The Russellville Democrat., 1889-02-14

MT. John A. Erwin returned Tues day from St. Louis where he spent sew eral days very pleasantly purchasing a car load of furniture--a large and hand some stock which will arrive In few days.
 -All persons knowing themselves indebted to the DEMOCRAT for subscrip- ton are respectfully urged to call In and settle at once.
 On the 18th inst. MT. John A. E-- win will resume his former position with Capt. K. J. Wilson as salesman, aud desires his friends to take cogniz- ance of the same and govern themselves accordingly.
 Love & Roys will occupy the build ing one door east of Weimer's drug store on Main street after March lst. Mrs. J. J. Lester died In Atkins on the night of the 4th inst. The deceased WAS a daughter of Mir. James Forrest of Dover. She was a member Of the Baptist church, consecrated christian and loving and devoted wife.
 Hunts Cure" guaranteed to cure Itch, Ringworm, Tetter, Eczema and all forms of skin diseases. J. M. Harkey < Bro.
 Mrs. John R. lobe and three chil. dren and Miss Lula lobe, of Searcy, arr rived Sunday afternoon on visit to relatives. They were delayed day in Little Rock owing to the failure Of the trains to make proper connection.
 If your digestion is out of whack. if you need strengthener or aI appstiz. CT, try Cheatham's Chill Tonic. twill bring you out of the kinks.
 JIM. Harkey 4 Bro.
 Several of our subscribers at Silex have complained to us about the irreg- ularity Of receiving the DEMOCRAT. We assure them thst the paper Is mailed regularly and promptly st this office. m investigation will be made to ascer- tain the cause of the trouble.
 FOR RENT OR SALK. -Four room dwell ling In Russellville, good we'll, garden spot and outbuildings. Apply to
 ROBERT RIDDLE.
 The Messrs. Beaumont, father and son, of New Jersey accompanied Messrs. W. R. Hale and J. A. Hickman to the interior yesterday morning to look at the country. They represent several families of industrious farmers who want to come to this section.
 Cheatham's Chill Tonic contains neither Quinine, Cinchonidia, Arsenic, or Mercury, and does not produce buzzing in ears or deafness. Cure guaranteed.
 J. M. Harkey & Bro.
 -Deputy-Sheriff John White made an important arrest last week in the person of one Easlsy wanted in Ten- ed in jail here Saturday for safe keep ing. and to all appearances is tough customer. There was large reward offered for his arrest.
 Little Rock Gazette, Sth: W. H. Humphrey, our former townsman, and for several years past engaged in busi- ness at RussellYille has moved back with his family to this city. They are stopping with Mrs. Hale at 1922 Louis jana street. "Wsst" is a good business man and receives a cordial welcome from his old friends.
 Old Mr. Brock of Clark township died suddenly on the 2d inst. from heart disease. In company with a young man he was driving from his home to London in a wagon. Within a few miles of town and without warning the old gentleman fell backward and expired without saying a word. A cor oner's jury rendered verdict In ac- cordance with the facts.
 --Dr. c. c. Cullins of PlLmmerville favored us with a call last Saturday afternoon. The Doctor is one of Plum most prominent citizens and greatly deplores, as everv good man must. the tragic affair that occurred there on the 29th ult. Up to the time he left home no new developments had been made tending to fix the guilt of the terrible crime upon any ono.
 Spring time generally witnesses a great deal of moving around, and the present season will be no exception to the rule. MT. James Potts will move to his new purchase at the head of lief ferson street; MT. M. Jacobson will move to the residence vacated by MT. Potts; Mir. Dssha Williams will occupy the house vacated by Mir. Jacobson, and Morton and Barbee will move to the Williams residence. s'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, ha,
 hal"
 J. M.Harkey & Bro.
 Walter w. Brashear through the medium of a circular letter addressed 70 "the faithful" announces what seems to be not generally understood that there was a republican party organized in this county last spring, the same be- ing intact and ready for business. The will be little embar- rassing to the originators of tho new and the result may be rival 
 -Messrs. Smith & Fowler have open- ed an office on River street near the de- pot for the sale of sewing machines and organs. They handle the White sew ing machine and Chicago Cottage or gan. Particular attention will be given to the repairs of all kinds of sewing ma chimes. Mir. Smith has had five years experience in this line of business and can give satisfaction. If you need any thing in their line call on them.
 From Dr. J. F. NJ. Tate who called Tuesday we learned of the burning Of the residence of Buck Flood last Sunday morning four miles east of Appleton in Griffin township, Conway county. The fire was first discovered about four o'clock, in the roof of the building. and the family had barely time to escape with part of their clothing when the roof fell in. It is not known just how the dre originated. There was no h. surance.