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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-07-27
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-07-27
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-07-27

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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-07-27

Men are earning SO TO 5l2O per woel
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-02-17

Ut is quite likely that a number of ou- townsmen will visit Little Rock to be present at the Mardi Gras Carnival; and to such we would say that if you should want any goods while there go to the fol- lowing firms: Bernays & Roeck's for jewelry: Raleigh's for clothing Mrs. E. Cans for trimmings, dress goods & patterns; Miller < Penzel's s for groceries; $. Rice's for cigars, tobacco and liquors; Sam. B. Adams for insurance; and if you want to take a peep at the inside workings of first-class Commercial College, call on Prof. Aaron Bales.
 We are pleased to be able to an- nounce that all danger of the spread of the loathsome small pox is now past, or at least so nearly so as to al- lay any fears. We.were informed by Dr. Hill on Tuesday evening that danger is past, all of Mir. Bryant's family who have survived being about we'll. There is no case now in town and has been none outside the unfortunate family where it first ap- peared, or rather was brought by the section hand.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-02-17

Batesville, E. F. Reres.
 !" second charge and Polk Bayou, to be supplied by ".
 Wakes. Curia, J T Hendrickson. Newburgh, N B Brashear. Yellville, l. c Obarr. Harrison, Enoch Jones. Jasper, D H Upchurch. Berryville, G W Hood. Marshal, A w Smith. Russellville, J w. Mccoy.
 " :" circuit, to be supplied by G W Gillcoat. Springfield and Perryville, T. II.
 knease. Fayetteville Dist, T. B. Ford, P. E.
 !" Union, w. II. Gillian.
 !" sec. charge, T. II. Nonely.
 ]" circuit, M. $. Hyde, l.. W.
 Elkins. Bentonyille and Norwood, W. J.
 Simmons. Huntsville, J. M. kines. Ozark, R. C. Moter.> Cedarville, Aaron Hyde. Van Buren. W. II. Crawford. Fort Smith, k. w. Hammett. Greenwood and Grand Prairie, C..
 D. Fry. Waldron, l.. J. Bruner. Magazine, to be supplied.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-02-17

PROCLAMATION BY THE KING OF THE CARNAvAL:-
 This is our first Carnival at our beloved city of Russellville. But our generosity is unlimited. Let our people give ear to our edict!
 lst. On Mardi-Gras eve, Feb. 2S, escorted by our Royal Guard, we will visit most of the residences in our city.
 2d. We command the Loyal May or and Marshal to see that we are not molested. We also ordain that Feb 29 be set apart as a day of pleasure; and we extend our bid ding to our ncighboring cities and surrounding country.
 3d. We command our subjects to appear in review at o'clock, p. m.. on said day. Long live the King.
 REX CARNIVAL.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-02-17

WILL Messrs. Ladue x Erb please rise and explain, or at least let us know what we have done to forfeit the courtesy of an exchange? We have not receiv- ed copy of the Herald now for the past five days, and although we get both the Star and Gazette which we hold in high esteem, we do not like to be deprived thus ruthlessly of such valuable and able exchange as the Herald. If this is an oversight the gentle manly preprietors will please cor rect; and ifintentional in scratch. ing the DEMOCRAT from their list, will they please be so kind as to state their grounds for such action.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-02-17

ANIMAL sesslon of the Ark ansas Conference of the NJ. E. Church which was held at Fay etteville, adjourned on Monday 7th inst. The following appoint ments were made: Little Rock Dist, J. G. Pollard,
 F. E. Little Rock Centenary to be sup
 piled. Little Rock Wesley Chapel, Geo.
 Sans. Argenta, to be supplied by A. At
 rige. Lonoke, G. W. Taylor. Jacksonport, A. R. Clardy. Sweet Home and Red Bluff, Sam
 uel Johnson. Pine Bluff, C l. Howell.
 '' circuit, A J Philips. Big Rock and Hot Springs to be
 supplied. !Caddo, Henry Turner. Lewisville, Eliza Roberts. Center Point, Anthony Coleman Dallas and cksburg, to be sup
 piled. Batosville Dlst.-O R Bryant F. E.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-02-17
Soldiers additional Land
 Claims Wanted.

According ta act of Congress June Sth, 1872, and the amendatory acts thereto, all honorably discharged soldiers who have served 90 days or more in the Union army, and have homesteaded 40, 80 or l20 acres of government land prior to June P, 1874, and made final proof thereof, are entitled to an additional 40. S0 or l2O acres--cnough when added to the original entry to make lGO acres without residence thereon. The undersigned will pay the highest cash price for these claims.
 Address: Z. T. HEDGES,
 Springfield, Missouri.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-02-17
Could have saved $25.

One of our old subscribers came to us yesterday and hand ed us $1.50 for the renewal of his subscription. His time had expired three weeks ago. We had sent him a couple of copies with the X mark on them after his time was out to warn him to renew, but like dozens of others, he had been careless about it and consequently missed one weeks paper. What was the consc- quence? Thls; when he handed us his $1.50 yesterday he said he would have saved just $25 if he had renewed his sub scription 50 as not to have mis, sed a paper. We are sorry fol our friend, and hope it will be . lesson to him, and that others may profit by this warning and renew so as not to miss a single number of the DEMOCRAT.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-02-17

READ the very generous offer of two papers for the price of one Our paper alone is worth many times the price of subscription, but realizing the necessity of get ting our people to read more and keep better posted, we are deter mined to offer inducements which no one can resist, so we have made arrangements by which we are enabled to offer good paper as a premium to every new sub scriber who shall subscribe foi the DEMOCRAT within the next GO days. Just think of it, two good newspapers twelve months fol $l.50. Send in your names and if you are not satisfied at the enc of the year we will refund youl money.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-02-17

We are just in receipt of a fine lot of choice flower seeds from the world renowned garden of James Wick. Rochester, N. r., for which Mir. Wick will please accept our thanks. If any of our read CTS want choice seeds and one of the most beautiful catalogues (price of catalogue, beautifully illustrated, 25c.,) they should address as above.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-02-17

For two weeks past we have received among our exchanges the Pittsburg Advance. We thought Q little strange at the receipt of this paper as we had never sent ours to it, but on closer inspection we see how it is, for it is addressed to "The State, Rus. sellvilie, Conway Co.,, Arkansas. 3 Better have them correct the ad- dress, Bro. Stout.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-02-17

The undersigned esjogs superior I,icaf.fies for fhs fraasaction of dH 6asiRess in his fi'se Has for sale 100000 acres of iaafs--i.aprored dnd ariaproeed. Gun fa,.s;sh correea and tefiaJie iaJormdtioa con ceraiag taads ia this pdrf of fhe ssdfe. htn y,ay tTares, redeem foyfeitsd toRds, rea, tdRds and collect reats Sarrey 1dnds and fsrhssh aJstsacss of titles, procure pGtents, locate ldRds. dtc.. sfc.
 Collections and remitfances made w;fh prom ptness. -AH tegdi instranneiatst tf terffiNg erecafed seih dispatch.
 VALUABLE TRACTS FOR SALE. 70 acres Being the W ,i \ w of sec. 2 TsN W. FUteen acres in high state or cultiyation; good dwelling with five rooms. two lasting wells of water; one store house; one blacksmith shop; cribs, stables. .Se. All Tor $50; halJ cash, balance in one year, with approved security.
 30 acres--The s F S For section f6 T \ R1SW. First class uplands, in one mile of Atkins; timber, black and red oak. gum, and hickory; undergrowth. grape vines and sumac. Price s4 per acre; one haD cash, bal ance in one year.
 16O acres--The W ]. s E and F. is W of 35--6--lg Fine corn, wheat and cotton lands. Price, per acre, $2; terms made cass 90 aeres-- Being the x W and s F. " of 16 --T--is. In half mile of Atkins; fine timber, first and second class uplands- price per acre, s.
 303 acres Being the s F. fr L of IS and the l. ls of 19 and the W is w of 20, all in 6 North I9 west. Fine bottom farm with 6o acres in cultivation; five tenant houses: i: will prod ce one bale of cotton per acre; fronting the Ark. river is mile; all Jor S,oo0 For further particulars apply at my oihee. .0
 
 40 acres Being the W ]. of the F. l. \ F. + of34 -6--lg Twenty acres in high state of eultivation; good dwelling; good well, walled with stone from bottom to top; cribs stables. &c. Rents yor $i0 per acre; can be had for si0O0.
 In addition to the above l have great var.ety or other lands, consisting V Wild, and improved lands, town lots. &c.
 For further information, address
 JAMES POTTS,
 Russellvilie, Ark.
 REFERENCES: c. E. Dodge, Centennial Commissioner, Lit tic Rock, Ark.
 J. II. Haney, Real Estate Agt., Little Rock. j. l.. shinn, Merchant, Russellyillc, Ark. Bland Ballard, U. $. Dist. Judge, Louisville Kentucky.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-02-17
DIED.

On Sunday night, Feb. 18th, 1876, at the family residence in this place Mrs. Susan Bryant.
 It has been but few short days since the husband of the subject of the above notice was called to rest from the labors of this life. Thus bereft of both father and mother within a few short Gays. the affiic- ton falls with double bitterness and severity upon the disconsolate children. To them we tender our heartfelt sympathy, reminding them that atilictions though severe are off in mercy sent.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-02-17
-
 A LIBERAL OFFER.
Two PAPERS FOR THE PRICE OF ONl

Two PAPERS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE.
 "The Informer' is an eight page monthly paper, published at Elgin, Ill.,, at 65 cents per annum. It is devoted to Health, Temperance Peace, Religion, Agriculture, the Dairy, etc., each department being in charge ofa competent editor. We have an arrangement with the pub fisher by which we are enabled to offer it free for one year, to every one who obtains a pew subscriber to our paper, or if he secures moro than one he may have it sent to as many persons as he sends us names for ours. With such an inducemcnt will not every reader endeaver to secure at least one subscriber to the DEMOCRAT, and receive "rhe Inform CT" year for lfis trouble: Send all names and money to this office.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-02-17
 LOOK! READ!

All persons indebted to the under signed are requested to make satis- factory settlement within twenty days or they will find it necessary to settle with an officer.
 4-3r F.. E. FARRELL.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-02-17

-SUBscRIBERs still come tumb- ling in. During the present week we have added to our list the names of some of the best and and most respected men in our county; such as Maj. David West, the old veteran of Dover town ship and Mir. c. L. Brewton, of Liberty. We hope our friends will do all they can land they can do very much, for us for we ex- pect to have to work hard and do a great deal of gratuitous work during the campaign of this eventful year. We wish every voter in Pope county to be thor oughly posted on the situation this year, and if our friends will aid us to place the DEMOCRAT in every family we promise that the voters of Pope county shall be prepared to cast their votes intel ligently this fall, and that they shall not be imposed upon by false teachers.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-02-17
Notice.


 We will on Saturday the 4th day of March, 1876, offer for sale to the highest bidder, at the late residence of Mrs. Mary Love, deceased, all the personal property belonging to said estate consisting of horses, cat tie, hogs, sheep, farming utensils, household and kitchen furniture :: also the homestead, together with our interest in tract of land lying near the mouth of Illinois Bayal. containing 70 acres in cultivation. A credit until the 25th day of De- cember, 1876, will be given on all sums over $5. Puschasers giving note and approved security. This Feb. F, 1876. A. J. HARTSELL.
 t. C. LOVE,
 R. T.. TUCKER,
 f3t. and others.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-02-17
STATE OF ARKANSAS, County of Pope.

STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 County of Pope.
 l, A. J. Bayliss, clerk of the Cir cult Court and exofiicio clerk of the County Court, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is d true copy of the order of said court in re- lation to the matter therein named, as per County Court Record Book ssE" page 33l.
 Witness my hand and the tL.S. seal of said court this
 18th Feb. 1876.
 A. J. BAYIISS,
 Clerk.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-02-17

-Cotton-inferior, 5@6c.; or dinary, 7c.; good ordinary, sG9c. ; low middling, l04e.; middling, He; fancy grades, l l. lc.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-02-17
K. B. WILSON, Notary Public.

RUSSELLvILLE, .... ARKANSAS Am prepared to take aeknowlegmenfs ol nee,ls and other written instruments; also to take dispositions
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-02-17

In the County Court of Pope coun-
 ty, State of Arkansas, January,
 January term, 1876.
 In the matter of the Paupersl
 of Pope County, Ark.
 At this day it is ordered by the Court that all persons who are now paupers of said couny, are required to report to the County Court of said county, at an adjourned term of said court to be held at the Court House at Dover, on Monday the 9th day of March, 1876, to be by the court examined as such paupers.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-02-17
MARDI- GRAS.

PROCLAMATION BY THE KING OF THE
 CARNAvAL:-
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YORK, Friday, April 81, 1876.
Below will be found the prices realized to
day AZ Arch Johnston's Mart Thrtcenth-sj, between
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
Amuecments.
14TII-
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

THE GRAND BALL OF 1876, ~,
TUESDAY EVENING. Arr %, 1875. Mt 2 O'CLOCK LOT tne
benefit Of the NeW-York Women's Centennial Union.
BALL COMMITTEE.
Cann AIr. lanrara
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
Gycnr5lons.

rCO CHARTER for EXCURSlONS-SaloO
A steamers WYOMING and WILLIAM COOK barges
EFPUBLJC, CHICAGO. BAEDwIN, CALEDONIA, and
ANNA. -ALDERNEN PARK. EXCELSIOR, ORIENTAL
RARGTAN BEACA, COLD SPtING, aud IONA Island
GROVES 90 O1cc - Mes; ST., opposite Christopher
H. b. CEossETT.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
DOKER'S RiTTERS-
Boaro ano Roome
Below rourteonsh-s..
L. FUNKE JR, Sole Agent.
REMOVED 10 Is John &

Below rourteonsh-ss.
A ! ny voE.K kKIISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
UProv,sh n ip,ii::iiBNNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al TIIE
st. or 49,, ,VhElCEs Ne s3S BroadwaT cor Thirty nr.t
ThirS "sst Insniy tAiIdst, Eighth.are: 7sO
Hsrse iniidaye, cor One hundred fonrtl A.
once Tslss hahA Buldins), up 10 D. H. at regular
A 4M2: 4M2: 122 EAST 11TH-ST., Private house.
Apply al e. floor and Easements Second Floor rooms
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SOrses. Carriages, farness, &r.

COR SALE.-Park-tOp PIlAETON for sale,
cheap IN perfect running order. bulls by good y
lake1, And GO4 account OF going Europe. AGy
Bas 3lstsL
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
5iina!lons Uanie>-femlles.

5linauon5 Uanie)-femlles.
LADY,, MAID and SEAMSTRESS-By a
10y and excellent operation has ysr good uptown
Or sdTsss e5 second door above ssist
| TAUNDRES>--Ay young, woman IS Laundressi
has c1c.llsnt rsf rcncc. Ga az lO7 West4lsts ST.
4 AUNDRESS.-A iirst-clsss aundrcss wishes
fmlr Eool,incn's wassiis 20 do at l'r ogn home
sio lis uos o city rosTencc No 200 Vest "6th
AUNDRESS-By q fully competent young
IL woman, VIE "a good family lArndress can starch PEI
p.a. 1ute, AMI 80 up ssntl.ns, sArS IN sui.r s'5g
7 AUNDRESS-By superior laundrcss, who
4 j can do us clothes oqnL te new IS clear sarcher
mlnrue4i,aA o1 AZ JAC-L 49, iaSiih SL:l'
vANra' BL kAU' COZ O. ave. between ~oth ana dou ''
1t ioor.
NURSE.-A young girl as nurse is Wiling
- ana obnsing is lind to children Call at io' West
NURSERY GOVERNESS, or to take care of
~ ,ogns children by yonng kLglsh r naI can peak
81 sa EsA iss sa ave above h't FoI - M o.
NUGSE.-A thoroughly competent nurse to
y mind ohrrn SOW. assist with chAnbcrvork can
ely ely fcisolco ii' ;c.- 3 3davc, roor
NURSE. Experienced nurse, city or country,
~ BY neat, ,ihful .msoe gri can rese az nfap y lT3n
rs orh viii .ao Eoerl,e wase CAL or address KATIE
95l tthaye, second docr above l5i't. .-
NURSE and LIGHT HOUSEW0RK-By a
~ young Er 8 years od very gene5 a Is brought nP 70
COZ oth ave. GeiSeon 35ih and 36th -sts.
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS or CHAMBER
~ MAID and sEANsrA!iss-By a neat aad very ef ef,
y-ars her s.t place Can or address MARY 81 GthaYe
% door above 5Idst
NURSE SE-SEAMSTRESS-W Wanted by a bright,
CHI raS i&gsY'' 4 atp,s1aeq sGS and atsor
.e hshes. ie"nSaais & ,o Ia a. uSoP ~
cEAMSTRESS.-Wan by a cOlOred seam
- stress by The day week Inquire at l62 West
2tth ST.
| XVAITING.-An American Protestant to do
w waiting small private family. Call at lo9 West
NVATfRESS and CIIAMBLRMAlD-Bya a gen
W oel y,nng III Who undsr 'ans Waiil9s m - ShsIoSs
and W,l Can bo seen Al COZ 6th"ye between
WAITRESS aud CHAMBERMAID-By, "a, a
W neat, lJ, willing and obhgng yoqng Woman, thoi'
oushly cAloIirucri gets up sANiN; can "@t o.
G%1G am. Nn ~ er,nees % kPp" At oDEL q Co.'S No.
| LOO vests 't.-st, corner Of Broad y.
SVASmNG.-A respectable widow woman
w sisae. washls or h5usecleamns BY day. SlS est
4ith.st. in tar-2l Door. -
NVAsHlNG.-A respectable woman to go out
~ By he day w.shins ~ 6o' OF "N0 "''"s
! yEyASHING.-A respectable woman would
W Ikea fsw di.s and ecntoens yashins or Honld go
by The Day best Of city reie'ohoe Ai" u "Nh' @o
| VVASNING.-A superior colored laundress
,,t, So .e Mrs ~ Brown. 3jI Ithaye so West
AsHING.-AMERlCAN and CONNECT
! w CUI LAUNDIN-Fr rtcd'a Ee.e,' oI scutrns,n
vs,,n done: hutnr fr, - Ia 20 per dozen can on
! a Il crs 10. las, 0Otl 81, near ftn ave.
WASHING. IRONING, and SCRUBBING
! w In amt oaI the house Az East llil's1 roar
! WET NURSERY respectable and healthy
w woman city reference. Can OF address lJ' "ts'
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w fresh briL,i oi milk, wishes b@oS 10 "e' h '0 ~
| all week az No. $50 West +Otl-SI
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New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

20 N1NTH-ST., few doors west of Broadway
40 -FURNISHED ROOMS for gentlemen also, for law
yer physician dentis, OFFICE on the FIRST hoOr fm
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Gelp Oanle0

VERY profitable, genteel BUSINESS; iauleS
or gentlemen Address Win stamp ,..,.,,, I, ~
AMERICAN AHr COMPANf a, MaSHiIst'"' ~ y
JNTAITRESS.- Wanted, n competent Swedish
w nar,ap IA war, S. Apply between and IL a. H. AL
- West 18Th st
yVANTED-Agents in every town In New
w Jersey. -,DrNcs
comprising ..
oppuONS and PEAIER MEETING TALK,
ly ID. !. MOODY -.
o,t,oreA m IN. NeNY0rk Hppodrome Expressly oI TIE
TnNE carfny rsysvd and ooreeted VITA fu index 70
ot AID ilinstraons and VIII include notes ans sermons
m IN fron ycrAu reports that have never Deee PlD sho
Tne protected by copy rghI ABOUT ouV I.nv
fnoMAs c. LYON, state Agent - besyeaye ,,sr Nss1
M. a, ~. % a -, - I, ;, nm, - 49,
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

10 EAST 23D-ST., MADISON-SQUARE.
- First class house several ROOMS, with BOARD
bout the ls of May Apply a. 26 East 23dst Mrs KENT
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

30 EAST 11TH-ST. has now changed
- hands and IL thOi oughly renovated and Is now
O recAiYn BOA RIDERS al mOdelaie teruIs
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
Jnstrnrtion.
Continued from Eighth Page.
Coun rv.

IRVING INSTITUTE T@rytown, w ,sry a. i@S no aS
i n,,as Jas g. Thorough nstIac ~, acn' ~
ion 1n' 20 send for s,eial ROWE Principals
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

AWNEES Of u magBiGcently furnished house
~ Sfthst. th-2ye. will LEFa suite Of ROOMS;
ryae table desired also ohoT locations rooms with aHi
without board. y. DALEY, 666 6th.ave.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
3oaro ano Rooms.
East Side

East SIDE.
A II 100 East 10th-st., pleasant furnished
"A ROOMS, either with without BOARD; family private,
American adults house modern with all iEproye emeDts
moving In May
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

STH-AVE., No. 5-With board two largo
- handsomely furnished single for gentlemen at sum
mer prices
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

NO. 20 WEST 23D-S ST.-Eutire SECOND and
THIRD FLOORS elegantly furnished with private BATH
10 LIE - With breakfast, to gentlemen reference.
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fettures ano Glesllnqs.


CHICKERGNG HALL-Fifth-aye. Lecture
~ j. Jay Hers Monday evening. Aprl ~
"The HuDorsts ol the PEs1 aud Present"
Tickets ~ FoNDs, ~ Union SQUARE
I ECTURR. 90 DR.. j. g. HOLLAND on THE
- ELEMENTS OF PERSONAL POWER" AT the Re-
Presbyterian Tshi inace 39hst between Broadway
sHd Eighthsvc. TUfS AG EVENING, PM 2j Tckes ~
bucr = Co.'S, AID roDl q Cos BROADWAY and Union So
THREE LECTURES on STRUCTURE and
HsMoRRHolDS: Il frequent coen steAce aud influence
the cause Of exhaustion and irritable
blsdder asrra Of medical trcaiment nstSet IsnsNa of
both affections, with urse type cssss, BY EDNARD IL
DIN, II. D. editor Of Iho ScIpS, 40 2Jc. Once
hours TO- 10 and 10 10 evenings, - 5thave.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

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