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Nevada County picayune., 1889-09-25
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Nevada County picayune., 1889-09-25
HORSE AILMENTS.

10 months; was cured by St Jacobs Oil. cure has remained permanent. ". J. CLINE.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-09-25

Rick Ucadacho and relieve all tho troubles incl dent to n bilious statn pf the ayatCIn. such as piZzinc5s Nausea, D. lwEiuca1. Distress after oatins Paia in tho Si !,. ta. whilo their pe5t remarkable succeBs haG been ahown in curing
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22
secured by any of hls recent prede- cessors.

FRoM last Sundays Gazette It is learned that Governor Eagle has de- cided not to order the special cleo ton for circuit judge Of the fifth dis trict until after September l, the date Judge CunninghAm's resigna- ton takes effect It is suggested that the people meet in convention before September and make s nom- instIon SC the Governor can appoint such nominee to hold court at Oar danelle beginning September g, and serve until sn election can be held. Believing it to be good suggestion it has been adopted by the judieial committee and steps taken to inaug urate the campaign, the briefness oi which necessitstes prompt and lm- mediate action. Chairman W. H Hill has called meeting Of the ju dicisl committee to select the tImt and place for holding the nominating convention, the proceedings of which sppeAr in another column.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22
The Policy of the Republican
 Party.

To tax the people heavily for the purpose of perpetusting this restrict i've Republican policy and then to use the revenue derived from such taxation to subsidize corporations engaged in the foreign carrying trade, is msnifestly so absurd and unjust that it cannot be defended upon any rational ground except that of gen. erous disposition upon the part oi members of Congress to give away other peoples money. Yet this is just what the Republican party pro poses to do, and Senator Merrill pro claims it without seeming to be aware Of the absurdity of taxing imports to keep them out and pay ing the carrier bounty to bring them in In it's frantic efforts to re-estsblish itself ID power, the Republican par. ty bid high for the support Of every dissatisfied element and every men dicant enterprise in the country, and the account must now be settled, nc matter how illogical and absurd the proceeding may be.-Spesker Car. lisle in tLe August Forum.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22
JONES yS. GLIDEWELL.
Judge Martins Opinion in the
 Celebrated Case.

The Judge held that degree of intimidation was practiced by the leaders of the Union Labor and Re publican parties last September, thst msde it impossible to ascertain the will of the electors. That colored voters had been threatened with whipping, strangling, arsenic poison ing and killing; that everywhere s sentiment prevailed that negro that would vote the Democratic ticket should be killed, should be driven from the community, should be hung, should be turned out of church, that his wife should leave him; that sOcietles were formed in which the colored men were sworn to vote the open ticket; that colored men were placed in lines and made to throw up their hands with the open ticket in it; that preachers ev anywhere in the colored townships used their pulpits to Intimidate, to weaken colored men, and to force them by religious ostracism to vote the Republican ticket; that some Of these speakers announced publicly 8 readiness to put the rope around the neck of any colored man that would vote the Democratic ticket; that the evidence clearly showed that there was g large number of colored men, who, for many reasons, had been vot ing the Democratic county ticket, and who would have voted the Dem ocratic ticket last fall; that it appear ed from the evidence that & greater number of votes had thus been de tered thanwss necesssryto overcome the apparent majority on the returns for Jones; that whether this appear ed or no., that the intimidation Of personal danger, religious and social ostracism, and the loss of home tran guilty was so strong ss to render the claims of Joues, elected sppsr- ently by such intimidation, invalid; that free election, free expression of opinion by every voter. white or black, was of far greater importance to free government than the posses sion of any mere office; that such free expression had not been had in Pu laski county; that Jones, the contest ant, had failed to establish the fact that he had majority of the voters at said election, and that Glidewell should not be disturbedin the posses sion of the office.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22
Summit Scribblings

Editor DEMOCRAT:
 Health good and doctors idle.
 Fodder pulling is the order of the day.
 The Fourche hunting party re turned home last Monday.
 A new plank fence is to be built around the Delphi church grounds, soon, which will be 8 decided i'm proyement
 Rev. c. NJ. Love preached two in teresting sermons at the Mountain \ Roads school house last Saturday night and Sunday,
 We failed to state in our last com munication that MT. Frank Hammock and family, of Yell county, had been visiting relatives in this nelghbor hood.
 Some of our roads are in bad con dition, caused by the recent hard rains. Overseers should see that they are put in proper shape as soon ss possible.
 Miss Melissa Chafiin, Of Lamar, Johnson county, IS visiting relatives in this vicinity. She will remain several days.
 For reasons best known to myself, l am, henceforth, Bic FooT.
 August r, 1889,
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22
NOTICF F0R pT-RTU,ATIoN-

LAndOaiee At D4rd2nelle, Alk., July lA ISSS- Notice IS hereby given that the f1ll0s iag named settler has diea notice of hAs intention % make fn4l proof la support Of hls etAiale and thAt satd proof will De made before the Cean- Y Judge or ia hls absence the IDGnty Nler& of Pope county, At Russeayille. Ara. 00 Sept E4. 1ssS, viz:
 George Hodkiasoa, H'd Entry No. SSss for N. Range q W.
 He names the following witnesses co prSys his eontiun1as residence upon, and cu&uVAta0z Of. said l4nd. via:
 Win Sosbee. Richard LoEin. ef SAntOs. Ark. and C E Burgess, GodfFfed ReiSel, of AUxs- burg, Ark,
 Any person whO desires to prasess against the allowance of such proof er wa0 knows of any substantial reason under the izW and the regulations Of the Interior Department. shy such proof sheuld n0t be allowed, will he sivsn An 0portunity at the above mentioned tiaae AMa place te cFlsss examine the witnesses af sAi& claimant, and to offer evidence ta rxhaa4Al sf that submitted by claimant.
 aug 7 K B. WILSON. Register.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22
what They are Trying to Do.


 The Union Labor and Republican papers, pretending to be friendly 10 the Wheel and Alliance, continue in their efforts to show that the Demo cratic press is opposed to and is mak- ing war upon those organizations. Tue purpose is patent 10 every one. Those papers are doing sll they can to detFact from the strength of the Democratic party and are anxious to restore Claytonism to power. But the mask is too thin, the Wheeiers and the members Of the Alliance { with the exception of the political Wheelers) are practical farmers, men of intelligence, and want no more Clayton rule in the State. h fact, many, very many members of those organizations, were victims of The militia that were sent out by Gov. Clayton, and will never be parties in any effort to restore him 10 power. They see hls profile in the mask over the union labor party, and recognize that party ss but 8 side show to the Republican menagerIe.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22
Dropping Around a Broadway
 Hotel, New York.

"Now," continued reporter, athis neighborhood is just full of luck of late. Not long since s restaurant keeper in Bleecker st., New York city, struck g sl5,000 prize in the Louisiana State Lottery. and several other lucky strikes in the same con cern followed rapidly. On top of thls comes the announcement that E. Amsden, the well known printer of 137 Eighth st., drew s5,000, and Casssgnac t VieG, the feather mer- chants of 3 West Third st., drew g, 500 at the last dra wing. They each sent sl to M A. Dauphin, New Or leans, La. They are well satisfied that the lottery company is conduct ing s strictly legitimate business on sound business prineiples.-New York Daily News, July 9.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Ofiee 2t DariAnelle, Ark..J uly q, 1sss-
 Notice Is hereby given that the foil0wiug g named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will Dc made before the County Judge or in his absence the County Clerk of PoPe county al Russeilviile, Ark, sn Aug. l3, issa, viz:
 stephen Y Brown, H'd Entry Nc. lfszo for the W. sWt Sec. i9 Tp. $, N. Range g W.
 He names the following witnesses 70 prove his continuous residence uP0n and cultivation Of, said land, Vizs
 M Epps, of santos, Ark.. J J smith. ] Il Jones, W II Miller, of Russell vile, Ark.
 Any person who desires ta prGsest agzins. the 2lowrnce of sueA proof, CT who knows 0; any s1bstial reason, under the law and the regulations of the Interior Department why such proof should not be allowed. will be giv- en aa opportunity at the above mentioned time and place to crOss-e1amlne the witnesses Of said claimant. and Co offer evidence in re- buttEl or that submitted bv claimant. aug 2s R. B. Wilson Register
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22
NOTICE FOB PUBLICArIox.

Landon8ce st Dardanelle, Al May 2s. Iss9.
 Notice Is hereby given that me following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make nnal proof in support Of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Coun- v Judge or in his abseuse the County Clerk of Pope county, at kus.ellViIle. Ark, on Oct Ioth IssS viz=
 Vim. H. Huekabse, Hid entry No. IT4ao, for tne k54 sW a Sec. D. I'D N. B. Is west,
 He names the following witnesses to prove hts c0ntinueus residence upon and euitiEA- ti0n of, said land, viz:
 " Burton. of soottsyille, Ark, and W laud, Ark
 Any person who desires to protest agzinst the allowance Of such proof or who knows of any substantial reason. under the law and the regulations of the Interior Department. why sHch proof should not be allowed, will be giV- en an opportunity at the above mentioned time and place so cross examine the witness cs cf sai1 claimant, and so o1eT evidence in rebutt.l of that submitted by claimant sep.s6 K E. WILSON. Register.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22
NoTICE FoR PrKLIeArIoN.

Land0fEce Al DAr4Sneile. Ark-yd uly sta. lsss-
 Notice hereby giVSn that the following named settler has nied EetIee Cf 1ls GnIeufsaa 10 make Anal proaf an support Of his claim. ARsl that said proof will be Ezade before the GoEBsy Judge of Pope county, 4f Russs4iville- Ark. oz Aug. i6 lsss, viz:
 V sllace COSan, Hd k1aEry No, lsSsl, for tns NV a, sWa < SKa. NV a. Sec zi T P 2I, N R is west
 He names the following witnesses so prove his continuous residence upon. and euitly Atlo1 of sAld iAud. VII.
 D uenney, E. n Winters. Galloway 4enk- iHs, Moses Freeman. all af Laurel. Ark.
 Any person who desires to protest against the allowance of such pr0Sf, or whQ kADWs of any substantial reason. under tae law and rae regulations Of the Interior Department. Nhy such prDof should not be- Ail8gesi. Wlla De gtg- en 4a opportunity At the above mentioned time and place Go cr0ss-eXAMine the witnesses of sad claimant ana t0 offer evidence ia re- huttzl Of that submitted by claimant Sugl5 B. WILSON. Register.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22

THE platform adopted by the Vir- ginis democratic State convention at Richmond August 15, though brief, is conceded to be exceptionally strong. It congrstulstes the people ot Virginia on the wisdom and sue cess of Gov. Lees administration :; depreestss the re opening of the State debt question; praises the Dem ocrstic party for having fostered the public school system of the State 1; iayors immigration for building up and developing the agricultural re- sources of the State; opposes convict labor being placed in competition with free labor; declares in favor Of fostering the oyster industry Of the State; Indorses the national Demo cratic platform on the internal reve' uue and tariff laws and fsyors the immediate abolition of the tax on tobacco and fruit brandies. It fur. thur farors the complete remonetiza- ton and free coinage of silver and advocates law placing the agricul' tural institutes Of the State under the control of practical farmers Ii also recommends revision of the law: imposing taxes on land with 8 view to relieving any unjust or unequal taxation, and advocates an sp- propriation for disabled Con federate soldiers and widows It closes thus: "We oppose the republican party as par. ty of high taxes, of corrupt and e1
 travsgant expenditure of public rev
 enues, of unjust and oppressive treatment of the people of the south
 ern states, the creator Of trusts, the promoters of monopolies. We op
 pose the republican party as stirred up to strife between the races, ss { false friend to the eolored rsce snC an enemy 10 the white race"
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22
NorIcE Fog PuB LIcArIoN.

L&hd0a4oe al DSrd&nclie, Ark.. Aae q 1SSa
 Notice is hereby giyen that the follow an < nAmel settler has filed notice of bis fhEwaGiau % make aaAA proof in support of bis riaim &ha that said proof win be made before the C9uasv Judge or in his 2b seBee the county clerk a' rope county, at Russeliville. Ark. on Sept. fQ Isss. NiK:
 wm.L.Hil, lid. Entry No. i74ss for the sw s. Sec. s4 TP. Q N. Range fs W.
 He names the following witnesses Go prove his eontinuons residence 1p0n. and eaitiVz- ton sf said land. via:
 Barrie, k- L. Burks. R. M Lcmiey, ]. ts bruton, all 0f Appleton, Ark
 Any Pers0n who desires to protest zsafaSi the allowance of such proof, or no kN@Hs al Aay suast&1ti4l reason. under the las auA thS regulations 0f the Interior DepaFsmeHt, whv suck proof sh0ui4 aGf be allowed. NiH he given 2n opportunity at the above mentiaHe9 lime and place Co cross~exAnine tue witnesses oi said claimant, and Co gaef evidence ia rebutsAi of that submitted by claimant
 seR ls R. B WILSON. Register.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22

JUDGE MANSFIELD, Of Ozark, has been invited tO become s member oi a Tariff Reform Club in New York City, says the Ozark Democrat None but men Of learning and prominence are invited tO membership. Ex Pres ident Cleveland is 8 member Of the same club, To invite Judge Mans field to become a member was s com. pliment worthiiy bestowed. The ob- ject of the club is to collect matter on the tarif question and each membe: is expected to write something upon the subject.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22

THE advocates of free and untram- meled elections in this State will sp- plaud the decision Of Judge Martin in the Jones' -Glidewell case. IL Is s greater victory for freedom and fair ness in elections than it is for de mocracy or for the successful csndi- date. IL IS notice to buldozers and intimidators generally that their ayoeation is gone and that such nefarious schemes will avail them nothing. All honor to Judge Mar, tin.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22

IS nominating Major P. W. Mokin- ney Of Farmyille, the Virginia Dem ocrats made victory certain, says the St. Louis Republic. He was, without doubt, the strongest of the four can
 didates for the nomination, being As brilliant as hIs editorial competitor, Mir. Beirne, and having fewer ene- mics who would have hAmpered his canvass. His nomination refutes the charge that the Vlrginis Demo erats have weakened on the question Of tariff reform. Major Mckinney stumped the State last fall for Cleve- land on the St. Louis platform, and was particularly effective in expos ing the abuses of the tariff. He will be elected by the largest majority
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22
THE celebrated contested

case of Jones vs. Glidewell for the treasuryship Of Pulaski county came to close last Saturday when Judge Martin, of the Pulaski circuit court, delivered an elaborate opinion ID which he held that the intimidation of voters was such as to warrant the issuance of the certificate of election to GlidewelI, the contestee. A syn. opsis of the opinion is published elsewhere.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22

THIs from the level-hesded Pres colt Picayune is gospel truth, every word.
 "The most colossal scheme Of le- galized robbery of the ages is the Protective Tariff. The average du- ty imposed is 47 per cent; and it costs the average family one hun dred and forty dollars per year. Its cost to the country at large, including the revenues paid the government, is not less than one thousand millions of dollars"
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22
NOTICE FDR PrRTIraTfOx

LAndofaee at Darlsneile, Ark. Aug. fs, fsse.
 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has died notice Of his intention Co make Anal proof in support Of hts claim, and that said proof will be made before the Coun- ty Judge or in hts absence the County Clerk of Pope county at RusseliTllle, Ark, on Sept. F6. 1888. viz:
 Keoeeca -- Angie. H'd entries Nos. Is7Sd and lals1 fer the W MA SRA, SEA sW "a and NV 4, sks sec. & Tp- 10, \. Range % west.
 He names the Following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultfr Gsl0n Of, said land. vfE:
 Amos Bullock. A Fl Wallace, N Proctor and W ! Case 7, all Of scottsvtlls, Ark, sept 9 E. E. WILSON. Register
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22

IT is learned from good authority thst Judge Elmore Mitchell, of Tex arkana, will be the republican-wheel- union labor-greenback-snti-demo. cratic candidate for governor mex; year. When the democrats are through with him, we very much fesr even Dr. Brown-Sequsrd's elixir will be poSerless to save him from utter annihilation.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22

THE continued use of mercury mixtures poisons the system causes the bones to decay, and brings on mercurial rheumatism. The use of $. 5. s. forces impurities from the blood, gives 8 good appetite and di- gestion, and builds up the whole hn man frame. Send to Swift Specific Company, Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga, for Treatise on Blood Diseases.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22

JUDGE TERRELLs court proves mightier than Kilrsin, having down cd Sullivan ia the first round. The bruiser gets one year in jail as his punishment for violating the Missis' sippi .law against prize fighting. The pubic would have been better satisfied if the sentence had been five years at hard labor.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22

Bsiley's EHeryesceut and Spark ling Saline AperienL accurately pre-
 pared iD accordance with 2 late and perfect analysis of the celebrated Baden Baden Springs in Germany; 8 pleasant purgatiye, cure for heart burn and acid stomach, specific for constipation, 8 cooling, sudorific and delicious fever drink. 50 cents per bottle'of all druggists. aug
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22
THE DAY FIXED.
Gov. Eagle Orders the Special Election In the Fifth
 District
To be Held on Wednesday Sep
 tember II.

LITTLE RocK, Aug. 2i--Editor Dem ocrat: The governor has ordered sn election held in the fifth district Sep tsmber Ilth to i'll vacancy caused by Judge Cunningham's resignation.
 Jxo. c. ENGLAND.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22

". H. WRIGHR of Rogers, Ark. 8 prominent farmer and stock grower, says that Swift's Specific cured him of letter of tEenty years standing. Of course, ID that time he had 6 great amount of treatment, and says the wonder is that be did not scratch the flesh from his bones. :. :. :. cured him quick and permanently.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22
Base Ball at Mountain Spring
 August 19, 1889.
Editor DEMOCRAT:

Editor DEMOCRAT
 A very interesting game ofbaseball was played here Saturday, August I7th, between the Pine Knots and 2 consolidated nine of Dover and Galls Greek.
 Notwithstanding the msnful efforts made by the visiting club, the Pine Knots defeated them with 8 score Of 45 to q.
 The important features of the game were the pitching and catching of Johnston and Moore, and the fielding of Taylor.
 Look out, Russellyillei When you shall have beaten Little Rock, then Pine Knots will try you.
 The return game between the F.. Ks. and Dover will be played at Do yer on Saturday, August 3lst.
 J. T. NJ.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22

IT is announced that Hon. B. B. Hudgl1s, of Boone, will be s candi- date next year for the judgeship Of the fourth district. Those persons who have been sitting up nights los ing sleep over his alleged gubernato- rial aspirations can now turn ln and takp 6 rsn
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22
Proceedings of the Fifth Dis trict Democratic Judicial
 Convention.
RUssELLvILLE, Aug. 2l, 1889.

RUSsELLyTLLE, Aug. 2l, 1ces.
 Pursuant to call made by Chair man W H. Hill, the Fifth Judicial Democratic Committee assembled st the courthouse in RussellvIlle on the Fist day Of August, 1889, st p. ID. Tue chairman called the committee to order, And on motion of R. c. Bul- lock the chair appointed Carroll Armstrong secretary protem. There was present Chairman W. H. Hill Of Pope, R. c. Bullock of Yell, and W. L. Moose by Carroll Armstrong, his proxy, Of Conway.
 On motion of R. c. Bullock 1t was resolved that the Democracy Of the Fifth Judicial District be requested to assemble in the several voting precincts in the counties composing the district at l o'clock p. IT,, on Saturday, the 3lst day of August 1889, for the purpose of choos- ing delegates to the county conven- tions of their respective counties.
 It WAS further, on motion of R. C.. Bullock, resolved that the Demo cratic County Central Com mltties of the counties composing the district be requested to call county conventions to assemble on the 2d day Of September, 1889, at o'clock. p. ID. to select delegates ] to the district convention.
 On motion of R. c. Bullock it was resolved that 8 convention of the Fifth Judicial District assemble at Russellville Wednesday the 4th day of September, 1889, at o'clock, p. m., for the purpose of nominating democratic candidate for Circuit Judge, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Judge Cunning ham to be voted for st the coming election.
 On motion of MT. R. C. Bnllock, il was resolved that the counties have the following representatives In the judiclal convention, to-wit: Conway county, , delegates. Johnson i !" Pope 1 Yell i !
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22

REV. :. H. BABcOcK, presiding eld- CT Of the Ft. Smith distrct NJ. E. C. S, has been elected president of Gal loway College st searcy, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Pres ident Erwin. The school opens the second Wednesday in Ssptember,u ,un der most favorable auspices.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22

SwIFT's SPECIFIC cured me of ugly and very painful boils or risings. had tuenty-three on my back and neck at one time and a great many on my body. I took $. $. S., and two bottles cured me. This was five years ago and have had 10 boils since. W. NJ. MILLER,
 Arlington, Texas
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22

Many bodily ills result from habit ual constipation, and fine constitu
 ton may be weakened and rained by simple neglect There Is no med icine for regulating the bowels and restoring natural action to the di- gestlve organs equal to Ayers Pills.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22

TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga, offer 6 reward of one thousand dollars to any one who will find by analysis particle of mercury, iodide of potash, or oth- CT poisonous substance in $. s. s.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-08-22

Dr. John H Dye, assisted by 8 number of ministers, has just closed an extraordinary revival st Tucker man. More than 225 persons were converted during the meeting, which continued for two or three weeks.