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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-03-09
EAST LEMPSTER.

There is sound Of marriage bells in the
air.
Miss Pearl Griffith returned from Man.
chester last week.
A. X. Hodgman and family are sick
with the measles.
William Gee has purchased II. l..
Thompson's farm.
The selectmen met to settle the bills
against the town last week.
Miss Mary E. Perley is home from Til
ton for two weeks vacation.
George A. Gordon is going to carry
on E. B. Abbott's sugar orchard.
Mrs. A. w. Severns has gone to Son.
erville, Mass, to help care for Mrs. Gar
lands baby, which is sick with scarlet
fever.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-03-09
LANGDON,

The roads are not all broken out vet.
D. F. Cram will move to Newport, N.
H., about April 1.
The David Ramsey farm has been sold
to Frank Elwell for $500.
Over 500 remains in the town treas
ury after settlement March l.
The Republican caucus was Monday
afternoon; Democratic caucus Monday
evening.
The March weather does not seem to
agree with E. w. Holden, as he is hav-
ing poor week.
. George Fifield is gaining now. Carlos
Fifeld has had relapse but is full as
comfortable and seems to be on the gain.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-03-09
NELSON.

One Of Leon Patrick's children is sick
with the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. d. Holmes have an
addition to their family, boy.
The Ladies' Aid society connected
with the Methodist church at Munson-
vile held their festival on Tuesday even
ing, February %, which proved a sue
cess. although it had been postponed
several times by reason of bad travelling
ard stormy weather. Notwithstanding
its being a stormy night there was good
attendance. Supper was provided and a
coed time enjoyed. One article of attrac-
ton was an outline quilt, from which
they realized $50. The net proceeds of
the evening amounted to $40 40.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-03-09
Catarrh in New England.

y Ely's Cream Balm gives satisfaction to every
one using it for catarrhal troubles.-G. K Mellor.
Druggis Worcester, Mass.
believe Ely's Cream Balm is the best article
for catarrh ever offered to the public.- Bush &
Co., Druggi- ts Worcester, Mass.
An article of real merit.-C. p Alden, Drug
gist Spring field, Mass.
Those no use 1t speak highly of it.-George
A. Hill, Druggist, Springfield, Mass
Cream Balm has given satisfactory results
w. p. Draper, Druggist, Springfield, Mass.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-03-09
EAST ACWORTH.

Call & Kemp have shut down few
days for repairs.
o: ID. Kemp is drawing his logs to Os-
good & B ackett's.
Grace Clark Of Alstead is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. w. o. Kemp.
J. L. Mitchell is away on his annual
sleighride in Massachusetts,.
Mrs. James Milliken, who was danger
ously i'll in Lowell last December, has so
far recovered as to be able to go to her
daughters in Worcester.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-03-09
WEST WARDSBORO,

G. II. Ryder attended his brother-in-
laws funeral at Swanzey, N. H., last
week.
j. A. Perry attended the meeting OF
the Windham county Vermont Mutual
Fire Insurance company's agents at
Brattleboro, Monday.
George Marshall. who has been stay
ing at his uRcle's, Rev. E. b. Earle's,
nearly two years, went to his home in
Reading, Mass, Monday.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-03-09
BROOKIINE,

Mrs. Parsons of South Newfane will
work for Mr.. Stebbins, when Mrs. Flint
leaves.
DOrr Flint of New York is in town
and will take his mother back to keep
house for him. Mrs. Flint will be great
ly missed here.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-03-09
Use GOLD MEDAL sARsAPARILLA

For all arrangements of the throat and lungs
Ayers Cherry Pectoral is the speediest and
most reliable remedy. Even in the advanced
stages Of Consumption. this wonderful prepare
ton affords great relief, checks coughing, and
induces sleep.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-03-09
SUNAPEE.

Charles Clark's daughter is quite sick.
Mrs. Lottie Lewis has returned to New
London.
Charles Brown has been home from
Windsor with an injured hand.
The new club, Sons of Rest, meet at
the barber shop every evening, new men,
bers joining every day.
A fine exhibition by the children of
the Loyal Legion was given Wednesday
evening Of last week, ut the Methodist
church.
USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, IT'S
MTHE KIND THAI CITRESv
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-03-09

ity of the Indian
proves the poten-
cy Of the Indians
medicine.
Indian Sagwa
keeps him well.
II you feel run
down" or lack
appetite, don't
sleep well, have
q bad taste Ia
, the mouth, pains
: in any part Of tho
/ body, respond to
the cry of nature,
and with Kicka-
poo Indian Sagws
cleanse and for
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-03-09

He had no suggestions to offer which could
improve Sagwa, as it was a remarkably
perfcctcombination, and it Is safe to say that
no improvement could be made.
Thousands Of cures attest to its remarkable
curative properties, The health and longev.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-10-05
The Turman Engine,

A representative of the DEMOCRAT had the privilege last week of inspecting the new Thurman engine built by Messrs. Shade & Sauerman, proprietors of the Russellville Iron Works. The engine IS the invention of w. B. Thurman of Sebastian county. The model and east ings of brass and iron were fashioned and adjusted here, making the tirst per feet and complete engine ever built in RussellyilIe. The Thurman engine is q novel machine. The one on exhibition occupies a floor space of only 10 X l4 inches. It is IL inches high, 10 inches wide and II inches long. Diminutive as it is it will easily develop five or six horse power. It is perfectly balanced and can be reversed instantly. On this account it IS splendidly adapted to hoist ing purposes. Another characteristic is it's speed--2000 revolutions per min ute. It will be found useful in running small machinery, and can be construct ed so as to run heavy machinery as well. Mir. Thurman expects to exhibit it at the Worlds Fair This engine, like all the work turned out by this firm is unriyaled for quality of material strength, finish and excellence. The in- diyidual members of the firm are II. N. Shade and J. F. Sauerman, both of whom are practical machinists, fully conversant with every feature and de- tail of the business and the requirements of their patrons, and are meeting with deserved success.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-10-05
Opeuiur of inc pnblic School.

The fall term of tho Russellville pnb- lie school was opened Monday morning under most favorable and auspieionscon- ditions. Prof Smvth and his assistants were promptly on hand as were also 352 bright-faced pupils The exercises were begun by song by the school, after which q scripture lesson was read and prayer offered by Rev. IT. J. lIearon. Then there was a presentation speech by Hon. Lawrence Russell on behalf of the school board and a response by Prof. Smyth, who afterward took formal charge of the school,
 Messrs J. l.. Shinn, k. B. Wilson and Lawrence Russell of the school board were present.
 MrRussell in formally presenting the school to the faculty said
 Ladies and Gentlemen of the Russell vile High School The pleasant duty of presenting to you the youth and childhood of this district has been as signed to us. We take the more pleas ure in making this presentation from the fact that we know you to be teach CTS worthy and efficient Our personal acquaintance with each of you, our knowledge of your success and untiring efforts in the past, our faith in your abil- ity as instructors give us full assurance that we are committing this school into worthy hands. We are confident that 1t is possible, with the leadership of your experienced and worthy principal, as- sisted by his efficient corps of teachers, to make this one of the best schools in the Arkansas river valley. Realizing that your failure would be our failure, that your success will be our success, and having a pride in our school, a love for the pupils and an abiding faith in the future greatness and glory of our State and great Republic, We shall take pleas ure in giving you all the assistance in our power to aid you in your efforts to make a success of this school. If each of you, this morning, were presented with precious stone which you were to pol ish, and upon which you were to write some sentence to be read at the judge ment day, how careful you would be about the work assigned you. With what care you would frame your sen tence, and with what beauty you would clothe your thought. But here we com init to your keeping youthful lives far more precious than rabies and the i'm press1ons you leave upon their minds and hearts will be more durable than marble, out live the judgement and en- dure throughout all eternity. And, now we transfer to you the keeping of these pupils, and can but request that the session upon which you are entering has closed, you will return them to us and their parents, more intelligent, more refined and more precious than you find them to-day Students, l now take pleasure in introducing to you your worthy principal, Prof. Smyth."
 Responding to the presentation ad- dress Prof. Smyth thanked the board for the confidence reposed in him, touching ly referred to the responsibilities he as- sumed ill taking charge of the school, and promised with the hearty eo-opera- tion of his co-laborers to maintain the reputation of the school and make 1t the bride of Russellyille and this section of the State.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-10-05

The DEMOCRAT family returns thanks for delightful serenade last Monday night The musicians were Messrs. E. s. Brown, Van Boswell, k. l.. Harkey, Prof. Milner, John Perry man and II. Patrick.
 KarI's Clover Root the great Blood Purifier, gives freshness and clearness to the complexion and cures Constipation, 25c., soc. sl.00. Sold by VIM. BROOKS.
 MT. and Mrs. J. II. Gamer departed Monday for St. Louis to visit the Ex- position. Before their return they will visit Mir. Gamers parents In Southern Illinois and the great Chicago Fair.
 w. e. weimer, Notary Public, at the First National Bank, takes aeknowledg- ments. writes deeds and conveyanees and does all other kinds of notarial work MT. Dudley James. one of the land- marks of Dover, died Tuesday after a brief illness with pneumonia. He was q good citizen and highly esteemed by the community in which he lived so long.
 We have decided to sell goods for the next 90 days for strictly cash, and we offer better prices than you can ind elsewhere. J' D. ENANhs ~ No. Miss Jamie Thaeh, formerly of this place. but now of Washington City, where she has clerical position III the treasury department, arrived Monday and is the guest of her sister, Mrs Jeii Davis.
 have four good young work mules for sale cheap for cash, or will trade one for corn. Call and see me one mile east of RussellviIle. J. Al. harAey' I We invite every body to call and in- spect our sewing. We are yours TOT TOW prices. Mas. JoNRs < MRS. BRYANT at Miss Mary Aliens Millinery store
 Prof. J. T. Bowling, one Of the ris- E ing young educators Of the State, has been elected principal of the public 1 schools Of Texarkana. He left for thai point last week accompanied by his iam- | ily.
 We have the best stock Of Furniture baby carriages, wall paper, collins ane easkets between Little Rock and Nai Buren. any price you want at Erwins.
 ---To-morrow c. p. Weir will stan' | trial before Mayor Russell for violating the ordinance against cider selling { rity Attorney Dan B. Granger will rep resent the corporation, and Lawyer J. I
 Fowler the defendant.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-10-05

250OO first class heart shingles cheap, at Erwins.
 MT NJ. k. Craig is pleased at the arrival of little daughter at his house Tuesday night.
 For Sale: A fine COW and calf. Ap- ply to W. W. Kerr at Wells drug store.
 A white squirrel is very seldom seen. but Jimmie Poole killed one last week in the Pless bottom, near Ouita.
 -Craig's meats are nicely handled and always fresh. Prices low as anybody's.
 The Peoples Exchange Bank has a new and attractive sign painted by Hen " E. Erwin.
 CHINCHINE is the best bed bug poison on earth. For sale only by J. ". Wells.
 Misses Grace Adams and Flora Bot toms, two Of Dardanelle's prettiest girls, spent Sunday here with friends,
 For Sale.-A splendid COW and calf. Will give milk all winter. Apply to A. E. Lee.
 The DEMOCRAT tonders thanks to Esq. ". L. Crow for special fayors rem dered Monday.
 We have built up our trade by not trying to misrepresent our goods. h' M Oates < Co.
 -Robt. Riddell has purchased the Tinney farm on the mountain near Freeman Springs.
 Campbell S Winchester serve excel lent meals at 25c. The table is svpplled with all the market affords.
 -Steamboats are now plying the wa ters of the Arkansas river. A great convenience for the river towns.
 FOR SALE.-Stoye or fire wood, any length. Leave orders with smith x Brown, or G. A. MORRIS.
 Mrs. Allie wylie came up from Beebe Monday to spend few days Vis- iting relatives.
 Take your prescriptions to J. w; Wells. where you can have them hlied by competent pharmacists.
 MT. Jeff Bullock has accepted po- sition with J. B. Evants & Co ana ln- vites his friends to call. Just received our fall stock Of goods Do not buy until you have seen our prices. J. B. Eyants x Co.
 MT. Jas. Moseley has returned from 1 Hector where he spent the summer ana resumed his position at K. J. Wilson's Come and price our new goods and II ] they are not cheap enough you aoh have to buy. J. A. Ef"ln'
 --The latest business venture in town is that of Messrs. A. l.. Wallace and Floyd Hogins. They buy and ship pro- duce.
 will not be undersold Call and price my goods before buying elsewhere K. J. Wilson.
 Ticket No. 2369 drew Che clock m Inc. wilkey's drawing Oct. l- Ihis cloaes the series of drawings, and nc more tickets will De given out.
 Hall & smith will buy any stove they can't repair. Satisfaction always guarah' iced Leave orders with SmithH Brown
 We are sorry to hear of the illness of Mr. J. 0. Falls of Gala Creek town shin. and loin his many friends in hop ling for his early recovery.
 | have lust received fine line of Ia ! dies, and ehildren's shoes, all the lates styles. Come and see them R.J- Miisoi
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-10-05
Notice.

To my Many Friends and Customers
 1 have endeavored to meet your de- mands in the way of credit through the closest money season of the year, the spring and summer. Now, in order to collect up my accounts to the best pos sible advantage, and await the change of finance in general, shall from Sept. lst, 1893, to Jan. lst, 1891, hold my business down strictly to a cash basis. Everybody at this time realizes the advisability of cash system, and hope not to incur your displeasure by these regulations. l shall strive to make them to your ad- vantage as well as my own. Prompt settlement this fall will encourage an other years credit. l thank you very sincerely one and all for your patronage and shall hope to merit in the future an increase of your trade and cooperation. l am very sincerely, your friend,
 WM. BROOKS.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-10-05
sheriTs Sale

NOTiCk is hereby given that by yfrtue of 1N three several orders Of sale issued by the Clerk Of the r, p Cireuit court up0n three several Judgments rendered on tn { dav of July, les3, 1 U l.. M eade, a J stice Of the Peace ot illinofs township in Pope conntv iU three several suits by attachment before said Justice, 70 which the Peopte's Exchange Bank oI hhsseNvilie, Arkansas, was plaintiff and A, A. llughee was defendant, one of W hich Judgments was for the sam of sl06 e debt and $l2 70 costs Of suit,opc for thr Of sa5 gs Dc and al24V costs 70 suit, and one for thn sum or Sii.a5 debt and fi4.U0 costs Of sutt all Of said iudEueHta bearing ten per cent fh tei est from JAiy lst, let3. tlli paid, ia which said in. <. ments the seyefal attac hutents ln said several eaases were snstainsd, and the prOper.. levied op thefeuNder condemned co be soid t0 satisfy ihe same. | will on the 2i ist day of October is&h Afin he Dc lrs for judicisl sales at the courthouse uoof in the toWD Of Russeliville at Y to the highest bidder the following prDp- eftfi leFica upon under tbe several 0fIers ag attachment in said thtee segersi causes 10 sAt isfN said 5NdRmeuts, interest and costs and aa. dlti aal costs, amonntng 70 Sl % in each ease viIs Thirty l50i Rrres en Che north side Of the NNA ef the NV A 0f See 22 Twp. a n0fth of Ran go 20 west, bounded as f8llowst BeRfnplng at the N.E eaFucr of saIN Nj kA nf fhr NV tS and unuin8 west aQ rods, thence south co rods thence cast A rQds, tAeiee north G0 rods ts point of beginning, ferma of sale; A ciedit of three months with bond anal approved se curly. Sept. 2s, isa3, Wa JOHNSON.
 sheri0 of Pope County, Ark
 pas ,, ufanset, Atty, Ter Ft1
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-10-05

Come and pay your account at once at Erwins.
 --1'he outstanding scrip of this coun- ty amounted to Sl2,000 October l. The four mill tax levied by the levying court will take up about $I0000.
 While in Chicago and St. Louis, I purchased one of the finest and cheapest lines of goods ever brought to this town. Call and see them. k. J. Wilson.
 The blue lodge win meet next Sat urday night, and as business of import ancc will be transacted every member is urged to be be present.
 Friends when you get hold of that dollar you owe on subscription let us have it. We have waited long and pa tiently.
 The low price of cotton and high price of meat ought to admonish farmers that the safe thing to do is to raise hogs and plenty of them.
 MT. Walter c. Harkey left last week for Austin, Texas, where he will re-en- ter school. He will graduate this year, after which he will study law.
 The DEMOCRAT acknowledges pleas ant calls on Monday from the following out Of town friends; E. V. Bewley, Jr.. L. Stevens, k. l. Griffin, W. D. Fakes.
 Miller Bros. carry a complete line of furniture. window shades, fine clock shelves and all kind of caskets and cof- fins.
 Prof. W. s. Milner, graduate of the Boston Conservatory of music, has located here and already has a class of 23 pupils. He is an accomplished mu- sician.
 R. J. Wilson will have car load of bagging and ties soon. It will pay She ginners to see him before buying else where.
 The Messrs. Young and B. J. Strickland returned Friday from the Strip. Like the majority they failed to get what they went after, and were glad to get back home.
 Until cooler weather Campbell S Winchester will not keep fresh oysters only on Saturdays. Give them your orders.
 --Ragsdale S Ferguson advertise in this issue grand closing out sale be- ginning to-day. They have many desir- able goods bought at forced sale which will be offered far below regular prices.
 Ladies, do you wish to save money and also dress neatlyS Then come and see my new line of dress goods. R. J. Wilson.
 While handling some heavy build ing timbers one day last week c. W. Ewing met with the misfortune to get one of his fingers crushed, causing a very painful wound.
 Mrs. Shinn, the Art teacher, is prepar- ed to take orders for f1rst-class portraits in pastel, oil, and erayon. Prices reas- enable.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-10-05

Have you watch that needs repairs or some broken jewelry which you wish mended? If so, take them to H. c. Will key, the Jeweler, and have them repair ed in first-class order.
 Mrs. James II. shinn is prepared to take pupils in drawing and i'll all branches of painting. Terms to suit the times. Studio up stairs in Shinn build ing.
 -Esquires ". I. Pollock, G. c. Mu- eller, W. D. Vance, W. l.. Crow, J. A. Russell, ". c. Bullock, J. NJ. krumseik and T. s. Patton were among the visit ing magistrates in town Monday who favored this office with call.
 We cordially invite the ladies of Rus sellville and vicinity to call at Miss Mary Aliens millinery store and see our styles of dress-making and get prices. MRS. BRYANT & MRS. JoNEs.
 Mrs. Happenstall, who has had charge of the White hotel for several months, has returned to Clark county to reside permanently. The hotel will be conducted under the joint manage ment of Mrs. II. F. White and Mir. Mace Bernard.
 REMovAL.-Miller Bros. Furniture and Undertaking establishment has been moved to the Thos. Russell store room, on Main street, two doors west of Love < Roys.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-10-05
Another Colt Show.

There will be colt show at the fair grounds, near J. W. Quinn's two miles east of Russellyille, on Friday Noyem- Der 10, 1895. Premiums will be given for the first, second and third best horse colts, also for tle fist, second and third best mule colts. 1he entries will be confined exclusively to Pope county On Saturday, November II, there will be trotting and saddle practice and n premium given for the best trotter and best saddler. Entries in this contest will be confined to this county. Only a small entrance fee will be charged. Further particulars later.
 J. W. QUINN,
 J. W. HARKEY.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-10-05
proceedings of County Conrt.

The annual session of quorum court convened at the courthouse Monday at 10 o'clock, County Judge Berryman present and presiding and County Clerk Howard in charge of the record The following justices were present: C. A. Cagle. John IT. Moore, G. C. Mueller, F. Nj. Austin, J F. Morgan, T. $. Patton, A. A. Crane NJ. C. Wiggins, Wm, Thompson, c, T. Virdin, A. J. White, k. $. Daley, John Joslin, A.. D. Law renee, II. D. Brown, John NJ. Oates. A.. J. kindrick, Ebert Sleeker, J, F. Nor phis, c. A. Gideon, W. w. Estes, J. Ii. Stella, U l.. Meade, w. D. Vance, E. F. Grimstead, F. J. Dean, W. c. Bullock, W. II. Ross, h. Friar, A. Bullock, J. K. Edge. J. A. Russell, K. T. Rye, 5. M Ballard, J NJ. Krumseik, J. V Taylor, J. T. Guest, J. NJ. White, w. l. Pollock. On motion a lew of { mills for county general purposes was voted. The bridge tax was voted down by a vote Of 25 tols, A five mills special tax was levied for the town of Russellville. \ motion t0 reconsider the vote by which the leyies were made was defeated. The court al- SO refused by a very declsive majority to extend the time for working the roads, or to levy a road tax. The matter of levying the tax in the various school districts was taken ID, and the result will be published later.
 SNAP SHOTS.
 This court believed iu economy and the peoples interests are certainly safe in their hands
 In regard to extending time or levy. ing q road tax Squire CFane was In fav- pr of just lcttlng it 70 by the board thi, time.
 l More interest than usual was mani ! tested in the deliberations of the body. ] a.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-10-05
4 FEW OF OUR PRICES,

Heavy yard wide Domestic e 5cts Good round thread Cotton Chk C. 4c Henrietta, all wool filling
 and all colors, c S3cts Brattleboro Ginghams,
 dress styles, e 5cts Quilt lining as low as Sets. Ladies glove grain button Shoes, solid or we refund your money, s5c Ladies Polkas, all sizes, 65cts. Jeans Pants & 0yeralls at all prlcca
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-10-05
Thnt Inrfnl | .nlinr

With the eNhilarating sense of re- newed health and strength and in- ternal cleanliness, which follows the use of Syrup of Figs, is unknown to the few who have not progressed be yond the old time medicines and the cheap substitutes sometimes offered but never accepted by the we'll in formed.