29 May 1884
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Newspaper
Russellville Democrat
Location
Russellville, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1884
Page
1
Readers submit opinions from 1884 reflecting on Democratic and Republican premises. The letter-writers urge clarity on party principles, critique governance, emphasize honest labor, and discuss the impact of state and national politics on laws, taxation, and elections.
Local notes from Dardanelle report a Sunday school picnic discussed, Mrs. W. R. Hayden in frail health, and a plea to improve Olu road. Ellen Gully dies at North Dalton residence. J. D. Javoway returns from Memphis after music study. McCrimman and Miss Hawillin wed in San Angelo Texas. editorial urges a rail route through Yell County and more.
An 19th century advertisement describes piles with back and abdomen weight, indigestion symptoms, and profuse moisture. It touts Dr Bonarko's Remedy as absorbing tumors and allaying pain, claiming permanent cure. Sold by J M Harkey & Co in Piqua, Ohio. May 1.
Arkansas commissioners gathered at the Capital Hotel to organize by electing A. G. Jarman as president and appointing Corcoran and Steele as executive members. They planned exhibits, secured railroads for free transport of specimens, and invited county societies to display resources at the New Orleans event. Local political commentary followed in the Little Rock Democrat and parishioner notices from multiple townships.
A Albany style report notes The Louisiana State Lottery Company plans a drawing in New Orleans on April 8 with a capital prize of 25 000. Tsidor Tenaca of Modesto wins 5 000. A San Francisco correspondent describes ticket woes and a missed reply, while a Farmers’ Democratic stance urges unity amid party battles.
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