ellis in the sum of $750 each to await the action of the grand jury. The trial was conduct cd before Esq. Trest and lasted from Thursday until Tuesday, during which time over twenty witnesses were exam ined in addition to the legal arguments made on both sides.
 To save money Is the object of all. To buy goods cheap is equivalent to saving money. By trading at Weimer's you CAN buy goods cheap, and 1t will surprise you to see how much less your drug account will be than in the past If you have been trading elsewhere.
 Last week the republicans in per haps every county in the state began the work of perfecting their organiza- tion. The next eighteen months will test democratic strength in Arkansas as 1t was never tested before, and the party must put itself in perfect shape to meet 1t. It is time to strip to square fighting merit and to get rid of every stumbling block and embarrassment.- Arkansas Gazette.
 In confirmation of tho GaZette's pre- diction, we direct attention to the call published in this paper for a meeting to organize the republican party in Pope county. Our antagonists mean business and the Gazetto's advice to the democracy "to strip to square fighting merit and get rid of every stumbling block and embarrassment" is a timely admonition.
 ENoTICE. We trade on the square and compass custom by level methods. We please our trade and give entire | tSafu rnl ie tn all. We carry full line of every thing usually kept in first class store and we are Master Merchants. Don't fail to come to see us. Wooten & Oates.
 --Burrell Rushing, the IT year old son of the late l. J. Brown of Martin township, was accidentally killed last Friday night within fifty yards of home by being thrown from the wagon he was driving. No one was with him at the time of the accident, and the man. ner of his death is largely conjectural. It is supposed that the wagon wheel dropped into ravine tilting the bed to one side and throwing him out. His team arrived at home without driver and search party found him lying be- side the road with his neck broken. The deceased was most exemplary young man, highly esteemed by wide circle of friends and the hope and stay of widowed mother whose cup of sor- row was running o'er ere this crushing blow. The remains were not inferred until Tuesday. the family having waited for the deceased's sister, who lived in Searcy county, to attend the funeral. The DEMOCRAT tenders sincere condol- ence to the stricken relatives and l friends.
 FAIR TRADE defies foul weather. We don't have to watch the weather reports.
 We don't have to select our goods in the light or dark of the moon. | Snow don't scare us