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The Russellville Democrat., 1877-01-18
No .ce tO Creditors.

Notice k hereby given That -etlers Of administration nave been granted to the undcrsigned as aumnist at IT of che estate ol X. Vck, ucveas,d, dated the 2zd day of December, 1876, and all persons having cldtms against the estate ot said A. Nic~, are required to eXhlbiG the same to said aumihist ator properly authe = tlcated within one year after the date of saiu letters or they may be precluded from any beuent VI tine estate Of said 4. NIck, anu II sad claims be not eXhmted wIimn two years rom the daie of sal't letters they wlil be ,oreyer barred and pre- ciuled rom any benehC from sald estate. This l6tn January, 1877.
 WM. |. iAkKEi,
 Administrator or the estate of A. NicA, deceased. Jan. lo-6w.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-01-18
Valuable Farm fOl. Sale.

The undersigned offers his farm, consisting of four hundred acres of good land, for sale. 200 acres of this is as fine land as there is on the Arkansas River, and POO of it is first class upland-aIl laying in a block, and above overflow. S0 acres a high state of cultivation. Good spring and fine well of water. Good steam gin and grist mill in running order. Location s miles west of Russellville on Little Ro k X It. smith Raili oad. Platform anu side track Ut rhe gin. A bargain can be hau. Address ISAAC MADDOX,
 Haddoxburg, Pope Co.,, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-01-18

A WONDERFUL CorroN.-We es- pecially refer our readers to the ah- vertisement, to be found elsewhere, of the justly celebrated Cbeatham Champion Prolific Cotton. This cotton was introduced into our State last year, at very high prices, and
 seemingly extiavagant clims were made of it's wonderful prolific quail ities, and some of it was planted in most all parts of the Stale with most hat,ering results, proving be-
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-01-18
Total ....... l94 m $

In RusselIville there is , milis special school tax and 24 liIls corporation tax in addition to the above. Of the above amount 54 mills must be paid Tn currency. { mitis can be pald in State scrip 1 intIis in new county scrip ana , ] ml.Is in old county scrip. The special school tax can be paid lm state scrip and the incorporation yax ln state or town scrip.
 We are under obligations to Hons. C. E. Tobey and L. W. Da-
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-01-18
Special Notice.

The undersigned. proprietor of the Russeliville Meat Market, will pay the highest m irket price for fat beeves, hogs or sheep delivered to him in RnsSellville. Do not send your stock away to other markets, while yon can get the same price for 1t at home. Gall on or address,
 VIM. DA-US,
 Russelivilie, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-01-18
GUARANTEES SATlSFAGTPN
RJsSELLg!LiE M l le & emaie HIGH SCHOOL.
PRoF. DAVID ,. PATRICK, A. M.,
 Principal.

The Scholastic yea. will bo on October to July, aad will be divide, into two ses- sIons.
 Thl Fall Session will open on the First Mo '!a' oi O,.ohe laiG ali clos: the last oi Fcb.la y, 1871
 The spring session will open the 1st of MI oh. lS7iauj clos. th1 Firs week m Jul, with an A..nUal Examination. The Course O stud" will be as extensive and vafted as will bc found II any i4ls itu- tlpil oi similar glale. n.ii he rex. Books he mos a. I,oNcft m use
 Rates Of Tuition per Month; spelling, R aAI $, " iitn4s Primary
 GgainmDr. fainary A,ithm,tjc,
 Fiima.H Gcos d Jhr, "a, h o. all. $2O0 Prat ticatG a,nmar. Practical Arith.
 turtiC, tt, Q sIa JnF, uis oTy, Satu-
 lal science, aoh or all. 2.5D Rhetoric, All.b a, Geometry. Trigo-
 n1metiy, Lam or Greek, each or Incidental Fee, per session, 60
 Bolrl.
 oard in private la.uilies, per month, S6 c. SlU
 The Tuition win he repaired monthly. SrGIvnts win be ha,sai from the time Of 4tiaJce ta tho Ilbsc of the ,ession, al lowing mo dt.iu' ti"ls 1NcaJt iu eases of plotrattel sickness, unless by special con t.att.
 For Circulars, &c.. a bplv to the Principal
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-01-18

PoPE CIRCUIT CorRT:- Elizabeth E. Gill, Plaintin,
 ys. Warning Order. Henry H, Gill, Defendant.
 The defendant Henry Fl. Gill is warned to appear in this conrt with in thlrty days, an answer the conn plaint of the plaintiff. Elizabeth E. Gill. A J. BArIIss, Clerk.
 December Io, 1876. Dec. 2l-it.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-01-18
.he DeraoGrat

NfA At4S N&Li4NA III lI -N| uo ATcisul hay.
 --Mr. Isaac Treadwell of Scar ty county paid us 3 pleasant call "Wednesday.
 -S9altDr To-Day, of our county, Is chairman of the Senate Militia Committee.
 Work has been commenced, says the Star, on an addition to the Capital Hotel (the superb Denrkle block.
 MT. - Henderson, of Glass Village, made Us pleasant call Monday, and reports everything "loyely" in h.s locality.
 If any of our patrons want a No. 1 feed cutter We can procure one for them on extraordinary good terms.
 To Mr. Harry Winn, our good friend, and the popular drug gist. of Adkins, we are indebted for substantial iaycrs. Arthur Erwin, at the Post office will furnish any news aper or Magazine published in the ULited States at club rates. keep it before the travelling people--tiat Capt. Barrelle will give you a good square meal for DO cents at the Railroad Eating House.
 To make room for othea mat ter We are forced tl deler the pub lieation of Gov. Miller's Inaugu- ral Address until next week,
 Read the new advertisement in to-day's paper of Messrs Cleav- CT & Co.,, Undertakers, Carpen- ters and Builders.
 Po9.,ia-ili1rtratnd book (26opages) MANHOOD! ! WoMANHooD MARRIAGE I-a2ed rnents to Marriage; the cause and Gre. Sent SecHeflg Se0t d, pos paid for 90 cents, by DR. C. WHITTIER: Or St. Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo-, the great specialist. Read his works.
 Mn. Geo. S. Newman, Super perintendent of the Boston Noun tain Mining x Smelling Compa- ny, was in town last Saturday. en route for the works at Cave City, Newton county.
 We are glad to know that onr brot CT quill.driver, Jacob Flolich, of the White County Record WIS elected Secretary of the Senate.
 We would like to hear from some correspondent in each town ship in this and Johnson county, once or twice a month, in regard to the wheat crop prospects.
 Tine party of gentlemen who were ont SC. enading last Saturday night have our hearty thanks for the excellent music discoursed at ;ne residence of ye editor.
 Cad. J. Hanks, the enterplis. ins representative of the staunch commission house of brooks, Medley & O., Memphis, was in town Tuesday.
 Our young friend, Jas. A. Mnseley, of the firm of j. A. Nose icy & O., left Tuesday for short visit to Waite county. We wish him pleasant visit and a safe return.
 Those of our country friends wa1 have iat cattle, hogs or sheep, and wish to sell them, can do so by bringing them 70 our meat market, Mir. Dacus pays the highest price for marketable stock.
 Are you hungry? Irso, Bar relic can make you feel as happy as 8 prince, by setting before you dime: as you have not seen since you left your grandmothers. T.v oue of hs famous dinners. Anays rpaly ly oa arrival ot trains.
 w. r. Wootca & Co.,, arc inst in receipt of q lot of fresh grocer ies, and have on hand ever, thing belonging to q first class supply house. For staple and fancy gro. ceries try Wootens.
 The American Agricultural is, for Dpccmbe. is on our table, aal is a decidedly interesting number. This is certainly one of tle best journals of the kind pltiiantd Terms $I.0O pel ,...o,. publishpl bv Oranpp
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-01-18
MoRELANp. Jan. s, lS77
To the editor of the DEMOCRAT:

To the editor of the DEMOCRAT:
 The weather during the past few weeks has been of kind to subdue the most refractory. Even "Old Grumblers" are taking Il without murmur, feeling them selves unequal to the occasion. We have had changes from bad to worse, and from worst to ungram nautical more worst. First It blew, then it sncw, then it t'riz, then it thew; and then well we can't describe it..
 Christmas passed on without halting in this vicinity but it was not too cold for old Santa Claus to pay his respects 10 the children by stutiing their stockings with nice things. He made your un- worthy correspondent feel several years younger by stretching his stocking, unexpectedly to him, with a fine apple, &c. It carried him back down the ocean oi time tc the home circle in an eastern cline whfn Mr. Claus" usel to make his annual visits, to oui delight.
 The opinion of some is that the wheat is greatly damaged by the cold weather. C. W. B.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-01-18
NOTICE

Levied upon l.y me as the proper ty of W. A. Stewart, to satisfy an execution ill favor oi the State of Arkansas.
 Terms of sale upon a credit of three months, purchaser required to give bond and approved security for purchase money.
 Given under my hand this 23d day of Dec. A. D. 1876.
 k. B. HOGINS, 502t Sheriff Pope County, Ars:.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-01-18
Nct;ce Ixtreo, dinary.

'
 IF YOU
 Want Il cook,
 Want a clerk,
 Want partner,
 Want situation, Want salesman, Wanta servantgirl, Want to buy q farm, Want to sell q piano, Want to sell d carriage, Want a boarding place, Want to borrow money, Want to sell city property Want sell groceries, drugs, Want sell dry goods, carpets, Want to sell lot of furniture, Want find buyers for anything, A0gERIiSe IT IJ HE DEMOCRAT Advertising secnres customers, Advertising will always pay, Advertising assures success, Advertising exhibits energy, Advertising shows pluck, Advertising means '.biz," Advertise early and late, Advertise or suspend, Advertise immensely, Advertise or "bust,' Advertise long,
 Advertise we'll,
 Advertise now,
 Adve tise,
 HERE IN THE
 D-E-M-O-
 C-R-A-T.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-01-18

A careless reading of the Constitution has led few people that it iorhids the election of a President and Vice President from the same State. A careful examination of it's language will show that this is an error. The Constitution does not permit the electors ot New York for example, to vote for two citizens of New York, but it leaves them free to vote for two citizens of Illinois or Virginia pr any other State than their own. It neither declares nor implies that the President and Vice President shall not be from the same State.--New York Herald.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-01-18
hlAaaJuD! HOW LOST,
 HIM aESTnHEn,

 lts& Just published, u new ejition oi ill. .... Culyerwrils Celebfated Essay on the essl radical cure twithout msuicinel of speHnatOrl h@a or seminal weakness, in NSliiatagy se -niaal lasses, I'm loscnry, Men tai and Physical inca laeitf, In 9edimeuts to Marriage. etc.; also eoasunJ Jtion, epilep- sy anl Iits, ujucei by self-indulgauce or sexual cNtraya sa1te. &c.
 EaTs'- Price. in sealed envelope, ouly six cents.
 rhe celebrated author, in this admirable essay lealy demoastialas, from a thicty years successful practice, that the alarm ing consequences of self f-Gbiise may be rad ically cured without the dangerous use of internal medicine or the appiication of the knife; pointing out mode of cure a, once simple, certain, aad eifeetUal by means of which every sufferer, no matter what his condition ma b., may cure himself eheap ly, privately, aad ia titally.
 IlSss- Fms lecture shOuli be in the hands pf every yOu4h ali every man ii the ldad. Sent under seal, ia Q plaih envelope, t1 any address, post pati. oI receipt Uf six le lts O.. two post stan Js.
 Ad hess,
 IiE CJLVERW ELL MEDICAL CO.,.
 fl .NuH s.. New i1rA f. O. Box, 4)s6.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-01-18
MARKET REPORT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY,

 And can be relied upon as correct.
 OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT,
 Thursday Morning, Jan. IS. since the thaw business has been somewhat more active but there is yet a large falling off both il busi- ness and cotton receipts, as eompar- ed with that done proceeding the holidays.
 Quotations are as follows:
 Gold l06 to l07.
 State Scrip 75' Pope county Scrip 10 to 30.
 Russellville City Scrip 75c. OPTION
 Good ordinary, S@S4 Low middling, SVsiJ Middling lO@ iO4 Dry Gools remain low, without much change in staple and woolen fabrics:
 Brown Cottons, A S@l0 Bleached [" SMl5 Cotton Checks l0ml5 TickinSs lj@37 Jeans 2O@!0 Plaid linseys 2OM3J
 :" |" extra wide 33@37 ! 4 Ip \ IT. I
 Axes, l.l00l. 50 Nails, per keg 5,0Jp7.0O Horse anu mule shoes pr pair 25
 " nails 25@ 8 Bar lrCn, large, .04
 small 6@lU Hullow-ware .OS TOBACCO & LIQUORS Wmskey l.25@A00 Tobacco GO@l.25 APPLES
 Green, from wagon, pr bu. $l@ l 50 Dried ' Sl.50 GROCERIES X PRODUCE Coffee, 25@33l5 Cheese 25 Molasses S5 Sugar I216@l5 Tea l.0U@l.5D Clear side bacon l4 Rice l2h Fish---mackeral l2l6
 < white 20 Flour pr 100 lbs. 2.00@2.50 Wheat 7O@15 Wool 25@30 HlDES--- Dry flint l2 Salt 0@lO Beeswax 20 FLOWS
 1" |" P $50
 '' '' ? zoo Steel !" Pony 9,00
 !" Brinley " 500 l Dbl Shovel 100
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-01-18

Tn, New York Herald compli ments the amiable behavior of the Southern leaders, and says it can no longer he said that the repre- sentative men of the South are Bourbons, if that name i'm, lies men who forget nothing and learn nothIng.' No political lead CTS ever evinced a better aptitude for protiting by experience. The wisdom, moderation and loyalty of the Southern members of con gress aud other opponents of Southern oplni0n at this criticd ana exciting conjuncture ought to be met m a similar spirit by the president and hy all good citizens. We attribute this praiseworthy attitude to the man Illness of the southern character. which has always scorned trick, subteriuge and hlustcr.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-01-18

County Court, g7 JUDGE TnAcn Pre- alt.fns Rirst sianaay n saaGsry, Apiil, Juiy aud October eaeii yeaf
 Proh.ss coarf Third Monday In Janua- rg, apgiis jtlly and October,
 On tGe Kirss Menaay iG October, each rear, the g0uHtY Cenft, constituted of the County Judge and ms Jprltt If the Justices of the Peace shall neet for the purpose of ievFiag county taxes al making apprupri- qtions for the OK peases of tiie county.
 Circuit Court: Twelfth Monday after Fourth Mon lay sn February and August
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-01-18
CHUFASl CHUFAS!

Seed hufas for sale hy !. k. DUKE. Nor ristown, ik. 20 euts per quart S3. % per peek, s6 co per half bu- hel, Si0O0 per slngle bushcL All orders Actom ianigl hY inc sash promptly nlled. 1 pint by nall Ter
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-01-18
10 our Subscribers!

Bsrr in mind that " cross mark on yaaf papeT aigrliss -xAI tilat your si1c IS aeafiy nlit. aIG ycu q. se4usstsd to renew at once.
, 1877-10-24

ppposcd To any further appropriation Of money
to be tltshussed by that Ring, The Ch'ragn
loxr"nl Of Monday lrnpuflentl5 and malicious
ly asserts that the "nc1spaper1 ut this State,
Of both political PARTIES, generally advocate tho
proposition to be submitted " roto OF tho
people nj the coming county elcctfona. 10 mp
proprfatc the needed t;tQ.fN0 In com ytc'c and
fur1llsil tho new s.atc:IIouec at Springfield"
Nov, VIC send you again the names Of the fol-
lowing ncwsrapsrs which utterly anh entirely
condemn tlIc appruprfattpn: THE CHICAGO
TRIBUNE, Chicago Ttmes, Macomb Eagk, Dam
Vile Atscs, Paris Republican. Clinton KYh'r7,
Charleston Courier, i3a!caburR Kegtier, pcoria
7Tnase7iM, Bloomington Ntsrs, Decatur
Sun, Decatur Atttt6liean, Cairo Nulttin.
Frteport H'Ateftn, Canton Lrfyer. Lewiston
Jttnoerat, Peoria Democrat, Cs,ltnrtl'e itt.no-
erdt, Juliet !sInn', Jonc.turo Ea:ett<. Cham
patgn f,asrftt, Champa!gn Timer, Champaign
Uutu., Mattoon t;d,st&e, Sullivan I'ro7rea, shcl-
byvilie La1dtr, Kpbinsnn ArgAs, Mt. Carmel
If1t,tt,, and the TtIscpln It7ltr.
The truth Il, until this late accession of the
paper etlttci BY tho tAcutenani-tiorcrnnr, no
paper in the State outside Of springfield has
had thc fardIhnod to nfvotata 10 dishonest n
|rouositton. Why I.icut..t'nv. Shuman. with
his known reputation for honesty. should, on
the cse of thc election, lend himself 10 ne base
nsea which the state.Ifouse Hing would put
him to, paeees my cotnprelIcntion.
, 1877-10-24
fnr the meeting. which witt bc held At the Club

fnr the meeting. which witt be held At the Club
headquarters
fnc meeting thtH a1ioHsnfh,
iEnEFENnENT3. ....
The Independent Snrt.. aii" tfHh n"t At K1etn'A
Hall, cnrnrf Of Wells and Knzic ttrretr, nat
Ing. About hft! ncFsnna were present.
4 committee fcpnstch that II waa adyiahbln to
wait nnti! thr other ttckrts were nominated. Thn
needing then adjourned until FrIla. night, when
ihtv will eclrct Ticket.
announces himself an candidate far re-eleetlon.
nnd proposes 10 stem the tide. lie III backed ~
konnttee ana Cle.n rtrIniat, nntl thinks that
this 10 AL that Il necessary before A Democratic
Convention. lie expects to he nominated lIy the
WoFktnHmen to-day. and u bS inJursch hy tho
Democrats Tomorrow. Although twtcc jnd!rte,f,
and at tho nrehcnt ttmo In a. complete "RlnR"
o. eref. he has the cfrontcry ta present iiH name,
He haA been In OfFcc hut three yrAtH. and At
rafnry Of 81, O per year la. accumulated an iowa
farm and a liberal displsy Of diamonds, and thinks
That II Reelected hla past experience will Ia Of
great advantage N him. +, .
NOTE.
The Republican candidates nominated at ycate!.
days Convention arc urgently requested 10 meet
al Oc!Dck this afternoon In The clih+roorl Df the
irand l'ncac Hotel, 10 srsanye for the campaign.
nnd 70 arpntnt tho necessary committees. Il full
attendance Il desired.
Col. hrows. nf Lemont. wss In the etty ycpter.
day working up the fnfereash of N, i. ETpwn ~
DctnocfAtc candidate fur Cnnnty Treasurer. Et
spent ma@t Of hie time In The company ~ H01dcnh
god man. to whom he appears to have lusned
everything over.
, 1877-10-24
I)EADSvOOD FEsTIy1T1Es,

The long, wcary Journey from Sidney had come
to an end our hero who had persuaded shall
team" in hdyaneo Of a fEeRht.wnEon 10 visit tbs
land Of gold had arrived. solcd and wcathc bent.
en-, in the metropolitan city Of Dcadwood. Tho
wenry march waR forCntten and t,e JOY wau uncor.
fined. fcFycnt nfnlirer Of the fair SEE, he sought
the dance h0n.c, where ''takc ynnf partner" Is
tho onsy Introduction needed. When tho exciting
1,umont Of ''rcnts to the right" was announced.
htH colossal CUwh!Ac4 emHte tho nonr like tho
pinn,ps of a quartx-uitl. When The welcome sound
q ''nalenco . Tic r'rht rnng through Tho crowd
hoor-ce. anl sloulderiug his fair partner
absorbed tnmbleEful Of burning fluid.
rprany upon tic door and o1.snttotsc.l 4 hrcsks
dawn. u Dog m my melt. | nm Tho Tiger Of the
tassn,icr ~ jniec'' XII aet. shcntci Tic noor o.
n.auager "scrape them cats lnnars and let's
Goldfish arnund." In the excitement o! tnI! hands
ronnd. y the heavy weight unfortunately colided
with our pilgrim. and explanations wero Of no
aya!i, - am bad, shouted oar hero: ''lu. mo Al
my harnGrn: I'm Yellow tailed wolf; let ma,ptck
hid eyes out: lin wooly horse, hari 10 cnrry,
loop.cs; I'm m elen!ant. l'm-" lust then 10
ttoI I'd = favored corn OF haHjy hesdor, wh0
pasted 0nr hcrn 0ns betwecn tho eyes, which
seated him violently upon The t,oor. Az he arose,
hlowng lc ruby autd from his nasal pEon,ontary,
be reiterated, 'tl'm IN elephant, but my htds's
t0r0.N
, 1877-10-24
THE SITUATION.

hare placed their county ticket IN tho field and It
u ouly In what The Democrats anl Wnsktngmcn
will do thnt intcrcst centres On all slcs 1t was
conceded yesterday afternoon that tic Republicans
had selected q nost excellent ticket, from Trcasur.
E, down To County Commssoncrs. The Icmo.
riats felt blue over It, The class OF mcn chosen by
tho Convention somewhat atumpcd tho ''o1d war.
horses" OF tho ''roek. .soaiod," ami showed thc,n
that the Republicans meant tn crush, the Rfngs.
The nomination Of cx.Al. =. II. McCrca for County
Treasurer was especially tatltfhceory. Tho Ucn.
tle,nan Is known 10 bu moat excellent business
man, uf uusulllcA reputation. largo taxpayer,
opposed 10 1singa+ AMI who bcifeycs In and ls
pledgcI to good government. s.,
iertcE.lay afternoon TRIBUNE reporter raw Mr.
Nccreu. said he: II haven't spent tho price OF
tignr for the ntn,tnatIUtI. lldM't expect It, Two
wrckn ns0 was nskcl by sonc fricn1s II | would
allow ,ny iiafnp to bc used III a candidate for
County Treasurer. md said yc.. but that could
nat and WOULD not to hunting md begging for thu
onlcc,~ .-.. ---.
lh!s Ia true. Tho, nomination wa. wholly duo
!" i.1s competency nnd Fupntatinn, md III. pnp1-
rlcctsd, lie will turn money To tho city a. fast
o. collected, and will not min to make interest on
%Ilic tIo rsrottcT was In Mr. McCrsa's once. Sir.
Washington l!eeln. and III. \. z. Eicsinv, camo
~. Mt. WathInv.on Iirslng had oppofed Mr.
tton, Thu Rrcetinr u both WA decidedly cor:
.l!a! ath Of thc ylstc,s extended tho right hand
I'd hls sappart. Iio WA aIad 70 10 bcateu. by 70
L!'norablp an oppnncns. Mr. IIsslns sall he xs4
Ejaa that to lad bccn successful In securing hfs
ierses to ba recognized Thai WI i I'll ho had d..
uandcd. md ho ha,l Accomplished t,3a end. II is
{ esa ss' a 70
my greater satisfaction than that which was Sc
lrstcd yesterday III Farwcl Hall.
THH DEMOCRACY
scsmcd diecoualed b! the results. They talked Of
bringing out Aaolph sl1ecn,ngcr for couhir Trraau.
, 1877-10-24

A meeting OF the Cook County Indepentent
Erernbaek Club WAS held last uighl at tbcIr bead
lusrtcIs, No, l'N Clark strcet. George 4. Dowau,
slis President. occupied tho chair,
y. +. Norton moved INSTALL business BE- post.
Poned+ and that when tho Club adjourn 1t bs 10
meet AMIN wednesdky evening,
This molfon wa tho subject Of 4 long. .wlnded
lsscuss.on. In which Ms.srs. Taylor, Norton.
lIoyt Whiteom1, Chamborlaio. Allan. Uroox.
WY, Felch, md othcrs took part, Chsfuea
" attempts to ''salt out tho
party" ta one Of the old parttss vefo freeIy
eaaAled around the room, and the diseasslon waxe4
sot snl exciting. EoIuu o{ Tho apeakers were IN
la,a. Ut holding u conycation Thu.day, and
slhcrs urged its to4tponemcnt I'LL Saturday, each
'actlun arcuatus thu ulhsF Of trying to sel out
The ono to tha Democrats, thu Other 10 the Work.
nynen: ,,.. u,...4 ~. ,o,,o,x,n..
Gfesuo1sk n.tis u COX County SHOULD aoli Coaaiy
s I'D ID ri M h hs e
u h0nest. tsIla,!e VIII. .knuxn dirttn n1aek tnen.
NhLyman suarea aud tnn.sd. aud was understood
" .sy that lhe Executive Cunrttce had called d
tohveutiou fur ThutflaT.
Mr. Hohhus olcfet the folloEln.:
u,iss Iom1nistes .ai IsaSunes liss sctiSa ii eto.
Af, CfozieF Aall he wRs : mctnoer Ut tue Con.
1it!se. There we're some Gn u Mho Represented
rolo1y but themselves, their credentials being DC.
ttous. lie would soon 70 among sstl!csaakGs
~ " 10 into their sessions s9atu.
Tue plausible AcNally madu long speech In dc.
10 sltrp.
Aitef aome mose talk ths matter was referred so
loe Cuulmaltco. with lpsEustionA 10 ts.us call for
The Club then adjourned
EluHTH wAHD REPUBLICANS.
Fhe Eighth Ward Republican Club held regular
m's.ins Al thsis hcad4uartets. corner u Harrison
W. sAnsaaoa stEsets, ia4. evening. Tho attend
rttmas v. se.noss offered resolution In