The Russellville Democrat. [volume], August 26, 1875, Image 3

About The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898

Image provided by: Arkansas State Archives

                
1 __
SKMPI.K, HIHGE& CO’S COLUMN
AGENTS FOB BRADFORD'S PORTABLE
“ FRENCH BURR MILLS, BOLTS,
SMUTTERS, &e.
PAHPHT.rrft farnfaliod, end cttimatee made. <
13 South Mala Street, St. I.oule.
Tertleawritin*, please mention la what paper
they read this advertisement.
SORGHUM MACHINERY,
CANE MILLS,
EVAPORATING
PANS,
FURNACES.
Pamphlets
and Prices sent to parties
applying, who will please
mention in what paper they
saw this advertisement.
Semple, Birge & Co.,
13 SOUTH MAIN ST., ST. LOUIS.
THE DUBOIS PATENT
(Improved Flange-Rib)
COTTON Q-11ST.
The Highest Premiums at the State Fairs a
Houston, Texas; Jackson, Miss., ami Sclaia, Ala
i Cotton- Prrsur* and llorsc-Pswsrf
Parties answering this, please stato luwha
paper they read it
dF.tlPLK, BIRGK Ac CO.,
Agricultural Implements & Hardware Specialties
13 South .'Iain St, ST. LOUIS.
Burdick’s National
HAY & FEED CUTTER,
Will Cut mere, in a given time, with less powet
than any Cutter In tho market.
A bar of iron may bo
run into this macblno
when In full motion, and
we will warrant nothing
worse to occur than a
small dent in the knife.
Ret ommended by the SI reel Railway OODpenk
of fit. Louis and Louisville
For description and prices address
SEMPLE, BIRGE & CO.
Manufacturers Agricultural Implements and 8pi
dailies in Hardware,
13 Boeth main St., Bt I<eeii
cp* Pleaae#mcntion lu what paper you readthL
THE
WHITE WA TER WAGOh
FOR FARM, PLANTATION AND FREIGHT
ALSO SPRING AND DEMOCRAT WAGONS.
Where we have no Agents
we will sell direct to parties
, desiring them. Price anc
description furnished on ap
plication. The Whitewatei
costs a trifle more than ordi
nary wagons, but is th<
cheapest in the long run.
SEMPLE, B1RGE&CO
13 SOUTH MAIN ST.. ST. LOUIS.
Parties writing us, wil
please mention in what pa
per they read our advertise
ment, as we wish to aiv<
credit where it is due.
■ Bool’s Improved Soction Boats
PATENTED.
Portable, Speedy ami Strong. The Standar
float a for Exploring, Travelling, Hunting, Kiel
lug, Trapping. Ac. I/- For description au
pricey addrtsa
SEMPLE, BfRGE & CO,
13 SOUTH MAIN STBEET, ST. LOUIS,
tr '.ml I'luic .tat© lu wliat ;«l’.r you read UUi
'NONPAREILMILLS.
For grinding Corn ami Col».t oru
^ Rl*'ttj, I»l IlgAjloUlNM’tC. lOaiZCM
For 11 ami or Power. Aim
French fone*llurr Hllla
and ( ollon-Vcd llullor*
Illun'ted pamphlet free. Addrtni
I hcuiplr. Hirgc A <’«•,
U So.,fli Main St.bt. V.eule. M -
S^auu pKuit &Lalc in what paper you read till*
1875. 1875.
PROSPECTUS!
OF THE
RUSSELLVILLE DEMOCRAT,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT
ksiMle, Pop: county, Ark.
The Democbat,
WILL BE
An Advocate of Liberal
Progressive
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES,
'
—And a complete record of—
Current Events!
Both in and out of our county and State
And devoted to
> LOCAL,
POLITICAL,
1 COMMERCIAL,
AGRICULTURAL,
AND LITERARY INTELLI
GENCE.
EM pii ath: ally tiii
“P E O P L K S P A P K It
j Tub Dkmocbat is thoronghly in
dependent in its course, under n
pledge or covenant to support til
* schemes or fortunes of any man o
. set of men, always having at hear
I*
first, the good of tire people of Pop
i comity, and of the state of Arkai
sas. It claims no right to lead o
direct in politics, or any othe
sphere; hut it does claim the rigid
■
and will fearlessly and at all time
assert it, to speak its own opinions
on all matters coming within tin
j scope of its duty as an iudepeuden
\ journal. Whatever prominence i
. maintains in the affairs of tliii
t
county or State, will lie voluntarily
accorded by the people who suppor
^ it. In short the Dkmocbat wlshe
• to be judged solely upon its owi
> merits as a local and state newspa
per, having fur its chief object tic
^ dissemination of the news of the da'
with siu li comments upon curreii
topics as seem appropriate unit ar
conscientiously entertained by it
management. It will heartily sup
port all movements, politieal o
otherwise, which promise to fur
tliur, and unhesitatingly oppos
those which would jeopardize, tli
interests of the people. Ill ever,
^ department It will lie as cnteiprh
2| I
jj I mg as its patronage will justify
^ Sensible men will approve tlie btisl
4 ness management that limits expeu
1
* diture to tliehounds of income; on
P
2 ly fools or enemies ex licet a degre
*
4 of excellence ill ail points Hint cm
C
alone he attained hy tlie posscssioi
i of resources and income.
TERMS!
I year (in advance).$15
i Six Months..., 7
i
Letters for publication and eon:
* iniiuleatious relative to tlie edltoriu
department slioulil lie addressed l
I AMES K. BATTENFIELD.
Communications from advertiser!
’ or upon any business connected wit
the oflilcc should be addressed to
It. F. JOBE,
iillHMt b*
BEATTY p,ANO!
AGENTSWANTED! (Male or Fe
male,) to take orders. DANIEL F
BEATTY, Washington New Jersey
THE SUnT^
NEW YORK CITY.
WEEKLY AND DAILY FOR 1875,
The Weekly Sun has now attainci
a circulation of over seventy thou
sand copies. Its readers are foum
in every State and Territory, and iti
quality'is well known to tlie ptibllc
We shall not only endeavor to keiq
it fully up to the old standard, liu
to improve and add to its varlcti
and power.
The Weekly Sun will continue ti
lie a thorough newspaper. All tin
news of tlie day will lie found in it
condensed when unimportant, a
full length when of moment, am
always we trust, treated In a clear
interesting and instructive manner.
* It is our aim to make tlie Weekli
Sun the best family newspaper ii
tlie world. It will be full of enter
tabling and appropriate rending o
every sort, but will print nothing ti
offend the most scrupulous and deli
cate taste. It will always eon tali
the most interesting stories and ro
■nances of tlie day carefully selectei
and legibly printed.
Tlie Agricultural Department is
prominent feature in the Weekl;
Sun, and its articles will always b
fresii and useful to the farmer.
The number of men dependent 01
politics is increasing, and til
Weekly Sun is their paper especial
ly. It liclongs to no party, am
obeys no dictation, contending fo
principle, and for the election o
tlie best men. It exposes the cor
caption that disgraces the countr;
and threatens tlie overthrow of re
niiblicaii institutions. It lias n
fear of knaves and seeks no favor
, from their supporters.
The markets of every kind am
the fashions are regularly reports
in its columns
The price of the Weekly Sun i
one dollar a year for a sheet of eigli
pages, and tlfty-six columns. A
tliis barely pays the expenses of pa
per and printing, we are not able t
make any discount or allow air
premium to friends who may mak
special efforts to extend its circulii
. tion. Under the new law, wide
requires payment of postage in ail
vance, one dollar a year, with twen
ty cents the cost of prepaid pofttag
added, is the rate of subscription
It is not necessary to get up a clu
in order to have the Weekly Sun 11
• this.rate. Anyone who sends on
dollar and twenty cents will get th
paper post-paid, for a year.
We have no traveling agents.
The Weekly Sun.— Eight page!
tlfty-six columns. Only $1.20
year, postage prepaid. No discom
. from this rule.
The Daily Sun.—A large font
, page newspaper of twenty-eight col
umns. Daily circulation over 121
000'. All the news for two cent:
Subscription, postage prepaid ii
cents a month, or $0.50 a year. T
r clubs of ton or over a discount <
twentv per cent.
. Address “THE SUN,”
New York City.
BEATTY’S ■MS*'
The I>est of all. .Send stamp fn
r list of testimonials. Address. DAN
I EE F. BEATTY, Washington
r X. J.
• q q 3 3 3 q
SUBSCRIBE FOR
, —THE—
RUSSELLVILLE DEMOCRAT
t A LIVE
Home Paper,
Devoted to the interests of tit
t
People of Arkansas, generally,
i
AND
. To the Citizens of PofeCounti
; Particularly.
Price, $1 50, in advance.
t
« - -—
‘ Any person getting up a dub c
Five, will be entitled to a
i
copy free.
Uv MK L L«I L 3K
n a a a a a
BE ATT VIC CHURCH, SAB
. DC A I I To BATH SCHOOL
HALL, LODGE,' OFFICE CADI
, NET ORGANS. Rest in use. Sen
stump fur circular. Address DAN
IEL F. BEATTY, Washing
ton, N. J.
. Umhood: Bow loti, Bow Eestoreo
Just published, a ne1
edition of DR. CUI
- — rr VKRWKLLS CKLF
IIHATF1D ESSAY on the indict
■ eure (without medicine) of Sjiei
mntorluca, or seminal Losses, In:
s portency, Mental and I'liysict
, Incapacity, Impediments to mm
riage, etc.; also coiK.umptioi
i F'pilepsy and fits, induced by sel
indulgence or sexual extrav
gance, &c.
IPWPiice in sealed envelopi
only six cents.
The < cl eh rated author, in this admiral)
Kmxhv, clearly demountrateM. from a thirl
’ years* successful practice, that the nlarn
in# conneqnence* of self-abuse may 1
- radically cured without the dangerous ui
of internal medicine or an application of ti
I knife; pointing out a mode of cure at om
simple, certain, and effectual, by means i
! which every sufferer, no matter what h
- condition may he, may cure himself cheaj
i ly, privately,” ami radically.
* dfThls Lecture should lie in III
i, hands of every youth and every mu
in the laud,
Sent under seal, in a plain enve
npe to any address, post pah
• on receipt of six cents or two po
I, stamps.
Address the Publishers,
(HAS. J. C. KUNE A CO.
I -7 Bowery, New York: Pod
i oltice Box, 438(1.
REAL—ESTATE—AGENCY.
LEWIS W. DAVIS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
AND
Real Rstate Art
Rurskllvillk, 1'or* Co., Ann,
Will fittend promptly to nil business on
i trusted to IdR cnre. in connection with th<
practice of lnw he lias established a
’ Real—Estate—Agency,
in Pope and the adjoining counties, ami t<
those who wish either to sell or purchasi
> lands in Pope, Johnson, Yell or Conwaj
* Counties will And that I am prepared to of
* fer inducements sever offered before bj
any ot he r agency.
I These C ounties are situated iu the hear
* of the
Coal-&—Iron-Region
1 of the State. Coal of the finest quality
‘ abounds in large quantities in each o
them. es)>ecially in Pope and Johnson
where mining is now' in successful am
highly remunerative operation.
1 They also possess fanning lands unsur
| passed by any other counties in the State
and will compare favorably with any ot’ ci
states in the (Tnion, for fertility of soil am
1 salubrity of climate.
There are in these counties a largt
amount of
> Valuable—Timber*
principally oak, cottonwood, walnut, chcr
| ry, hickory, gum, sycamore, maple, ash am
. pine.
f range is most superior, ami very fln<
for stock raising. Clover, timothy am
r herd*grass grow well on the low lands.
The counties are well situated for the* eon
j vcniciice of transportation, as they horde
^ on the Arkansas river, and the Little Rod
and Fort Smith Railway passes throng!
| Conway, Pope and Johnson, which is com
j pleted and in active operation as far a
Ozark in Franklin county.
. The |Mipiilation of these counties is a bon
^ as follows:—Pope 10,000; Conway 9,000; Yel
^ 13.500, Johnson 10,000. They also posses
good educational facilities in the way o
nuninmim
1
\ Schools—It—Academies
i
- The various Christian denominations ar
l well represented, and there are also ninner
- ous lodges of Masons, Odd Fellows an
- Hood Templars, all in an active and flour
f» ishing condition. There is also a live, wid
. awake grange in almost every township.
Parties wishing to purchase lands thre
t this agency, will place in this office a dis
l* cription of the kind and character ofth
land wanted, also the amount of mono
they want to invest in lands.
Lands placed in the hands of this ngenc
» for sale, if the owner so desires, will be ad
vertised free until sold; then a reasonabl
1 advertising fee, with ten per cent, for sell
lug will be retained. All further informa
" tion will be given free upon upplicatio
■ with |K>stage stamp to pay postage.
1 an» also prepared to furnish Maps c
• and information concerning all lands i
Pope County subject to homestead and wi
locate the same for parties on lilieral term:
1 Among others we have the followin
lands for sale:—
ACRE?*, near Dover, the Conn
Jsi\J\.J ty-siteof Pope Comity, parti
■ unproved; situated in a tine community, i
one-half mileof a flue steam flouring mil
r Church and school facilities good. 10 mill
from the L. R. A Ft. 8. Ry. Price $2,000.
r y OT OF TWO ACRES OF LAND I
MJ Dover, on which Is situated a nice rev
hience. Price, $1,500.
STOREHOUSE and lot in Dover, on th
public square. Price, $600.
SEVERAL vacant lots in Dover whir
which will he sold reasonable.
QA VCRRS of land, three miles north t
Russellville. Rest quality of iqi
land. Unimproved. Terms reasonable.
QA acres of land two miles from Russell
OU ville, adjoining the land routaiiiin
the ouita Coal mine, and on which coal «
the liest quality boldly jilts out. Thi
) land we will sell or lease—prefer to least
'l ilt* owner has no money, but wants th
coni developed anti will 1 ease on very fa
vorable terms. Those who wish to engng
in the coal business can do no better than t
put themselves immediately in correspond
ence with me for now is the time for on
with capital to make a good investment.
S VTItE lot on Buchanan Street, in Rm
sellville, tin which is erected a larg
ami commodious anil well arranged liver
stable, 190 \ arils from depot. A good Imr
gain offcreil. Those wishing to purchas
had better call early.
1 \ FT ACRES of land on the Arkausa
I river. One of the best farms i
Pope county. TO aeries in a high state c:
cultivation, which can be rented for $1
per aero per year. Will produce 60 busliel
of corn and one bale of cotton i»er acre wit
reasonable cultivation. A good invest
lueiit. Price $5,000.
O SAAACUE8 of unimproved lan
" " situated in the southern por
tiou of the state. Cheap for cash.
f ¥ f'OTKL! Large and commodious; on th
Jl 1 corner of .Main and River strecti
Rest bargain in the county. This is u rar
inducement fora man who wants to go int
the hotel business. Furniture will lie sol
with the house. Cull or write for furthe
particulars.
Address,
Lewis W. Davis,
s Russellvile, Pope County, Ark.
• 0/flfce—On /liver street^ nearly ojtjtosite J. i
Shinn's stitre. |.luly 1 -tf. 1
I
: BEATTY PIANO!
■ COMBINES EVERY IMPROVE
MKXT known. tSTSend stamp fo
? Circular. Address I). K. BEAUTY
| Washington, N. J.
' umirnmnumi
Time Changed!
On and after Sunday, May 9, 187fl
, trains on tills road will leave Argen
, ta daily, except Sundays, at 8:00 a
in., Memphis time, and
Arkivjc at Ai.ti's.4:10 p. u
.] Leave Alti'8.6:30 a. ii
Arrive at Abokxta. 2 :30 p. n
Close connections made at RUSSEL
V1LLE with daily line of stages fo
«, Dardanelle and Danville, and a
Ai.ti s with stages for Ft. Smitl
and Van Huron. And Fayettevlll
« Mondays, Wednosdavs and Friday*
J Time from Clarksville to St. Louis
24 nouns
AND TO MKMI'IIIH
ao nouns,
Connection made at Argenta wltl
the Memphis & Little Rock Railway
and close connection at the crossin
of the Cairo & Fulton railroad wit
trains north and south. Throng
Bills of Lading given from Ft. Smlt
'» Van Buren, Ozark, Clarksville, an
11 all points on the road to New Yorl
Boston, Providence, I’hiladclphh
St. Louis, Memphis, New Orlcum
Ac. Rates low, and trausportntio
t- rapid. TIIKO. HARTMAN,
Superintendent,
THE ARIOX PIANO-FORTE.
= TELE
HIM miMRTE
Has No E^ual!
SEVEN REASONS
.
FOR PURCHASING AN
AEION PIANO.
I '
I
FIRST.
There are FOUR Valuable PATENTED Improvements in the ARION
1 Plano, which SIMPLIFY its construction, and which the most unskilled
person can understand, MUST IMPROVE the TONE and DURABILITY
' of the Instrument.
SECOND.
The Arion Is as perfect an instrument In workmanship and quality of
materials used in its construction ASUAN BE MADE, and every Piano
we manufacture is fully warranted for five years.
THIRD
I These Instruments have greater VOLUME of TONE combined with
. a perfect EVENNESS throughout the scale, and a length and purity ot
. vibration, that cannot be found in any other square Piano.
FOURTH
f Tlie Arion remains in tune longer than any other Piano in the world,
r as has been fully demonstrated since its first introduction to the Musical
Public; for proof of this fact read our testimonials front purchases.
FIFTH
t»
ALL our Instruments are 71-3Octaves, and they are the largest square
- Pianos manufactured. We use the SAMEljUALiTY of materials, and
i pay the same price for workmanship for our plain Pianos, as we do for the
high-priced onus.
; SIXTH
Although TIIE ARION costs to manufacture more than any other
* Piano made (owing to its peculiar construe loti). we sell at lower figures
than the SAME (JRAI)Eof Piano can be purchased for elsewhere; because
- we are desirous of increasing our business, our facilities for mauufactur
t ing being UNLIMITED.
SEVENTH
„• Over Seven Thousand Purchasers in all parts of the world, who have
• purchased Arion Pianos, now testify to the excellent tone anil great dura
bility of these instruments; while nearly all the Conservatories of Music
~ throughout the United States have adopted the ARION PIANO.
!l
f
*
\
H
" HT’I ’I e Patent Arion Piano-Fortes have been adopted and arc used cx
l* eluslvely in the New York Conservatory of Music.
J
‘ It is acknowledged that the most severe test a Plano can undergo is
constant use in a Conservatory. The New York Conservatory of Music
- has constantly in iisu upwards of Thirty Arion Pianos, and we re
■ sportfully refer to this institution as to the durability and excellent
'' qualities'of our instruments. Our Pianos are also used by the leading
- Seminaries and Colleges throughout the United States, and by many of
l' tlie principal Opera Troupes.
it
1
f
)
a __
1
CAUTION!
TO THE PUBLIC:—Xo Piano-Forte lias ever become so popular, ami
> gained such an excellent reputation, in the same spue of time, as
J tlie AKION PIANO. Eaeli year sinee its iiitroiiuetiou, lias the demand
increased, and three times already have we found it necessary to enlarge
our factory. The great ami constantly increasing demand for the AKIOX
PIANO lias led others to offer to the public a “cheap” (?) Piano bearing
a similar name to ours. In order that no person need he misled by pur
chasing one of these iiistrumeiiss, thinking they are obtaining a Piano ot
our manufacture, and witli our patented improvements we call attention
■ to the following fact, namely :—
All (lie Pianos we manufacture have the following east in
large letters, on the right hand end oi the iron plate, viz.:
: ARION PIANO-FORTE,
Patented Nov. 13. lSUO, and June 23, ISOS.
, As the above can neither be put on nor removed after the plate is first
- cast, it is therefore a perfect safeguard to purchasers.
f»
t
i
Write for Illustrated Pamphlet, and mention where you saw tills notice.
Address
I
f
C _
I Arion Piano-Forte Co.,
! Ho. 5 E. 14th St.,
;
Apil3-m-12-7”* IMew York City.
MISCELLANECU'S ADV"IS
BEATTY p,ANO!
ENDORSED BY THE BEST MU
sicai. authorities throughout, the
world as THE BEST. D. K. BEAT
TY, Proprietor, Washington, X. J.
The Lock Stiteh invented hy MR.
HOWE, and made on this Machine,
is the most popular and durable, is
alike on both sides, and will neither
rip nor ravel, and all Sew lug Ma
chines are subject to the principal in
vented by hint.
A Machine was needed possessing SIM
PLICITY and DURABILITY, and adapted
to a great range of work; one easily under
stood and comprehend ait hy all. To pro
duce such a machine hns been the study ol
KLIaS HOWE. »JIL, who gdvc the world
THE FIRST SEWING MACHINE, more
than twenty years ago; and now we offer his
last production—n Machine embracing all
the essential qualities, and prenounced
Use Best Machine in the World!
Persons from a distance can order a Ma
chine with j»t*,rfect confidence of being able
to operate it in a few hour- successfully, by
the aid of the printed instructions that ac
company each Machide.
The demand for this
NEW AND IMPROVED MACHINE
Is unprecedented in the history of Sewing
Machines.
ASK YOLK MERCHANT
to order a IIOWK for you,
THE IIOWE MACHINE CO.,
Maytlyl. St. Louis, Mo.
BEATTY PIANO!
NO OTHER PI ANO-FORTE has at
tains! the same popularity.
fWSeml stamp for Circular. 1). F,
BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey.
Rink the highest for Durability, Perfect Work, am1
Ease nf Operation. They are the most silent, light
running anil serviceable, the easiest to sell, ami n»o»
willingly paid for, nml answer every reqtufefnent It
the family uml manufactory. liberal term* fi
A cents. Address,
“ Domestic” Sewing Machine Co., Ken‘Tork,
Comprise a large amt varied assortment *»f Pattern
for Lnaies*, Misses’, and Children’s Garments of foreigi
and domestic designs, by the most accomplish?!
hloittetee. They are the most perfect titling, inos
elaU.ratc, and yet the most simple |atterns ever pre
rented to the public, and take tlie lead wherever kitro
ducetl. Agent* wanted. Send for illustrated Cats
logue. Address, ta
“l)o»»«tk” S»wl»; Marlilne Co., Kew-York
Prvotri. to K.riiiot, I.ittratcrk am» Art
A thoroughly reliable, refined and pnietlc 1 Informal,
concerning matters ot Fashion in all its departments
a repository of cliutrc ami entertaining literature, hand
some illustrations, art criticisms,etc., etc., and a.louma
specially minuted to the wants of the home-circle
Terms, #1.60 per yenr. Specimen copies free.
One Dollar «;ivzn Away to every subscriber ii
the celebrated •• Ih>me*tic" Paper Faehiou* ns pr«
luium. Canvatunm wanted everywhere. Address,
“Domestic” Monthly,
“BobtrUc” Bnil.lli.g, XtwY.rk
BEATTY p,ANO!
THE BEST IX USE. Cg-Seiul
stamp for circular. DANIEL F
BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey
t^Evarj Lady should take lt.^
petersonYmagazine.
Postage Pum-Paid on all Subscrip
tions.
This popular Monthly Magazine givei
more for tlie money than any in tlie world,
For 18T5 it will lie greatly improved. It wil!
contain one thousand pages, fourteen splen
did Steel Plates, Twelve colored Berlin
Patterns, Twelve Mammoth Colored Fash
ions, nine hundred WoodCuts, Twenty-foui
pages of Music. All this will be given foi
TWO DOLLARS a year, postage prepaid
by the publisher, or a dollar less than Mag
azines of the class tf “Peterson.” Its
THRILLING TALES & NOVELETTES
Arc the best published anywhere.
The Mammoth
Colored Fashiin Plates
Arc abend of all others.
To every person getting up either
of the following clubs for 1875 will
la* sent gratis, a copy of our new
and splendid mezzotint for framing,
size 21x21! inches, “Washington’s
First Interview With His Wife.’’
This is a live dollar engraving, and
the most deni rouble premium ever
oflered. For large clubs, as will be
seen below, an extra copy of the
Magazine will Ik* sent in addition.
Terms (always in advance) $2 a year
postage prepaid by tilt: publisher.
2 copies for $3.<10, 3 copies for $4.8C
Postage prepaid on the club, with n
copy of the superb mezzotint, to the
person getting up the club.
I! copies for $10, 0 copies for $14,
12 copies for $18. Postage pre-pahl
on the club, with both an extra copy
of the Magazine and the superb mez
zotint, to tile person getting up tire
club. Address, post-paid,
(IIAKI.ES .1. PET EPSON,
SOtiCiiesniit St., Philadelphia, Pa.
tSTSpecimen cobles sent if writ
ten for.
Peterson’s Magazine and tin* Dem
ocrat will Ire sent to one address,
for one year, for $3.
MayFttf.
BEATTY p,ANO!
l3f“Scud stamp for full informa
tion, Price 1,1st, Ac., Ac., DANIEL
F. BEATTY, Washington, N. J.
BEATTY’S oPrAgRal n SI
Any llrst-class PA 1 NT EH AND
LKTTEKKK can Hud something to
his advantage try addressing the
manufacturer, DANIEL F. BEAT
TY, Washington, N. J.
BEATTY’S okTa *s
Tire boat and most lasting parlor or
gan now in use. No oilier parlor
organ Iras ever attained the same
popularity. Send stamp for circu
lar and for terms to dealers. Agents
wanted everywhere. Address,
DAM EL F. BEATTY, Washington,
I X. .1.
j MISCELLANEOUS ADV’TS.
BEATTY’S cl bELBo"f^D
TONGUE PAltliOft ORGANS
are highly recommended by Prof.
(). H. Hunger, Rev. A, M. Kelley
Baltimore, Md.; Prof. John B. Row
land, Rev. S. Dinner, Washington.
I>. G. S. Dvsart, Bloomfield,
Iowa; (J. W. Robinson, Prof. Jolm
gton, Philadelphia, and thousands
of others as the liest in use. Send
stamp for extended list of tidtilun
nials before buying a parlor organ.
Agents wanted everywhere. Ad
dress. DANIEL F. BEATTY, Wash
ingtoi^^^m^^^
PRINTING!
TIIE DEMOCRAT,
Is Prepared to do a General “
Printing Business, !
—Such as printing—
Books, Pamphlets, Railroad
Forms, Coupon Tickets, Let- 1
ter-hcads. Bill-heads, Note
Heads, Receipts, Monthly
Statements, Bills La- j
ding, Envelopes, Ship
ping Tags, Wedding Invi
tations, Wedding Cards, Bus
iucss Cards, Scrip, etc., etc.
—A1.SO
Posters, Hand-bills, Dodgers, Etc,,
i Which we will print in the best Style,
At living prices.
Dont fail to call at the Dem*
ocrat ofllcc to get. your
Printing done.
Russellville Printing Association,
Ofllcc, llattenflchl IJuihliug, K. Main st.
'BEATTY’S “S
; KN TONGUE PARLOR ORGANS.
Rays ok Light Fkom thk Press:
“Beatty’s Golden Tongue Parloi
Organs have won for themselves a
. good reputation far and wide.—
: Washington, (N. J.) Star,
j “We would recommend tills ex.
. cellent instrument to the musical
world, for its fineness of tone.”—
; Petersburg (Ind.) Democrat.
“Woodbine Lodge of Odd Fellows
has purchased a “Golden Tongue”
organ, and it is the best instrument
' ever brought to this town.”—Woods- .
town (N. J.) Register.
The instrument gives entire satis
faction. My brother, who purchas
ed the organ, is highly pleased.—
Memphis, (Mo.) News. ’
Those who wish to purchase a
first-class Instrument for home,
1 hall or church music should try a
Beatty by ull means.—Ilersey (Mich)
Outline.
Its tone equals the finest we ever
heard.—Edina (Mo.) Democrat.
It is pronounced a splendid instru
ment.—James E. Hall’s letter to
Finlay (Ohio) American Patrion.
A reputation which places them
above suspicion! They are indors
ed by the highest musical authorities
throughout the world as the best.—
St. Charles (Mo.) Gossip.
Agents wanted everywhere to
canvass for this superior instrument.
Address, DANIEL F. BEATTY,
Washington, N. J.
ARTHUR’S \
ILLUSTRATED HOME MAGAZINE.
1S7a Bright, Cheerful. Progressive, al
io Id. ways up to the advancing thought
of the times the IIOMK MAil AZIN K talces
rank with tin* leading and most influen
tial periodicals of the day. It fn the side
of iViM|H*ran< c ami true Christian morality.
Whatever is hurtful to Society it coudemns,
without fear or favor, and makes itself fell
in the Homes of the People iia u power for
good.
THE GREAT HOUSEHOLD /in1;';
America is more thoroughly ideatitied with
the People in tledr Home and Hotdal I.ifi
than any other periodical iu the country.
“DEBORA NORMAN; "ST WS“S
llKU VUI>.” A new serial 'story by T. S.
Arthur, w ill be commenced iu January.
“FIFTY YEARS AGO; ( \ III Ns l>|- I
TIIK H KST.” B\ Kosselln ' Kiev. These
papers will be fresh and new, and of unu
sual interest,
HOMES for the PEOPLE Sf
rably suggestive art tries on Homi** and
how to make them plcu.-uut and attraetive.
By Mr*. K. B. DuiTey.
“THE STORY TELLER.”
w ill he unusually rich. Besides an abund
ance of short stoi ies, two or the serials w ill
be given during the year#
"dIDOIOO AU/AV roTTStlio iniro
rilOlOonVvMl i italde delineator
of Home I#lfe and C haracter, will have an
article in every mouth.
DIITTCDIPI/IC SK'VKST iwttkbn?
DU I I tnlUlA O for ladies' and chil
dren7* dreaues are given by special arraug
ment every mouth,
THE LION IN LOVE, WOTfc
It KAl>KK." two large and' splendid pre
miumengraving-. One of tlwse is sent fuff
to even subscriber# 1
iT*.> -n a year is tire price of “Arthur’*
TIllustrated Home Magazine.’*
T. S. ARTHUR & SON,
lMtiii<tcl|>liiu, Pa.
■BEATTY'S »
I lONOUE* P. rl >r (>rgans are ranked
by eminent musicians as tlic leading
j organ now iu use. For the Church,
Sunhath School, Lodge or Parlor
I they have iu> superior throughout
| the World. Wo cluillcnge any inau
itfucmrorto.s|ual tlicio lorswootuoss
and volume oftone. Where we have
no agent* we will allow any one
wishing to hoy the agent’s discount.
Agents wanted everywhere. Send
stamp for list of testimonials ami
circular of this wrondorful music
producing instrument. Address,
I) INI ML F. B15ATTY, Wuali
| iiigtou, N. J.