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The Russellville Democrat., 1877-07-26
Land for Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale 2fO acres good upland, lying In Illinois township, sees. H 4 and 15, township ', range 20, west oI salol land 80 acres are in a good state of cultivation good double wall house and barn, and well or lasting water. Known as the Chariey iless place. Terms, two-thirds cash, balance m l2 months. For further particulars. address,
 J. A. HEAnNE,
 Russellvlle Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-07-26
l.. D. Findley.
against l, Columbns NJ. Turner,

Debt and cost. Si3,a0; ani0nsts oi sehcd9ia, sal5 s5; before W. T.. D. Ewing, J r. schedule filed July g!st, is17.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-07-26
Hogs for Sale.

fhave two l,olaad Lhiqa bolrs fpa two sows all about one year old, which havtSneFer been s.s ,fS,,e,bd ana arc therefore tfft better as braetiers [ wili diaposs oi tnsn fer wheat or for other stock. c. P. IohfA.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-07-26

J. |. SHINN 6l O., Russellvllle, Ark. Over 9o0onow in use and the demand increas- ing every year.
 Fndorsed by everybody who has ever seen 1t. Baker it cannot be beat. Answers well for q Room- Heater,. also for CEothes- Dryer, and makes q No. 1 Safe for keeping Bread, Pies. Cakes. Milk. sec.
 Is Portable, can be used In the orchard, yard, kitchen, porch or cellar-weighs 225 pounds. Is F3Fe- Pro0f and cannot be burned down. Is the most ec0aoafc0S Dryer ever invented. every particle of heat generated being utilized. Is idbor sa5iag and simple, so that a child 12 years old can run it successfully. Dries fruit in from Co 10 h0RfS according to kind and quality, an has capacity of 5 Co ' 5atShels of Apples and Co 6 bushels of Peaches per day.
 are preserved, and fruit dried by this process is worth more than double the price of fruit dried in the old way.
 Thousands of testimonials can be produced. Read this from Col. Mead, Superintendent of one of the largest Alden Drying Establish ments on the Peninsula:
 MIDDLETON, DEL, Sept. 24, 1875. MRssRT. ZIMMERMAN & CO.--Gents: l have examined samples of fruit dried by your Evap orator, and l find it in all respects equal to that prepared by the Alden process I have never seen finer fruit by any process, and unhesitatingly recommend the Dryer as con-
 JAS. P. MEAD, supt And this from well known citizen of this part of Arka sas:
 ALTUs NURSERIES, Altus, Ark, MEssRs. J. l.. SHfNN X O.,
 Russellvil1e, Ark. GENTS: Your Zimmerman Fruit Dryer and Baker IS the most practical thing l ever saw. In it you may dry your fruit day nigh !. .srain or shne,n and the fruit dried by it is much better every way than the sundried Then for baking bread. cakes, pigs or sheep. how nicei Your pumpkins too can be made a most valuable crop by drying. for shipping or for home use. Every farmer with even q dozen fruit trees or even an acre of pumpkins ought to have one. Send me one quick.
 c. II. GREGORY. Reliable working agents wanted in every county. Send for terms.
 J. k. Shinn & Co.,,
 Russellyiiie, Arks
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ATTENTIONS! Planters,
 Gardeners,
 & Changers.

p~ n re TS THOUSAND Trees Plants and ee Wines on your own native soil and In your own genial clifne.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-07-19

some of it's myriad and olttimes fatal forms. A slight cutaneous eruption is often the only indi- cator of it's presence. The only means of exterminating this disease from the system is by a thorough course of constitutional treatment. This treatment must fulfill three in- dications, namely, promote nutrition, alter or purify the blood, and arrest Reorganization of the tissues and the formation oftubercles. No more efficient alternative can be employed for these purposes than Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. While imparting strength and tone to the digestive organs it cleanses the blood and heals the diseased tissues. Test it's virtues ere the deadly cank CT has blighted the life you prize.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-07-19
"Canker in the Bud."

You watch its development with solicitude-the choice, exquisitely- moulded bud which promises to un- fold with the perfect flower. You perhaps think how It will adorn the drawing-room vase, and anticipate the pleasute of showing it to your flower-loving friends. But some morning you find it's head dropping, its fragrance fled, and an ugly pur
 pie spot on one of the delicately- tinted petals. It is the poets "can- ker in the bud" How often the loathsome canker blights the cher ished infant blossoms" in our house hold gardens-those human buds which give earnest of brilliant fu- ture. The noisome canker, so long coneealed-scrofula-at length re veals it's dreaded presence and to our bright hopes succeeds the most agonizlng ferr, for we know the fatal sequel it portends-pulmonary con sumption. It is estimated by emi- nent medical authorities that at least one-fifth of mankind are afflicted with this insidious malady. But it's rayages are so secret, that even it's victims are unaware of it's presence until it suddenly discloses itself in
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-07-19

New wheat is coming into mar ketand sells at from 90 to Los cents, per bushel according to quality.
 Hon. Jno. R. Homer Scott, of Dover, again places us under the pleasant necessity of rendering him thanks for couple of subscribers names accompanied by the neccs sary $500
 The utilization of the accidental falling of an apple gave us, through Newton, gravitations' laws, and the incidental discovery by mission life, gave us one of the most valuable entifebriles which enters into the composition of that elegant tonic HOME STOMACH BITTERs.
 The best is the cheapest, IS a saying that holds good in buying any kind of goods. Especially Is it so of medicines. Therefore if you wish to get pure drugs and medi cines, liquors, etc., go to A. NJ. Will sons, where you will find everything of the best quality and at the lowest prices.
 As an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, and as the sickly season is almost here, it is highly important that everybody should be prepared for it. l there that tafsft fh'a Soar nafftt afftteaahtir%tn teef efat stock of pure drugs and mediciness, also wines and liquors for medicinal purposes, all Of which I offer at reasonable prices. Give me call and examine my stock and prices, at Wharton's old stand, Main st.
 A. M. WILSON
 FARM SPECiMENs.-Mr. J. M. Mullins, of Center Valley, sends us some fine specimens of his red top and timothy. Mr. Jack Latta, of Russellville, also sends us specimens of German millet, 6 it. } in. high. There is no mistake about it. We can produce just as fine grasses as any State, and we ask prospecting parties to come and see our speci- mems and be convinced.
 Through some inadvertency we failed last week to acknowledge our indebtedness to c. H. Gregory, of the Altus Nurseries, for box of delicious peaches. We now beg that whoe-souled gentleman to accept our profound thanks for the splendid luxury. They were good enough, friend Gregory, for anybody.
 RURAL RECORD AND FRUIT GkowER.-This is to be the title of new monthly publication which will make its appearance, among Arkansas journals, on or about Sept. 10th next. It will be publication which we shall greet with delight, for surely if there is any one inter- est that has been neglected more than all others in Arkansas, and which needs only careful fostering and attention to make it great source of wealth to Arkansas, it is our fruit interests. Mir. c. H. Greg ory, eff the Altus Nurseries, a prac- tical fruit grower, will be editor and proprietor of the new paper See the prospectus of the Rural Recorder and Fruit Grower in to-day's DEMO GRAF, and send in your subscrip tions.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-07-19
NEW BOOK.

THE TRUE METHOD of electing the
 President and Vice President of the
 United States: being Review of Past
 and Present Systems, and of the sev-
 eral Plans Proposed; and submitting
 Method maintaining all the virtues
 of the Electoral System, and adjust
 ing the Presidential Vote to the Popu-
 lar Vote with almost Absolute Exact
 ness; together with Fun ] of Politi-
 cal Information, and Various Statis.
 tical Facts and Deductions based upon
 the Popular and Electoral Votes of
 1876. By AUGUSTUS D. JONES.
 A book bearing the above title, and written at Dover, i'll this county, is now ready for the printer, and will be is- sued in a short time. 1t takes under consideration the system of l7S9. with references to the four elections held pursuant thereto; the Twelfth Amend- ment, with remarks upon the several elections held under it's provisions, to- gether with the causes which led to the adoption of the Electoral system, under which no two States exercise the same relative influence in the election of the President and Vice President; the proposition to elect the President and Vice President by popular vote, show ing that it is both impractieablesand at variance with the theory upon which the Federal Government is founded :; the plan of ex-Senator Buckelew, show ing wherein it is an improvement and wherein it fails; the True Method, which, basing calculations upon the f3sy," 'ahJiilssts the Presidential vote of Hayes, Tilden, Cooper and Smith re- spectively to his popular vote with so close an approximation to exactness as to meet all practical requirements, and at the same time allows each State it's present relative influence in elect ing the President. The book will con- tain tabular statements showing the popular vote of 1876 for each State, and the Electoral result declared by Con- gress; the ratio of popular votes to one Elector in each Sta.e, and the per cent. of the popular vote and of the Presi- dential vote, together with the gain or loss in each State; what the result would have been under the Buckelew plan; what result the True Method would have produced, showing the per cent. of the popular vote and of the Presidential vote and the gain for Hayes in certain States which gave him the highest vote, and the same for Tilden in certain States which gave him the highest vote, together with a footing up which shows Hayes total gains in all the States to be aboat S3 and those for Hidden 4S popular votes, leaving an excess for Hayes of one in about every 240,000. A constitutional amendment is submitted which will carly into oper- ation the True Method. The work is free from partisan feeling or sectional bias, and contains much political and historical information.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-07-19
Another Bloody Deed.---Death
 from the MurderOus Knife.

Another of those revolting crimes which blacken the fair name of any country, was committed in our coun- ty, some six miles from this place, last Monday night. The actors in this bloody tragedy were Mir. Mo ger and Turner Clark, both citizens living in the vicinity of Pisgah Church. The parties, as we hear it, had had some hard words on the morning of the fatal affray, about the stock of Clark getting into the field of Mozer. Mozer had visited Clark's house during the day, to see about the matter, and Clark being absent, Mozer, it is said, used abus- i've language towards his family. This it seems aroused the ire of Clark, who late in the evening visit ed Mozer's house, and calling him out, the two became engaged in a hot dispute, which ended by Clark stabbing Mozer in the breast infict Ing two mortal wounds. The woun- ded man ran few yards, and fell dy- ing to the earth.
 Clark fled at once, and up to date has not been apprehended. The murdered man leaves a wife and one child. Clark is also a married man. He claims that Mozer opened the as sault by throwing a stone at him while they were cngagedin the dispute at the gate.
 Every effort IS being made to dis cover and effect the arresk of the guilty party.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-07-19
Arithmetical Problem.
DOVER, June 22, 1877,

DOVER, June 22, ISIT.
 EDITOR DEMOCRAT: 1 submit the following problem for your juvenile readers to work out:
 Suppose job of 28,494 ems of type to set. Three compositors are employed 10 do the work. A can set 720 ems in three quarters of an hour, B can set 7S4 ems in seven eights of an hour and c 592 in two thirds of an hour. How long will 1t take all three of them to finish the job after A has worked 23 minutes? Let the answer be given through the DEMOCRAT next week. SAXET.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-07-19
MARRIED.

In Russellville, Saturday, July II, by Rev. c. H. Gregory, Mir. c. H. Haley, of Mulberry Station, and Miss Jessie Ward, of Van Buren.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-07-19
-The Forest City Democrat say

We have been reading the Little Rock Star for some time, and altho' we consider it's politics the very es- sence of "cussedncss," we must ad- init that it is one of the best edited papers that finds its way to our of flee. We always admire man who speaks out feariessly what he thinks and this the Star man certainly does. lie is an original writer and we are glad to read his productions. Send her along, Bro. Nc.
 Well, Bro. Gong, here is one from the Star of last Thursday. How do you like it?
 Islander the Democratic party Of Arkansas! Why, there are scarcely a Democratic family in the State that was such before the war, that did not have some member of his family who was an assassin, q mur- derer, or thief The truth of the matter is that we have not sufli- cient command of language to sian der such men, if we wanted to. It is enough to speak the truth of such men. The truth makes record of brutality that eXcites the envy of the Turks who have for yettrs plum dered and murdered the Jews in Roumanla,
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-07-19
Sensible Advice.

You are asked every day through the columns of newspapers and by your Druggist to use something for your Dyspepsia and Liver complaint that you know nothing about you get dis couraged spending money with but factory proof that Green's "1 a,sss,Is- saals- Flower will cure you of DyspeUsIa Aad Liver Complaint with all its effects, such as sour stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness, Palpitation of the Heart, Heartburn, Water-brash, Fnllness of the pit of the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue, Indiges- tion, Swimming of the Head, Low Spirits, &c., we ask you to go to your Druggist, J. NJ. Harkey & Bro, and get a sample bottle of Greens August Flower for 10 cents and try it, or reg ular size for 75 cents. Two doses will relieve you. leow.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-07-19

MANUFACTURED BY ]. L. SHINN & O., Russallville, Ark. over 9oeonow in use and the demand ncreas- ing every year.
 Esldorsed by everybody who has ever seen 1t. TAe 5eat Fruit Dryer ever o1ered. As u Room Heater, also for a Clothes Dgyer, and makes q No. Sofe for keeping Bread, Pies, Cakes, Milk &c.
 IS porfa5le, can be used in the orchard. yard, kitchen, porch or cellar--weighs 225 pounds. Is Ere Proof and cannot be burned down. Is the most scofoB,icdE Dryer ever invented. every particle of heat generated being utilized. Is labor soging and simple, so that a child 12 years old can run it successfully. Dries fruit in from to 10 h0ars according to kind and quaiily, an1 has a capacity of to ' bstsheIs of Apples and to 6 6asaets of Peaches per day
 All the finer and better qualities of the fruit are preserved, and fruit dried by this process is worth more thin double the price of fruit dried in the old way.
 Thousands of testimonials can he produced. Read this from Col. Mead, superintendent of one of the largest Alden Drying Establish ments on the Peninsula:
 MIDDLETON, DEL, Sept. a. 1875. MEssRT. ZIMMERMAN & Co.-Gents: 1 have examined samples of fruit dried by your Eyap- orator, and l find it in all respects equal to that prepared by the Alden process. I have never seen liner fruit by any process, and l unhesitatingly recommend the Dryer as com-
 JAS. r. MEAD, supt. And this from q well known citizen of this part of Arka sas:
 ALTUs NURSERIES, Altus, Ark, MEssRS. J. l.. SuINN X Co.,,
 Russeilvile, Ark. GENTs Your Zimmerman Fruit Dryer and Baker is the most practical thing I evtr saw. In it you may dry your fruit day or nigh, ''rain or shine" and the fruit dried by it is much better every way than the sundried. Then for baking bread. cakes, pigs or sheep, how nice! Your pumpkins too can be made most valuable crop by drying. for shipping or for home use. Every farmer with even a dozen fruit trees or even an acre of pumpkins ought to have one. Send me one quick.
 C. II. GREGORY. Reliable working agents wanted in every county. Send for terms.
 J. l.. Shinn & Co.,,
 Russellville, Arks.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-07-19
Fruit Cans! Fruit Cans!

A large and complete stock of glass and tin cans now on hand at Roys' Stove and tin shop. l have the best tin cans ever made, among them is the patent Gem, self labelling can with very large opening. Persons who are intend ing to can fruit would do well to call and eN- anime my stock; as l keep none but the very best. l also have the E@cetsior Sedtiasg Wdr, the best wax made. Buy no cans that are shipped in unless you want poor tin and leaky cans. My cans are all toafrdated t9ht
 4-w-2i NJ. E. ROYS.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-07-19
On the Wing.

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 9, 1877. To the RUssELLvILLE DEMOCRAT:
 1 arrived here this a. m., and have been busy taking in the points of interest and catching items of polit- ical importance. The grand jury at New Orleans has raised the wind here. MT. Hayes seems to be scared up little. I think the Returning Board of Louisiana have got them selves where money will not get them out so easily as heretofore, and in- stead of pocketing the cash this time they will have to go down for the bottom dollar to keep them from where they should be-the peniten- tiary. There are plenty of place hunters here. Some of them got cold comfort. Poor fellows, I can't feel sorry for them; am thinking they will have to go to work for a living like the balance of us.
 l heard an amusing conversation to-day between a place hunter and cabinet member. One of the par ties was an ex-Gov., and very nice gentleman, from one of our sister states that has changed her base and left him out; he had the promise of an office, and some one else got it. Cannot give names as you know that your Dover correspondent came near getting in trouble a short time ago.
 I visited the Capitol this mor1ing and noticed the improvement gong on there. The most noted being the painting in the dome, which work is being done by Signor c. Brumidi an Italian, born in Rome in 1Sll, came to America in 1852. He looks very old and feeble to do such work, sus- pended on a scaffold 200 feet from tEe floor. Will write you from N. Y. Yours, X.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-07-19
Hogs for Sale.

have two Poland China boars rnd two sows all about one year old, which have never been Datnnered, and arc therefore the better as breeders will dispose of them for wheat or for other stock. (. f. TOBEY.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-07-19
- ' 77'7 Land for Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale BIO acres good upland, lying In Illinois township, secs. I4 and 15, township [, range 20, west. Of said land 90 acres are in good state of cultivation; good doublewall house and barn, and well of lasting water. Known us the Charley Pless place. Terms, two-thirds cash, balance in l2 months. For further particulars. address
 J. A. IiEAkNE,
 kussellville Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-07-19
A. l. U. Benefciaries.

Notice is hereby given that there are three vacancies in the Beneficiary Scholarships and four vacancies in the Normal Scholarships of the Arkansas Industrial University, to he filled from Pope county. Applications for appoint ment to these vacancies will be received by me at any time between this date and the 3d Mon day in September next. l am desirous of hay ing all these vacancies filled and hope appli- plicants will come forward for all the sehol- arships. FRANK THACH,
 County Judge. Russellyille July i2 1877
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-07-19

state of Arkansas, County of Pope:
 We, j. W. Jones, J. M. liarkey and c. T. Brown, three citizens of the county of Pope, and househoders therein, having thereto been appointed by C. F. Burney, q justice of the peace of Pope county, have this day valued a certain mare shown to us by G. +. Heron as an estray; said mare is a bay with black mane and tail, one hind foot white, about l5 hands high, about IA years old and we do value the said mare at thirty dollars
 J. NJ. Harkey, G. T. Brown, James w. Jones' Appraisers.
 July 9th, 1877.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-07-19
Notice!
Hundreds of Thousande are
 now Daily Using it.

Woods Improved Hair Restorative Is unlike any ether, and has equal. The improved has new vegetable touic properties, restores grey hair to glossy, natural color; restores dresses, gives vigor to the hair; restores hair to prematurely bald heads; removes dandrufi, humors, scaly eruptions; removes irritation, itching and scaly dryness. No article produce es such wonderful effects. Try it. call for Woods Improved Hair Restorative, and don't be put of with any other article. Sold by druggists in this place and dealers everywhere. Trade supplied at manufacturers prices by c. A. Cook X Co.,, Chicago, sole agents for the United States and Canadas, and by Collins Bros, St. Louis, Mo.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-12-22
OPINION DUN itEPUBLICAIN.-

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