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Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

GOVERNOR ALBEIT inaugural a
Trenton yesterday IL relation TO balo
reform was something fkc the Dcla-
ware courts decision on the man
damus case. Tie first Is in favor oi
bs Hot reform without tie part thnt re.
forms. rs the latter was in iavor OF the
n.andamus without granting the man.
damus.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22
Special g Bargains

We offer for the next few
days special bargains in the fol-
loving articles some Of which
have been detained by the
v e>tern Railroad blockades
and did not reach us until too
late for the Christinas trade.
We have entirely too many to
cary IN stock and Sac itice the
rice3 for your benefit end ours
II n, edine anything in this line,
or II contemplating New
Years gift, you should secure
one OF these bargains.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22
CLIO I. I HING

Any body wishing TO
buy good CLOTHING
ehouId cali at The
30 ton Q a e : price
Clothing iio;se. 2i3
Market Street and
examine The finest
line in the city
Every garment
guaranteed as repre-
scn.ed or money re-
funded.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

Children's pebble and kid
spring heel, button, worth SI.25,
only CSC.
Childrcn's extra fine pebble
and kid spring heel, button. high
cut, our own make, worth Si.75,
our price only SI.4o
Big boys hook lace and but
ton, from 81 to s..
Little boys hook lace and
button shoes, from o5c to SI.2o.
Ladies high cut button arc
tics, worth 81, our price only
SI.25.
| Misses high cut button arc
tics. worth sI.7s, our price only
81.
Mems wool-lined alaskas only
SOC.
Mems buckle arctics only 75c
Mems coarse boots only SI.25.
! Mems kip top sole long leg
boots, worth 50, only s2.25.
Mems watcr-proofboots worth
$3.50, only $3.50.
Mems extra prime kip boots,
tops Ole, worth 1915. only
s2.75 -
Boys coarse boots, sizes 8.
4, s, worth sI.75, only 81.
Boys kip boots, sizes ?, 5,
4, worth 81 IS. only SI.so
Boys kip boots, sizes 4, 5,
worth 81, our price SI.25.
show better quality ior the
}, you than any firm In town
If what y u buy here doe:
xchanged or get your money
ZOE HOUSE,
Get, Above Second,
Side. East Side
|. BABCOCK.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

TuEzburning ofthe :, cord barn W.
longng to the DUPONT mily, and 50
COON utter the other would iniicsfe
that inccnliaries are about ana that
the Dui3outs are singled out as victims.
No expense should be spared in cap
iuriEs tie guilty wrcteAes,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

Linen bosom, Gouaie hack, wa!'e shirt
only jJc., ut Nya't& 20 r, COS Va. Ne
STREET
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

Nc mcdieIad terms TO tie So gran 4 N ita
action lnf ap,' cgrisE ol th' very san.
eeroHs c0aab and iur the eer:4ia proven
ton OF ,5ftuuIpHia Of inflammation Of tie
lungs, as Dr. s,nu.s' " lite pGlmohic
Ba5sH., %. aui IL. Sod IS III lgg -.
Depot isb and hug suests, W,imtus-
Ton.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

USrEss Nellie BY, one of the
round the World travellers, BRINGS up
in snow hiockade anon. lhe .acky
Mountains, she WI! reach y : York
on Sunday some two or 'hree lays n
advance Of Miss Hisland, h,I com
petltor. The latter YVES unfortunate n
getting slow steanct llva >.een3
town
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22
PUBLIC SALES

Of ali IA is r. city and r"uatry called at thdrt
~ Lee On rsasnnah terms by
" A. HIi MIL. snct.
Kaaiienec, Eieycnt ANA pngess l-il-im
IsOl tGi.D tIENltGbt. A I
private sais At III, KING street, Sec
uNd l'7r- i-A-af
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

Will he soidat Public sale at tho late
residence ofJohn Y, sharpley deceased
in Bislndyw wine Id, ON the Concord pike
near sharrley's school house on
THURSDAY, JANUARY sd 1890
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22
East Side. East Side. East Side.
ABOVE SECOND. ABOVE SECOND
NEW PROBABILITIES.
FOR THE NEW YEAR.

1t is probable that in 1890 shall break the record
as bargain makers. 1t Is certain we shall try 1t is
probable some ohnny-jump-up Of the business world
will try to beat us In bargains and get rod on
We stud, he wants and tastes OF all custom
ers it pa rem to stay with and they do.
OUR MOTTO-No,hing too good for n customer.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22
STANDING
C1BINET rs

CANINE IS
$40, s2;, s28 and $50 reduced
trNm S2s, SIS. SIS and $40.
Hanging uahoers.-Cnerry
nd oak. 81. 50. $3.50 and 80
reduced from $3.50, So, sI2
and st3.
Whiting Desks, in walnut,
cherry and OAK as low as IS;
could never be bougnt before
ior less than st2 and would not
be Office now at such prices
had received them sooner,
from So they 60 upwa DIS each
one to be sold al like ieduc.
ton. Smoking Tables, S, and
- 50 that were $3.50 and
S5.2s.
FRENCH CLOCKS.
~ that were sr4. Backing Ca
sesi in walnut or oak with sliding
bottoms and slipper case to b,
c.osed at cost.
As these goods will be soueh
for and taken quicx we advis
you to cali as early as possibl
and secure what you want.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-22

Ladies' kid and pebble, but
ton, worth SI.7s, our price Sl.25.
Ladies' kid and pebble but
ton, worth 81, our price $3.50.
Ladies kid and glove top,
buttons. worth $3.50, our price
SI.75.
Ladies kangaroo button and
glove top button. worth $3.50,
our price only 50.
Ladies extra fine kid button,
worth s. 50. our price $3.50.
Ladies extra fine kid opera
and square toe, handmade, but
ton, worth $500, our price
$500.
Misses kid button. heel and
spring heel, worth $3.50, our
price only 81. .-..
Misses kid and pebble, hcc
and spring heel. button, worth
Sis our price only sI.z5,
Misses fine kid, high cut
spring heel and heel, worth
s. 90, our price $3.50.
Misses fine Kid, button, heel,
our own make, worth $3.50,
our price 5000.
Chiidrcns pebble and kid,
spring heel, button, worth 75c,
our price SOC
Childrens pebble, wedge heel,
, baton worth Csc, only Aoc.
Childrcns pebble and kid,
, spring heel, button, worth $50,
, only 05C.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-12-13
FUNERALS FOR DOGS.

Peculiar Ideas of . Mild. MAnnered ani
 Charitable Lady.
 A mild-mannered old lady who has nvthing else in life to do except clip coupons is seeking for philanthropist who will help organize the National Dog-Burial Company"
 This lover of the canine race is Mrs. Isabella Dean Brack, who is temporarily staying with friends in Brooklyn, says the New York World. She has been 'ex- plotting her pet hobby for years in her native city of philadelphia, and meeting but discouragement there. has deter mined to enlist sympathy in the me- tropolis. @H
 Why shouldn't we bury our pets de- gently and mark their. grayesP" she asked a World reporter. II have never had any children, and all the affection in my nature goes out to the lower ani- ,mals, dogs especially. How love. the dear little things! Why, my little An. drew is cutter than any baby that ever lived. He is pug and he knows every word say. You can see the tears gather in his big brown eyes when he is scolded. Now, haven't l the right to put tomb stone over that little darling when he dies? Of course I have, and there are thousands who believe just as l do.
 II want to know a hundred ladies who are willing to assist me in forming a company for the purpose of having a plot of our own for our dead doggies. We could crystallize-no, not crystalline capitalize it, couldn't we? I don't know exactly how that is done, but l suppose it means to raise capital. Oughtn't the city contribute esomething?''
 Mrs. Brack says she will visit some leading bankers very soon if she does not receive any voluntary aid.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-12-13
WHAT SHE FEARED.
But the little Married Man Made Every
 Thing All Right.

But the little Married Man Made Every
 Thing All Right.
 The car was filled with cxclrsionists returning from the exposition, says the Pittsburgh Dispatch. Every seat con tained a pair of Buckeye lovers. The last bear died in Ohio some time ago, but the art of hugging has survived. It was the midnight express, and the air was right chilly, but not soul noticed that except poor. little married man who sat alone in the half seat by the unlighted stove. He looked down the car and noticed that apparently all the young men were one-armed; at least but one arm of each male was visible. The light in the car was very low. however and that may account for the phenom- Onon.
 Lovers like twilight: if Adam and Eve did not sing ''ln the Gloaming" it was because they knew fresher song. And it was twilight in that ear, for all three double lamps were turned down very low, and before the train was out of the Alleghany yards the flame in one of them had sputtered. tiared moment, and expired. Of course every girl in the car was alarmed when the gloom deepened. Every girl got a little closer to her protector, and ;l few minutes later. when the second lamp began to show signs of collapse-the flame leaping up frantically as if afraid to die--about dozen pianissimo screams came from as many feminine thrOatS.
 The conductor opened the door few minutes later and the draught finished lamp number two. This left one lamp alight at the rear end of the car. How anxiously it was observed! Would it go out? It looked consumptive, but there was no drapght to expedite it's de- cease. At last the train whistled for its first stop and the little married man came out of his corner by the stove to alight. He had been bachelor once. and he remembered it as he laid his hand on the door-knob. The train had not stopped, but he opened the door, and immediately gust of wind mur- dcred the last lamp. As he stood in the doorway inhaling cinders and river fog he had the satisfaction of hearing sweet, low voice murmur behind him: ''Oh. George, was 80 afraid.
 "Of what, my darling?"
 ''That that lamp would never go ontv
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-12-13
NOticc.

II you want pure, straight whlskey of the most celebrated brands, drop into the Pony sahn'n and satisfy your self ef this fact. The Pony also car ries the finest brands .i domestic and imported brandies and wines; alS. porters aud all kinds of liquors, Toi.. and Jerry and hot Scotch; hot spice, spiced rums 9 speciality; the CarInuu Key West cigars- the finest for the money to be had in Arizona; St Louis Anheuser Busch lager beer on draughl at all times, No favorites. Come, all
 J. P. SHAUGHNEssY,
 p.'0, ,rI.t)r
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-12-13
New kxcpss for Sleepy Men.

The well.known millionaire, .ex-Con. gressman George West, of Ballston, x. i., says he solves many of his most per. plexing business problems while in bed. in the early morning hours. Comment. ing on the fact, he remarked that some one once told him that tho late Commo- dore Vanderbilt had said: "Young men talk about getting up early in tho morn. ing to go to work, While they are pug. ding themselves at their desks over business propositions l lie abed, think them over, and find the solution before l go to the ofice." This confirms the conclusion. of many others, that ones thoughts are clearer while he is in a re. cumbent position than at any other time This may arise in part from the fact tha, in the early morning the mind is rested. and one is usually free at that time from intrusion. Thus concentrated s&ess js fSoilltstsd.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-11

of attending. If they do, they can rest sursd of most hospitable aud chivalric entertainment.
 Ladies'! Don't wait till the last moment for holiday purchases-if you do you will lose the bensfit of assort- mont and the merchants anxiety to sell. It will be money gained to call on Jacobson and see what he has to offer.
 On the evenings of Dec em Der 16. r, IS and l9. Rev. W. H. Williams, of Texarkana, will deliver in this city the following lectures: "Our Girls, What will their Choice Be-" "Young People in the Church," "rhe Young Man and his Company" and "Young People at Home." The frat of these lectures will be delivered at the Mefh- odist church, the balance at some place or places to be designated later. These lectures are especially designed for young people, but all arc cordially invited to attend.
 By purchasing your Christmas dolls and toys from Mrs. Perry, you not only have the advantage of selecting from the most elegant and carefully selected stock in the city, but she will otherwise make it to your advantage to buy from her. Give her call and learn hew.
 Owing to the indictment weather a very small portion of ths membership of Russellyille lodge No. 274, F. & A. M., was present last Saturday evening to participate in the election of officers. The election took place, however, and resulted in the selection of the follow ing: J. w. Russell, W. NJ; w. B. McDonald, s. w.; H. P. Barbee, J. w.: B. F. Jobs, Sec, W. NJ. Pesler, Treas, T, H. Elgin, s. D., N. Jacob son. J. D., J. W. Brownrigg, 5, s.; A. Y, Davis, J. S.; Rev. w. c. Wheat, chaplain, l.. c. Taylor, Tyler. The insta llation will take place at the lodge room December 27, at 7:3o, ?. m.
 We are indebted to the editor of the Searcy Beacon for this very com plimentary mention of our city after his return from recent visit; "A Beacon representative visited the hust- ling, thriving town of Russellville. last week. Russellville Is the county seat of Pope, the banner Democratic coun- ty of the Second congressional district, which rolled up majority Of loa5 Tor Breckinridge in November. The town is on quite boom, and tho outlook for it is quite fatterlng. Several substan- tial bfick business houses have been built this season, which would do cred it to any town, the most elegant and costly Of which is the new building Of the Peoples Exchange Bank. This structure is three stories high, with pressed brick front and side. and beau tIfully finished with glazed bricks and g,lvanized Iron work. The building when completed, will cost $l0.00o. Among the many neat and costly rssi- dcnces now in course of erection there Is q pretty eight-room cottage just be. ing finished for Henry r. Barbee, who | is well known in Searoy.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-11

Go to the Opening Of Christmas And
 Holiday Goods And Novelties At the WIENER Drug Store To-day. The Display will be The most Beautiful and Attractive Ever seen here. It will cost You nothing to Inspect and but very Little to buy. 3e Sure to Go!
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-11
SAN "A CLAUS

The dearest of all characters, is pre-. pairing for his annual visit. His jolly l face, suggestive of perpetual good ma ture, his well-cIad figure, covered with snow, his baskets of good things are the we'll l-hnown pictures graven on our minds. His coming, toe, and at Christ mas time, tells us that the happiest season of the year is at hand. Univer- sal good feeling Is liberated with gold en keys, and from the humble cottager 1 to the millionaire in his gorgeous man sion superior happiness reigns, equal 60 that which began on the singing of the first "Gloria in Rxcolsis," and it will end only when the Omega of our race has sought the silent shades. Then, and then only. will She buying of Christmas presents cease. This brings us to what we started out to say:
 About this time of the year the young. the old and the middle-agcd incline to that period in which happiness and good will is supposed to pervade the whole world. It is good for man that this little gap in his wild search for there is something else in life worth living for besides money getting fin fact, that there is greater pleasure in spending it,
 Purveying to the tender sentiment that prevails during this glad holiday season, the Weimer Drug Co.,, leaders in Novelties at low prices, has gather ed from the feur quarters of the globe, unquestionably, the largest and the most indescribably superb line of Christmas goods ever shown in Rus sellville. Consisting in part of novel ties in toilet sets, albums, manicure and shaving sets, pocket books, ladies' satchels, picture frames, plush box Da- pers, fine stationery. writing desks, work boxes, scrap books, autograph books, gold pens and pencils. christmas cards, and many, many pretty things too numerous to mention. Toys-d0ll buggies, velocipedes, tricycles, express wagons, rocking horses, baby swings, dolls, guns, tea sets, games, and hun dreds of others which must be seen to be admired. In'hanging lamps we have them in every desirable style, from S3 to $15.00. Our musical instruments are unapproachable in quantity, quail ty, style and price.
 We can fit you with present wheth- CT you want to spend a nickel or S1OO. Come and see for yourselves.
 With the compliments of the season, Your most obedient toileY for trade,
 THE WIENER DRUG co.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-11
Are Your Children Sick ?

If they are, we know how you are worrying, For NC all love children. Love their innocent ways, their childish prattle, even their mis- chieyous ptanks. Without them the world would be eheerless indeed. The more 1t pains us to see them suffer, the more thankful we ought 10 be that in re-ru-na medicine has been discovered that will cure the ailments to which they are so generally subject, such as Group, Collie, Cholera infantum, Dysentery, Scarlet Fever, whooping Cough, Diphtheria. or that dreadful Catarrhal Earache. N you will send to the reruna Medicine Co, Colum- bus, Ohio, you will receive free copy Of Dr. HartmAn's .'llls of Llse.p e0nt&ining full d. reetions for tue use Of Pe-ru-nA In all emer- xeneie1 and also the most satisfactory testlmo nials to its efhcaGy. 1t also shows what Man. a.lin. the unrivalied system Regulator and remedy for constipation can do. These family medicines, which no household can anord to be without, are solG everywhere-only q a bottle.
 President Cleveland has written a Kansas friend congrstulsting him on the defeat of Ingalls.
 Pay your subscription,
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-11
TIE NEW YORK CARS

will visit Russellviile on MONDAY next with their exhibit of living won ders. The exhibit has been greatly en- larged by the addition of another ear filled with curiosities. Prof. Frank Dwyer also makes one of his daring, death-defying Balloon Ascenslons and parachute jumps, jumping from his balloon when at height Of three thou sand feet or more, descending to earth with the aid of monster parachute, one of the most thrilling g,Dl0od-eurdling sights ever witnessed.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-11

A man who has practiced medicine for forty years ought to know salt from sugar; read what he says.
 TOLEDO, O.. Jan. 10, 1887. Messrs. F. J. Cheney < Co.-Gentlemen :--I have been in the general practice of medicine for most 70 years, and would say that in all my practice and experience have never seen a preparation that could prescribe with as much confidence Of snccess as can Halls Ca- tarrh Cure, manufactured by you. Have pre- scribed 1t great many times and it's effect is wonderful. and would say in conclusion that I have yet to find case of Catarrh that it would net cure. if they would take it according to directions. Yours Truly,
 l.. L. G0RSUCH. M. D.
 Oniee. 2i5 Summit St. We will give $i00 for any C ase of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hail's Catarrh Cure. Taken internally.
 F. J. CHENEY CO. Props, Toledo o. Hz5- Sold by Druggists, 7be. decim
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-11
SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE.
OH! WHAT A COUGH !

Will you heed the warningt The signal perhaps of that more terrible disease Conlump- tlou AsK yourself II you car afford for the sake of saving Soc, to run tho rlsk and do noth- ing for it. We know from experience that snl- Iohs Cure will cure your cough. lt never fails, This explains why more than million bottles were sold the past year. It relieves croup and who coping cough at eBec. Mothers. do not he without 1t For lame hack, side or chest use Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Sold by wFlHEK DRUG Co.
 Headache is the direct result of h. digestion and Stomach Disorders. Remedy these by using De Wits Little Early Risers and your headache disap- pears, The favorite Little Pill every where. Weimer Drug Co.
 Your cough will not lsst all winter; You will not be kept awake at night i You will get immediate relief If
 You will use De witth Cough and
 Consumption Cure.
 Weimar Drug Co
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-11

Conftipation poisons the blood Ds witt's Little Early Risers cure conssi patton. The cause removed, the us sass ia gone. WeinDer Drug Co.
 EEPay your subscription II due.
 wsssI moro of Dswitt's Little Early Rissrs than any other pill tneir acton ls saiy, do sot gripe or esus' Qslh, AIo ,' the best regulator Of the Livs osom Ach and Bowels. Wsims Drug Co'
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-11
Look Here.

All persons indebted to Dr. J. +. M, Tate by note or account are requesSou to settle the same at an early oay. ! must have my business settled up tnls fall or winter. So my debtors are Ie- qusstsd to call and settle at once witn me or my agents who VIII come around once or twice every "ses John MeCool is by me requested 70 coi. feet as quickly as it can be dons. S1 settle just as soon as possible, or ! VI" M put your notes and accounts In ths hands of an officer for collection.
 pr. J. F. Nj. T ATE
 Dee. IS. Cleyelsnd,A ,ArAs
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-11
To Hunters.

Notice is hereby given that after tnis date, Dee. {, 1890, all persons hunting -on our farms located on Bakers Cresk will be considered trespassers and pros seeuted accordingly. A. F. BRYANT
 2v. l.. D. BRYANT.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-11

Small In size, great In results De- Witt's Little Early Risers. Best pill for Constipation, best for Sick Head ache, best for Sour Stomach.
 Weimer Drug Go. Nearly all of the talk of the capi- tai points to Cleveland for President in lS92.
 DeWitt's Little Early Riscrs; only pill for Chronic Constipation, Indlges- ton, Dyspepsia. None SO good. Sold by Welmer Drug Co. Pay your subscription.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-11
DRUNK RNHEGs-LIQUoR HABIr--iH all the World there is but one curei
 Dr. Hainasi Golden spsclfc.

It can 10 gvsa ip tap of tea ol Sone.r n i. the knoWsdEe ot Tho psfson tAkinE ". ous;etIs. ereedV and armament cure, whether tne kstls1t moderate dfinksr or alcoholic wrecA. ihensanus Of drunkards have been cured who nave taksa - ' edge and today believe they quit driaktng of tAelr own frse will. Ne harmful effect rssnls From lts eu lar and full partieulArk. Address tn confidence GoLDgs SPzcIric Co., iS Race street. StneinnathO .
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-11
SCIENCE HAS CONQUERED
And Made It Possible to Restore Defective Eye Sight to
 Normal Vision.

..ns og fope county that we have secured one of Johnston Optical Co.'S patent ploptrie Eye Meters. which will enable us to nt all aoieess of vision, such as Astigmatsm, hypermeo yps d defect If you have one of these dclects Anu ,, V you wish to prevent more dangerous develop ments, call at our store and we VII "sAs
 nc. WfLKEY, Jeweler and opticlan.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-11
ANsWER THIs QUESTION.

Why do so many people we sec around ns seem to prefer to suner and he ade miserao pie by Indigestion, Constipation, Dlz1iness. hess Of Appetite, Coming up of the Food, Yellsw sk in, when for T5c we will sell them shiloh's yitaiizer, guaranteed to cure them. Sold by WIENER DRUG Co.
 United States Senator Pugh was re elected by the Alabama iegisla- ture.