The Russellville Democrat., 1889-09-19


 medicine. 1t vas prescribed by one ol the best physicians in this country fol years, and is regular prescription. Il is composed of the best tonics known combined with the best blood purifiers acting directly on the mucus surface The perfect combination of the two in. gredients is what produces such won- derful results in curing catarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
 F. J. J.CHENEY &CO. Prop. Toledo. o, sss Sold by Druggists, 75c. sept
 --Mr. and Mrs. II F. Barbee and Miss Norma Morton left last Saturday for Searcy Springs, where they will remain some time for the benefit of Mrs. Bar. bee, whose health became greatly i'm. paired during recent illness. Her friends hope to see her return restored to perfect health.
 Examine my three dollar suits for boys they are woit tn five.
 R.J WILSON.
 Ut will pay you to examine my stock and prices before purchasing your fall bill. R. J. WILSON.
 The G. A. R. reunion and camp fire at Two Springs, on Crow Noun tain, in Gum Log township, on the 27th and 2Sth inst, promises to be q pleasant occasion for the ex sol diers attending. The meeting will be under the auspices of k. M. Stan ton Post, No. 6S, of this place.
 
 Buy your sash and doors, sewing ma chimes and furniture from
 Jno. A. Erwin & Co.
 Mrs. Eda Brown, aged "A years, died at the residence of Der daught- CT, Mrs. Jones, two miles south of town, last Friday afternoon. Her remains were inferred IF Russellville cemetery Sunday morning in the presence of a large concourse of peo- pie. Rev. W. c. Wheat otiiciated at the grave.
 "Household" sewing machines, guar anteed to give satisfaction in every in- stance, for sale by
 Jno. A. Erwin & Go.
 Capt. J. NJ. Harkey returned Tues day from a flying trip to Benton county. At Bentonville he saw Dr.. Thompson, and found him in excel lent health. He will be in Russell vile the 16th of November, enroute to the meeting of the grand lodge. Ofcourse his friends will give him an ovation.
 --I will make it to your interest if you will give me your trade this fall and winter. R. J. WILSON.
 As is always the case at spe- cial election, the vote in this county on the 11th inst for circuit judge, was very light, fully fifty per cent. below full vote. From the official returns published elsewhere it will be seen that Crayens' majority over Sarber IS TIA. The republicans took even less interest than the dem ocrats.
 Everything marked down to conn., pare with the shortness of the cotton crop at R. J. WILSON'S.
 A negro man named Jones was ar- rested here on election day for illegal voting. He has been in the county only six weeks and halls from Conway. He pleads ignorance of the law and says a white man gave him the ticket and told bim to vote it. He says he does not know who he voted for, nor who it was gave him the ticket. Fri day morning he had trial before Jus tice Trest and that official held him for the grand jury. He will doubtless go to the penitentiary, and it would appear as if justice was impartially ad- if the man who induced him to vote was made to share his pun ishment.
 We sell furniture, sewing machines, sash and doors at extremely low prices.
 Jno. A. Erwin & Co.
 Mrs. James NJ. Harkey, of this place. received judgment for $2000 a gainst the Little Rock and Fort Smith road at the hands of Yell county jury last Saturday for injuries received enc night last winter while leaving the train at Lamar station in Johnson county. It is alleged that the train did not come to full stop, and the plaint tif was thrown to the platform with such violence as to seriously disable her. The railroad produced an array of wit nesses to prove that the accident was caused by lack of care on the part of the plaintiff, while she had several eye witnesses whose testimony dlsproved the railroads theory. The jury was convinced that there was sufficient cause for damages, and gave her yer diet accordingly. The railroad compa- ny will, in all probability take the case to the supreme court. The amount sued for was 5000, and the case was taken to Yell county on change of venue.
 -I am just from the markets with a well selected stock and my prices will satisfy the most fastidious.
 R. J. WILSON.
 Last Monday morning our public school opened with somewhat smaller attendance than on opening day last year, owing to the rain and general disagreeableness of the day. The school is under the supervision of Prof. Arthur E. Lee, who Is n ripe scholar, a thorough gentleman and experienced instructor. He is assisted by able teachers who enter upon their work with a zeal that augurs success for the school, The assignment of teachers was as follows: Room No. 5, highest grade, Prof. Baird; room No. 4, Prof. Ross room No. 3, Miss Rowan; room No. ?, Miss Dodd; room No. l, Miss Allen. The enrolment first day was 2I3. Prof. Lee for the faculty and Director Lawrence Russell on behalf of the school board made appropriate talks at the opening, in which all pres- ent seemed to take lively interest The school starts out well ,and with the hearty cooperation of the board, pupils and patrons can be made the best school taught in Russellyille for years
 A sure cure for boll-worm fever and too much rain is to buy your goods