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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-04-24

Riordan ct Dawson, editeurs du
Ne,cs and Oosrier, de Charleston,
sout poursuivis criminellcment
pour libelle par l'ex.lnembre du
Congres Bowen, de Ia Caroline du
Sud. Cest le premier process de CO
genre qui ait jamsis ca lieu dams
PEtat. '"
L'election snnuelle des sachems
de ls societ6 de Tsmmsny q en- lieu
le 10.
Oscar Burton a 6te tue q Somer.
vile Tenn. par un jeune homme
nomm6 Thomas r. Doyle. Ce
Burton est le meme qui, l'sutompe
dernier, await en- une rencontre
svec les trois freres Rives, en- await
tue denx ct bless6 le troisieme.
Psrmi les passengers du steamer
Bota~ia, arrive 'e 20 ! New York,
se houvsient l'hon. John Jay, ex-
ministre des Etats. Unis 4 vienne,
ct Jerome Napoleon. Bonaparte.
Un duel A P4p6e a eu lieu le 20
D Paris entire NJ. Msggiolo, editeur
de pUxio~, ct N. Royst, editeur
du Pays. Les deux sdversaires
ont 6tA bless6s. '. III
La question religieuse continue
. agiter toutes les grandes puis.
ssnces europeennes. DEmpereur
dAllemsgue = sign6 le bill reti-
rant lee subsides aux 6giises ca.
tholiques, ct IL chambre basse de
10 dtete peussienns . vote Il loi
qui restreint les pouvoirs eoel4st
astiqoe& II ls+. Faat; -*"'f
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que. Ce cha ement de decors ne
s'est pas oper6 sans protestations
de Ia part des r6pulicains; mais
les majorit4s sont sans pitie: (es
rsdicaux nous FONT prouve trop
sou1)bt depuis Il guerre.
Msrdi, tempete 6pouvautsble
dams lea, deuy camps, je veux dire
dams le Senat radical, ct la Cham.
bre democratique. LIE nsvire des
r6formes promises vogue sur une
mer bien orageuse. II est bien 4
craindre que l'arbre du compromis
Wheeler ne porte d'autre fruit que
Ia pomme de discorde. LIE S6nat
erie ! la trahison de Ia part de 10
Chsmbre, ct menace d'expulser
Goode ct de s'ajourner sixe die. La
Chambre, de son cote, an milieu
dune confusion bsbylonienne ex-
pulse quatre membres radicsux,
qui sont remplsces par qustre d.
mocrates. Ces quatre brebis 60.
leuses sont celles qu'on await I'd.
mises ~ beroail pour faire an quo
rum 4 Ia Legislature Hahn. 7
{ npblicains pretendentque,
dapIODlgy termes du 4 0mis,
les quatres membres expulses de-
vaieDt gsrder leurs siAges. LIE COM
promis nest pas tres expicite; |;
mais n nous semblequ'on en- sursit
en- promptement le cDur net, en-
s'adressant al comit6 congression.
mel don't On . accepts rarbitrage.
Quoiqu1l eu soit, 10 temps 90 perd
en- discussions oiseuses eten smeres
in liGe1 sonf jears, sur les, dix
qns dSs3le Is60se y. AGislatars,
sont d4j1 6ooul6s ct sucune loi Dc
reforme n's encore 9t6 votes. "@i
On comit6 de Ia chsmbre, nom-
me pour examiner les livres de
pAuditsur, . trouve lee complies
de ce fonctionnaire dams un 6tat
tellement deplorable que des actes
|d'accusation ont etA Immediate
Aent dresses contre lui. ...t.
8expulsion des qustre membres
raM Rx cree besucoup d'excita.
ton. \ depeches tAlegrsphiques
&c croisal entre les chefs de CO
rarti, ct 4 V,embres du comite
oongressionN II 10 psrait pas
probable que enst reoonsidere
le vote par led el le senateur
Goode q pris son ge. .-
Lsmontant psyd Seusteurs,
pendant ID premiere liou Do h
Legislature, pour leuf h dom ct
frais de transport, . 6t6 de >26, ,035;
snx officers ct employees dn Senst
@7,130; aux portieu, d, $50; N
comitA des enrolements >4,4S0 !;
aux sergents d'armes surnum6-
raires, $4,000. .....s...-.... -. ,....
D'aprAs le board des Retours, ct
Il decision des arbltreA Moncure
aurait en- une msjorit6 de 1896
voix ! ID derniAre election.
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front, ct que le travail b6nit Et
nous nous disions sussi, philoso-
phiquement,- IN pen do philo-
sophie vous aide 4 porter 10 b.
gage du voysgeur en- % mondes-
que Part do VIVA, . LoaidaneI
nest pes Fart d'Sorira
N'ext-ce paA xooseignsaf,
qu'une dette aux journalistsa.
pour leur euvre, qui est une sueoe
de IL pens6e, nest pas ls noins
sacr6e des dettes, ct Qu'on ~
peut etre chretien qua ls condition
de payer ses dettesi I nys oepen-
dsut des gems qui ne penssnt point
aind.
Heureusement que Leo pommes
de terre du LoSisiaxais sont snpee.
bes. Et Jesus, notre divin Haitrs,
dams % ssinte vie de d6vouement,
de charlie ct de sacrifice, n'avsit
pas toqours Equivalent dune
pomme do teere / porter / -
bouche. ~a.... .,s
RsotipasQ~,sl ..l....
-Notye psuvre oo-paroisstsa 9
voisin, sylvere Us6, ct mort lua.
di deenier, ! 10 heures p. n,
spres une Tongue ct douloarsass
malsdie de poitzine. Il laisse une
veuve ct deux eafsnts. u 6tait -
do n ans. ~ 81 4gs o. T@vJ1e
N. w. b. Hagins, sh6rn u
Il psroisss St-Jsoques, ct mort
dams ID mutt Dc jeudi ! vsndrs&. /.
q. . .Tn &" L5N G.a ~ #s5H Wa
"A 4.g.g gAs01NSIon a4 III
IL Dsssllsessi''s OAi@ ae,eoss
h mort d II. John r. Link,
d6ced6 ! Donaldsonville 10 mardi
Is svril, 4 page dc 30 sna. n Link
Stsit membre du conseil Do willie,
ct de Il compsgnie "Hook and
Ladder d,AsCension. E a#f
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NOUvELLE-oRLkANs !
,ssl % svri 0G. (

Lee chercheurs de nod
lee cherchenrsde places lucr all
les badands, lesoisifs, ,tous semblenV|
entsain6a par IN meme oourant
vers O. qui fat l'h6tel St-Louis,
lieu oh IN saint qui % Isespecte
ne voudrait certes paa hicher 4
l'heure quill eat. Je sdl5 Ia foule,
ct CONNIE les balonnettes f4derales
ct les carabines metropolitsines ne
gardent plus rentr6e du forum,
ycotre partout, etne vols, en- fait
dc chooses extraordinaires. que Ia
session de ID Legislature \ laquelle
nous asaist0Oa.' aiA pTs' aa
lie seul enlargement survenu an
S6uat . SIS 10 remplaoement de
Orosier par Goode. En d6pit du
nom de ce dernier, plusieurs Sens.
teurs du lat ditch republican, ont
proteat6 contre son admission. Je
ne snis pas bien sur que Crozier
soft un agnesu cans tAche; mais
.nomme II. await 6t6 decide par Les
auteurs du compromis Wheeler
quill s0sit o0ert On holocauste, II
s'estsoumis d bonne grAce, et .
fAit un diseoufs d'sdieux tellement
touchsst que le 66nst . vot6 d
runanimit6 une resolution le recon-.
mandsnt } tons ceux do - consti.
tuaats qai n'avaient pas vote pour
lui. Cette can b4nite suf1rs.trelle
pour exoCciser le demon d4mocrs-
tique d. district senatorial qui .
sofAnk h s6nateur Goodei qsies
as1sl III
u ObAmbre : IS remeablee q
neu1 quaint sux ollciars. Les nou.
veaax membrss d6signts par 70
justement Wheeler ont 6t6 d'abord
Aaseement4s psr y speaker Hahn ct
ont pEis lsssrs siAgss ssas opposi-
aon. On ) eosuite proc6ds ! RS
lee1ion dua aoavesu speaker. u.
esilette de 81 Landry, . obtenu
6e votes, Ct n. Wiltz 81. N. Tre-
aevnat . 6t6 nomn6 oommis chef
q rsmplaceoent Do vigers. Tout |
ls resta da menu ftetin, do radical
qa'il Stait ct dsvsoa dbnesrsa'
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pri6taire. Quoique nouvellement
construit, ce Moulin est avsnta.
geusement connu dams nos pa
roisses. Qui est mieux oonnu que
tous les Moulins du pays, c'est le
capt Mire, ct N. Allen no pou.
vsit choisir IN agent plus popu.
lsire. LIE capt. Miro . fait cette
semaine une tourn6e pr6peratoire
a St-Jean. .Baptiste, Oh Il % pro.
pose de revenir dams un mois. Nous
sommes certains quill trouvera par
tout l'sccueil le plus cordial.
Dams ID Reorganization de 10
Chambre dss RApresentants, n.
Henry Demss . et6 nomm6 mem.
bro des comit6s peemanents des
dtpeuses Evsntaellelhet dss En-.
ro'ementA
La session de ID Cour de pa.
roisse, commenc6e le II, s'est ter.
min6e mercredi de cette semaine.
Dix.huita6aires criminelles ont 6t4
jugees, ct IL geole ne compte plus
que deux on trois pensionnsires.
Oiuq criminels ont 6e6 envoy6s "a
penitencier. Dee jugements ont
sussi SIS rendus dams douse a6si.
re- civilea '1a'% %. 9aa a.. ~ u
Dams l'afaire r. Abedie con.
tre Ellie Bougere =, jugemAnt . 6t6
rendu on faveur du derniee. n.
Abadie ! fait appel. ....... ..,.. ~.
charlotte Charles . 6t6 coa.
dsmS6e 1 l5 iours Dc prison poal
ssasut Ct bsttsrie ssr ls psrsoans
dc son mari. utnia ~ @H
Dams Ia sEsnce du II, le juge
Trepsgnier Q d6peuple Ia prison de
paroisse, en- envoyaut an peniten.
cier de Baton Rouge: Theodule
Brown, 1 an; Samuel Green, 8
mois; Valsin Champagne, 1 mois,
ct Patrick Cronsn, 4 mois. Lundi,
Henry Haywood . 6t6 condamu6
pour larcin ! 80 jours do prison de
paroisse.
r.E @s.E' . s arsHt
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BULLETIN DE LA SEMAINE

n.--, "4F "~eO -.4fv
n est question Dc ohangements
prochsins dams le cabinet de Wash
ington. Les amis intimes de Psvo
cstg6neral Williams sssurent qu'il
aoinera % demissiou 4 II hn de
,'ann6e fiscale. LIE secr6taire du
Tresor . rappele 8 millions de bons
so don't pint4ret cesse Ie 20juil.
let proclaim.
Le bruit q couru quele President
await somme le secretaire Delsno
dc donner a. demission; ce bruit
eSsit sans fondement.
Le tresorier du theatre de Booth
q st6 arret3 sur l'a61davit dun
bomme de couleur que Pon await
refuse d'admettre su parquet du
tieatre.
Leoomte Marefoschi, Monsignor
Roncetti, ETH Dr.. Ubsldi, en-.
voyss du pr !, sout les hotes de
rarcheveq de Baltimore.
MN. MAYNARD ct Orth, an.
=
bsssadeurs des Etats. Unis en-
Turquie ct en- Autricbe, - cont
embsrques le = . bord du navire
Rxssis.a d' a@ ia.''st %
Les smires avec p Me1ique
s'embrouillent de plus en- plus.
DIS bsndes de msraudeurs nexi.
Gains infestent Ia rive texienne ia
Rio Grande, ct pillent brolent ct
assessment Pour pen que Get
etat dc chooses continse, u guAfre
ne tardefs pas ! Sire d6ciar6s. Le
dinSrend ! propss Dc lfncursion
des troupes des Etsts- Unis sur
Bagdad . 6t6 soumis ! rarbitrsge
delsir Edward Thornton. sf =
u cestieme anniversaire De Il
bataille de Lexington . 6t6 ckl6.
br6 avte pompe I" Lexington,
Massachusetts. 6uarante l Gin
quasts mile persoanes asaistaient
aioests so'snnit6. 70 president
Grant e 10 VICE. president Wilson
fAisaieut psttie de ID procession.
Dans le meme Btst, les digues dun
reservoir sar ie Mil river - sont
0mpues, et De grsnds dommagos
ons 6t6 csus6s par Pinondation
aux villes de Wrentham et de
Nosf0sk. III tsp iea iiisae taf Jl
On froid excessif ct hors de ssi.
son . grandement compromis les
Y6coltes de fruits ct de tabac,
dams les Fists Dc d G6ergie, do h
Virgins It du Kentucky.
aLensvise Oorssesllis, parti de-
SAn Fsancisco rour Liverpool, .
Ait fGadffage sor llle Pitcairn.
u capitaine et yingt.sx hommes
d9quipage cont arrives ! New.
yoek. y II prog ,i .a.f y
nj. nsiSk y lsA Richmond.
Une d9peche do Kansas City,
dAsSs d % svril, dit qDe ron
oeaist n soulevement g6nSral des
IsdisnA On omciee commandsnt
IN d6tachemeat d tzoopes dans
= recent engagement svec lss1
- 5a Ut /.
OheysansA sapports que desx
- - so,dsts . Ax-pesax reugesi
ct ~ ,tu6Af i1 a /
I'm coatEst . 6t6 pess6 entN 10
cS2ita,- !. James B. EAds et % colo
psl james AnASws, 6AlIegbesy
City, Pennsylvania, pour =
sonstruction Do jet6es ps6pan-
tdtrs, sis PAsse sad. o. fsvsux
ss1essnt ~, -, 80 = assure.
ipas vi.gtsi bisdsd! d!saa.~ ~p'satzes
nsgsns sseoat sssaits renplsyts
srasriivisr - trsnts 'pseds dXSn |
co0nia nAe n 0ont1at dQ Cart
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derson, so91 bean Ais, lg6 de 16 ans,
ct Madison Bolden, accuses d'avoir
vole pour $500 do tuysux dc cuivre
4 10 sucrerie do l'habitation Luling,
rnt etE renvoyks devant Ia Cour de
District par 10 juge Dc psroisss.
-Autres decisions do 10 Cour do
paroisse:
Luke Wilson, attsque ! main A.
m6e, IS moia de p6nitencier.
John Il. Backus, port d'armes O.
ch6es, IS jours de prison.
Elias Smith, "assaut ct bstterie,"
IS jours; Florsntins Wilkins, i'd. 36
heurss; Edward Brown ct Jim Cross-
berry ct George Taylor, i'd, renvoy6s
devant Il Cour do district; Berthier
Z6ringus, coups port6s ! Drsuzin
Edward, soquitt6; Pierre Louis, vol
uun ''esu 10 '''' 'n"'''s''on
'' S''''
Les trains du chsmin de for do
Donsldsonvills s'srretsront dorSna-
vsof' allsr st retoar' = 10 station DO
u>A..sOlA - ~.~A~h1o->AA l. ~k~
:. ns'ovn et Psooso'e"oo' ;" '.
''o ..pp. ... .-pr =, -
r....r- p.hn . ~ .on..,,,r. pa ~,
derp;er nm d1pot S,6s.nt pour /.
future station.
.. .t,,...i, u ~. r.s.
sr-J8AN.BAPr1sr1 7t
.s
On horrible accident survenu
ssmedi dernier, II avril, dams notre
peroisse, . rempli tous lee cours
dun profond sentiment de tristesse.
Plusieurs jeuues gens etaieut ! IL
chase an chsvreuil 1 .l'arriere do
lhsbitssioa d Mue veave J..W.
Godbery sr., ct deux do ces jeunes
gems, Charles Conrad ct Leonard
PerilIoux etaient fort rspproches
l'un de I'autre; ; le premier remar.
quaint une agitation dams les feuil.
lea, crutau passage dun chevreuil,
tira an juge ct atteignit an flanc, de
presque toute Ia charge de son
fasiI, le malheureux compagnon de
chase ou'ilsva pris pour le q.
bier 6pi6 ct sttendu. L. mort de
Perilloux parsit avoir ete instan.
tau4e. Attires mar h bruit de
fstme leu % cs"~soes sc'oo'
lufon' o' nc ''ouvo'o"' uu" "
:. us.fo !u"s s.'lof'e!o" y
".'' 10 !" ps'v'o Jeuoo 'o~me un
u0l.u.' uoVoou0 'eu,o 'p.o' 'o''
n'o's uo "ssso' Suou "e
.on mortna;r., mt IL theatre. La
dk.o,at;o, dalAntanr ;nfortunA da
!. fatala r6n,,se IN; await an nm
sussi traeioue resultat. 6tait i'm.
men.. = .va;t d,aho,d d;.naru
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Moulin 1 Rix
Brook
10. FL. ALLEN
o. d Z -. rue xohouplsoulaa
Nouvollo- -o1iAanA

Co moulin, oonstsuit rtcsomsut,
joint toutss lee am6liorations nou-
velles, ct peut fournir 200 barils Dc ris
6cal6 par Jour, chi6fe qui n's jamsis
6t6 sarpsss6 par sucun moulin d.
l'Etat; II On ct do meme pour In
qualit6. Le moulin o6fe aux rlsiers
dss svantasss inoontsstahles: An
position csptrals 10 met ! II port6r
dee 0roesrs, des principaax achetsura
dc ris, d. d6bsrcadArs de- batsa.,y, ct
dsa divers chemins Do fsr. Eu oatss
10 noalip BaooK possele un imnsusn
msgasin, D lHpreuve dn Zen, pouvant
eontenir a, ,O0O besila z
Prix de- l'<calage.
No. l, tc.-No. 9, 3e.-No. 3, 3c.
9 sacs Dc con fournis pr 100 barils
Do is On paillsj seos eootensst ciuq
boisssaux sxp6dils sar dswsnda
adrsss6s A"Boxs7o, NC Pet OAss,- >
2lav7s. !" :. cA,uIIs Ams, sgsnt.
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ST.JAOQUJO


~, ily . dee voleurs D st.
Jacques, bien que notre jugs do
paroisse, ,oontraireneot 1 oertaiues
habitudes de ses pr6d 6cesseurs, No
plaisante guAre svec eux OF les
comdsmne bel ct bien. ns
Des voleurs ont done, dams ID
mutt du lundi ~ nardi, pen6tr6
svec efrsction dane IL msgssin Dc
NJ. J. A. Rjcsud. n. Riceud 6tait
absent, ct II rsde des msrchsndises
6tssit facile. Msis les coquins-ou
le coquio, car nous n'etions oertsi.
nement pes svec eux, et nous No
savons ell faut employer 10 singu.
lier on le pluriel-n'en voulsient
qu'A pargsut Heureusement qus
le compton ~ oontenait qu'un
pen de menue monnaie. On sup
pose aussi qu'ils ont emport6 une
carotte de tsbsc.
A propos Dc voleurs, 10 juge
N. 9. Landry . condamn6 . cinq
mois de prison de- paroisse Lubin
Pierre Prosper Diokerson OF B.
johnson. On salt leur DELFT Vol
de sucre.
-Monseigneur n. Pscch6, Dc 10
tour deson p6lerinsgeA h Hsvsne,
est veau vidtes Il bien-sim6e De
- paroisses.
Nous 10 prions de nous excuser
d noas n'avoos pas repondu ! son
salut smical. J Pench6 sur notre
sillon, ls pioche en- main, indihS-
rent aax voitares qui passent,
nous ue ravons point vu. Nous
peosionsslors, courb6 vers II terre,
notre m2re, uotre nourrice Of
notre bisufaitrios, N pain qui -
eagne p6nibIement ! b sueur du
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-04
DIED.

BRYANT.-On Sunday Jan. 3lst 1875, in Russellville, ELENoRA BRYANT, aged 15 years.
 How forcibly and sadly the above short notice reminds us that ''in the midst of life We are in death." Only few days ago, the subject of this notice was in the full bloom of health and life. Her cheerful countenancc and kind disposition cndcarcd her to all who knew her. Like Il sunbeam her presence chccrcd and en- deared wherever she went.
 To the bereavcd parents and the sorrowing brothers and sisters we tender the condolence ofour heartfelt sympathy.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-04

From Daily Gazette, Jan. 21: "Thc following officers of the State Grange were elected Friday night: Hon. John T. Jones, mas. ter, Barton, Phillips county; Nj. F. D, Boyd, lecturer, Little Rock Hon. R. T. Kerr, overseee, Scbas tion county; c. F.. Tobcy, stewart Norristown, Pope county; D. F. Byrd, assistant steward; Rev. J. M Steele, chaplain: Dr. l.. B. Mitch ell, treasurer, Austin, Lonok, county; Dr. J. s. Williams, sec retary, DeValls Bluff, Prairi, county; l.. F.. Hoke, gatekceper Mrs. J. r. Jones, ceres:. Execu tive committee-S. r. Hughes Little Rock, $. Horne, Dcs Arc <. k. Cockrill, Pine Bluff, L. J lIogg, Holly Springs, T. J. Pattol Piney Grove, T. C. Flournc, Cummings.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-04

In the House on Friday the 29tll inst, the committee on counties and county lines, returned house bill to rc-cstablish the lines bc- tween Pope and Johnson, recon ,incnding its passage. The report was adopted. This is the bill in troduced by our Representative, N. D. Slinn, and we presume will fix the county line, where It used to be.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-04

As THE mission of the DEMO GRAF is to serve the people ny giving them such information as nearest concerns them and will most benefit them, we publish be- low the tax-collector's appoint ments, as follows:
 Georgetown, Clark Township, Monday and Tuesday, Ist and 2d days of February, 1875.
 Russellvillc, Illinois Township, We'd, Thu, Fri. < Sat-, 3d, 4th, 9th, and 9th.
 Adkin, Wilson Township, Mon- day X Tuesday, Sth < 9th.
 Galley Rock, Wednesday X Thursday, 10th X llth.
 Gumlog Precinct, Monday | Tuesday. 10th X 18th.
 Moreland Precinct Wednesday, l7th.
 Griffin, Precinct Thursday G Friday, 18th X 18th.
 Liberty precinct, Saturday X Monday, 20th and 22d.
 Independence precinct, Tues. day, 23rd.
 Northfork precinct, Wednesday, 24th.
 Allen precinct, Friday, 26th. Dover, Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday, lst, 2d, 3rd < 4th days of March.
 JOE PETTY, Sheriff and collector of Pope county.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-04

CONSTRUCTIONS SOLICITED.-As we desire to make the DEMOCRAT q peoples paper, we would thank any of our friends in different parts of the county for any items that would be of interest to our readers,-such as crop prospects, remarkable incl dents, accidents, &c. Also sugges- tiOns as to best modes of cultlvating different crops, &c. Short pointe,l communications are what we want.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-04

WILL SOME ONE SAY WHY.-The l.. R. & r. S. R. R. gets more bus mess from Russcllville, than any other way station on the road. Several other stations have small but respectable depot buildings ; Russellville has none-that is, the company has never put any mon ey into onc-the small affair here having been built by individual enterprise. Why does not the company give this place at least as good depot buildings us other smaller stations have?
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-04

The Russellville DEMOCRAT is the latest. It is neat, tasty and democratic. James F.. Batteniicld (not J. II. is the editor, and makes good bcginning.-(Daily Gazette, Feb. }.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-04

Senate Bill to establish a Court of Common Pleas in certain coun- ties was taken up in rhc Senate on the Both ult., and after some discussion was defeated by a vote of 10 ayes against l2 noes.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-04

The following named gentleme, are fully authorized to receiv and receipt.for the DEMOCRAT, to wit:
 J. B. Erwin.
 Dr. F.. E. Harrcll. James M. Harkey. James W. Russell. J. l.. Shinn. :. Geo. F.. Howell.
 ames c. Ferguson.
 tt. J. Wilson.
 !. B. Roys. amcs I. Potts. A. Buck.
 ar. J. w. Pruitt.
 Joshua X. Hearn.
 K. II. Poe. J, F. Munday. James Fowler. II. Battenficld.
 Dr. Geo. w. Harkcy.
 Geo. F.. Burney. John Quinn.
 Henry lIarkey.
 II. Ciabc Howell.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-04

A CiiEAP lsR,snsE.-On Satur- day Jan. 24th the East river was completely frozen over and block ed with ice, forming q grand chrys- tai connection between the cities of New York aud Brooklyn. Twcn- ty thousand people passed over in safety.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-04

A SHAME.-It is a shame that ourcity fathers don't make some arrangement to have
 street widened in front of the residence of Dr. Wyatt. There is barely room for wagon to pass in front of his house, leaving no room for n side walk. To make it worse the street is very bad and muddy.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-04

We understand from Dame ru- that the l.. K. X F. $. R. R. Co, are soon to have telegraph line in operation from Little Rock to the terminus of the road. We hope it is so. It is badly needed.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-04

Successful farming is made by attending to little things. The farmer who does his best, earns his money with best appreciation and uses it with best results. Such men are the salt of the earth.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

f Mr. Robt. McMurrax paid us a pleasant call on last Monday. Hon. J. W. Toomer, Senator J from Yell passed down to the cap Ai ital last Monday.
 Judge Frank Thach returned Nome from flying visit to the City of RoSas last Saturday. \ [Hon. y Mansfield, CcE. Jordan F.! ens a:d Col. J. F. Bycrs passed through town last Saturday.
 Our jovial friend C. D. Jones of the popular house of Bnshey & Drucker was in town bart of this week.
 Mir. Wilson King, of Scot vile. was in town Tuesday. He re- ports everything quiet in Liberty, and promises the DEMOCRAT all the support his influence can command.
 Our good looking young friend ? James l. Potts was in town Mon day. He reports everything love ly on Gala Creek. Also a stun ming company of militia of 90 stalwart men.
 We were paincd to learn that our friend, Rev. Z.. Keeton, met with quite a serious accident last week. While ascending q ladder with heavy stone on his shoulder round gave way, and he was precipitated some 8 or 10 : feet to the ground. We hope Mir. H kceton will soon be able to be up and about again.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-04

House Biii to l,:,hibit the car rying of si,lc-arms was passed bj' the Senate on the 30th ult., by a vote of 20 ayes against noes.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-04

Ground-hog day-Feb. 2d--was dark and cloudy, with occasional showers. Look out for an early Spring,
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-04

There was GOA bales of cotton shipped from Russellville over the l.. R. & F. S. k. R. during the month of January.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-04

Our town is we'll supplied with vcnison just now, from Van Bu- ren and Searcy counties. v
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-04

disc, south side Main street, op- posite post office. Attentive to business. No one knows better -how to serve customers. Fair and honorable dealing has mndc this n popular house. Don't fail to call and try Russell X Bro.
 DAN. E. GRANGER.--Attorney at Law. Office on south side of Main street, next door to Russell X Bro. Practices in State and United States Courts. Gives prompt attention to collections and Real Estate business. If you get into the intricaccs of a lawsuit, Col. Granger knows cx- actly how to get you out right side up
 G. E. HADDOCK-I'rincipal Of Russellvillc Institute. Mir. Had dock-hard as the people of Rus sellville have always seemed to be to pleasc-has established an enviable reputation n, teacher. Those having children to educate should take the trouble to attend some of the exercises at the Rus scllvillc Institute and notice the order and discipline of the school. The terms are reasonable.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-02-04

Notwithstanding the very cold weather, there were 70 attended Sunday school last Sabbath.