Daily Arkansas Gazette from Little Rock, Arkansas • Page 8

yn 1 1 I. .4.4 I fcrV. west counties, decided to establish FILL THE sTijeTdriff, IS rs His sot raise us pries oa BlaclcweH's I il)'" hi -112 arid 114 East Markham 1 Bull Durham 'Smoking Tobacco. 4 There are many other brands, each represented by some interested person to be "just as good as the Bull Durham." They are not; but like all counterfeits, Little Rock, Arkansas, Offer New Goods at New'Presr 50 StalkCutters; 1,000 Plows, 100 Harrows, 200 Corn Cotton Planters, 200 Cultivators, 200 Buggies, Carts, Carriages and Wagons, Seeds. Fertilizers, i Harness.

DUDLEY E. JOtlES COHPflUV, i.L- LITTLE ROCK ARK. Weev1ryhbtacf8gto foW pSn me smoker. Dealers in all Kinds of Machinery I "if- i n--i in siinrti I if "Mnrrell Mizeli. keeping pace with city's improvement, have removed to their new oiflce jn the hanOsome Reider Building, where they have more room to receive their fsjends and better facilities 4or writing all the Insurance applied tor, both Fire and Accident.

Call and see their new quarters, NO. 114 Ibuisiana Street. toilers, Belting, Engines, Roofing, Pumps, Presses, Piping, Lime, Elevators, Hose, Cement, Fencing, Plows, Plaster. Ha bine Shop, Woodworking Shop, Boiler Shop and Gin Repalrinj. THIRD AND COMMERCE, 3 ii.ranteed? a advent of Spring the ha Spring cleaning.

Joi.v-srasthe wornout articles of 'ioiu. -knd replenishes with new IS CS- Ll5 Yci Honey. thelss clause will appeal to i i-sbande well as the wife. We "on Mtd Fork, those indisnen to table that you want to uv wan ema, reasonaDie IT3 Yon Gil yott buy the ordinary Spoons and 1 1 uui; mi 4 iew years, ana 11 iy solid silver you have to stint i on something elite, bat II you 4. 7' goods between the would wear and look wall for 1 (Vff Mve year, at a slight advance over iiffl rtia4i I1 A v.

re 1 re agent for Juat thatclass of foods, teed to wea for twentvfl 'ante 4 reluuded. Put us on -your shopi I Y-j Your, (with goods) to last, SFOTT 5 JEFFERSON, 218 Main' Street. Telephone 80. W. DAVIS, LAWYER, :02 T7.

Llarkham Street, LITTLE K00K, AEL tTollceUoDM a specialty. C. Yi FASCO. ST. it Envision.

W. W. Amnio. CO, HABBISOH KDMISTOS. Corneys-afrLawvSE-: I.T5X.CGKJK, Indian Terrltory.4 octal attention given commercial buit nrH iiaetis, eobebt wait.

JJARTIN WAIT Attorneys-at'Law. LITTLE? ROCK ARK. 'Tira'TTcolneF Oecond and Louisiana, Will practice In all the Courts, State and Federal. Attorneysat-Law, p-om 10 and 11 Moore Turner Build. I fcccond street, Little Rook.

m. JAMES H.LEN0W, CAPITAL HOTEL BOTLPIN3. (Louisiana Street.) CP-- Hours to ro.t 3 to 4 p. m. FuEuCil STEAH DYEING CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT.

i rt' clothlnp cleaned a spaotalty. Maa ueliU'lot, Proprietor, fl WC4tMarkhm Ark. ADAMS BYLE, Insurance Agents. GENERAL agents FOH New Orlesns Insurance Association, Btate Investment and Ins. of Baa Franoisoo, Oaln Providence Washington Ins.

AtProTldenes, B.L,' And Arkansas Fire Insuranos of LtHIs Rook, Ark. LOCAL AGENTS FOR Mrerpool and London snd Globs Ins. Oo, Continsntal Insursnos KsW Tork. heolxlnauranoeCompny, Brooklyn. Insurance Company ol North America.

yt a Insuraaes Company, L. Conaeojicf'nt Insurance Coippany. n' isles Writton Throughout the State. THE ARKANSAS LITHOGRAPH AND PRINTING CO. (Bttcccssors-to the Woodruff Printing Oompsny.) DIRECTORS H.

F. ROBEKW, (i S. Chapmah. Vlce-Prest, Johmos CHAPMAN, See. A frea W.

M. Kavanacqh, W. G. Bbown, R. Caal, H.

L. Waltkbs. Lithographers, Printers, Stationers and Binders, 219 East Markham Street, Little Rock, Ark. Sole agents and manufacturers of Branson's Patent Flat-Opening Blank Books and Kinnard's Patent Arm Rests and Ready Lsvelerr for Blank Books. THE QNLY LITHOGRAPHIE ARKANSAS.

Legal Blanks and County Records a Specialty. Eastcra Prices on Lithograph Work Duplleatsd. HIUFFOHTfllRUO llfhoie'sale CroceVs, i ii Fins mm IHI himself in the pine hills of the Lone star State, thinking that Texarn ana offers more liberal and greater, advantages than any other town in the State. -The 221 of February was modestly but appropriately celebrated, by the Hods Ilich School last Wednesday. The Principal, Miss Jennie Boyd, and Mrs.

Spenoor, SDokA of th Aav. and Its signifi cance, giving a glowing account oT a trip to Mount Vernon last summer, and Mrs. Spencer narrating leading inoidents in the life of the Father of Ills Country, while the lit tie folks performed very acceptably the parts' assigned them. The story of the hatchet thrilled many a young heart with pride and enthusiasm last Wednesday. Arrangements have been made to plaoe the water of the Arkansas Lithia Springs at the World's Fair by Chicago capital.

This remarkable water, though but little advertised, equals any natural tithia waters in the United States, and its medicinal properties can hardly be excel led. -The doctors ot Hope use it largely in their practice, having found it almost a speclfld In diseases of the kidney, bladder and stomach. Cards are out announcing the marriage on the 28th of Mr. Eloyd Thompson, of Hope, and Miss Beulah-Ooddenti)Arkadelphi4u The Intended groom is a prominent young merchant of Hope, and the bride is a daughter of Rev. Mr.

Oodden, an able Methodist preacher. She is a beautiful and gllted young'lady. Mr. W. A.

Rovston. of Little Rock, was in Hope yesterday, rep resenting the reliable house of M. M. Cohn Co. Will is a Hempstead County boy.

and has many friends in this section. The Texarkana and Northern has been located by Chief Engineer No bel as far as Morris' Ferry on Little River, The first twentv-flve miles ot the road have been let to contractors. A survey of the line from Texarkana to Shreveport" will soon be made. Gentlemen who Shave. Dry, feverish, or Irritated skin, Chaps, Chafes.

Roushness. By one application of the alMrant toilet reauisite.LEAtTREIXE OIL BALM, instantly smoothed and healed and the skin ftt Onoemaae puaoro. tJ aue auy yjttt jjrfj, ration it dries in quickly, obviating necessity of washing it off or covering it up. The desired effect is instantaneous. Does not grease nor soil anything, pure, clean, colorlew, harmless.

SOc. and fl.00 at Druggists. Large size prepaid by express for si.yu. ta.tx weus, twj vivjr. WKAS HSALTB HIJTIWIH CUMS Semal weknea.

A SOFT COHN. lntitAiiS relirf two -wilr -eire- -per-r manent cure, and two or three applications eradicates hard corns. 15c. Bough on Coras. Salvs and Plasters.

Tin box. 3. Coarse or Sallow Skin. Muddy complexions cleared, smoothed, brightened by Lbaurelli On. Balm.

Delightful effect. Those only who use it can appreciate its virtues; Banishes Pimples, Blotches, Redness, Coarseness, Freckles, Wrinkles. OOe ana SI.W al uruggisra. irge sine preinuu by express, 1.00. E.

S. Wells, Jersey BOUOB os ToOTBiCHi gtra tasttrat relief. Bft Ererrbodr Has Some. Weak Spot. There Is where disease first strikes; disease i in the air.

Wells' Health Renewer goes direct weat si ipots. Htrengtnen mess lat. iots before It's too CHANGE OP SCHEDULE. ST. LOUIS, IBON MOUKTAI3 AND 80DTHERX RAILWAY.

Commencing Sunday, January 15, 1882, via the Little Rock and Port Smith the through Express for Wagoner CoffeyvUle, Arkansas City, Wichita snd Kansas City direct connection in Union Depot at Utter place tor all paints West, will leave Little 3.qck at 7:40 p. instead of 8:3) a. m. as heretofore. The Fort Smith Accommodation, which for-merly lett Little Rock at 3 p.

now leaves a. Fort Smith, at 4:26 p. m. On Sunday, January 22, the through Hot Spring-i speslat train will be inaugurated. Southbound will arrive at Little Rock at 9:32 a.

depart at 9:59 s. arriving at Hot Springs at 12:53 p. in. Northbound returning will leava Hot Springs st 3:10 p. arrive at Little Roclc at 6 p.

ra. depart at 6:23 p. arrive at St. Louts at 7:15 a. m.

(next For further information call at-Ciry-'Tioket umce.ns west MarKnum street, or union Depot. OROVRR Cf.RVRT.ANn Wlf.f. KHT Rf FISHING MARCH FOURTH, Bat will take the oath of office at Wash-Ington, D. commencing his second term as fresiaeoi oi the united states. this occasion the Little Rook and Mem-phis Railroad will sell reduced rate tickets Fehrunry 27 and 28, and ilarch 1 ana 2, limited lor return March 9.

Round trip rsteVlrom Little f26.B5:' Lonoke. l25.95DeVaR'sRluB2a.20;BTiukt9yrt ana a orresi uy, or scneuuies, sleeping car reservation, snd other formatiyn, address any agent ot this company, or IL F. Berkley, ticket agent, R. Courtiie, passenger ogant. H.

W. Mor rison, General Passenger Agent, Little Ar For -p rates appl tsanVsummsnrlp-and h3an ipplvvto H. K. Uerklev. ticket asrent suiiviv AvwskKiiu iueropuiH niirofin.

i a a i tr Li. sS i bEiss7 COCKROACH AND BEDBUG iXTlfRUISATORS rfold byAlI Druggists, 6A5fI lSft ASIIBY. Little R) Agents, Corner Filth a Main Streets. -I'ostoflics Primaries. 11 Special to The GatetteA Stuttgart, 1 February 27-Last Saturday a ttrimnty elcetion- was held in this place fo? the purpose of nominating a candidate for post? masteri Mr.

B) Dudley was nominated by an overwhelming majority, and his name wilt be pre-senteA i to Mr. Cleveland for np ointment. Dr. S. Ma who is also, a candidate.

fdr. the ofBce, refused to allow his nime used in the primarW preferring to take hla chances in the ordinary way.jf MOXaERll tXJVA.mil Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing 8yriruohn ban used for over fifty vesrs br Willlont oi mothers for their children whits ts'hlnt with pert sat susesav. -Itsaotagf thi chTid? It tests the gums, allays alt p'lln, cure wind colio and Is th bait itemsdy tar diarrhacea, BoJd by la pai wi ttia warid, 5s sar -aai ask. Mrs.

Window's Soothin? By run," ani take nottber kind. Bicentt a biittis. I Telephone Ptmitanliary or stova wood; fi a oorf. 4C1 and 403 E. Jylarkham Little Ark; BBADibT COuS Tt FaMtERS 1MEB H09 410 LESS The tents te bt Reduced to One-TMr Cot Urn tftt Benulndw Cow and Other Prodnela, Arkansas Qaxette Correspondence.

Warren. February 25.Purau' ant to previous notice, a convention of the representative farmers' ot this county was held at the court-home today, to take into consideration the proposition now being agitated to reduce the cotton acreage in tne cotton-trrowlnar districts, Ket resentatives from the majority of the townships were present as Also a large numoer oi citizens wm) leel deep interest in this movement. The meeting was organized by ejecting R. C. Edenington to the Vhair, and Messrs.

P. H. Thomas and J. 11. Pace Secretaries.

Speeches were made by several representative farmers and the ob iect of the meeting fully explained. A reductlo of the cotton crop was strongly urged, and that more acreage and attention be given to the production of breadstufls and other crops, whereby the farmer could have an independent living at nome. Several resolutions were adopted, one of which recommended that the farmers of this county plant but one-third of their crops in cotton, thus giving two acres of three to corn and other products. The following delegates were elected to the cotton convention called to meet in Little Rock on 10th of March? lions. W.

R. Qulnney, Senator from this district; Hon. W. Barry, Representative from this county, and A. C.

Jones, J. W. Pierce and M. II. Ruth.

Ail classes of citizens are strongly urged to aid tho farmers in this movement, and by their influence to induce every firmer in the oounty to giant by the rule laid down by the resolution adoDted bv the meet ing, and thus bring about a result that must prove' beneficial to the county at large, but more especially the farmers. OTHER NEWS, The weather for several days has been pleasant, and the bright sun shine and winds are rapidly drying the sbii, Everybody Js, busy, preparing for planting, and" garden work is the order of the day. Improvements are still going on our live town, and several new tssldences are under contract, Mrs. Eatfte'MarUn-4 neat MrsT "Wheeler a residence, and Miave ejectedXa. neat.

xottage. J. B. Koonce has nearly completed" nice, house in South Warren. which will probably be occupied by himself and somebody else.

Who we are not now at liberty to I tell. J. C.Bratton has under con- 1 tract a Several other buildings are In progress, ania contemplation Trade has been Active during this season to the present writing, but i t. nas somewnai suosiaea in conse i quence of the opening of the work I lag season. Heavy shipments of freight are made to, this point, and the business on the Branch Road seems to be increasing from the number ot cars that are brought through.

The lumber trade is largely increasing bqth from this place and ttopn. other mills along the road, and the mill men say they have more orders than they oan supply for several, montbe, Tae Carpenter Oompany Pianftat this placo la "running and day, and has been for several' weeks, and Butler Shirey'a planing mill is running full time, but cannot keep up with the orders. Lumber Company at Wilmar, have found it necessary add more machinery to their al ready finely-equipped mill, and ar adding another planer and boilers of double capacity. A member of the firm inlormed the writer that tho company had now contracts on file 'amounting to 1 bvr- 12,000,000 feet, about ten months work. This lumber goos loathe North and Northwest, and orders were being received from the Middle States.

ILJJtiimojedlhat-another-4arge lumber manufacturing establishment will be erected not far distant from this place. All disorders caused by a bilious stats of the system can bs cured by us lee Carter's Little Liver fills. NopaiUy grtpi ng or uls- comfort attending their use. Try them. I hope Harrises Today of Mr, Floyd Thompson snd su Arsadulphla itsilo.

Arkansas Gazette Correspondence. HOPE February Albert, one of the oldest, and most highly esteemed citizens of Hempstead, was buried at Ilope Thursday afternoon, 8 p. m. lie was stricken with paralysis five years ago, and ever; since borne with patience and. fortitude the ills of his afflictions.

The Presbytery of Ouachita held a meeting here the 23d lnsL A liberal proportion of members were in attendance, and important buslnoss transacted. Dr. Foster resigned as member of the Board of Trustees of the Female College, and his Presldentf the County Bank, elected to fill his place. Mr. Van Moter 'also a Trustee, and his successor will be elected At the tegular spring meet ing of the Presbytery, the board.

will probably be Increased and some ot our leading- business men elected. This is a move in the right direction. Mr. Geo. W.

Taylor will soon move to Texarkana and open an rfonaLva jvhlnii mnparvv Aaf uh liahment. Thus we are to lose one of our oldest and most jraluel clU Izen3. He made a tour of inspec tion through Texas, and after seeing that part inflated with the deep-water boom, ths west and norta- 'Agents Oarthage City and Globe Flouring Mills, Agmta Oriental Powdsr Company. Proprietors of Capital Cooperage Company. Also.

Agents Jor iSomething Toh Noe. 296 and 298 Front Street, rr PfJ. 1 8 TEN Nr Consignments oi A Nice Suit of Clothes, CRESS LEBCEi GENERAL- INSURANCE AGENTS, 119 West Second Street "''Uttle Rock, Ark. they each lack the peculiar and attractive qualities of thegenuine. BLACKWELt'S' DURHAM TOBACCO CO.

DURHAM, N. C. No. 118 SOUTn MAIN STREET, ST.LOUvS, MO. wool Solicltei TABLES, Max Markley.) Telephone No.

1069. Feed Stables, i lliilt? ail wajJ4i uirtrj proniM aci3am t. fA'i-jLi- f- i' --1 A Stylish Overcoat, An Elegant press Suit, Sea Importing tailC H6West' Filarkham COMPANIES Horns Insuraaes Compaay, ol.Ksw York. 3. Paul Firs and Marine, oISU Paul, Nlsgara Firs Insurance ol New York.

Commercial ITnion'Asa. ot England. Mechanics' and Traders' Ins, of New Orleans. Pennsylvania Fire Ins. ot Philadelphia.

MAXMARKLEY, Pres. R. B. IlORNOR, Sea. J.

C. IIEROLD, Trai s. Risks Written in all Parts of the State. Gin Houses ni Contents Injure I (Sncccssots to Third and Louisiana Sts. Liililale and Il6rs8 and Mulfei BoojUt ani So'd, -DEALERS IN- TI.

Arkansas Feather 707 MAIN STREET, (rctneea 7th and Bth Streets.) LITTLE ROCK. ARK. feathers, manulaoturers of SZOUTLERY.L aicetiill 'Iraltta. ov 0rder3 left at stables for pinenieri an K-, i bolsters, piuowm, a aoeoialty, Chioao, I c. Hp and Hi.

Louia price- auplioatoi. Kuaranteed. Sheet and Bar Iron, Tinware, lt Tin Plate, Rubber and Leather Belting, Agricultural Implements. AGENCIES Charter 0k Btoves, F. Avery A flon'e Plows, IS.

v. Atkins Cros Saws, OUR TRADE-v ARK BPECIALTIES-Rose ATI LB KW JL i RICHARDSON, RUTHERFORD fPAP. T. PENZEL Prfc GEO. REICHABJJT, TreasT A.

N. JOHNSON, lu'y THE CHAS. F. JENZEL JWKERJC0s1PW.il MANUFACTURERS and WHOLESALE GROCERS CJQAR3 AND'TOBACCO DEALERS --AGENTS FOR ClolfMllllngCompsnvstCarfhsge. fo.

The American Powdsr Comptnv. Jobbers of Staple Imported and Domestle Groceries, Grocers Sundries and lotions, i i. Manufacturers ol Cooperage and Woodenware. CcryeiCoeros-tniliarltiam' Streets; IltUs Ar'tT' T.3tXT Manufacturers Boors, Sasii Blinis, lodfiBR WinJow ail Daar Zmi Cmm, Rinnka. Base.

etc. also Stair Work. Bank Bar and OUes fflxUr m. REPRESENTED; Queen Insurance ComDtnr. ol England.

trescent Insurant Company, ol New Or-- leans. German Insurance of New York. Orient Insurance Company, of HartforL Germs Insurance Company, of Illinois. Travelers' Lite and Accident, City stovoa Arkansas iraveier Axes. df and Dealers in--- V- Oat Prioss ars Battsi n.

and Petting Pipe, jr'iumes. inc. ejSs f. i 00x120, Three Floors. 00x200, onJt.R.Trrck.

DARDWAB BaT II1 i ill MGM1S0M Write us for estimates. Evervthing in thb hardware, machinery implement Best. prices. 'Best agencies. Best facilities for business.

Prtiestoiring to liuLHI LESSONS. GIVEN Bt.V J. lie QUA ID. Bu'ilfJin, on Mat" between Fifth t.ixtli; room. I IU guarantee to arn nt scholar to rad and plar music It tv iV Bonoiars ourauoa a IHI mes il proierreu.

DcnnI Parlors, Maniiger. n. fSOO i i 169 pain, and til or orowa and I Our own pt. it' 'Hi comioruioia ana our new method of i 1 rown and bridra i iorottfrhlyetjuip the Mississippi, nt Irom high prices I'v thesa prices, ana fork, have the I jTEED. 8 a.

m. ill. ilv FarqUhar saw-nLuasornmulsta. Pratt huUer and plain witrrevolving card (something new ana vaiuauw gumo OLIVER CHILLED PLOWS. SELF-PACKING COTTON PRESSES.

-a lb. Corrugated Iron Roofing i'umps, oieam K- "i'. BememDer we are Mere ior, Business; 'K nntalo-iue f- TT ATJPiW A T)T? nr i 's f7" a 7archouso.