The Russellville Democrat., 1878-11-07
The Pine Bluff Press makes this guess as to the result of the first ballot in she Senatorial election.

The swindling concern which some transient fellow opened out in the old J. B. Erwin stand, and which he term ed Gift Enterpli ise," did not last long, but after running three or four days and getting all the loose change good many grcenies had, pulled up and left. Not, however, without getting in for $10 fine. Such concerns are noth- ing more than swindling machines and our town authorities make \ great mistake in ever allowing them to ply their disreputable occupation in our city.
 --Ihe following recipes will be sent post paid for 25c. each or the lot for roc. Address F. H. ARMAKoN, Russell vile, Ark:
 How to make 100 lbs. of good soap at cost of only lc. ID.
 Shirt polish, for imparting a fine gloss to shirt bosoms and white goods generally.
 Liquid bluing, best quality made for Poe. quart.
 Cleansing compound, for removing >frease, paint, etc., from all kinds of goods, without injury to the finest fabric.
 Furniture polish, makes old furniture look good as new.
 Last week we published tabular statement furnished by Assessor Peeler, the amount and kind of per sonal property on the tax-books of our county. In putting in it in type good many errors were male, and the metals did not show up the thing as Assessor Peeler had it on his statement. By some oversight the proof was Lot cor. rected and the table went out in our paper incorrect. We republish the table this week corrected and agreeing with Assessor Peeler's books. The errors were ours and not Mir. Peeler's. We call attention to this matter in order that no injustice may be done to our efficient Assessor.
 Brother z. T. Bennett, of the White County Beacon, is member of the Arkansas Conference and was here last week. This is what he has to say Of our town and ouI citizens:
 The members of the Conference and it's visitors were very hospitable enter tained by the enterprising and gener- ous citizens of Russellville, for which resolutions of thanks, no doubt, were cheerfully rendered at the close oi the session. As we left before this, we now offer our vote or thanks Tor tne courteous attention shown us by MT. K. ]. Wilson, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Wells, and particularly to our kind friend, Mrs. Fears, recently of West Point, in this county. In conclusion, we were really delighted with oar visit -so kind and hospitable were the people, and so pleasant and brotherly the preachers of the Conference. When it is held at Russellville again, we hope to put in our appearance.
 An Antidote which will cure every variety of Ague, Fever and Ague, and Chills and Fever, and leave no bad trace or disorder in the system, mas been discovered by one of America's greatest Chemists. This preparation or principle is known by the name oi CLIFFoRp's FEBRIfUGE. Being ehtire- ly free from minerals or other delete rious materials, it accomplishes its work without being in the least harm ful to the system. Entering the blood, it disinfects and eliminates all the poisonous miasm or malaria, and thus accomplishes q sure cure.
 J. C. RICHARDSON, Propr.
 St. Louis.
 For sale by all druggists.
 DovER Nov 4 1878.