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National Republican., 1877-10-20
VEGETINE
WILL CURE CANKER HUMOR.

RnCKronr, MASS. NJ arch ~, 1874
II. Y. SSCtns. Ssq.:
SiR: Lust fall my husband got me two bottles OF
your NEGETlNE 10 take for the Canker llumor,
which have hal In my stomach for several years.
took II, AMI the result very satisfactory. have
taken good many remedies, iOr the CinE"r Humor,
and none seemed to help me but NEtiEl NE. There
IN doubt in my mind that every one su prng with
Canker Humor can he cured by taxing NEEEfINE-
II gave me good appetite. and felt better In every
respect.
Yours, with respect,
Mrs ELIZA ANN POOLE.
National Republican., 1877-10-20
Use Ozone

Use Ozone
Inhaler for Catarrh or Colds. 25 cents.
G32 New York avenue
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An oleaginous compound Of singular merit for
dressing the hair. Its use soon renders harsh, dry
hair soft and pliable, strengthens Il when weak
and gives II that rich gloss which Is the charm OF
early youth Price, 25 and 80 cents per bottle.
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Coare Suits for Jaunty:Boys who ,

jackets Entirely new Boys Department
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OIpIlp Cures
IL Nnm MnII

CGtar'h, Asthma. Hay Fever and Colds. o. cents
GIG New York avenue.
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4 SrryiccnJlc

n nObhy scarf or scarf pin CXamin" the stock o
sLks the CIOthirr, 49, and 10 Pennsylvania avenue
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Fall Overcoats to suit any taste, from grave to
gay, while the prices conform to any purse.
A. SAKs & Co,
3l6 Seventh street.
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Young men who desire stylish clothes at a

tied outlay should call on us.
a. sAKs & Co,
3l6 Seventh street.
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A. sAKs & Co, Sls Seventh street.
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Boys School Suits, from a.5o-a Y,

stock in our new Boys Department
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A. sAKs 4 Co., 3l6 Seventh street.
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CITY ITEMS.

WELLS ORIGINAL MACHISE.SrREAD STRENGTHEN.
INd PIAsTERs.
The oldest and the best. All who have used
them attest their merit. Sold by druggists. Twenty,
twenty five and thirty cents, according to szo.
NoUSG people, pay attention to your teeth, Clean
them daily with 1hurstOn's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow.
der. the best dcntifrice known. 1t will preserve
their whiteneSs through life, prevent decay and
early neglect therefore take heed in time. Price,
25 and 80 cents per bottle.
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Dr. Morrelrs
Ozone at druggists, % cents
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Do not bo Deceived by the temporary warm
weather. The time will come when you may want
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DIR. Niorrell's
| Ozone for Cat.
Island Methodist Church.

o"'"' ''' ~ G32 New York avenue
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an overcoat. Ifso, buy now, while tho assortms
L. nnnnrlnIn
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-04-26

TERMS PAYABLE IN ADVANCE: M Course e..p' ...'i.................... ~. $50 % sound and raper. '!.''..,. ~ $50 %
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-04-26

lold box store house, built by Capt. lJ. H. Perry for store house. We
 respectfully submit to the officials of tEis road if our town has had justice at thelr hands? And we offer the suggestion to the gentlemen who deeded the company the ground for depot purposes here, that it would
 be entirely right and proper for them to demand that the conditions be complied with.
 -RUssELLyILLE WANTS. A good tanner who will come to Russcllville and engage in the tanning business will beyond all doubt make money. There is no tan yard here, nor none within miles of the place which is able to supply the local demand for leather. There are thousands of pounds of hides shipped from here every year which could be sold at handsome profit to the tanner If converted into leather here at home.
 Russellville also wants a furniture manufacturing establishment, and we know of no better locality any where for the location of one, than right here. All kinds of timber can be had almost for the cutting of it. The freight which is paid on all the furniture used and sold in Arkansas would of itself be a handsome profit to a manufacturer located here. A live energetic firm who will engage in this business here can get large Arkansas and Texas trade, and will make money.
 IN THE WORLD OF MAGIC AND FAiRYLAND.-"Signor Fabra and Mile Faltony appeared at the Opera House last night in thelr wonderful specialties, entitled, Two Hours in Fairyland.' The Signor is truly wonderful slelght-of- hand performer and an illusionist of the first water. All his representations are entirely new and attractive. From flour vas es filled with sand he caused to grow in the presence of the audience, rose bushes two feet high, redolent with beautiful and fragrant flowers: handkcrchiefs were burned in the presence of the audience, and after wards caused them to appear ill a lighted candle, without thread be- Ing scorched; confectionery was manufactured from sawdust and the candies distributed to the ladies and children; canary bird was burned before the footlights, burned to q crisp, and afterwards made to appear alive and akicking in the heart of a loaf of bread, and attached to it's feet by a little ribbon dangled a gold ring borrowed from lady and fired at mark from a pistol. As the entertainment was lengthy and varied, it is impossible for us to de- scant at length upon every trick of the magician, and for the benefit of those who would see for themselves we will state that he gives matinee this afternoon and a performance tonight It is the best show for children that has been here thls sea son, and parents should not neglect an opportunity to afford their little ones the pleasure of witnessing the great performance" "-Gazette.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-04-26
Sheriff Sale.

Notice is hereby given that on Thursday tho 24th day of May A. D. SIT, at the court house kansas. I will sell at public vcndue to the high est and best bidder on q credit of six months the following described real estate situated in Pope county, Arkansas, and more particularly at the South west corner of lot number nine (9l in Block NJ in Davis Addition to the town of Dover and running south seven hundred and thirty-seven (737) feet, thence east three hundred and thirty (330) feet thence north seve hundred and thirty seven t73D feet, thence west three hundred and thirty (330) feet Also lot six in block E, and lot twenty-two f22) in block D in the town of Dover, Pope county, Arkansas All of said real estate this day levied on by me as the property of W illiam Reynolds to satisfy an execution in my hands in favor of John H. Thomas O., against William Reynolds and William J. Reynolds for the sum of SG04.50 with interest at 10 per cent from the 30th day of May 1876.
 E. E: HOGlNS. Sheriff of Pope Co.,. Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-04-26
ATKINS BUDGET. W eathcr assorted. rain Monday.

Wheat crops fiourishing.
 -"Sring time has come gentle Annie"
 Rex left Atkins in a box car Tuesday. Wonder fine is going to stop at Wards hotel. | Jim R. (bettcr known as Billy Jim says the Russellville 3-Meal Club is fourishing only "tolerably we'll"
 MT. A. T. Embry and lady are on visit to the City of Roses. Hope they will have nice time.
 We were proud to see so many in attendance at Sunday School last Sabbath, and we hope to see it the same every Sunday.
 Bro. Crawford delivered an ex- cellent sermon at the Methodist church last Sunday. Come again Bro. C., when it suits your conven- fence.
 Miss Amanda Reynolds, who has been attending school at Con way, has just returned home looking as pretty as ever, and our R. R. Clerk is 'appy
 Warm enough to go swimming. Dr. Potts tried it horse back in Gum Log last Wednesday. Doc, havs you found ''those" pill-bag yet?
 -Bejach how do you like the practice of physic? Only "tolerably well'' we imagine.
 Will. NJ. says that Tom. H. is great nuisance. Don't you wish he would die every Sunday, or make himself scarce about "those" parlor, Billy?
 John and Roof White of Dover, were in our city Monday evening. Come again, boys. Tom says he will stand back for Roof next time.
 There is some talk of 3-Meal wedding to take place soon. Can any of the boys inform us who the 3-M. NJ. is? In order that we may investigate it.
 The cotton season being over, the dealers in the feecy stuff have turned their whole attention to play ing marbles, and Eph. is perfect.
 Miss s. F. Fuqua has opened millinery establishment next door to Winn's drug store, and our good looking assistant postmaster says she is doing flourishing business. He can tell the exact number of lady visitors she has in day, wheth- CT business is dull with him or not.
 It is said of a certain young man of this "burg" that he can bite q piece out of an alligator two feet under the water without dampening his lips. Dr. F., Homer says he don't doubt your honesty at all. But thinks there is something very ''peculiar' about it.
 We are none of us towards but we think it very ''previous" why Bejach (being Grand 3-Mcal Master
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-04-26
Warning Order.
IN THE JOHNSON CIRCUIT CoUR'

 Albert G. Cherry, Plaintiff,
 against
 R. A. Rogers Administrator of the estates of J. l.. c. Logan and c. w. Logan. deceased. c. c. Logan, a minor, c. C. Logan, a minor, R. A. Rogers Guardian of C. c. X o. C. Logan, mi nors, D. W. Mitchell and Jane Mitchell his wife, c. W. Tatum and Sarah Tatum, his wife, and Mary F.. Cherry, wife of the said plaintiff. heirs at law of the estates of J. l.. '. < C. w. Logan, deceased, defendants.
 The defendants G. W. Tatum and Sarah Ta- tum are warned to appear in thts court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Albert C. Cherry. March 26 1877. 114t J. NJ. THOMPSON, Clerk.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-04-26

of the Grrnd 3-Meal Lodge) didn't task papa when she requested him to. But Bejach says if any man doubts his courage, why, just say so, and he (Bejach, of course,) will measure his length.
 A.-3-M.-M.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-04-26
Maater,a SaIe.

Notice is hereby given that under and in pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court of the United States for the Eastern District of Arkansas entered on the 9th day of January 1876. as Special Master in chanccry will on the 18th day of May ,s77 offer for sale to the the front entrance of the Dodge X Osborne Block corner of Main and Fourth streets in the City of Little Rock, Arkansas, the follow ate in Pope County, Arkansas, to-wit: the un- divided 1s Of the E l4 and the undivided 1s of the $ E l of the N W 14 of section a in town ship north range 20 west. And the whole of the s W l4 of the N W l@ and the W l4 of the SsW I of Section in township 6 north range IS west, to satisfy decree in favor of and against William Reynolds the defendant herein for the sum of ($i9s9.5S) nineteen hum dred thirty-nine and iifty-eight hundredths dollars. THOMASJ J. MARTIN,
 special Master.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-04-26
The People Want Proof.

There is no medicine prescribed by physicians, or sold by Druggists, that carries such evidence of it's success and superior virtue as BosCiIEE's GERMAN SYRUP for severe Coughs, Colds settled on the breast, Consumption, or any disease of the Throat and Lungs. A proof of that fact is that any person afflicted, can get sample bottle for 10 cents and try it's superior effects before buying the regular size at 70 cents. It has late lately been introduced in this country iron Germany, and it's won- derful cures are astonishing everyone that use it. Three doses will relieve any case. Sold by J. NJ. Harkey & Bro. [eow.]
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-04-26
LITTLE ROCK co IN MERCIAL COLLEGE
 A N D.
 TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE. Tho Most Complete, Thorough and Practical Institution in the Country. Little ROck. Ark.
Little Rock. Ark

YTyHIS institution offers superior facilities for u preparing young and middle aged men and women for the counting room, and Tor the management of business and financial affairs.
 The full Commercial course, as presented in the Preparatory, Actual Business and Bank ing Departments of the College, embraces critical instruction to those who may require it, in Reading, Spelling and Arithmetic, Book '. keeping by single and double entry as applied to business pursuits of every description. Bus iness Pcnmanshp, Commercial Calculacions, Mercantile Correspondence, Detection of Coun- terfeit Money, Lectures on the science of Ac- counts, Business Activities, Organizations, Economies, Business Customs and Etiquette, Commercial Law, Finance and General Laws of Trade.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-04-26

HAVE WE JUsTICE?-The ques- tion is not unfrequently asked Us by strangers who visit our town, "What amount of bushes do you do, and what does the shipments from your depot amount to per yeary" When informed that something like 700 car loads are shipped from here per year, surprise IS expressed that we have not better depot building. We have casually remarked upon the shabby shanty used by the rail road heretofore, but we supposed that as soon as the road should be completed through that Russellyille would be given at least as respecta- ble building as other stations of far less importance have. The time has now come when our citizens have a right to expect and to ask a better building here.s The company was given handsome plat of ground, some s or 10 acres, we believe, for depot purposes, and if we under stand the matter correctly the deed was made conditioned that the com paly should build a respectable depot within a reasonable length of time. The company has sold lots from off this plat of ground, but have never yet built the depot. The shan
 ty used for depot is shame to our town, and is nothing more than an
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-04-26
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 Warning Order.

IN JOHNSON CIRCUIT COURT. J. c. Clark, J. J. Ryan and John Curtis. Pl'tffs,
 against John l.. Wilkins, Defendent.
 The defendent John L. Wilkins, is warned to appear in this court within thirty day3, ard answer the complaint of the plaintilIs, J. C.. Clark, J. J. Ryan and John Cnrtis. March s6, 1877. J. NJ. THOMPSON, 114t Clerk.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-04-26

SPECIAL DISCOUNTS will be made to Clubs and Deserving Parties.
 Usual time required to complete the Full Commercial Course, from 10 to Is weeks.
 Students can enter the College at any time, as there are vacations. Re sure to visit or address this College before. going elsewhere. a5-l2m AARON BALES, Principal.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-04-26

-FAIR WARNING.-All persons in debted to the undersigned are here by warned that have placed all my book accounts and other claims in the hands of l.. w. Davis, for collec- tion. Costs and. trouble may be saved by calling on him and making settlement at once.
 +. K. BARRow. Russellville, April 26, 1877.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-11

The queen would not do that Alter
thanking the queen he said ''Tell her
that will be good man; that my people
will he good, will take my people to
the Red Deer country. And now, de-
clare before you that will not make any
trouble or annoy you, or give pain to the
queen. will be quiet; will never light
on your soil unless TO tight for you; then
| will tight. Place me where you like, ]
will be at peace In Canada. But you are
brave soldiers, and not treaty-breakers,
thieves and murderers. You would think
me coward, if did not die fighting the
Americans. Therefore, while 20 to
Red Deer now to live at peace here the
speaker almost shrieked], will come
back WHEN my braves are strong, or If
they will not come with me, will come
alone, and fight the Americans until
death. You love and respect; them |
hate, and your queens soldiers would de-
spisc me ii | did not hate them. That is
all. am ready to 90 with you TO the
Red Deer"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-11

TUE FUTURE HOME OF THE
SIOUX.
A New York telegram says that Fort
Walsh letter dated November LIST, says
Sitting Bulls future home is to be on the
Deer river. The bloody old warrior and
his band will be closely watched by the
police, but the most efficient watch over
him will be that of the Black.ieet and
Plain Cree Indians, tribes which have no
love tor the Sioux. The Deer river coun.
try full of bufialo and small game, with
good market tor skins and iurs at the
Hudson Bay company.
The dispatch says: "Three days ACC
Sitting Bull was told by Col
Mcleod that he was to hole
himself In readiness to move to hi.
new quarters; that the queen had through
her servant at Ottawa provided q goot
home for him where he could live In
peace. Sitting Bull made az eloquent re.
ply, saying: ~ came to you In the first
place because was icing hard driven by
the Americans. They broke their trea.
ties with my people, and when rose up
and fought, not against them but for our
rights as the first people on this
part OF the earth, they pursued
me like a dog and would have hung me
70 q tree. They are not just. They
Drive us Into war and then seek to punish
US Tor lighting. That Is not honest.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-11

TaR Memphis Appeal says, that vessels
Of great draft should have free access to
the AissIssippi river from the gulf is a
matter Of importance to every CONNER
clal city on the river banks. 1t is, there
fore, gratifying TO know that, beside the
jettiss, the Barataria canal company are
taking measures to create another en-
trance from the ocean. Complete sues
cess on their part viii be valuable add.
ton TO our means Of extending COM
merce. While the canal is getting ready
we have the jetties, notwithstanding
doubts to the contrary, demonstrated
saccess. ~ the exit and entrance Of large
vessels have proved, and as the following
oficial statement places Beyond contro'
versy: .eiis's asueI aam
UNITED STATES ENGINEERS OFFICE. |
PoRT EADs, La, November l, 1877.
JAhrs B. EADs, ESQ: ',r#'f
SiRlOn the thirty. first day OF October
tuCH0 W. y bWCuSyeaOOt Cnhiliicl ~ dVcIs
age food tide through the bar at South
Pass, and throughout the pass aud be.
tween the jetties., Its least width was
two hundred and ten feet. A practical
BE channel oftwenty- feet was found.
The interruption 10 navigation for q.
vessel drawing twenty-five feet was tour
hundred and thirty feet in length.
Wherever found, that is with the ex-
osptlon Of tho Interruption above noted.
the twenty-twosfo0t channel was at least
one hundred and nxty feet wide. The
space lacking twenty-two>fOot channel
OF u full width of two hundred feet is
about eight hundred and fifty feet in
length. At low tide October 3lst these
depths were. lessened eight-tenths OF q
foot, and d high tide five-tenths of a foot.
On October 34ttt 4 wide channel OF TWEEN.
ty-tHo and one hall feet deep was found
at the bead OF South Pass. certify that
the above II correct statement taken
from the results Of my latest survey.
- y Gscgsab 4 M. r. BRowN,
Captain Engineers, U. 3. A.
tOmcial.l Furnished by order of the
Hon. Secretary of War.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-11
THATsTATE HOUSE ApPRoPRlA.
y ,r lion.

The following circular issued by State
Auditor Needles, regarding the propo.
aed state house appropriation explains
itself and will be read with interest,"
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d}tAll,' 8s|Elatln',.

RX.D,WnsAsEi, clerk ofthe appel,
lsts 1ourt IL. this, the Fourth district,
hss fnsued the following notice, dated ut
NJ. Vernon, Illinois, Nov. 2, 1877;
tn iusl,ees Of the appellate court Tor
this di1gIct, consieting of >. j. sAilen,
DAVID j. Baker and-Tanner, held an In
formal msstIhg here to-day, and exchan,
red Views q to the adoption OF rules tor
She Transaction OF the business
OF this court. 1t was agreed
that the clerk select "a suitable
design for q seal, and procure the
necessary record books, stationary, etc.
II was also understood that the rules OF
the supreme court, 50 tar as they are ap.
plicabIe, shall govern the appellate court.
The rules In reference to abstracts and
briefs will be 80 amended as to require
The llllng Of only Ave copies Of each. land
II Will be left discretionary with the par.
ties to furnish them either 10 manuscript
or printed form. II written, they must
appear neat and leglble.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-11
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

The Elections Insure a Demo-
cratic Mel GRITTY in the Senate
The Silver Reconciliation Bill
The Resumption Act-What
Mr.. Hayes will do in the Event
Of the Passage of the Repeal
Bill-Senato tor Vorhees-Cabinet
Changes, Schurz and Key Likely
to 20 Outline Patent Office.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-11

The following circular issued by State
Auditor Needles. regarding the propo.
aed .ttxte house appropriation explains
itself and will be read with interest:
6rArEoF ILLINOIS, !
OTFIcE AUDITOR PUBLIC Acc'Ts,
1PRINGRiELD, Nov. 8, 1877. J.
Yours OF the 9th inst. at hand. You
ask lit ia true that In making the levy
for state tax tor the current year the gov
ernor and auditor included the whole or
any part 0fthe $5Sl,7l2 Is appropriation
TOR the completion of the state house,
and whether, In view OF
the tact that the people have refused to
rs1fy said appropriation, the amount so
included. II any, should be collected from
the taxpayers to remain Idle in the
state Treasury until disposed of by the
next General Assembly. ID
lnanswer / FIRST call yonr attention to
the 1act that the officers named have no.
thing 70 do with computing or estimat,
ing the amount to be raised by taxation.
The Constitution provides that this shall
be done BY the General Assembly; hence
the amount to be raised upon the assess.
ment for each year Is fixed by statute.
Tho duty OF the Governor and Auditor
10 connection herewith Ia the very SIM
pie clerical one Of determining what rate
percent. extended against the equalized
valuation Of al taxable property OF the
State viii produce the amount authorized
10 be raised. @s ~ ~ fs43e s
The question then would be: Did the
Thirheth General Assembly include the
wh0le or any part Of tho State House ap-
preparation In the amount authorized to
be raised upon the assessment for the
years .l6T ana 1872 PFC d
The eighteenth section Of the fourth
article Of the Constitution makes II oblig.
at0ry, upon each General Assembly to
provide for all appropriations "necesc
sary for the ordinary and contingent ex.
psuses OF the Government until the ex>
plrAtien OF the. first fiscal quarter after
the adj0urnment Of the next regular ses.
sion, the aggregate amount OF which
shd1 not cxceed the amount OF revenue
anthcsizsd BY law to be raised in such
time." "a HI H1 III
The ukIftieth General Assembly, by
act approved May %, 1877, fixed the
amount 10 b raised for general and State
purposes % follows: &
Ipon assessment for ls77...........S o. ,000, 900
Upss asssssmsnt Tor lsIs.. .s........ 100000
Aggregate for the two years. .$3, 600
The appropriations made at the same
sesel0n payable from SAID levies, exclud-
Ing the contingent State House appro..
prIatiOn, Aggregated S3, 524, 033. 81
II would seem, therefore. that the
Assembly did not include any part OF said
State House appropriation in the amour,
thus authorized To be raised. Respects
fully yours, 7. B. NEEDLES,
Auditor.
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tue office, and hcsltatcd to forward their
models and papers. Pho business Of the
office 10 as promptly attended ,oas usual,
and there is to say the least, no greater
danger than before the destruction OF
models and papers. In tact there is less,
owing to the greater care exercised.
DEN.