The Southern Standard from Arkadelphia, Arkansas • 3

-i Mrs. P. Burton honored our oflice with a visit this week and her nam That Salt River Excursion Portrait. ROOM WILL BE WEEDED GITY -IN GETTING -A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF- Men's, Ladies, arid Childlen's Shoes, Men and Boys Clothing, Hats and Light Underware, MATT CALLAWAY, -ALSO A FINE LINE OF- Famishing Goods, Dry Goods, Notions, Which will be sold at Greatly Reduced prices. All Straw Goods at Cost.

Car Msoatl of Windows and Doors JUsl Received, I All kinds of Meats Beef, Pork, Spare-Ribs Constantly on Hand. LITTJLF ROCK BREAD ALWAYS OX HAND. Mr. W. W.

Gresham, who has been in the city for two or three weeks left for his home at Benoit, Wednesday. Mrs. G. and children will remain in the city during the summer. Cascarine is a sovereign remedy for kidney diseases.

It banishes the pain usually felt in the small of the back and cleanses the whole system. For sale by E. M. Hall. Mrs.

P. T. Morehead and children ofSulpher Springs, Texas, who has been visiting the family of Mr. S. A.

Rudisill, left on Wednesday for Hot Springs where they will spend two or three weeks. Carcarine is purely vegetable, a' home product, strictly a Southern remedy, and is especially adapted to diseases of this climate. For sale by E.M. Uall. Hon E.

B. Kinsworthy, of Arkadelphia, is a candidate for the State senate in the district composed of Clark and Pike counties. Ed is one of the promising young men or the State and we hope he will be elected. Nashville News. Having just received a bill of Art Material, I would respectfully solicit the trade of the art class at the college; also all other artists.

A. C. McAdams. Mrs. Laura Henderson and her sister, Miss Lillie Hall are at Black Springs, county, where they will spend three or four weeks, enjoying the pure mountain air and the clear crystal waters.

Lasker of Little Rock, has Georgia Corn, at Mellwoods, $2.50 GREENE -DEALERS IN- GROCmillElES. look out For JVew crop of Sugar House Molases: The best in the City For 75 cents per Gallon- Have a full stock of All Kinds of Groceries And defy Ccmpetion. (West Johnston JERKJMJYSJkS. Mutton, Kansas City Sausage and Headquarters for Country Produce. The Gray E.

G. Wilder, See. Tt T. Johnson, 2dT vice-pres, as. J.

Masdlebaum, tec' if. 8. li. McNctt, Pres't T. J.

R. Yocno, Manager. ARKADELPHIA COTTON MILLS, Want Customers from all over Arkansas and adioininsr states to huv No. 1 Article of 4-4 Sheeting 50 H. Bunch Thread, Wool Rolls, Etc That they are now turnigout aaily Merchants patronising as can save the freight from the eastern markets.

So send along' your orders And everybody bring their wool to ua to be carded aa we can car very day, and all wool at market prices. D. G. FoNES.pm. andtreas.

J. A. Foxes, vice-pres. FONES BROTHERS HARDWARE COMPANY. Dealers In Cutlery 1 Stoves, Sheet Iron, Tin aWre, Tin Flate, Bubbcratid Leather Belting, Rope, Barbed and Plain Wire, Agricultural Horseltoes.

LITTLE ROCK, OTJR SPECIALTIES. Some natural, born artist who has considerable ingenuity, has painted a mammoth picture on a sheet of white muslin and has tacked it no on th corner of Johnson and Maddox streets. The subject of the sketch is the Salt River steamer. The steamer is lying at the wharf receiving its human freight composed of defeated candi dates. The McDonald band is near by, situated on a tower and is render ing (as it seems) sweet strains of mu-fctc from the excellent selection.

"Good Bye Van," while the black clouds of smoke pour forth from the smoke stack and the white steam escapes into the balmy air. Col. McMillan is captain and as he stands with his right arm entended at an elevation of 45 degrees, (hat in hand ana sleeves rolled up) shouts: ''have your tickets ready boys Strong is pilot: Pavne is mate: Biesrs is deck hand, and Fortson is the flun ky, while Nash, Harley McGill, Lee, Meador, Fulton, Allen and other defeated candidates are passengers. Meador is mounted on the tip top of the flag staff where a flag flutters in the breeze with the words written thereon: Boys, I had to go Allen has climbed about half way up the flag staff and seems to be making lively progress to gain a place alongside of Meador. Fairbairn is being carried on board by four pall bearers in a black box, while Nash is seated on the boiler deck with tablet and pencil in hand.

Alongside of him is scribbled his favorite expression: "Don't you understand?" There is an original package saloon on board the steamer aud from the looks of things that are transpiring on the rear end of the boat, some ot the passengers must have been imbibing too freely in the fiery fluid, for Payne, with a wheelbarrow has damp-de Lee overboard and is doing likewise with McGill. Anderson, who seems to be taking things easy, is seated the stern of the boat, armed with a pole and line, fishing for Lee who is struggling in the depths below. Sam Fulton is just boarding the steamer with-a hog slung across his shoulder and near by, in large, black letters is written: "Fuiton will eat." There is a ''cooler on board, with nice iron bars in the rear. We suppose the iron bars is to keep the passengers out as none is seen behind them. The present outlook for a pleasant and enjoyable trip on board this elegant steamer is rather discouraging.

It may turn out better. We hope it will. nappy Hosiers. Win. Timnions, postmaster at Ida-ville, Ind-, writes: Electric Bitters has done more for me than all other medicines combined, for that bad feeding arising from Kidney and Liver trouble." lohn Leslie, farmer and xtockman, of same says: "Find Electric Bitters to be the best kidney and liver medicine, made me feel like a new man." J.

W. Gardner, bard-ware merchant, same town, says: Electric Bitters is jnst the thine for a man who is all run down and don't care whether he lives or dies; he found new strength, good health and feit just like he had a new lease on life." Only 50c. a bottle, at E. M. Hall's drug store.

Alden's Manifold Cyclopedia. The apaearance of the twentieth vol-nnin of the Manifold Cyclopedia is of interest not only on account of the great value of its contents, but also because it marks the completion of the first half of its important work. These twenty volumns make a goodly library, they are wondeVfnlly comprehensive, clear in their treatment of topics, and are iu a remarkable convenient form for use. The complete work of forty vdlumns will be simply invaluable. The range of the present volumn is from Infant to Joppa.

Among the large number of topics worthy of mention we notice infant, in-law; Inflama-tion; influenza; infuroria; insects; insurance, 15 pages; interest, including two valuable tables of interest laws of the various states; international law; interoceanic ship canal, over 4 pages; inreroceauic ship railway; interstate traffic on railroads; inundations; iron, over twenty pages; jacquard loom; jews, over 31 pages; Iowa has 8 pages; and there is an interesting sketch of including the terrible disaster of 1.S89. which is a good illustration of how close to date a cyclopedia can be and needs to be brought. Among the foreign nations fully treated are Ireland, ltily, Japan, Java, also the city ot JeriiBalnm. Biographies of many noted men appear; among them three noted presidents of the United States Andrew Jackson, Thomas Jefferson, and Andrew Johnson. The extremely low price places within easy reach of the reading public this cyclopedia, which of all works of the kind is much the best adapted to their need.

Specimen pages sent free on request; sold on easy Installments. Garrrtso.v, Cox Publishers, New York, Chicago and Atlanta. Bemarkable Rescue. Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, makes the statement that she caught cold, which settled on her lungs; she was treated for a month by her family physician, but grew worse.

He told her she was a hopeless victim of consumption and that no medicine could cure her. Eer druggisted Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption; she bought a bottle and to her delight, found herself benefitted from first dose. She continued its use and after taking ten bottles, found herself sound and well, now does her own housework and is well as she ever was. Free trial bottles of this Great Discovery at E.

M. Hall's drugstore, large bottles, 50c. and $1. SI, 500,000 to Loan. Parties wishing to borrow money on improved farms or city property will do well to call on me before going elsewherer No commission; no fees.

A straight loan on five, seven or ten years time. Call on or write' to J. S. TOWNSKND, Attrnev-at-Law. I YOU Are needing a nice hat or a nice suit of clothes, or anything in the line of Gents' Furnishing Goods, Boots or Shoes either ladies'.

Men's or children's you can get some bargains by cr'Jing on R. II. Featherstos. Buckley's; Arnica Salve The best salve In the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, lever fores, tetter, chapped hands, chiblains corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.

Price 25 cents per box. For sale atE. M. Hall's Drugstore. jan 18-ly.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoriau is cow entered on nnrsnhpritimn For the next thirty days, B. H. Geldert will Bell you Furniture cheaper than you can steal it. Will Shoppach, the pill roller," went up to Benton, Tuesday night, to be present at the Confederate reunion. Do you seek style in jewelry? If so, call and pee the Barneo diamonds at S.

A. Kudisill's jewelry store. Biother Beck, what have you against Bragg Young that you did not honor Ins name last week with a capital The Arkadelphia Drug Co. has just received a fresh supply of Lan dreth's turnip seed. Buy them.

Read the new advertisement head ed "Room Will Be Needed." on this page. It will interest you if you ever buy anything. Garcarine is an excellent remedy for children; mild in action and pleasant to take. For sale bv E. M.

Hall. Mr. Cates and his daughters, Misses Bettie and Alice left for Little Rock, Tuesday, where they will make their future home. Sow your turnip seed early and dont forget to get Landreth's celebrated seed from the Arkadelphia Drug Co. James M.

Hawkins went up to Mnrtreesboro, Monday as a witness in a case in circuit court that Is now in session in Pike county. Crystal Glass Tumblers, 20c per set. Goblets 40c Decorated china, all prices, at Webers. Miss Nellie Lee, who has been spending several weeks at Manateau Springs, Colorado, returned borne Saturday, greatly improved in health. I will sell you your doors and windows at Little Rock prices.

Call and see ine. R. II. Featiikr8tox. Misses Nannie and Alice Miller, are at Social Hill.

Hot Springs county, visiting relatives. We hope they may have a pleasant and social time on the Hill. There is a great attraction at Iliid-'sill's jewelry store since he has received his large stock of watches and jewelry. Dr. J.

H. Cuffinan, of Dalark, was in town" Tuesday. He accompanied Mrs. Montgomery as far as Little Rock, who was on her way to Tennessee. Did yon.

ever try Landreth's turnip Beed If you never, just trv them once. They are the beet. For sale by the Arkadelphia Drug Co. Mr. Nash Fianagin went out to Iron Springs, Saturday, where his 'family with others from this place are enjoying the: fresh country air and; pure water.

Do yon need a fir-t class pocket book for a small price If so, go to the Arkadelphia Drug they have just received a fine line. John McAlpin and wife of Gordon, alter spending a week visiting the family of W. F. Davidson, (across the river) was In town Monday, en route for home The Arkadelphia Drug Co. have jnst added to their stock, a fine line of papories suitable for the most fastidious and at rock bottom prices.

Next Monday. Auenst the Clark county court will convene in this place for the transaction of the usual business that may be found upon the docket. For Iresh and cheap family groceries, call on Greene Bro. They have a well selected stock, and will deliver all goods free. What is needed in Clark county right at this time more than anything else is a court house.

The old delapidated building is a disgrace to the county. Everything such as Saddlery 11 arness, Collars, Saddles and Bridles can be had as cheap as the cheapest, at W. M. Power's. Last Saturday there was a large crowd in town, and from the number of fights, there was a eood many who had visited the "original package" headquarters.

O'Neal Son's are now manufac-tnrinz brick, and are prepared, on short notice, to do all kinds of brick work. Dr. John McLauehlan went down to Camden, Monday and consequently did not fill the chair at a meeting of Caddo lodge. No. 60, I.

O. O. Monday night. When suffering from sick and nervous headache, take a few doses of Casrarine and be cured. For sale by E.

M. Hall. At the speaking last week at th court house, quite a number would not go np stairs to hear the speaking as they were afraid the old building would tumble down. When at Little Rock, stop at the A)ak Leaf Hotel." Good accomda-datfons at low rates. Place: Markham and Scott-sts- T.

H. Bass, Prop'r. The Arkadelphia base ball club went over to Hot Springs Monday and on Tuesday done the Hot Springs club up. The score was 9 to 8 in favor of our boys. Pains in the small of the back are indicative of disordered kidneys.

Cas-carine will restore their healthy action. For sale by E- M. Hall. The editor of the Stajtoard, Capt. C.C.Scott and John Spencer, formerly of the First Arkansas regiment, went up to Benton, Tuesday to attend the reunion of that regiment.

The universal verdict of those who have tried Cascarine is that it does all that it is claimed for it. Try it and be convinced. For sale by E. Mrs. Montgomery, who.Jiad been on a visit to her daughter, Mrs.

Hamilton, at Dalark, for over a year, was in town Tuesday and left on the night train, for her home at Gallitin. Tenn. Malaria is an unseen poison in the air, and is inhaled into and affects the entire system. Cascarine effectually destroy It, For sale by 21. Hall, While different portions of the county have been visited with good rains, during the past week, our city has not had a good rain in five weeks, consequently vegetation is about burned up.

i August 1, 1890. Friday ikTsoori pacific r. R. Iron Mountain and Southern Louts, ir flaiiy-ay. SCHEDULE, MAY lb, 18JJU.

flOIS" 5:00 a. ra. 12:23 p. ru. 5:31 p.

iu. 8:35 a.m. Is -vi Canon vnBTB. ii and m31L Ball 3:18 p.m. Canon Jii in ns 754.

m'1 p.m. (SO, local irei DonKt Agent. sJuVliI: RAILROAD. a. iu 7:45 rriVC Okolona 3:40 jj.Cbawfokd, Fres Sijto CScial Directory.

Eac'e. Little Rock. Estate" Chism, Hwi V. B. Atkinson, k.Shools; W.

15. Thompson fetrt7 CScial Slrsrtsry. i W. M. Greene.

Center nt. IHst' W. 11. McMillan. Ark-lniaac W.

Welch, Alpine. JudL'e: D. Flanagan. Trenren- James Strong. iTS-ounty Schools; B.

J. Dnnn. W. II. Calloway.

Son E. G. Fairbairn. Beirne. LOCAL MENTION.

MrJ. Kuth Geldert is visiting ieadsin Magnolia. For Sash, Door, Mouldings, toB.il- Geldert Co. -Nice cantaloupes are now brought anirket in large quantities. -The Barneo diauiondi lead the aid! At S.

A- Eudisill's -Hon I. W. Smith, of Whelen, tnttwo or three days iu town this -Straw Hats Trimmed and nntrim- rd for everybody at Weber's. Hiss Ella Miller, is at Black pUi, Mongomery county, teaching Contracts taken on all kinds of Hick fork by O'Neal Sc. Son's.

McDaniel lias recently yJepeat improvements on his rest ate. -Frwh Landreth's turnip JSeed. at bOrnj Store of E. M. Wall.

laident houses are in great demand ittecitv. A dozen or more could be -Forfresli Landreth's turnip seed, i'ltE-M. all's Drug Store. Xitt Garrett retnmed home Tnes itfromatwo weeks visit to relatives -Coffins and all kinds of Under iers1 goods at B. II.

Geldert A Co. of Present was SuttiUy circulating among his mast friends. -Call in at store of Greene Bro, si! see their fine sto-k of groceries. -Mr. T.

a. Heard's house, since it a been finished, presents a neat ap- -Call in the Drug Store of E. M. Mind get Landreth's turnip Seed. -Mayor G.

W. Carder's family are Nit Brown's Springs spending a -Eegnlar hand made Saddles, Bri-ind Harness at V. M. Power's. -Joe Moore went up to Benton 'dytotake in the reunion and to best girl- -Landreth's turnip seed fresh and -Ulie Arkadelphia Drug Go's.

lit. "Among the many improvements rrcity is the addition to Jno. residence. If joa are wanting windows or Gallon li. II.

Featherston. A 'Mdjngt received. -Dr. Dale Iia3 a telenlinna PC thhii office and the Arkadelphia iompaiiy'g store. "Tyan want fnrnitnre or cofiins call SCiin A uiiaius.

i iiey always nave 'and a fine hearse. M. Power's and R. H. families are at Brown's S', spending a few days.

Urgest and best selected stock of yin thecity-at the Live and redrrjg store. Mamie Texas, i8 in the city visiting oiewari. fnyofour lady friends wish a let them call on Miss Nettie 1' Hearn Sunday morning Murfrees-X he he'd CUrt Mondav-iHr'p81 and mo6t complete can be found at B. 18 mr a new court hnne. 0ne a disgrace to the whole tonfcrito Lasker Lit- yoar Pare liquors.

Jug --'Pecultv. mere is in Tcikted candidates Nslal hM been Ser's y8a for the La- Also Silk Gloves killjj 'a the dar you can Several left 1 lQr woods ft that I'ltgct an early start. S(y n. riany work done, Son's. Thv an firof IU 1 'ork "ltd, "entnn ana wue went raBffin present Confederate sol- READY FOR THE- R.

H. FEATHERSTON. nilMTAIM I Jnil IM For St. Louis, the North and East Memphis, Hot Springs, ouaton, Galveston, Dallas, San Antonio, Austin, El Paso, City of Mexico, San Francisce, the South, West and Southwest. Pultam Buffet Sleeping1 Cirs.

BETWEEN St. Louis and Galveston ST. LOUIS and EL PASO. Only one change of cars between St Louis, City of Mexico and San Franoisco, For Maps, Tiine Tables and other information apply to company's nearest agent. IT.

1. A Tt. Louis. Missour, JOHN E. BRADLEY.

Attorney-at-Law. ARKADELPHIA. ARK. Office formerly occupied by W. L.

Witherspoon, under Grayson Hall. OOOT AND SHOEMALER. 11EMIY FEARS Boot and Shoemaker First-class work done on short notice and on reasonable terms. Ail work guaranteed to give satisfaction. Af TSTIN ffl.

CROW, RAL ESTATE and LOAN AGENCY ARKADELPHIA, ARK. Tax Assessor's Notice. Notice is hereby given that I will be at the following named places on the dates given, for the purpose of assessing the personal property, ot the citizens of Clark county, for taxation for the vear 1S90. Long Creek. W.

F. Golden 's, Alpine, Alpine. Amity, Lambert's Store. Amity, -Leard, Leard's -Terrenoir. Clear Springs, Half Way -Greenville, Hollywood June 16 17 18 19, 20 21 23, 24 25 26, 27, 25 July 3, 4, 5 7, 8, 10, 11 12 South Fork, Dobyville, Antoine, Okolona, Elkins, Rome, -Beirne, Beirne Station, Missouri, Smithton.

Gurdon 14 15. 16 17 18 19 21 22 23 24 28, 29 30 Beech Creek, Whelen, -Key's Mill J. A. McGinnis'" Anderson, W. P.

Vaden's, M. M. Norton's L. L. Reeder's.

Caddo, Curtis, Manchester, Joe Scott's, Joan, Caddo, Arkadelphia, August 4 to 14 All persons iaterested, are earnestly requested to meet meat some one of the above appointments as the law imposes a penalty ot one dollar ($1.) for a failure to do so. JAMES STRONG, Assessor of Clark County. July 10th, 1S90. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria: Parasols! Parasols! A splendid assortment of Parasols and Ladies Sun Umbrellas at Weber's Care for Friends. If you care lor your friends, insist upon them using Reed's Chill Curs for chills.

Wanted Three good log teams and No. 1 carriage runner. Apply to P. J. Gantt, Donaldson, Ark.

Do You Have Pres ton's Hed-Ake cures in 15 minutes and it won't cure anything else. Benefactor. If you have any desire to become a public benefactor induce some person to use Reed's Chill Cure. The largest stock of Saddlery in the city can be found at W. M.

Powers. Ladies Fine Shoes. A full line of Zeigler's, Bering's and other best makes of Ladies' shoes. Weber's Cash Store. Merit Wins.

Reed's Chill Cure is a medicine of rare merit, and the people all unite in praisin it, as a truly great medi cine. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. -FOR SALE OR TRADE One Holstein Ball, three years old. Call on or address J. M.

RUDISILL, Arkadelphia, Ark. 3lculcIo. jlzce. DON'T F0R6ET THE OLD STAND Base Ball. Laet Friday afternoon, the "Kid" nine of Malvern, crossed bats with the Arkadelphia Kids." The game was very interesting for the first two innings and was well marked with hard hitting by the Arkadelphia Kids and by very little by the Kids of Malvern.

The Arkadelphia Kids had it all their own way after the second inning and it was to be seen that victory was at hand and theirs. Johnson and McMillan was the homo Kids battery. They done elegant work, espi cially Johnsqn who done some great twirling which the Malvern kids never got onto. Jnst how he succeeded in striking them out so easy, seemed a mystery to them. one after another, stood up and fanned wind in a most becoming manner and then went to the field like little men as if they were always in the habit of so doing.

Williamson made a great play when he lined out a three-bagger and brought two men home who were running. Others done heavy batting as two -baggers were frequently made by our boys. The Malvern Kids can't play ball with our Kids, that is certain. Some of the Malvern boys stopped over a few days with us and our boys have entertained them right royally. The others left on the evening train for their homes.

We wish to see the Kids cross bats again soon, but hope that the Malvern Kids will give them a good hard tussle. The result of the game is as follows: Arkadelphia 2 6 0 3 2 4 1733 Malvern 2 4 0 0 0 0 06 E. M. Hall, the druggist, wishes to remind his patrons that it is a dangerous policy to wait until taken sick before buying a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Every family should be provided with some reliable remedy for bowel complaints, ready for immediate use, whenever required, during the summer months, and this remedy is unquestionably fur superior to any other.

It can always be depended upon, and is pleasant and safe to take. It is put up in 25 and 50 cent bottles. Married. In this city Tuesday at 2 o'clock P. at" the residence of the bride's father, Mr.

G. W. Reed, by Rev. J. C.

Wjlliams, Jus. J. Quinn of Jackson, Tenn. to Miss Mattie E. Reed.

The couple were married very quietly, their being but few present, only relatives of the bride and groom. The happy couple lelt immediately after the ceremony on the train for Little Rock, where they will spend a few days before going to Jackson, where they will make their future home. Clark District Fair Association. A meeting of the board of directors of the above fair association is hereby called to meet in Arkadelphia, Wednesday, August 6th, at o'clock p. m.

J. A. ROSS, President. The leading question now is: "Are you provided with a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Dirrohcea Remedy, as safe guard against an attack of bowel complaint during the summer months?" No family can afford to risk being without this invaluable medicine during the hot weather. It is certain to be needed, and is a friend indeed when required, as it never fails and is pleasant and safe to take.

25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by E. M. Hall, druggist. When Baby waa sick, gave her Castoria. When she wm a Child, she cried for Castoria.

Wlien she became Miaa, she clung- to Castoria. Wbra she bad Children, she (aye theni Castoria. New Sping Stock. Miss Nettie Whitlow has just received a large Btock of sprins hats, sashes, net wear, buckles, neck ties, fans, hair ornaments, ribbons, gloves, and in fact everything else kept in a first-elas milinery establishment. Call in and see her beautiful stock of goods.

BITTKKUK'S PAPER FATERXS. Can be found at Webber's. Ladies will be saved the trouble of ordering them, and we will be pleased to supply them with these reliable Paper Patterns. Subscribe for the Delineator. ladies Needing a tonic, or children that want building-up, ihoulrt take BROWN'S IKON BITTERS.

It Is ileasant to take, cures Malaria, Indigestion, and Biliousness. All dealers keep It. Preston's Hed-Ake" Cures yon while yon wait." Prompt and absolutelylharmless. Contains no morphine, anti-pyrene, chloral, cocaine or other dangerous drug. New Dress Goods, New Prints, New Satines, New Challies.

New At Weber's Cash Store. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS Cures Indigestion, Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Mala, ria, Nervousness, and General Debility. Physicians recommend It. All dealers sell it. Geauin has trade mark and erossed red lines on wrapper.

Worth Knowing. -HUGHES' TONIC The old time reliable remedy for Fever and Ague. Reputation earned by thirty years success. You can depend upon it. Try It I Druggists have it.

J. W. Knott, Foimerly of Knott's Restaurant. KNOTT'S AMERICN and EUROPEAN PlaN. This is a new house and furnished throughout with new and elegant furniture.

Meals at all hours. Coon Hollow, $3.00. Try a gallon. The very best for the money. Mr.

Willis Smith, son of Dr. Willis Smith, of Whelen, and who was born and raised in this county, died last week at his home near Rocky Comfort, Little River county. He bad been sick but two or three days with fever. If you want to bny any furniture call on Cain Williams, the only ex-clusiveJiirniture house in the city. They will sell everything in their line at the lowest figures.

W. E. Barkman and G. W. Locke, returned home from Colorado, where they have been for three or four considerably worsted.

Both came back sick, and say they would not give one acre in Clark county for the whole State of Colorado for their use. B. G. Gildert have just re ceived 3000 rolls of the finest and prettiest wall paper ever brought to the city. Brother Beck was seen Tuesday, with his pot metal gun upon his shoulder, packed up on the outside of a horse, going in the direction of the mountains.

We supposed he was out of meat at his house and was going to the mountains to look for some of Charlie Trickett's goats. Dr. J. S. Cash, has located perma nently, for the purpose of practicing his 'profession, All work warranted to give satisfaction.

Rooms, np-stairs. in rear of R. H. Featherston 's Store. There were more drunken men on the streets last Saturday, at one time, than has been seen for several years.

However, it makes business and puts money in the pockets of the mayor and city marshal. People can't get drunk and cut up on the streets here without being arrested and fined. Preston's Hed-Ake." Certain and immediate cure for nervous, neuralgic, sick, dyspeptic and chronic headache. Ask your druggist for It, be cured while' wait," or have your money refunded. Brother Nash, of the Gurdon Advocate, you understand did not get quite enough votes, to allow him to represent this county in the lower house ol the next legislature.

It is generally the case Brother Nash, they want the newspaper man to do everything he can in blowing every enter-prize for the benefit of his town and county, bnt.if he happens to run for an office, they sit down on him. What ungrateful people. Greene Bro. would invite their friends to call and inspect their fresh stock of family and fancy groceries. One of the best stocks in town on hand, and all goods delivered free, tf Bro.

Nash, after just returning home from making a canvass of the county says: Vegetables, we have none. Will some of oar farmer friends bring us in some ere we die? Will some of his friends please carry him some vegetables and not let it be said that a Clark county editor died for the want of something to eat We thought though that the way Bro. Nash was putting away the good things around on the canvass, that he -had not suffered for something to eat. Milk bread, rolls, at Wilson Co's. new bakery.

If you want anything in the liquor line, send your orders to Lyons Bro's. dealers in wines, liquors, cigars and tobacco, 400 Main street, cor. Fourth, Little Kock. McBrayer at $3.00 Old Crow, at $1.75 and North Carolina Corn at $1.75. No liquor shipped unless cash, money order or draft accompany the order.

June 8tf. Messrs. Cain Williams have just received over a car load ol furniture, and will sell itcheaper than it has ever been sold in this market. There is no use in sending off after furniture, vher it can be bought right at home at such a small profit. Messrs.

Cain Williams now have in stock full burrlal suits for ladies and gentlemen. Coffins from the highest to the lowest. Fine wooden caskets and metal metalic coffins. They make the undertakers business a specialty. Fresh bread at the new bakery; Six loaves for 25 cents.

Co. Meetings of the Circuit Court, Howard, July 14th, 2 weeks. Pike. 28tb, 1 week. Clark, August weeks.

Montgomery, August 25tb, 2 weeks. Polk, September 8th, 1 week. Sevier, 15th, I week. Little River, September 29th. 313 WEST JTARSZEIAJyd: ST LITTLE ROCK.

ARK. (Successor to ARKADELPHIA. GENERAL STAPLE and FANCYj GROCERIES. BsvGoods delivered free to anypart of the city. Would respectfu solicit the patronage of the public.

H. R. TfiowBirxiE, Formerly of L. li. R.

HOTEL, G. W. Carder,) DEALER. IN ARK. CUBES ANY HEADACHE "While Too Vait," BUT CURES NOTHING ELSE.

and Children. I CaatorUcurea "tJP- I yiUm Wornui, givea sleep, and promotes) dl- 1 gestion, I Witbou injurious meaicattOBW Tbi Csstack CoKPAirr, 77 Murray Street, N. Y. for infanto "Castoria is so weH adapted to childri that I recommend it as superior to any prescription known to me. II.

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