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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-12

NEW ANATSTlIESIA PROCEsS.-A new method
has been brought forward In Germany for producing
auacsthesia by the application OF cold. the feature
In this case being that II il not the odproducng
agent which TOUCHES the desired part. bat metallic
tube or chamber which l. cooled by clrbone acid
the cold may. according TO the requirements cf the
case. lie regulated from tl" temperature OF the cold
water 10 Que sufficiently low to cautcrlZc. The first
symptom OF this artificial cold Is de'cred ns anaeinc
Il the cellular tissue producing slight sensation Of
burning, IDS being followed by anaesthesla which
lasts from one TO two minutes. and then disappears
without any III effects. Tie simple turning Of tap
will regulate tho stream of carbonlc acli Ia any
degree of temperature down to four degrees Fahren clt
~ moisture |, produced; and the ,p,cal point is
Noted that In using thi, cold for cantrrzing. the
advantage Is afforded Of producing anaesssL, NJ the
same time. ON It's application 70 any OF The internal
cavities. such the mouth. II i necessary u have
the parts carefully dried. the tissues would other
wise adhere 10 tie Instrument. II Is stated that In
applying this method I'm the Of boy In tho
Maria Hospital a. Hamburg. the success 81
plcc that the boy looked on without moving musce
while n deep incsion Of twelve ccnfimcters In length
was made III his thigh.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-03-16
March,

Bold March Wild March
o you saucy fellow!
Even though your voice is rough,
We know your heart is mellow.
Hush You'll wake the children Ut,
They are sweetly sleeping,
Daffodil and buttercup
Still are silen CO thy keeping,
Sing, then. low, softly blow,
Whisper sweetly, softly-so.
There. nnwi So, now.
Listen TO the clattcr
PinS arbutus stirs In bed
And wonders whats the matter.
All the icy fleets set free
Down the Streams are rushing
Toward the everlasting sea,
Wildly, madly pushing.
Blow, then, blow !! Let them 90!
Winters reign Is DER, We know.
Up hill. down dale,
Over moor and mountain,
Shout and sing: awake! 'Tis spring..
. Burst forth. o laughing fountain.
Ben d. tall elms. your graceful heads
Swing low o weeping willows
Stretch, little blades of grass For Maich
Has come to ar your pillows.
Arouse, 0 pine ? Awaken larch
And greet springs trumpcter-brave March.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-03-16
Apportionment School Fund fol
AbbeVille County for 1892.

rTHE apportionment of the School Fund for
i the townships in Abberile comfy is
herewith annexed, and the School Trustees
are cautioned not to oyerdraw on the amounts
designated for their respective School Dis
trictS:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-03-16

DICHARD CAN'T. is now prepared TO do
IL all work in his department In the best
manner and at reasonable charges. Monthly
customers shaving, hair cutting and sham
pooling 81 per month. Rasors hOned and put
IN the best condition for Is cents each.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-03-16

The two last townships represents the towns
of Ninety-Six and Greenwood.
School Commissioner Abbeville County.
Feb. 3, 1892, If
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-23
Potts Station Points.

Ed. DEMOcRAT-Hot, dry weather prcdominates in this locality and crops are much below an average. Our vil- lage is quiet and at peace with all the world, and our citizens do not complain of an over rush of business
 Well. the state convention is over, and while we lost all our favorites but one (Fishbackl the ticket is q good one and should be the pride and command the admiration of every democrat ln the State.
 Prof. J. D. stone and w. $, Bell at tended the convention.
 Tho following party of young folks spent last Saturday plcmeing at the springs north of here, viz John Perri- man and Willie Barnes, Bob Smith and Rose Janlison, linn Ferguson and Ida Love, Warren Ferguson and Carrie Brown. Gregory Falls and Etta Brown. They had good time and plenty of dim ner e
 We commenced this article just siInp- ly for the purpose of giving disinter- ested opinion of the war that is being waged against the people of RHssellville by the Pope County Mail in regard to the delegates Co the Little Rock conven- tion. This k not our fight and we are 1 glad of it, and while the Malls objection l to the number of delegates taken from tlie town of Russellville may be just, we l think it is almost outrageous to criticize citizens of Rnssellyille for fault com mitted bv some one else. The delegates that were chosen had no more to dc with their selection than w had Why dosn't he criticize the committee on nom ! inationsy We think it would have been better to nave selected part of thu dele. gates from the country and not st many from one place, mol that We thinl l the selection could have been bettered 1 but to give all parts of the county ;
 showing, but we do not blame the dele
 gates nor the citizens of Rnssellville. T' say the least of it we are perfectly satis fled and do not blame anybody but 1T w did we should hlamr the right one an,
 not tue innocent GAHco%.
 June 2l lS92.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-23
Illinois Township s. s. Association

The Illinois township Sunday school association held its annual session at New Hope June b, 1892, with d fair at- tendance and interest. The session was opened with devotional exercises by Supt R. $. Hays of Ney Hope, followed by an address of welcome by Dr. II. c. Dodd and response by Rev. R. R. Fletch- CT.
 The program as arranged for the oc- casion was the guide for the transaction of its business. The roll made up show ed the association to be composed of del- egates and ex-ofiicio members as fol- lows:
 NJ. k. c. $. S, Russellyille, } delegates :; present. delegates and pastor.
 shiloh, C. F., } delegates; present Supt., no delegate.
 New Hope, NJ. l.. c. s, 5 delegates :; present l delegate and supt.
 Christian, Russellville, delegates :; present pastor and no delegates.
 Bethel, (union), 3 delegates present delegate and supt.
 c. P. Rnssellville, 6 delegates; pres ent delegates and supt.
 NJ. E. c. $. Russellyille, 6 delegates :; present $ delegates and supt.
 Baptist, Russellville, delegates; not represented
 Mountain Springs, NJ. E. c. S, l dele gate: not represented
 Presbyterian, Russellville, dele- gates; not represented.
 Whole number delegates 34, present II; pastors present ,; superintendents present ].
 There was also reported one colored school. namely. New Prospect, Baptist, Russellville; not represented.
 Considerable interest was displayed ill the discussion of the various subjects on the program. Encouraging reports were also made by the superintendents present i'll regard to the condition of their various schools.
 Taken all in all the occasion was one of profit and satisfaction, and especially if the incoming with the bountiful spread and splendid appetites is taken into the account.
 The following statistical reports were made.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-23
4 Jaunt to The Rockies.

As the first days of summer come, the question naturally arises among tourists and pleasure seekers, where shall we spend our yacations If map of either the IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE or MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY is at hand, glance over it gives you the ans wer, TN THE REGION OF THE ROCKIES" Your mind is made as to the location. Now the selection of the route is the next matter of importance. The IRON MOUNTAIN MISSOURI PACIFIC LINES offer the choice of two routes from south and Southeastern points to the farsfamed summer resorts of Colorado, Utah and the Rocky Noun tains, via Little Rock, Fort Smith and the WAGONER ROUTE, and via St. Louis, Kansas City and the "Colorado Short Iine;" Through Pullman Buff fet Sleeping Cars, St. Louis to Kansas City, Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver; Through Pullman Buffet Stepping Cars, via Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific Railways, St. Louis to Denver, Cheyenne. Ogden and Salt Lake City. For further particulars, call or write Cempany's Agents or General Pas senger Agent, St. Louis, for rates. routes or Sleeping Tar berths, and beautiful ly Illustrated and descriptive pamphlet
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-23

A man of understanding VII accept the proposition to get bottle of"C. c. c. Certain Chill Cure on q gnaran- tee to cure chills and fever. Pleasant to take. Sold by ! " Wells.
 The State Teachers Association meets at Mt. Nebo On the 2Sth.
 Do net lot other merchants palm of other preparations on you because they have not Plantation ChillCnre In stock. Applyto agents named below who guar antee it. For sale by
 ayn Brooks,
 Weimer Drug Co.
 W. 4. Baird, Dover
 A. II. Boggess < Go, Potts Station
 k. F. Yow, Santos.
 Positive cure for Malaria-Smith's Bile Beans,
 The Little Rock public schools clos ed with twenty-five white and ten col ored graduates. MegIrse,s WINE OF cAHpul for fcmale diseases.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-23
' Arnrn.E nr ENTERTAINMENT -Nntieo

NOTlCE OF SETTLEMENT --Notico is IN hereby giyen that the following Ad0 in- Isti ators, Guardians and Necutors have filed their accounts current Tor set lcmtnt and con flmatiOn at the July. Is92, term of he Probate Court Of Pope C0nnty towlt;
 I is Turner, g,ln Chas Turner annual. Al Gibson 1" W II Pmtt, final
 A T Embrv, Embry Heirs, annual. Geo \ Reed, iarkey '' final.
 Mrs Al A Harris. gdn Ella Hearn, ilnal it Jones anc C E Linton, Admr A De- Shazo, annual.
 J l. shinB, admr, U NJ BAttenh ld est annual Jos Bor1ene, gln Maggie Rear. annual. All persons interested in the settlement Of said estates are hereby notified lo file their eN- captions 10 said accounts cnFrent, if any they have. on or before the second taN or said term of court. or they will he forever barred from excepting to said accounts or any item thereof Given under my hand and seal this 9th day tSEALI of June, lSsn
 G. s HOWARD, Clerk.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-23
OLD MAN ]!
 { WQnt you to get me q HeW Dress. You can get 70 yards Calico for 25c. at '. J. RUSSELL & BRO.
Out In the Interior.

Oat harvest is at hand and the yeild IS above the average.
 c. II. Nordin reports great fatality among hogs from cholera in Clark town ship.
 Prof. R. A. Ross will have charge of the public school at Liberty Grove this summer.
 Prof. R. A. Eggleston will open the Norristown public school the first Mon day in July.
 caglesville public school will open the first Tuesday i'll July with Prof. ". F. Turner in charge.
 Dr. c. ]. Ross of Hector, is kept quite busy riding these days, besides he is treating several cases i'll Nebraska by mail.
 There will be sunday school pie nic at or near Mars Hill on Grow moun- tain July ,. Everybody invited to come and bring we'll filled baskets.
 II. X. Clifton of Gum Log says that ten years ago crops were as backward as now and favorable seasons made fairly good crop of corn and cotton that fall.
 On Crow mountain, at or near Fords Chapel, Judy 2d, there will be Sunday school picnic. There will be speaking and singing all day. All come and bring full baskets
 The singing schools on Crow Noun tain will meet 1t Ford'S Chapel June 2S. Prof. T. $. Patterson leader. All teach- CTS and leaders in vocal music are cor lially invited to attend. Ford's Chapel is about eight miles from Russellville.
 The people of Martin township have arranged for q picnic at the Rushing school house on Saturday July ,. Ev- erybody, including candidates. invited, and big time is expected. Don't neg lect to take baskets well filled with pro- visions,
 The new iron bridge over the bayou near Dover k expected to be completed in less than three weeks. Contractor Henry will finish the piers and abnt- ments this week and the work of put ting ap the bridge proper will go rapid ly forward The date for the celebration of the opening has not yet beenset.
 Out in Gam Log township last Friday an altereation took place between W. K. and J. H. Bowtlen and Abe kindrlck. As result of the melee Kindriek is laid up with fractured skull which may prove fatal. The cause of the trouble is unknown. The Bowdens were arrested charged with assault with intent to kill. The examining trial is set for the 29th inst. J. II. Bowden gave bond to ap- pear, but w. F. being unable to give bail was placed in the county jail for safe keeping.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-23


 Elders ". T. Box and J. II. Mill burn of Kentucky have been conduct ing meeting at the Baptist ch1gch since Wednesday Of last week Both are able ministers and the services have been very profitable The interest is qnite encouraging and the meeting will result in much good Services at 30 a. Iii. and :30 D. m. the balance of this week af least.
 --I5efore Esq. steItz Inst Saturday was tried suit for damages ia which k. NJ. Yates was plaintiff and Sam smith defendant. Damages was sought for the killing of a steer by the defend- ant. Mr. Yates pleaded his own ease and was assisted by W. L. Crow of Center township, the defense was rep- resented by k. B. Wilson. The jury awarded the plaintiff $l5.00-
 -Rey Mitchell, for seven years a missionary in India, Iectured at the Christian church Tuesday night on the religions and customs If that far-oif' land and its behighted people, He K featuring throughout the United States in the interest Of mission work and car ries with him a number of small idols for exhibition. After completing his tour he and his wife will return to India to remain for life. Mr. Mitchell is a learned and fluent speaker and k doing noble work in the cause to which he is espoused.
 -Bentonville Sun: One of the youngest delegates in the com yention, was Master Mirtie Ruti, the ten-year-old son of Dr. P. F. Ruif, prominent physician in Dover, Pope county The little man, though young, has good head on him and could talk Fishhack and politics to perfection. He attended every caucus of that district and was patient attendant and listener in the Pope delegation in the convention and if Pope county didn't get anything else she went away with the highest honors of the convention by having the youngest and brightest little delegate of that convention. Surely, Dr. Ruff and Prof. Howard, whose pupil he was have just cause to feel proud of the little fel- low.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-23
Beware of Ointments for Cafarrh That
 f.9tof.. RFn~...~..

as mercury will surely destroy the sense nf smell and completely defangc the N hole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions fFsln reputable physicians. ae the damage they " LII do s feniaid to the good y0u can possibly derive from them. Haile Iatarrh Cure, manufactured by Y. T. Cheney X Co- To- ledn o. contains no mercury, and s taken iu ' ternally, acting directly upon the bleed aud mucous surfaces uf the system. Iu buying Halls tataulI Care be sure yon Ect fIie genuiHc. II is lakeu internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio by F. J. Cheney X Co. Testimonials free.
 R3-S Sold by Druggiits. price 15c. per buttle
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-23

The following officers were elected for the ensuing year; President, B. II. Cowell; Secretary, J. F. Munday.
 Mountain Springs was chosen as the place for the next meeting. The session closed with the benedic- ton by Dr. T. c. Dodd.
 J + MUNDAY, Sec
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-23

Why pay other dealers Too. and 0O for chill cure when you can get Plan tation Chill Cure, better one, for soc. For sale by
 Wm. Brooks,
 Weimer Drug Co.,,
 w. A. Baird, Dover.
 A. II. Boggess & Co.,, Potts Station
 R. K. Vow, Santos.
 A House bill requiring railroad com panies to equIp all cars with automatic couplers and brakes will be reported. say- BLACK pRAuGHT tea cures Constipation
 Our sales of Plantation Chill Cure exceed all others togetber. Ask for a bottle we do the rest. For sale by
 Wm. Brooks,
 weimer Drug Co.
 w. A. Bard, Dover.
 A. H. Boggess & Co.,, Potts Station K. F. Vow. Santos.
 Henry Peoples living near Pine Bluff killed his wife aud fled.
 P.P.P.A wonderful medicine. it gives appetite. it in, igorates and strengthens. F. F. F. Cures rheumatism and all pain in side, back and shoulders, knees, hips, wrists and joints. F. r. P. Cures syphilis in all It's vari- ous stages, old ulcers, sores and kid ney complaint. | r. F. F. Cures catarrh, eczema. cry sipelas, all skin diseases and mercuri. al poisoning. | F. F. F. Cures dyspepsia, chronic fe male complaints and broken down con, l stitutinn and loss of manhood. l r. F. F. The be | blood purifier o the age. Has made more permanen cures than all other blood remedies. For sale by Weimer Drug Co, 2 Judge J. B. Morgan, an ex-Congress man, was shot and killed on an Illinei | Central train, near Memphis, by Hen Try R. C. Foster, a lawyer of Hernando | Miss
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-23
Nofice 0fSale.

NOTiCE is hereby given ihAt in pnfsuance IN and by virtue of an etder or sAie to me Issued by E. E. D0ggct, J q. Illinois Town ship. will on the 2ath day of Jnne, ls92, aI tue 6tore house on Jefferson street, in Che town pf kHescilyiiie, lately occupied by John n. Bowlen. offer 70 sale at public auction. Co tho highest aud best tiader, XII the stock of gro- ceries and store hNtnrcs iu bnik as the proper t5 of said John IT, BcwdeD levied npon in att tarAment ny W0oten Oates and others, to sahtfy iher several demands against sand boWdeM tn the esaler 0f priority tH said nttach- mCnta. easd sale sill De made upon d credit oi ti.irly day the purchaser Co give note with geod security to be approved by mc.
 June IA, lS92. Vi. Js JOHNSON
 EY John k f0NnS, u. 5, oherin pone to
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-23
Judges of Primary Election.

The following named persons have been appointed to serve as judges of primary election July in the town ships named:
 Martin--James Davis, J. $. Willis, Wm. Ragsdale.
 Liberty-W. E. Linton, W. $. Camp bell, W L. Price.
 Independence--John Robinson, Jack Sheilds, J. c. McFadden.
 Sand Spring-J. l.. Tate, J. M. krum- seik, l.. Drittler
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-23
Road Notice.

THE undersigned win petition the Pope l County Court at its July, is92. term for m order o change the Kusscllville and Clin- ton road, leaving said road between sections 25 and 36, near what is known as the Bethel Guest farm; said road to run directly west on section line neal three-fourths Of one mile 70 with the Harrison and Atkins road m the town of Caglesyille, thence south with said road near one-half mile Co interscc ton with the RusseliYilie and Clinton road.
 z. r. IA MILTON, iun31 And 20 Others.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-23
10 olonse the system,

EfFectually yet gently. when costiye or bilious orwhen the blood is i'm pure or sluggish, to permanently cure habitual constipation, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity, without irritating or weakening them, to dispel head aches, colds or levers, use Syrup of Figs
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-23
Notlce.

ALTIIIH NUs In order to protect from Inposters all who wish to buy my glasses, and at the same time to guard the reputation Of Hawkes. Crystalizcd Lenses 1 will again announce positively that they cannot be bought at your resi- dence. Interruptions peddlers and fakirs will Tell you that they have them for sale, but 1t Is not true. You can only procure the genuine Hawkes. glasses ny buying them from the local merchant who handles them.
 A. K. HAWKES.. All eyes fitted and the it guaranteed, at inc store Of tue Weimer Drug Co. The Supreme court has decided that loans made by Building and Loan As- sociations are not usnrious.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-23
Tax \ Assessor,s Notlce.

NOTlCEis is hereby given that I will attend lN each township m Pope County, Ark. for tue purpose of assessing c he personal property tGr the year lSQ2, and the per capita tax Of such as are liable Co pay the same, at the fol- lowing times and places, towit;
 Martin, Towards school house, June 18th; precinct, l4th; kushIng's church, i5th
 Bayliss precinct, June llths John bl0ore's store, isth Gill i2 o'clock.
 Clsrk London, Jnue 20th; Mn Creek 2ist; Bail ilill church 2ad till la O'cloeA.
 Dover, precinct anpe 23d, 24tii and e5th. Convenience, precinct, June kgth and 2sth tiil i2 0el0rk.
 Burnett, precinct dune ssh m evening. and aBth.
 Sriiiu, precinct at Appelton, June s3th and JNly ist.
 tenter, precinct at Cagleavilie. Juiy 2d
 licllA Bend, at shiitn's church, July 9th, precinct, 9th.
 Gun Log precinct, Jgis gth- < o'clock Gravel Hll church. 9th f. eyenine.
 Lee, precinct. iuly liths knhry's gin I2tn talia kock. " i3lh aud lfth
 Gaila Greek, at Potts stauan, Juiy i5sh and 18th.
 Molclana, precinct at eioss riains. Jnly 18th
 V t pn, ~ Afkts, JpS iqth, 2Qfh and aist
 ihleess, at psseilNile, dniy z2d, 24i, 25th, afft, sgfh ssh, 1Sth ana 3lth
 Ali tAN-paYcTs are feQu csi eA ic meet nae ai one 0f thc ADuvc named biAefa. Bring last tax receipt and be pFstareY Q give tee Num- 1 bcr og ypuf sehoel distiict
 April 1Htli. le92. j.t. SIMPSON Assessor
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-23
To County Candidates.

An candidates desiring their names placed on the ticket for the primary election July 9 should call on Chairman J. W. Russell AT ONCE and pay their as sessmcnts. 4 word to the wise is suf- ficicnt
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-23
Warning Order.

$ tate of Arkansas, Before k E noggett. F County of Pope Illinois Twp, Beal. Fletcher x Hughes Co.. Paintifis, vs. J
 II BOwdvn, neicnhent,
 The Defenlent, ] II Bowden. is warned to appear in my oHrt within go avs to answer complaint Of piaintiHs Bcal, Fletcher and Hughes Co June C. .SV2
 jun 30 k. E. DOGGETT, J. r.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-23
Attention Kniqhts of PythiasI

Russellville Lodge No 1T will meet at it's Castle Hall this (Thursday) evening promptly at s o'clock. Business of great inportan e is to be transacted, and it is desirous that every Knight be present. JAMES II. SHINS, C. C.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-23
Warning Order.

Staic of Arkansas,t Before Doggett. J r County of Pope Illinois Twp. White, surviving partnor Of M White <
 suu. pitff., ys ] II Bowden, Deft.
 The Defendant, II Bowdcn, is whrLel 10 appear in my court within thirty days tO an sweP the complaint of Plaintiff, W White, surviving partner of J NJ W hite X Son. s June 6, lssf2 R. E. DOGGE T. J. F,
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-23
Warming Order

state of Arkansas,f Before E Doggett. J F County of Pope. Illinois Twp. New Blue Spring Milling Go, Plaintiffs, ys. J
 II Bowden. Defendant.
 The Defendant. J II Bowdeu, is warned to appear in my court within 90 days to answer complaint of the Plaintiff. New Blue Spring Milling Co. June c. 92. k E. DoGGEiT ]. r.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-23
Warming Order.

state of Ark kansas. Before E E Doggett, J F. County of ope. { Illinois Township. Wooten X oates, F Piaintils,
 ys. J II 8owden, Defendant.
 The Defendant, J. II. Bowden Is warned 10 appear in my court within thirty days to an- swer the couipiaint of the Plaintiffs. Wooten X Oates. June G. 1892 jun30 R. k. DOGGETr, J. r.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-23

Blood Poisoned by diphtheria. the Grip. typhoid fever, scarlet fever, etc, is made pure and healthy by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-23
FOR THE CAMPAIGN

The TWICE-A-wEExs St. Louis Republic will be mailed each Tuesday and Friday. from now until November 30th, 1892, for ONLY FOR TA CENTS. IL is a great semi- weekly paper. and will be indispensable during the Campaign
 An extra copy will be sent free to November 50tli to the sender of each club of five with Two Dollars. Send for package of sample copies and raise club. Address THE REPJ BLIt, ST. lDNIS, Mo. jun
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-06-23

State of Arkansas, Before R ls Doggett. j r County of Pope Illinois Twp. Huston, Meeks & Co, Plaintins, vs. J II Bow
 den. Defendant
 The Defendant, II Bowien, Is warned to appear in my court within 39 days, to answer the complaint of the Pla intlhs. Huston, Meeks, & Co. June 6 1S9s R. E. DoGGETr J. r.