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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-12-06

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bores MfoNcnIeiecn' Sie teifcn Ncr3tr,
Die i'd III 9tatbe srq, fonrten mir nur
oorijberncbsnbe &,iilfe bfridofen uno
Itott ttIler, murSe e5 immcr ftIimmer
nit mir gNcin &6rper idicn unter
Otm @tiHcu ;lirmmrnbredcn Al monsn,
ruo i0 lat mtir,m Gdcrsn Seoe emf.
,ctea. Sh tcId of, 81. 9lug. Songs
0 mburQc; 5rcpicn gu probiren, tpurbe
0unf 8ot', (u,dI ticielben mieber gan;
bcrQcitcGt uno peroonfe ibnen mfin Ys
zen. 2.ttc, Derffcrtlid1cn Sic Yic-
les ,um &eIe O,r lei en0el 0ie II bbe +
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Tbc i1r 81. Yin. &6nigS >omburQcr
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uu!5rjdlrift Der Ntrr;n y. YEcgec' &
@r. Tjgc1, rbnc ne!3c felne 3l0idlc
lat 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-12-06

= Sn SIeuelano 1T oieier Sage cine
arme 9Sittwe Dor 6reuben geitorben.
Scr oOrtiae oNnieiger" er,nbIt Den
@orfau 10: Sn einem 9dusdsn in Der
gSaibinetonitrnbe wobnts nit ibren
Sinoern rie 56 Sabre aIte gS:ttmc
Mfnrp WfcSeatb in iebr beihcibenen
9>erbdltni6en; lie bate bdui nit
bttcrer gtotb gu tdmpfeu Inter Ben
&inbern Der 9Sittpe beiinbet iia aud
eln Sobn, rpsl6er ndhreno beS Der fohen
Sommers Die Seen befabreH uno ii6
Elm fir ole beifeiDencn 9Infpriide Der
9eute betr1dtlid ;u nenneuoeS Simms
den suiammenaefpart bate. Ofit
mauderlsi 8eibenfeu fir Wfutter unb
@ci6miiter, oen lauer ermOrbeHen 9obn
ieiuer ihmeren QIrbeit in Ger Eai6e,
tsbrte bieier Sobn suriif, uno bate es
fid 10 id0n auS9emaIt, Ole alte Wutttr
Nurh oaS id6ne 6eiultlt iciner lanaen
2lbwelenhe;t gu iiberraibeu. GENE
Sdjdbe Dor ibr ausbreiten0, qab er ibr
ole Scrfiderung, cap lie nun in cine
before, Qcgen Ole llnblloen Der @itttr=
una mcbr gci6iibte @obnuna iibey
iieocln t0nuen uno fur ocn beporItebCn
ZEN @Elnter por 9tahrunGSiorgeu le,
idlibt leien. Sin balblauter 2lufl6rei
Ger Wfutter madte ocn iunQcn Nfonn
lufmerfiam, o1b 0eriel5en etwas ,u0e
ituBen ieiu muie. SIR 8lif murhe
tlcr, Die 2irme hlngeu idll1f am S6r
per beruatcr. Su lcinen Nrmen hielt
rer Sobu ole Muttcr, bod iie batte oen
lcBten 9ttbemiu3 aetban. 3n elmer
Srdueritdtte b1tte iid) I'M @erloui
mtnjaer Wuuten bo5 9Gusbeu geitn,>
ttt, in pelbes iouiel Sreu0e ~
b,in0cn Ser CUTE Sobn fh udbreno ber
tanHen Mdd)te auf ben Scen bate
tr1umen Iailtu. 8ei DER 2eibeuiduu
wutre ermitteIt, bu6 Ole SSrnu on einen
oeriidI09 Qeitorben mar, Der mad ber
Aniidit oe5 9lrsteS our6 Die nI;u pl0B
iide freuniae Grreaung iber Die JtUf-
fcbr beS gutcn SobneS berbeigsfub' I
muloe,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-12-06

- Notiegteu Gicustll mclocte FER
Selegrnpa, o0B III rer unrberAcbcnocu
gtadt otr 9dmpfcr yYomcrnnia" Der
9dmburlcr y Ylftt 8cieIIidlaft III Ger
9tdbe BON 0unors Yoint pOn eiuem
ScgclidlT in oen @ruuO gcbobrt muroe
uno 0Gbcl etpn so Yerioncu ertrunftn
ie,cu Ser 2ampftr battle ON IA. %.
9trw 9oyt nit stner QtuBtn Mu|abi
Ya0lgicre Utrla0en. BON psIden gIlif
llhsrmtlie uiele bci 4lpmoutb uuo
9berbOurQb ousAeIticgeH mlrCu, 10 buB
Otc 3alI Der CUR 3eIt 0cs llugIiifsfallcs
an @oro bcfin0hden Yaiagiere blos
100 bctrug.
llnier oen YuNu3ieren be8 0Gmpftrs
mar Ouh YrUf. 9p. GobDu, mtlder
ieHoh turi ucr Dem 3uiommtnitoB i'll
&berbourg aelauoet uuo 10 Der Sctubr,
Elm na0cS 8rub iu fn0en, eutronnen
mar. 2iIe gcrst;eten YIiiIgiere loben
Die 9litunJ bcS Captain Sdweuieu,
weI6er blS suIsBt duf Nem Sdlift
bItcb, iciuc 8cfcble ertbsiIeno, uno 10
SNle ais 0sldJ 'u rcitcn iubte 3meI
ser 9ft,tuna55oote warOcu btt ocn
3"i Immc;itoD lcitr,immcrt, uuN tin1,
utriiuf iof0.t dis c8 zen Mtcrea ipele.
tetubrtt, wtd IS ilocrfuut mar. 3nAu
zig Ninuttu nod Ten 3uianmeritoB
l1nt ii; yPomcr0nlu". @dpt. Cd pen
ien, mcIden mon sutrit Uttlorcu
gllubtt, nurot u1n ocr y&tID u AN
ittgNGm", lgsldcr 0dwpier furi noh
aSr N1tI'trcp2e oie lIHJ! az ttU2 p.l
H,tt, sHjotf. uRo all &0ro g. omm.n
&lr NomPfer o@.er4 lrn,D", iUtl1e.
,Ir ,3tlt 0c9 ,3allmmcuiob;a oen 8 Il
rll bm1bfu5r icglc iOfort &ootc aus,
nentn ce lsllnA, ulelt Oar id)pjmu,u-
0tu Yirloueu I'll retten. Gs b.ryid)tc
iur 3tit c,n itarSer gtcbI uno oas &c
QcIihlf wuro, uiht cher temcrgt, bt0
oic Gou,fiOu itattfauN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-12-06

say D.. @lant'3 ~ dwarie Mle>i-
sin" lit Elm blutr,inigenot5 Nbfubr-
mItfeI un0 beioa1er5 bel 9etsrfranfr
beitcn, &i6bunaen unO llnreN.lmdBja
felt bcS StHbIJangS BON uuenolib,m
9luten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-12-06
Auen'a pmn0 1}olCan1

eetrouhcr Or iIr Cure eir:iee srifrun9. Gr 1T
IauIcnrCu, qclGb Cith aCtcaudt mrrben 6e run i'm
aebellt nurtCn SrpcGrrentt ucft mt nPu6n, unrer-
iudtcn ~. tifuuacr - Shr fGnnt C5 ritf elutrglr,
iCreern reHtct irryt tieie5 rudaietde Ntcl QGjr
burgen tafur, tef rcu auauclten Vuitcn III pcuaen
StuncCu lcct, lrCrn uft lau9e GnlepGusrt bat.
22ir aarlntlrcn td rife gefrieci9un3 aeH allen
BON Suu9eu= rfer Ncbliejteu 9euiEri.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-12-06

gga- G5 fonntt nlht ouabICi5sn,
oab nds ct. Sofrbs Sel oIS oaS eine
sige liderc WitteI 0eaen 9tlsum ltismus
annerfanut wiro. 9is 0erren Winter.
berger Il Nlbouab, MfenopiIc, Yl.,
iArciben an Die 9erren u. Togeltr &
81 in Baltimore, NiN y@roBe Gtlt
SAifen Sic un5 ougcnblifllb ,rusi
0uBcn0 6llibtn ct. Sotobs Stl.
OnIrlbe turirte bier ein,n Wann NIT
Namen 0eurD |ouf, pcid)cr large nu
&beum ltismus .ltt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-12-06
: sn 9snnfnlpanien erbielten Die

SH PeHHiDiUuHIeU eCQtcIIeH Ote
8epublifaner fur i9re @on9rcBcnnoion
ten 2SS. .S64, Die Osmofroten 279, $50
uno Die 8recnbafler 1925 Stim.
men; Die leBteren beiben Ylrteien err
bielten baber suinmmen 392. 600 Stlme
men ODER 103 .736 mehr ais Die 0tepub
lifdner. Sn gang Qleider gSeiie iinb
aud in 9telp 9ort. Stem Scric9 unb
Wfidi9dn Die 3epublifaner ben Stlm
men Ser Oemotraten uuO 8rcenbadIer
aegenuber, rpenn oteie ib fuiionirt
bdtten, in Ger Wfinoritdt. Sn gtelu
SerieD 9aben Die GepublItaner 90, 448
Stimmen ab, ole 9emofraten 80,029
urb Die 8reenbnfler 4,609, beine
IeBtere ;uiommen batten bohsr II 1913
Stimmeu mehr ais ole 9icpublifaner
Sn Sqinoi5 batten rie 9tepubJifnner
fur e GOngreb @Gnoibateu 2O7, 743, ole
9cmoFrnten IA 155, Die 6jreenba Gler
6l,Il9, Gle Soiialiiten 1905 Stimmen;
oie lrBfeu orei Yalteieu bdtten fonah
;uinmmen 50, 696 Stimmcn mcbr ais
ole NcputIItuner. Ser Stem 9orfer
=, ,&imtS" fI0Bt bnbcr bieie YcobohtunQ
iur onS Snbr 1880 arOBe 8eIorguib elm,
ocnu Dtnu Su isnem Sermin eine6uiOn
;wiid)en ocu Eewotrlttn unO 8reens
bOficrr III Stonbe fame, murOen ieuc
Stdatcn nid]t nlcoer plc im Icbten
9fOpcmber republttluiih geben, uuo Die
eim'iAe go unA iiir pic NepubIitnuer
bIiebe caan nur, 0GB rie tQelo0e-
mOtraten ill S}al Der 6uiion iib bon
ibrer NHrttl Irtnn.n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-12-06

- @c0tuUber ocu 8citreburlcH Der
ra5 Yapicr9elo su per-
msbren, 1T c5 bon Sntereilc, ouf Die
3eit in 2Im1tifa einen MHfbid ,u mer
fen, ais, wie in ofn SIbren 100 uuo
1880, ou5 ioaenauntc ontintnt4l lqcl0
in 8liltbe itanO. Ser yMobcter 0t
mocrut" 'ei9t, mas fir Yreiie oomaiS
iur 9ebensbe0uriuIiIe beinhIt murOen.
Sm ISjuter 1850 toitete Elm 8uibc.
Ntais in &entufp Sl56 &outincut9latln
u10 I'M Wfuu0t SAINT Oe6tlbeu Sabres
in @trQinlen $50 pr 8uIdcl. Der
8trihtsbof pom Ohio Gountp in Sir
ginien bate onicIbit ocu 0oteltnrjf in
foIgsnoer @0be, ndturIib 3ablbdr in
@ontinentdIgeIr, fsitgeieBt:
SrubitUf 0oer Nlbenaentu s 4 90
Giue bnlbe Yint YSbisfu 600
Nfittdaeicn 500
Sett nit rciutm WejBieu9 3 90
StoIIung iilr Yisrbe. cine 9tutbt 800
Sine @aIone &orn 500
Giue @aQone Safer 400
Cine balbeYint 9S6isfD mit3afer 90
SIM Sabre 1871 itellte oas @tridt ben
4reiS fir Elm Wfittaase1en auf 5000,
Srubituf Ober IbenOehen 1900
Gs mar 0amalS, baB Ser ausbrud
entltuno Not worth Continental"
@enn bie Sreenbafpartei ie ans 9fu-
Der fommen foIte, 10 miirbe es balb
curuaG beiben Not worth a Green
back /"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-12-06
Sdbrlicbe 0encralsSerfnmn1'
lung Der Nferbau 0efene
fcDaft ppm SaScDlInne So.
S)tobenIber ben Is Is

9fObenber ben Is 1873.
Die Seriammluna muroe pom 8rd.
ibent. 81. 9ir;eI, CUR Sronuna gerufen.
Der Reridt bonn Solicitor uno
S9esmsiiter WurOe uerleieu uuo au9es
uomKcn.
Ser Scridt bes Solicitors Sei9te,
ooB aGe @ftien (l04) pou einbesabIt
iiuo, unO ooB due Mltglisoer ibre Sabs
rssbeitrdge fir oas Sabr 1873 beiabIt
babeu.
Ser 8criht be5 Sdobmeiiters sei9te
bcn Sa6enbeitonb wie fOlgt
gtOu. H.. 1873 8etrag in Safe S33 10
Grbalten 9om Solicitor 262 25
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-12-06
1926 95

ems Smnloen jino bcabIt.
6oI0enot Nutrdle puroen ouQeuom'
men:
@ci6loI7cu Dab oas 0irettoriun
auqsuieien lei. bsu Saupids fur tos
u0hitfoIQeuse S3br, iu einem onnehm
bareu 1rciis al nerpadttn. So1te lid
ater Gin 8d6ter fir IdnQer ais ein
Sabr in0cm, 10 Fou Ods 9ircftorium,
,r bieicm 3ncf, eine @tncral>Seriamm-
lung cinberufen.
8eidloiien: Dab S.:s rcue Oircfto-
RUM ahgewieIen fsi cine Sair ob;ubaI-
ten.
0jcrauf wuroe ;ur @atG 0ei6ritten
uno Die toIaeuoen @erren ais 9irefto
rem erudllt: Sobn Sderer, %.
Yctta5. 81. 9cisner. 8. g. GbriItel,
6hu5 G6erIin, Sobm Wtucnsr. 81. Sir
eel, 2. NRausbuub uno gilbert @hriitet.
@icrouf &ettoqung ser Gcneral.@er.
iamn,luna.
gtn6 Ser Gcrtoauug ser General
TcriammIuua, periammeIteu iih Ole
neucrudhlten 0irsftoren CUR SrQaniIa-
tion.
81. I>ir'd murre ais HrdiiHent, @erne
borct @etruS ais Scfretdr. Sobn Sde,
rcr ais Sd1bmeit,r, Simor 9Plus.
buno ais Solicitor uno Sohu g.
6briFcI ala GommiIIioner, fur baS
fommenNe Sobr ermdbIt.
@eidlo6en Sen eritcn Sonntno i'm
8 c;cmbcr cine Otrcftoren %cri1mm
Iuno i'm Mnrft 9ou5, glodmittoas 2
llhr nb;uhnItcr.
9iernuf %crtoQruQ.
CD. &oeIIer, Sefr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-12-06
Wnr0arntidlCn @lNhS

NorOaentihca @ioDS,
iur llebcriabrt trnuecn.
@tit IampfibtTcn Res q Crcocutidsn 2!csb
murceu his Snce 1877 iittr 650,0OO 9erirncn
tCfGreGrt.
Die Campfer ttcIer Gcmpa9nie:
9}rouuidweiQ, IOO5ons, 6opllnoiitid
gfjlrnberg. 300 Sons Sap SGacr,
9eip,ig, $500 - &pfmnnn,
Ohio, 2o0J 0teper
Berlin, $500 9nmfe,
Baltimore, $500 >. Sc 9imou.
fubren ,egclmGBia ale IA Gage ,piiden SSre=
men unO Baltimore unr nsbmen 9'aTaeicrc
III tiltiatfr Rhten dn.
Ter Sarenuaeplds cieIer TdmpfdtTe III
Baltimore ut ;uelcib Gtrct Ter 8altmrre unc
Sbir Giirntdbn, pelGc pahna;ere ppn unp nnh
pcm QGe ten IN biHiacrru Rrciicn be-
rIroGrt, as iraeno cine @ilcntabn pcn He,p
2JcIf uno philadelphia.
9e gtntunft ncr 0dmpfihiTfe n;rh tae 1rprt
fir ale 9fidtauaeitelltsn aCltblc1tu, ir na6 ois
GinmanrCrer nibt Der Gjtfabt du asIeei lInt
on Setriasrn beibninrslt III pereeu, mas in
aueeru SafsupIdssu lrieSr 10 eft Der Sail 1T.
9Hir MAIDEN nod teIcnerrs auf fplaenbe
fir ceutIde Gciienre tcpbahmn9Spertbe Scr-
;iidF aufmer'Iru pelGe bic Reiie nit unlern
Sdiifeu bietet. Iie Yailaaisre iiub untsr
0eutihsn, f0nurn n6 allU nit Sersrmann
| prrifGnbisrn rbne 0rImetider ;u sebrnu6ru.
llmlisen aus sinem Sdbi1 in eae ane re, ME
tei iubirecten 9tniien fnest ntdt tatt; bic
VdiTddiere aehfn N Bremen ipgeih an Srre
tes Scranhampfers unn perlaIleu eenlelbsn trf
in 9altimrre.-
E Weaen ndberer ausfunft penbs man
| Iis an bic 6eneraI-Assnteu.
81. Scbnbmdcber s. Sp.,
I So 5 SIo SAB Ctr, Baltimore, No.,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-12-06
En .H1,nt--2 r.-.l 2!lri.llo.It rcll
l1cdrr NaltimDrc.

Trbrr, Ger rnS dIte Idtsriann teiuhru ctcr
0crmdnrte mn trcpnre prn Gurcra frntmen
1Neu Mil, Irute eie rcdchtpcuen neueu. eiicrneu
1Arautcu- pritcdmpf dIiTe eee
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-12-06

;u bcnndIridltigcn. bnf; iie cine unfetl6nrc
Sinoeruna uno rdueUuoc Soci1uua f;noeu
fDHncH, tucnn Fie l.; lichcrciuitimnung
nit Dan StutJCifuunru
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-07-11
A. F. C.

We have received one of tho cata logues of the Arkansas Female Col lege for 1S78-9, and we take pleasure in stating that we see from the ad dress of the Board of Trustees tha, the institution has now been placed on permanent footing, and that arrangements have been made which will insure the maintenance ol the School without further expense to the Board.
 We heartily commend the. School to the people of this section as one worthy of patronage and support Rev. Andrew Hunter, D. D. has been elected President for the ensuing year. For catalogues setting forth terms of tuition, cost of board, course of study, discipline, &c., address President Hunter or Mrs. Myra C. Warner, Principal.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-07-11
BE CAREFUL ABOUT SWAP
 PING HORSES.

In part of the Third Congres- sional district there has been great dissatisfaction expressed with Col Cravens. We are disposed to think that much injustice has been done the gentleman, for our knowledge ol him is that he is a sober, discreet, attentive and energetic man.
 The Gazette we are pleased to sec is also disposed to defend Col Cr- vens, and in it's defense of him t strikes at the cause of much inefi- ciency in momaags4of Ccagreee and that is iSExpRKlEScE AND AwASr OF ACQUAINTANCE wIr1 PARLIAMENTARY TACTICS A new representative in Congress whc ss green 50 to speak, .in the ways and means af legislative proceedings can do little else thhr
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-07-11
wy SHNCctuIIy yOufsy
 JOHN $. NOTTAGE.
vEeETINE
LOWE MY HEALTH TO YOUR VAL
 LIABLE vEGETINE.


 LIABLE vEGETINE.
 NEWPORT. KY., Apr. 29, 1877. MR. H. R. STEVENS :-
 Dear Sir,-Having suffered from a breaking out of Cankerous Sores for more than i've years, caused by an ac- cident of fractured bone, which fracture ran into running sore, and having used every thing could think of and nothing helped me, until had taken six bottles of your valuable medicine which Mir. Miller the apothecary recommended very highly. The sixth bottle cured me, and all I can say, Is that l owe my health to your valuable Vegctine.
 Your most obedient servant,
 ALBERT vON ROEDER. 'sIt is unnecessary for me to enumer- ate tho diseases for which the Vegetine should be used. 1 know of no disease which win not admit Of it's use, with good results. Almost innumcrable complaints are caused by poisonous secrctions in the blood, which can be entirely expelled from the system by the use of the Vegetine.s When the blood Is perfectly cleansed, the disease rapidly yields; all pains cessei healthy action Is promptly restored, and the patient Is cured"
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-07-11

they were rendered--I return most grateful acknowlment Like Judge Ben. Askew, similarly circnmstanced, l am sorry there are no more oi gem. IL Is due to myself to sAy that I. should not have been candidate but for the combined influences of ar gent and unsought solicitation at . time when a place would have been of great help to me. As it is, am well satified, and suppose the party is too-so the account stands squared.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-07-11
THE LEvEE BONDS.

The validity of this part of our state debt has at last been passed upon by the Supreme Court of our state, and it is with unfeigned pleas ure that we congratulate the tax payers of Arkansas upon the result. On June 29, Associate Justice Turner delivered an opinion ill the case of Smithee ys. Garth, involving the validity of these bonds. The Court held that owing to neglect in taking the vote properly upon the law under which these bonds were issued, the act really never became a law, and hence any bonds issued under the act are null, void and of no effect. The constitution of 1868 which was in force at the time the act came before the legislature pro- vided that the ayes and noes be called and entered upon the journals on the passage of every bill. The house journal of. the session before which came the bill providing for the Levee bonds shows that the ayes were called and recorded, but the noes are omitted. The act is thus left null and void, and all proceed isgs hereunder are illegal, null and void. This frees the state from about $3, 3,000,0O0 of the debt which radical rascality would have foisted upon us. Again we congratulate the taxpayers of Arkansas upon this most righteous Judgment
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-07-11

many courtesies shown to ourself and family, and to the business man ager of our paper, while VI were guests under his hospitsble roof ard |at his sumptnous tables. We heartily commend the place to all who wish . quiet, pleasant, comfor.- able stopping place at the Springs place where everybody from the whole -souled proprietor to the atten- tive, tidy attendants in the dining hall, know their place and strive to add to the comfort and pleasure of their guests.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-07-11
THE STATE CONVENTION.

The work of the State Convention is over; and although everything did not 20 just as we would have wished it, we have no hesitancy in pro. nouncing the work GOOD. There was but one feeling which seemed tc pervade the whole body-the good of the party and the welfare of the State. The wholesome advice given by the chairman in his speech ac. cepting the permanent chairman ship-for the members ts give ur their personality and individual preferences, and to work for unity, concord and the cardinal principles of the party, seemed to have been accepted by every member of the Convention, and throughout the en. tire deliberations of the body were kept steadily in view. The ticket nominated will be found at the head of our columns and as these men arc the choice of g majority of our fellow democrats fairly expressed, we accept the names as our standard bearers and shall do all we can to secure their election. We commend the ticket to the support of each and every democrat in the State. We consider it an improvement over the ticket elected two years ago. '
 The platform adopted will chal- lenge the support and admiration oi every true democrat in the State; il is broad and comprehensive enough for all, and every principle which it enunciates is sound and timely.
 For a full report of the proceed, ings of the Convention we refer our readers to the supplement which we to-day send out with the DEMOCRAT
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-07-11

wait and Watch and lsarn. n takes long ssrviee in Congress to give [ member influence md power. Ne new nsmber will ever be able -ne matter how great hfs inherent ability ito cope h Congress with those old members, who by long experience have become acquainted with every device and ever Trick, if you please of parliamentary usage. The rou tine of red.tape tactics must bt learned. And then . new member is unknown; he has no powerful col leagues and he stands alone. It il the old members who have served through many terms who are all powerful to put through any legisla tion they may want.
 If we want Arkansas ta stand | fair showing with other States VI must be careful about swapping of our representatives and thus contin ually having new and inexperienced men in Congress. The longer VI can retain the services of repre- sentative who has shown himself { worthy and apt scholar in the schoo of Legislation, the better for us.
 Especially do we caution our peo pie in our own District-the fourth ---against trading of our member It will not pay. We have 9 good member and we had better hold fas, to him.
 This is what the Gazette says on this subject:
 It may be true that Col. Crayens has not been able to effect as much for Hot Sprips as man of more en- larged Congressional experience and National reputation might have ac. complished, but the Sentinel will readily perceive that these kind ol mlsfortunes are due more to the dis. position Of the people. to frequently change their Representatives them selves. It is rarely the case that q Representative, however well quail fled he may be for such an office, can acquire commanding position in Congress by single terms ser vice. To attain efficiency in this, as well as any other station Tn either public or private life, requires expe. rience. Until we learn the wisdom of keeping our Representatives in Congress until by experience they learn the art of sklllful maneuvering in parliamentary tactics we can nsv. CT expect to have Representatives o1 commanding influence.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-07-11

the truth, and look the truth, and look the world and the devil right in the eve. Men that neither brag nor run. Men that neither lag nor finch. Men who can have courage without whistling for it, and joy without shouting to bring 1t. Men who know their message and tell 1t. Men who know their duty and do it. Men who know their place and fill it. Men who will attend to their own business and let other peoples alone. Men who will not lie. Men who are not too lazy to work nor too proud to be poor. Men who are willing to eat what they have earned and wear what they have paid for.
 Eeilow-citixens of Pope, Is not this 2 category of pertinent topics for ns to consider before we, by our suffrage, elect set of men to fll the various offices in our county ito make and execute the laws by which we are to be governed? Should we not critic ally consider the intellectual quali- Hcations and moral integrity and the every day department of each and every candidate who asks us to lend him our suffrage in electing him to the particular office to which he is aspiring? if he fills the bilI' of the above delineation vote for him, for he is man that will not betray the confidence reposed in him, but if he does not fill this -bill'' tell him no, you will lend your suffrage to a more suitable man. Let us begin to consider these important matters in ample time to elect q set of officers that will be an honor to "Old Pope. "
 More anon, G. A. F.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-07-11
GLASS VILLAGE. ARx

MR. EDITOR: As everybody and . good many of his neighbors are writing for the DEMOCRAT from al most every part of "Old Pope" but Griffin township, I concluded that l would scrlbble down few lines that you and your readers might know that we Grifinites arc not all dead, nor in 2 very lethsrgic condition politically speaking. We held our convention on the 10th Juno, the proceedings of which will be furnish ed you by the secretary.
 As regards agricultural prospects we have very ane crops, more cape cially tho crops of crab grass, kuckle burss and other super1ucus growths; {; the excessive rains having set the farmers behind the times.
 Of course politics is the topic of every day gossip. The question of our "State ticket will soon be vir- tnally settled, and then our political chit-cbat will be confined to narrow CT limits, viz: our county offices" And when we open this subject for consideration, the first thing that presents itself to our notice is the grave and important question (which every citizen of our county should ask and consider in The most delib- crate manner, What kind of men do VIC want to fill the various county oiiicesf In answer to this interrog- ation may Inot presume to say that we want men who are not for sale. Men who are honest, sound from center to circumference, true to the hearts core. Men who will condemn wrong in trieGa q fee. in themeelves as veil as others. Men whose con sciences are as steady ae the needle ts tsaa pole Afen who will stand for the rleht si slAs heavers tctssr and the earth gceis Men who can teM
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-07-11
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that will S administratrix of the estate of E. w. Dodson deceased, on "Wednesday the l7th day of July 1878, at the July term 1878, of the Probate Court of Pope eosa, ty, Arkansas. make application to saia court for an order to sell the following described lands belonging to said estsN for the purpose of distrib0tton and Ie. investment tO-wit: The s w A Of ts NE1 of section 20, in township sN, range 21 west. Also the s k of the EL and the N Eh of the $ F l oi sec. g, and the w Ii of the N " z and the N W of the w "a of sec. H' all in township : north, range IS west
 N. DoDSON,
 Adm'x of the estate of E. W. Dodso"' deceased.