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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-09
ste eenatorwaDG 1T stseontn.

Dem @rgebniife Der 8un6esienator>
ma6l III W%tsconttn lab man init be1ons
0erer Spannung entgegen, 0a es it6 in
i9r I'M baS S6idiaL zines Der DerDor>
ragenbiten 8ertreter Der republifanii9en
Yartet, bes biSbertgen Seuator5 @ar>
peuter, banbelte.
Ga6 a6ttGgtgem betBem Sample lit
e~eftern Die Nabl enti9ie6en mor6en.
Obglei9 IN betben 9duicrn Der @eiebz
geblng bic Gepublitaner Die Wtebrbeit
Daben, enbete Die Wa6l bod nit ber
Nteberlage Carpenters, mel6er trpB BET
Der3meifelten Nnitren9un9en Der 9uroesz
beamten bic abiolute Wtebrbeit nt6t er>
langen fonnte, neil cine S0aar unab>
~bGngiger 9%tepublifaner ft6 ftanD6aft
lDetgerte, ben 8efeblen beS Caucus" SH
9eDor6en.
S6lteBli6 batten fi9 bic 0emofraten
nit bieien nnabb6ngigsn 9tepublifdnern
auf einen @eiinnuu9Sgenoiien Der lebte=
rem, ben unabbGngtgen Eepublifaner
Mngus Cameron, etnen NoU0faten in
ga @rO1ie uno friiberen Spre6er OeS 9lbz
ge0rbnetenbauieS bon @iScOnitn, geete
ntgt uuo 10 lit geitern Carpenter oteiem
GamerOn erlegen.
8on Dem Sieger Bort man, 6aB er Elm
o6tbarer, aber ni0t iebr 6eoeutenber
Wtaun let. 9o6 nt6t in Gameron's
@rmG6lung, i%onoern III Sarpenters Jttez
berla9e Iie0t Die 9roBe 8eoeutung bieler
Mabl. Garpenter iberragt oil 8egaz
bung bic mciiten Senatoren ebenio, nie
Sen Butter an 8esabung Die meiitcn
9teprdientantem iiberragt. 9lber 9Let9
Sen Butler bat ct nit cDnii6er Sreuoi9z
felt Die perwerflt6iten WtaBregeln per>
tbeibt9t uno nit Dem b"eiieren ltttlt6en
@eflble oes 8oltes Spott getrteben.
9arum BADEN letne Go%nitituenteu geraoe
Dte bic Buffers, jeBt benz 6aratterlolen
Galent cine 6arafterDoae WtittelmaBtg>
felt Dorgeaogeu. NO6 tpeit lhDner unb
beiier tpdre -es setpeien. ,penn ite al, Die
Stsae eiues Galents obne @9aratter Ell
nen Gbarafter init Salient geieBt bGtteI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-09
~5Scheafl;che SMinois Sfaafs-8eifacna

nit elmer Stride um9e6en. bic ibnen in
bic Quere fGme.
Nenn bas 8erldttgen 9eiteut tpiro,
baB Die StaatSf6ule BON ieoer b%elonoer1t
reli9iDien Sar6ung befrett tperoe, 10 1T
DQs Doutommeu IN Der Sron1tng, oeltn
Der Staat iou feline 9teltgion per5apfe1.
Qlber tpenil, tpie IS bur6 ben 0onan'7
i1en Antra3 gei6teDt, bas Serlan9e1t
9eltelt DirO, baB Der Staat letne Surger
belteuern 1oQ, Inn nit Dem Steuer>Grs
TRACE etll municipalities Gager BON 5e>
liQionen an3ulegen, 70 1teDt oas III 1fr0t7
fem MtberIpru@ nit DEM @rMuotpelen
bes omeritanii1em Treiitaots. GS TT
Gin 8eriu0, ben mooernen Staat 81 mIt>
telalterli0en 3~uitdnben 5urGd5utlbren
1lnb bieIem Ser1uGe tueroen lltOt lllr
8roteltanten, SuoeM uno 9eioen, 1on7
bern aud piele auf ameritantl0em 8oDel
aeborene Sat1olife1, b. b. pier Slttfs
tel ber 8ep0lterun9 Der Ser. Staaten
ais qei6loilsne BDalang ge9enubertreten.
Die faltbliitige &cGbett 0eS Qonan';
1beu Nntrages eri6et1t III bc1DnoerS
0relem 9i6te, tpenn man Die Iellelte1
Jtadrt6ten aus Spauieu Oanebeu Ddlt,
tpo ioeben cine 9~tegterung, tpel0e Den
tUILutlIUSII StulYULtltII w <ttAN%lt" WV
LANCE niGt tatbolti9 genll9 TT, PIE pro-
teitantii6en .3eitunssn unO OiilionSs
onltalten unteroriiGt bat! Don Carlos
piirbe cs ipabrI1einli6 10 biutg gar 1t6t
tbuu, %iOnOern gleid mleoer Sbattotte
rup S6eiterbaufeu fir &eBer Derrt6ten.
9aS lit Neligion5freibeit, tDte ie bon
eineur tatDolil0en Staate @uropa'S 9e7
ipdbrt miro. Mas ipitroen 9onan'S
@eiirnun9sgenoIfen in Spanicn oasu
ia9sn, ipeull bort Die RrOteitonten fir
ibre &ir9eni0uIen einen NntDetl bon
benz Grtrage elmer aQgemeinen StaatS1
iteuer bege9rten q Gine Serii6erungSz
geieal6aft, Die Oas 2eben lol6er PrOtes
itanten Derit6ern tpoute, piirDe ieoenz
foas iebr unfllg banoeln, - IS bGngt
nlr bon benz 9luftreten Der &atbolifen
III Nmerifa ab, oh tbre &eligionSfretbeit
auf Das WtaB berientgen Tretbeit
aurid9efiibrt iuerben lou, DeI6e ~ Dem
tat1olii0en Spanien ote @rote1taHs
ten 8ellteBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-09
..0ehr 0eIO.W

Geitoem Der Brdiioent Grant in i6rof7
fem MiDeripru6 nit letnen truber auS>
ee1pro6eue1 Encouragement Die Sber>
man'i9e SlnanaI6pinoelbtu gum @eie5e
erbobem bat, lit baS @oloagio langiam,
aber 1tetig q eIttegen:- Der bette Bee
tpeis bafir, oaB Die 80rIe feinen 0lau=
ben. oil Die in ienem S6ninoelgelebe IN
QusIi1t qenommene Giidfebr our @olDs
tpGbrung bat. 0teieS Stetgen oeS Oolo@
agios 1tebt in atemlt6 genauem Serbdltz
ni1le All Der bur6 oas 1eue 0cleb be-
tpirften Germebrnng Der PapterS
geIomenge; benn BET bet 8emefung
0es relatipen WertbeS BON 0olo nno
8aptergelo miro tetn unteri6teD 5ipti6en
@reenbaGs uno 8anfnoten 9ema0t, ionz
bern Die @eiammtma11e b etoer glrtet
BON popierenen 8ertDsei9en lit babel
enti6etoeno.
0aS neue @eieb berfii9t, baB fortan
Nattonalbanfen gegen 6tnterle9lEng Der
bori6riftSmaBigen SedHng Gin Gul6eS7
16uloI6eincn) 10 Diel ytpten ausgeben
f0nnen, tpie fte moIen;- nur io4en fir
lie 10 Dollars Der 1eu auSge9ebenenSanfs
noten s Dollars i'll @reenbadS aus Dem
8erfebr ge5o9en perDeu. SCUM baben
felt @rlaB bes 0eiebeS Nattonal6a1fen
Die beabit6tt9te NuSgabe pm $6,l3l 900
beim Sinan3mintiter angeaetgt. Oafur
muBten alio bier Sinftel DieieSB etrageS,
.. b. 81, 904, 800 in @reenbadS etnges
3ogen peroen, 70 baB nNr cine gtelto1
8crmebrung Der %Dorbaroenen gapierz
gclomenge I'M 1926, 200 Dollars
Derbliebe. 9lber - po6er ein5tez
ben? - Die 8un0eSregierung fann
@reenba6S nur etnSteDen, tpen1t tDre
Ginnebmen Die %@uSeaben ilberiteigen.
Statt oe1ien lit Jest baS llm9efebrte Der
Sail: bic ~9Iusgaben !!beritetgen Die GIN
nabinen. I'm 5 Miuionen Dollars in
ben Golten i1lieBeu gu f0nnen, muB man
ite erit Ibrtg baben, nno bic Sunz
b~e5faiie bat nt6tS Ibrtg, 1onoern I'M
0e9eut6eiL nt6t einnlal genug lanfe11oe
Ginna1rneu I'm i1re laufenoen %9lus8aben
I'LL be1treiten. Somit mlB tie 1t6 bas
Bergniigen Der Gin3ieDrng BON @reen1
bods pergebem Iaiien uno bic 6 Wtiltonen
ueller 8antuoten ftn0 cine Verrnebrulg
ocr gelnmlnten in llmlauf beftnolt0en
9apiergeIomenge. 2tb3u3ieben mGren
6apon nur 1875, 395 Doll. 8anfnoten,
mel6e bon Notionalbanfen, Die oaS
3sttel6anf9e16aft Mtat me9r Dortbetlbart
genug finoeu, SuriiGgegeben mDroen itlo.
IS blieben mitbin 81 ,455, 705 9tetto@
Nermebrung Der D%orDanOeneu Hap!er1
geIb>Wtaiie, gerabe 9enug, nm oas
Steigen bes @olbaetoS 3u.ertlQren., y
Wer aber gemeint bat, Dap cine Ser
mebrltng oes 8anfe9aptergelpes 1pe5ieu
Dem Weiten uno Sioen 5u @ute fommeu
perps, Der bat 1t9 gepaltt9 eeIrrt. 9sHn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-09
(GOrreiponbeuS Ger pSutuots Staats5eituns."
Ste eE1perenafr19e tn Oct StaatSs
9ciebsebNN8.
6prtnafteIb, 3. fSeb. 1875

SptlUB LelpI .. OtU" Ao'o"
Son alien Der 2egislatnr in 6ieiem
Sabre porliegenben @e9enitdnoen lit tetz
net bon augemeinerer QSt6tt9feit, ais
Die III Qlusit6t genummene Serdnoerung
bes ge9entpdrtigen ult9ere6te1 uno tp7
rannil6en Temperen3>0etege
Die Sppoitttonspartet bat lt6 IN tbrer
Hlatform Sur Sel6iibung Der psrlons
ltden SretDeit Derpfli6tet, lno III etnz
5elneu &6eilen beS States tuar es otele
Steue iDrcs poIttii6en Yro9rammS,
tpel6e mebr ais aues Nnbere Oasu bets
eetragcn bat, ber Bartet sum Siege 81
perbelten. Cine GernG6lGiiigulg oteier
8eripre6ungen piroe Der Yartei CUNT
groBen S6aoen geret6en, Deun SGu7
icnoe BON fttmmbere6ti9tcn Slr9ert
ipiroen Ite ais einen b~ireftcn Sertrauensz
bru6 betra0ten ulb ie qr0ber ber Gtfer
mar, NIT benz ie itO oeS fretltnittgel1
Yrogramms Der SpppiittonSpartet ball
Der oerielben Gni0l0fen, nm 10 groBer
miirbe Die TeattiDn ge9en Die Fartet
1ein, ppute ite ibre 8eripre6rn9en III
8esug auf DEN S6ub Der perlonlt9en
SreiDeit ais bloBe @ampa9nesJteoclls7
arten gelten lqlIen.
DaB bieles 9ei6eben f0nnte i6etnt
aueenbltdli9 abiolut nnm0glt1. Die
Wtttglieoer Der Oppoittion ltno inn @e>
gsntbsile, Der groBen N1aioritat mad, bon
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-09

bon Ben Sc, l3l, 900 neuer 8~anfnoten,
beren Nl5gabe felt benz GrldB oeS @e>
iebes in Nusii0t gcnonlnten lit, fonuner
auf bic 7 3 itltOen Staten Wtaine,
WtQ11a6uletts, Germont, Connecticut,
gfsw yOrf, SEEM Serfe3 lnO Psnnipls
panien nt0t meniger. als $5.34O, 900
(wegegen tn oiefen Staate1 $706,5S5
Soften aurifgeSosen tperoen 10 baB
cine Nettoncrmebrung bon $4,553,4l5
bleibD; base9en nur $79l 900 auf
alle Ibrtgen S|taaten, =
pogegen in bisien '$888, $40 Dorbau7
oener Soften suriiGge5ogen iperOen,
10 bob ii6 cine 9tettD . + NJ II b e.
rung BON $97, $40 ergiebt. Spesiea i'm
Stante Suinois lit bte 9uSgabc neuer
8antnoten nur I'M Setrnge bon $50, 900
in Nusit6t 9enontmen, oagegen Die 3uz
riid5ie0ung Don 1925, 80 D%orban0erer
8anfnoten,' 10 oaB ii6 Oemna0 fir oiez
len einen Staat cine 8erminoerung Der
8anfpapiergeloz Mfenge Inn $278, 80 berz
auS1teut. = Snbiana, no oas @ebriiu
ua6 vmebr (YapterO WeIO" am
lauteiten egepelen lit, beanlpru6t gar
feline nere y~toteuousgabe, 5iebt bdge9el
$l9S, 900 leIner %Dorbanoe1en 9toten Su7
rid.
0as mag 10 vseiitreide" Sinan5n1dnz
1er, tpie logan, GorbeeS mo TeueD
llberral6en, aber ieoem Os1tenoen Wfen@
16en lit IS Doufommcn begretflt6. Die
alten Staaten Oe5 StenS Daben Ii bers
6ultges Gapital, pel6es ie III
UanfgelbGfte 1teden %fDnnen, tpdbreno
Die iungen Staaten beS WeitenS fapt=
taIarm 1tno uno aI1o oa5 pentge Sea-
pital, meI1es 1te baben, bier cine Dor7
tbetIbaftere Nnla9e, ais i'm 8anf9ei6Gft
ftn0et. Ser Dur6f6nittlt6e 0eiutnn
bon Dem III gtationalbalfen angelegten
&apttal mag Sebn YrDaent ietn. Sas
lit bret bis pier Yr06ent meDr, ais
man in ben alter Staaten oes S1tens
fir 9arleben auf bette 0Dpotbet erbalten
fam, aber faum eben 10 Diel, tDie man
bier i'm We1ten auf 1ol0e 9DpOtbefen err
balt uno bon 3 bis 5 Yro5ent iuentger,
ais umfi6tige @ei9Gftsleute bur0 0lSz.
fOntirung bon We6leln aus ibrem Sea-
pttol MAIDEN f0nneu. 0aDer 1T Die
@riinoung BON 3ettelbanten i'm Often
ell lobnenoeS @ei0dft nno I'M Melten
ouS 0e9entbeil oaDon;-uno oaDer tDerS
ben fir Die beioen Staaten SuiIois ltno
SHoiana $685. 80 Sanfnoten aus Dem
StlleDl St6uBtl uHo Hut YoOiOVo tteAe
auSgegeben. 80 en6et bas 8emilben
Der 9emasosen bonn &altber Sogan's,
Dem Bsiten vmebr @eIb", 5. b. ntebr
papterene gSertb5ei9en, 3u Deri6affen.
vWtebr @eID" brau6t Der Neiten
freili6,--Oem 0tmmel iei's geflagt; aber
uur in Dem Sinne, ais 0etO &apttalz
beitBtbu be5ei6net u1tb fetneSpegs
iowett esleoisli6 etn W%ertbnabitab fir
~porbanbenes 8erm0gen lit. Wer ni0t
geulg Sud- 81 einem Nn5uge Bat, BENT 1T
ni6t Damit 9e6olfe1, Dab man ibm mebr
@llen # abe etebt. lInb ebeuiOmentg
fam etnem 2anoe, benz es an 8apital
feblt, bur6 Bermsbruug Der BertD5etben
gebolfen tperDen. gSenn baS nele Ttnan5z
geleb ba3u %beitragen ioute, oiele @rz
tenntniB aIgemein Su MAIDEN, 9Gtte IS
bod penigitenS @inen gtu5en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-09
Announcements 8reiie:

SaesbIatf, imeIuFOe TOrtO pet Sabr $1,000
Q~sadbeubIatt, - - 5 200
gseTfeu S 200
Hbpnnenten, tpeIde amf Rrdtnten AniprndI
MAIDEN, babem etw0ise 0SaGtanoe sm beri@
4taen uuo elm Snbr Inn Uoraus 3n sabIem.
0eIoer, per @C6lel, Post Money Order
Ooer In re0iitrtrten Srtetcn f6mmeH anf Hnier
&iTto eeiamSt tUsrocn. Ban Gorsifre:
ILLINOIS STATS ZEITUNG co.
CHICAGO. ILL. az
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-09-09
Temperance Feeling in Vest
 ern Arkansas.

Capt. James w. Russell, who, in company with Rev. Mir. Thom as and w. D. Jacoway, of Darda- nelle, has been on tour through Western Arkansas, in the inter ests of the temperance cause, re- turned home on last Saturday. Capt. Russell reports the feeling where he has been as very enthu- siastic in the temperance cause. He and his co-laborers were kind ly received and hospitably treated wherever they went. They organ ized lodges at Magazine, Boone vile, Charleston, Ft. Smith and Waldron.
 We are gratified to hear so good a report and to know that the demon, incompetence, is fast los ing his grasp upon the people in this portion of our state. With this great cause of crime, pover- ty, and demoralization removed, we will have a better country, a happier and more prosperous peo- pie, and better state of society and morals.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-09-09

FINE UPLAND CoRN.-Mr. Darius Bryant exhibits to us q specimen of his upland corn, which is worthy of special notice. Four ears exhibited have, one twenty four rows, one twenty-five and two twenty rows. The largest ear has 5 grains to the row, making 1242 grains to the ear, the others have 1900, ll40 and 1060. Mir. B. calls it the Wild Goose variety and attributes the fine quality greatly to the improved variety of of the seed. One ear is from corn planted in March and is much better filled out and longer grained than the others which are of the same variety, but were planted in April. From this we may safely say that it will always pay to select a good improved seed corn for planting and plant early. If our farmers will always do this, anu then give their corn the proper amount of cultivation they will always make corn and we will hear less complaint of failures % make corn on account of bad seasons. There is always seasons enough to make corn in this latl- tude if the farmer will do his dutv.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-09-09
School Matters.

At the meeting Monday night it was determined that this dis trict should have q free public school for nine months during the ensuing scholastic year.
 The following Board of Trus- tees was elected: Capt. T. l.. Durrum, Dr. J. W. Pruitt, Henry NJ. Hughey, M. II. Baird and J. W. Miller.
 A committee of three consisting of Messrs. D. B. Granger, NJ. B. Rows and s. A. Buck was selected to draft rules and regulations pre- scribing the duties and powers of the Board of Trustees. The com mittee was instructed to be pre- pared to report to meeting of the subscribers to the school fund, at the school house, on next Fri day nlght.
 No other business being before meeting an adjournment was lad, until the meeting Friday night.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-09-09
THE EXCURSION TRAIN.
Farmers from Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and Michi- gan looking at our
 Country.

On Monday, about noon, an ex- cursion train of prospecting farm CTS from Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and Michigan, passed up the Ft. Smith road. The train was in charge of Col. T. B. Mills, whose energetic efforts in behalf of our state are truly praisewor- thy and promising of much good.
 The train stopped at our town for an hour or so, during which time the hospitalities of the place were extended to the excursion ists. After partaking of din ner which was we'll calculated to appease the hunger cf the hungry, the excursionists took a walk around our town, and expressed themselves well pleased with the location and appearance.
 Among the party we noticed and had the pleasure of meeting, Hon. B. B. Beavers, Sec'ty of State, J. N. Smithee, Com'r State Lands, ". R. Miller, State Aud itor, Gen. Pomeroy, Geo. Russ. Brown, Thos. J. Laferty, Capt. J. H. Haney, Col. T. B. Mills, Mir. Geo. W. Robinson, of the State Grange, and perhaps others of Little Rock. Also Capt. Lincoln of Conway, and Rev. Wm. Stout, of the Lewisburg State, and MT. e. c. Reid of Lewisburg. The whole party seemed to be in the best of spirits and well pleased with our country. The party was joined by number of our citizens and at about two o'clock passed on up the road making short stops at the various stations and returning about eight clock.
 We are always proud to be hon. ored by visits of this kind and hope that the poor hospitalities that only a very short notice en- abled us to extend will be over looked. Much credit is due Mrs. Bettie Bernard and the other ladies of our town wlio assisted her for the very nice dinner and tastefully arranged tables to which our guests were invited.
 We, in common with all our citizens felt but one regret, and that was that our excellent gov ernor found it impossible to be along and pay our town flying visit. However, we indulge the hope that this may not be the last time he will have an oppor- tunity to join an excursion and honor us with visit.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-09-09

Cannot our young ladies and gentlemen arrange to give se- rics of concerts during the coming winter? Something to help en- liven the long winter evenings. Some charitable purpose might be helped along by the proceeds. We have seen the like done in mary towns where there was no more talent than we have here.
 A question for the serious consideration of the people of Pope county-the building of a good substantial jail at the county seat.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-09-09
NOTICE.

The County Council P. of H. of Pope county will hold theil regular meeting Tuesday the 21st of Sept, at Shiloh church, three miles North of Russellville. Sub ordinate Oranges will please send their delegates to said meeting.
 c. E. ToBEY, Master, NJ. H. BAIRD, Sec.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-09-09


 Read the short article headed "A Fact you Can't get Around" '" and then DON'T dismiss it from your mind and think no more about it, but GO TO work.
 The Fayetteville Democrat gives the following quotations of country produce at that place Green apples 25c. Dried do. 75c. Butter l5@20c. Eggs 64. Chick ems per doz. $l.50. Onions per bu. soc. Potatoes 40c. These prices look like the consumer could stand a chance of living at Fayetteville.
 ANOTHER NEW ENTERPRIsE.- We see some heavy timbers being hauled through town, and under stand they are for foundation and framing timbers for q new cotton gin which Messrs. J. c. Fergu- son and ]. w. Jones are about to erect at this place. We are glad to sec all such new improvements.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-09-09
INDEpENDENCE TOWNSHIP.

Independence township made 2704 bushels of wheat; North Fork 1500; and Allen S06.
 MT. Davis promises us full re- port from the other townships soon. We shall lay the same be fore our readers when received.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-09-09
Arkansas industrial Uni
 verSitv,

Benefciaries who desire to avail themselves of the advantages afford ed by this Institution, will apply to the County court for appointment, on the 4th Monday in October, 1875.
 FRANK TEACH,
 3w County Judge.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-09-09
CrOn Statistics.

Through the kindness of our accommodating county assessor, Mir. Geo. w. o. Davis, we are en- abled to give the following sta tistics:
 ,>,rrnrNnr~-rr, roxrNertp
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-09-09
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Bryant, the Democratic can di1ate for Mayor of San Francis co, was elected.
 Our town can boast a boy with these initials: J. T. W. II. U \. B. Beat it if you can.
 -Mr Al Bradley received the first car load of lumber for his new residence last week.
 Our Bolesville list of sub scribers has increased several names since last week.
 The damage done to the cot toa crop in Chicot county, by the overflow, is estimated at 5000 bales.
 MT J. c. Ferguson having purchased the residence formerly owned by Ava Russell, proposes to make a handsome addition to t.
 MT !. A. Hearne and Sidney Bradley are off on trip over the mountain for their health. We hope they may be benefited.
 Owing to sickness of some of She members of the Atkins Ru1s the match game between them and the R. E. Lee club did not come off last Friday.
 Somebody brought six months old cub bear from Van Buren county last Friday. Mr. Dacus, the butcher, bought it, and we suppose will butcher it when properly fattened.
 The scope of country on Is- bells creek was visited Tuesday q week ago, by one of the hardest rains they have ever had in that section.
 Who WILL GET IT?-We of fer the DEMOCRAT free one year to the farmer who brings the first bale Of new cotton to town and reports the fact to this office with sample of the same.
 -IIr. Alsey Smith, of Gum Log, informs us that he will make as good corn us he has made on his farm in many years, and that his cotton will make something like half a crop.
 The election in California has resulted in an overwhelming and most decided democratic vic tory and an emphatic denuncia- tion of the third term.
 In our Granger's Department of this weeks paper will be found the following well-written and in teresting articles: "Too small a Business" "A new Era for the South," ,""A manufacturing South" and the Report of the Dept. of Agriculture up to August lst.'
 We learn that valuable work OK belonging to Mir. James M. Shinn, broke its neck Monday. MT. Shinn had the OK tied and and stalied out, and he supposes it got tangled up and in it's strug gle broke its neck.
 The Gazette says that on the 2lst inst, Arkansas will be visit ed by two or three hundred edit ors from Illinois, Ohio, Indiana and Iowa. They will take gen cral view of the farms and lands along the Arkansas river and the various railroads.
 -C. J. Newman, Sec'ty of the Boston Mountain Mining and Smelling Company was in town the latter part of last week. He says they are sinking the shaft about three feet per week ana have the most hattering prospects. We hope they may be richly re warded for their indcfatigable en- crgy and perseverance,.
 -L. R. & F, S. R. R,-Changc of timc.-A new time table on this road went into effect on the list inst, The train going West now arrives at 1:20 D. m. and re mains 20 minutes. Going East arrives at 0:45 and remains 9:50
 -Messrs. Cook, Gibb & Co.,. have contributed a beautiful bal to go with the foul flags to tho champion Base Ball Clnb of the state. The bat is a piece of thel own workmanship and is made ot the following native woods al joined gether so artistically thaI
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-09-09

Wisdom is oftentimes nearer when we stoop than when we soar.
 The contented man is never poor; the discontented, never rich.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-09-09
Grand Picnic.

There will be picnic at Rus sellville on Tuesday the l4th day of Sept. J. J. Hickman, Right Worthy Grand Templar of the World is expected to be pres ent and deliver a lecture on Tem perancc. Everybody is invited to come and bring their baskets of provisions and contribute to the interest of the occasion.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-09-09
Nice Cottage for Sale.

NICE COTTAGE HOUSE IN IN the town of Russellville, good well of water, seventy-five fruit trees, six lots in the most desireable location in the town. Price 5000. Terms of payment reasonable. Call at my office immediately. This house and the lots are cheap--house has five roems, well ventilated.
 LEWIS w. DAVIS. t
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-09-09
Administrators Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by vir- tue of an order of the Probate court of Pope county, made at the July, 1875 term, the undersigned admins trator of the estate of George Wust, deceased, will on
 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2d, 1875, proceed to sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder, the fol- lowing described lands, belonging to said estate, to-wit; The west ls of the northeast l and the east of the northwest of section 2l, township north, range 20 vest Said sale being made to pay debts of said estate.
 The sale will take place at Russell vile, and the land will be sold in so acre tracts. Terms, Credit of twelve months, with note and approved se- curity. N. D. SHINN, Adm'r.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-09-09
DIED.

PRICE.--On Thursday, Sept, 2d, 1875, - Price, son of David B. Price, aged 8 years.
 MARTIN.-On Friday night, Sept. Sd, -- Martin, son of 5. A. Martin, sged IF years.
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-09-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lN that we, the executors of the estate of James NJ. Thomas, deceas- ed, have filed our account for settle ment at the October term, 1875, of the Pope Probate Court. Aug. 3l 1875. H. D. Brown,
 Lewis Barnes,
 31-3t Executors,
The Russellville Democrat., 1875-09-09
SCHOOL NOTICE.
N O r lC E


 By an order of the Newton County Probate Court, of the state of Arkan- sas, I will offer for sale as the Ad- ministrator of the estate of James NJ '. Shinn, deceased, the following lands, to-wit.: The undivided half of the south half of the southwest quarter, and the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter in section No. 9 of town No. z, north of range No. 20 west. Also town lots in the town of Russellvillc; Ark. Sale to be on SATURDAY, 18th SEPTEMBER, 1875, in the town of Russellville, Ark. The conditions are Onc-Fourth paid down, the remainder in six months. Details fully given on day of sale.
 This 29th day of July, 1875.
 J. N. COFFEY, Adm'r
 Estate of J. M. Shinn, deed.
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