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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-07
Sie brenennoe &obtenerabe bet
NottSDtlle.

Yott8bille, YennI., 5. Sanuar. - Die
Sranoltatte in Der &oblengrube 9h. bel
| Sumnrt=Sill 1T Don Den Nrbeitern erreidt
| fporoen, IrIo es felt iih beraus, oaB bas
Seuer bon einem Sranbitifter augelegt uuroe
man e1tbedte einigeS nit aoblen6l getrGnfteS
Sfeitbol3, weld)es nod ni6t per3ebrt iuerben
mar. Oas Eeuer greiit immer meiter mn iid)
uno iulro, lm Salle eS nift balo iiberiudltigt
plro, alle 9ruben i'm 8antber= bale
9efabrOen. 9llle in Der gtdbe befinoli6eu
Sa6e iino IN Die @rube geleit.t tporoeu. -
6td)arb Sears gSobnuug beiBottspiae lpuroe
bcute friib eitsedl9e1t.
Glne8 Der Oberhalb Der @rube itebenoen
OfaiGinenbduier itiirSte beute III Solae zines
ourd] ben Sranb oeraulaBten @rorutid)es ,ltz
lanlnlen, unb ied)S Yerlonen lunrben ourdl bic
ben @rolpalten entftromenoen Sd)tpefelbGmpfe
betnuun9slos; man glaubt iebOdl, oaB iie
iidl idntlntlif iuieber erboleu tperSen.
Bottsptlle, 3D., 6. San.- Ser Sranb
IN Der Soblengrube 1T nod niht unterbriift,
NIB Der 8oben oberbalb Der Wltne lentt iidy
fortiudbreno an berifiebenen Stellen. Uian
titr6tet, SaB auBer bem geitern ;erit0rteu Ma=
I9ineubauIe nod mebrere an6ere @ebGuoe,
meld)e man su Senttlatlons3wedeu beuutt,
in fnr;er 3eit einltiirSeu lperoeu. 6eute tulr.
ben fiinf Irbeiter, Die in Der breunenoen9rube
belfdftigt iuaren, oltrt) Die erfttfeuben Odnt.
pfc bstdubt, ieOoh miro ibr 3uitaub ni6t iiir
gefabrlid gebalten. Der Seriuit belduIt ii1
bis iett anf un9efdhr $5o,000.
9ranoe.
Sbtcago, 6. Sanuar. - Die Gbemifaz
lienfabrif Der 5S. Oturrap & 9tellon an Der
Suincp=SnaBe brannte beute nebit benz
9r0Bteit Sheile oeS lSaarenDouat9s unb Der
0tai9inerie nicber. 0er Serlui belGuft iih
auf $4,000.
Yott sptlle, 4a., 6. Sanuar. - Der
Breaker" Der Gnengomaner &oblengrube
nabe Sbenauboab iuurbe in Der per9angeuen
gtaat onrf .6euer 3erlt0rt. Der Serluit be-
lduft itf auf ungefabr $75, ,000,unO ni9t me
niger, als 400 MGnner unO Snaben 9erutben
6urh ben SranO arker BeidlafttaunN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-07
Sd)reGlid)e Sd,ifs &ataitropbe att
Der &iiite bon Chill. = Ss1tuoert
Wettit)s1t Oerltu9lii6t.

Banama, y. Te3br. - Der Camper
gItacama," gigenthum Der nYaclTtc= Steam-
9tapigatlon Comp" ldeiterte am Abenoe bes
80. Nouenlber al Der Miinoun9 oes @Opiapo-
6lufes. an Der &iiite pon Sbili. Nfan tiirf=
tct, OaB meGr, als bunotrt Weni6en, eilz
idlieBlid aaer Sffi5tere Oes 0ampierS, um's
2eben faulen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-07
Sfleriffa-l1erhnnf

gv oon eFeIuunS djubeH.
~-a- Sas 9anSe Eager elmer 9hilaoeIpbter Sdub.
SqSrlt II 9on uno an9staait UOroen nnh mu6 ioioft
SeDi 9Seinbrrger's 9aupt 56ngz
" 9a3t tne,
3r. 81, Woro@Gataipz, 5niiben NluI6trrus unS
SGratoaaitr., 9eid neben Der Sirdje. Settia 0ors
iuipred)en. (De5l2,tDhT)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-07
Sie 2trbeiterz9tsitatiott tn Satt
SSr0ar3IScn.

5au5ranStscO, 5. Sanuar. - Die
@roBgeihporelen buben Die Ngitatoren 8ear-
rep gSenod unoS'9onuell megen aufreisuuq
sum 9lufrubre &C. III Nuflagesuitano uerlett.
aGe angeflagteH ftellten Siir9ibaft unb runr=
Den eutl0ijpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-07
0ermtlCOtG Nn0eigen.
WassGanOela6er. 9''sSsnSanssr; easl slsans::b.r.

N5r bolteu cine oeridiebenartise uno umTanareid5e
SamnlIun9 Don 3aseinrtdltnn9S NgttteItt,
8lanhe in Is8itaIt II. Deraoloung, altertbams
ltdl:M Wtnn Verde Antico), SmperiaIz Il. fSans
ionldler Sronic umfaBt, alleBeit auf 9oger.
2pir bl6en In Den Breiien aler l8aareR eue 6erabs
ieeuns elntreten laen. g. y. 9aUioion Sc &c.,
9r. ;, Iorpz &Ibertn(troj1e.
Beionoere auimertiamfelt miro Der BleiTohrena
Ino SasenrI1tung geDtomet. (Ott3, t2DRte, ,idED
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-07
9tMs gSeittnoten. -aS.ptft stpifd1ett
Snattien tttt0 Ganti.

"a uu Il Har 3, SaH49r.-@In 0ubanef,
lpelder angeflast mar, Oas ySnternational=
6Otel" IN Sort ail Yrince angeSiinoet Sn baz
ben, iitsiberfiibrt unb gum Sobe uerurtbeilt
iporoen. Der ipariid)e 8ouiul unb Der Cont.
rlanbeur Der ipaniiben Sresatte, ipeld)e int
5afen bon Yort=au= Brince lieat, baben protez
ittrt. Die 8egierlng bon Sapti iit trosbem
enti9loiien, pas llrtbeil 81 uollireden, uno 1T
bnr1 Die ipaniiden BebDrben bena9ri6tigt
woroen, oaB Yort.au Brince in bieiem Sale
bombaroirt iperoen piro. 8prbereitungen fir
alle Safe ueroen getroifeu. Gin 8riegsid]iff
1T bon Samaifa aus ab9eiAift iuorben, nm
bic brittihen 9ntereiitu aHf 9aptl su ibsriua,
den,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-07

Sebcr6eI@iperSen.
-. User NIT SopfDeb, Northumberland I'm 0tunbe.
abelm atben, Dian9et an Ebcttraft @sd1merseu in
Der Sette, 8er6auun9s6eibnero unb anSereH elmer
ttanen ee6fr entliommenoeu ueben be5oitet III. plr6
tnoen, oaB Oele Baen ioiort slnSeruna Inaffeu unS
btnnen Sur8em Seilun9 beTbcifdbren.
Sur Slittretttautta.
9anees Pluen tretben aus Dem Blute ale linrefe
nlgteten uno turiren Shpdren, Sinnen, punSe
Stelen. 8aub6ett Der 9aut, 8ldt9cn un6 ode 0auts
ousl1ld9e lebr raid. SurdJ 3einerbaltuna oes glus
teS lam man Inanfen Srantbeiten uorbeuaen uro
cen 2etnt an3ieheno uuo Aon MAIDEN. 0teie Bilen
laI0ern oas 8lut 8rAnolit, rotten 9ranfbelten aus
uno trdlu9en oos 9an5e Suiem.
Seritopfnu9
ipiro raid 6eieiti9t uub bic 8er6auuuas Oraane
1rieoer III StaHo 9eiebt. gBeun man qeaen Erouens
beflperoen elm Dtitle braudt, olte man unoermeilt
5I Sanees Baen 9reiien. yiIeren= uno Rerpenlei6en
Deroen our oteelben e6enfalis nturSer 3eit aebet.
9eoenIalS nuB man lie probiren, bamit man fid1 pon
tbten Sorsi9en ubet8eI9e. pat man iie einmaI ueI=
nbt, 10 liebt Saun iider cine Slbate nets i'm Suue
berett. $rets p Gents Die SbadbteI, Gu BADEN btt
Setb .. Sance,
(6e6r6,tS) SIT. los, lBsits Sultimoreifr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-07
Oriental Gair- Stain

3um SertnanoelH grauent rotben ODER fu@fi.
gen 0aupts ooer Bartbdares in nas
tiirltd aasishenoeS brdlmes
ooer Sdpnr1es
8ieIe grtitel er'allt, iue es d 6el einaa 8erfuGe
berausiterea lplr6, ieben erioroerIiden 3tDed nTS
lam nt uen9er 2rHbel ais irseRo eEes ber aeD5bns
tben SaartarbesDfttel angepenoet wsrben Sieienla
gen. uelde tbn anaeueReet babeH, erfldren, naS er
ienes @lei6eH nihtbot. 3uba6ei Sci
Setb 9. 0aBss,
(sebr2t,tS VT. iOs. @eits sBaitimoztitra6s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-07

Hdiel Ndtfel
1urygtiie ins Auslanb beIo,st t1nergal624 Gtunoen
y. Waine,
81 Sc Haltimsseltr a5t unl s'otec cffess Assnas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-07
Gin Sies Der 2lrrapaboes ii6er DIE
NatptceS aan0 StIettettttett.

9 t. Nouts, 6. SaNuar.-@ine Spe3ials
oepeidle aus Dem gSeiten beridtet, oaB Dor
einigen Sagen auf Dem iii6li6en llfer oeS
8eb 5fiper Elm blutt9er Sampf 3piiben Sago.
partie'n Der @bepenuen uno Bamnees einers
ieit8 unb Der 9lrrapaboes anbrerieits ftatt=
tano; breiBig Gbepenneu uno Sm6lf Bap.
nees iolten get6otet poroen lein. Der Ser
ltit Der 9lrrapaboeS 1T niht ernittelt. Die
llrIa6e be8 Samsies beitasb parin, oaB Die
BamHees in Die Sago9riinbe Der @Bepennen
etnoranqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-07
Ste Naturalization Spanifd1cr ltns
ferthauett itt Werifo.

bapauna, 6. Sanuar. = @eneral 60
roma, oer neritaniidje @eianOte in Maorib,
bat einen Sertrag unter3eibnet, welder Die
Decentralization aaer ipanii9eH llntertbauen
als mertfdnIider8iiraerieit 1875 fir ungiiltig
erf1Grt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-07
8anhNaQiment.

Springftelo, 2Dtafi., 5. Sanuar. ar.-0ie
ySbompionuille Corn SauingS' Sanf" 1T iits
loluent, uno Der 8anf- Gonmiiiar bat Der an.
italt perboteu, ben 9epoItoreu &apital ODER
j3inien aus5u5ablen, bis Der ibnen i'm Ser
gleidle nit Der Rebuttion Der aftipa sufoals
meuOe gctra9 fetgetellt morSen lit. Der
S6aBmeiifer 1T Der Iniid5t, DAP Die Depot
toren bDditens bic 3iuien BON ie1s Wonateu
einbiiBen iuereen.
Sanferptte.
Gbicago, 5. Sanuar- Ser Bfaubleiber
Nbrabam 2ipmann bat falirt. Baiiipa etipa
$4,000, Don ,pelheu et,ua $50, 200 ii6erge=
geiteut iino; bic attioa betra9eH unsefdbr
ebeuIouiel, als Die Saiiipa.
Chicago, 6. Sanuar. So. s. Sorb bon
Der S1uappsbrennsrz6irma Sor6, Sliper &
Comp. fat ii6 bancroft erfldrt; eiue S6ulz
ben betrasen inn @an3en $84 ,440, pon melder
Summe ST. 900 fiherseiteflt fino. Die 8uuz
oesresierung erhebt einenslnlpru6 BON sl49,-
900 geget ben 9anferotteur, Mno bic Bro;elie
besiislld) oieies aniprud)S iinb nod IN Der
S6mebe,
Sprinsfielb, Sas., s. Sauuar. - Die
Vanfiers Peobicoro g. Burrotns in Decatur,
SQs., baben tbre 3ablungen eingetel(t. Der
Betra9 Der attipa If nod uidt ermlttelt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-07
Neme Mm;eisea.

Pitting 9tpparat sur gSe8fGaMtn9
feffer WaiIen 1tttS grocer
S5tnoerniiie.
@eip0lbe, 9oafen, aeaer u. |. 10. auS9eleert Ourd
baS 9erublole Seem.
Sareau:
gsr. 6, Vortb Strafe.
gSobnuu9:
gsr. els, 9torozGarotineitraBe.
(apr25,1Sf&2p 3. s. Smith. gisentbimer.
Baltimore fir 1Ja(uranfs Office
Gibnef> Gde berS Snntb= II. Waterifr.
-:O:-
Geit mebr, als einem balben Sabr6unbert etablirt,
peridert 9e9en SeriuIt ODER Beihdot9un9 bur seuer
in Der Staot ooer auf benz eanoe, aui ale arten BON
gisentbum.
8ieie G5sienftaft fteat aub in,merp brenbe
o6er permaneute 30 (tcen aus.
gSm. .. Ssarriinn, 4srdfibent,
Streft OF nj:
Daptb 9. gBilIon, 3. 3. TeDcomer,
SrfnciS z. Sing, Srpille l0oripiS,
9enrp @arro4, 20. g8. Gaplor,
2em. 8. Btune, George {. 5arrifon,
8. bon 8apH, 2Gnl. s. Benniston,
&. Sfo6ert Senfins, .. 9lbert giteIs.
6. glorton SumGrt. Denbes @oben.
Sar'l. &. George, Jun.
tSn1its-D ~. Sc. gsurd eesr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-07
Gpeaial,N Noti,ex.

Die meuen tarfiidseu auo rufSiShen cIsttss.
@enitdsen, Merturiais, sdsmefcIz unb Ea.nats
baoer tn Nr. i47, Saratosa., nabe EutawRrase
fb iest fiir 5erren uno Damen tn poGer 9bdtatett.
(Sepff0,12Ultef)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-07

Sauce Die 8elie6t6eit neIbe
SaIaparilleus @iaeu. ,;.,. op..,..-..,..
6uncc'5 WY +'N'" '''a"s' 9a'
Saiiapariqcu Billeu. ben, beiUeif, Ous Fe bic
6ance'S s.s. Or
SaiiaparileusB Bileu. O''s "'''e. seSsn @He
S1nCe'8 aQgemsiuen unorOnunaen
Saiiaparilen=8 8iQen. n,.t.,., e,.l-.
Sance'S '7'' ''Vet ""'''U"l>
SafapariQen= BiQen fen ift, ftnb. sic ltno leidbt
Oance'S .,.,..,..,.-
S0iiaparieu Yilen. SroSpt nnS fhrcn t5sn nsil
0aHce'5 lung 9erbei, Uenn dlie
Saii0pariQeu-B Bilen aaSerenJSitteI as6 teRIseida'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-07
0tne &arts

Vtne SSGttt.
In Ane, mel3e an Den 0o:sen BON Susenbfhnoen,
nerooier e@nadRe, Sntfrdituns, GerIuf Der Dtan-
nestsatt &C. eioen, ienSe i'd TO enir Elm Saeaspt
sos he turtrt. Oteies sroBe SeiImittel tpurbe Don
etnem W'lfondr In GhosAmerifa entbedt. s1idt Elm
aoreifirtes &oupert an Tep. Soiepb Z. Snman, eta.
tton D, 8ibtes5ouie, @..g. eitp.
(Oh.S.1S,t6m., i.a.T.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-07
spratserid,te aas gsafhinasem.

iinfaI.-nSie gBaibfnatpnsT1ona D @efetls
tdja1t."- @erid,ffidles. Gin tpeftbcoles
t3eIheaf.-9cv 3uitaRo os6 Senntora gAis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-07

SlOrcu3, 3. Sanuar. = @encral QlfoHIo
6errero "a ltarmOra, Der befaunte italienildt
@enerGl unb Staat5mann, 1T geitorben.
Der aonts BON Sta!isn eeiabrIid) erfranft.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-21

Ar the last session OF Congress, il We
are not mistaken, the leading manufac-
tnrsrs ot tobacco opposed any reduc-
ton OF the tax, and succeeded, too, in
preventing il. Now they complain that
unless the tax is induced, that branch
OF business will he leeislatei out Of ex-
istence. Why is this thuse
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-21

IT looks like an old fashioned bread
riot were brewing bin England - The
working classes are in great destination
and distress. The streets are swarming
with idle and starving men, women and
children, and even the middle class poor
are suffering keenly. In the House OF
Commons the inquiry wss propounded
whether 1t twas trus, Is repOrtsd, thu.
Wa are now face to face with such a
crisi, Of distress n this generation has
never knownm lai 49,, 90 s.--'SS ~, :,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-21
psnrIsrs.
UOUeEHEEPERs'

APeaxI cani ssnl y, viii youi secf sisn q
inSns, r. 81 fc.urn, orr uipstfaisa 49,
iiss Hoasfarnskinf sEdnasS. ~ ~
sxusos. nnsiscsurSn. - fssn W" -. .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-21
CITY SERGEANT.

thereby announce myself as candidate iog
the Office OF City Sergeant a, the ensuing charter
election. subject to the decision Of the Reppbii.
can Convention.
iscis c J. MAYER
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-21

The Albany hr Journal publishes
the decision in case involving the right
of a parent to direct the studies to he
pursued by his child. III the public
schools. 1t is held that the trustees OF
school district may prescribe what stu
dies stall be pursued, and may regulate
the classification Of tina pupils, but that
the parent may select from the branches
pursued those which the child shall
study, 81 long as the exercise vi such Sc
lection does not interfere with the
system prescribed Tor the school; and
that the child cannot be excluded
from one study simply because he is
deficient in another. In the case re-
ierred to, the pupil was denied al
mission to a public high school because
OF his deficiency in Il knowledge igram-
mar which his father had forbidden
him to study. He had asked to be per
mitted to pursue only those studies in
which he was proficient to entitle him
to admission tothe high school. The
court held that rule requiring his ex-
clusion was unreasonable and could not
be enforced.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-21

Ia no one. either Democrat or Repub-
lican, cali be- induced 10 serve on
BLANKS committee, il will De an ex-
ceedingly rare spectacle to have flu
neral with no one To ofiicfate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-21
EOR RENT.

TIME LARGE, HANDSOME STORE ROOM
III No. lilo Main street. non ocvupieA BY
Dkme 4 Deyine as q shoe store, with or with
out family Apartments on the upper aoors
| Also, the three Stoty house No ~ Tgeifih
street, now Occupied By John !, Rice.
dseIsr1I ifsTl,a57l 1siFlJ. W. PAXTON,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-21
LETTER LIST.

T Isl or LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
L. poStofice At Wheeling, Ohio county, West
To obtain any OF the following the applicant
viii please oall Tor advertised letters sfng date
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-21

.. ~ = .iasts5,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-21

Two specific interrogatories are pro
pounded by the New York S,m. rs TO
the cause of the failure to investigate
the cipher kilograms. .
The first is addressed to the Demo
Gratis, and the inquiry is whether their
failure To set on foot the necessary and
proper investigation is All effect of tina,
hostility to Mr.. TILnEN which the ma
jority OF the Democratic members have
from the first 50 strcnunusly manifested
against him?
The inquiry OF the Republicans is,
whether they lear that the final result
of an investigation would only be the
casting OF new disgrace and new shame
upon their damaged party?
Who will rise tn explain? ....
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-21
Central BuiIdino Association No. 3.

NroFICE IN HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
N general iaeeting OF the stockholders win Be
held 81 the regular place 81 meeting an Tuesday
evening DeCemeer 9th. ISIS At O'Clock T, n.
BY order Of the Board.
W. &. HANDLtN, Pres't
J. +. MILLER, Sec'y. dcei2-l+le.n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-21

ArRER receiving a whipping at the
post for theft at Norfolk, Va, the other
day, Eugene Ford, 4 sensitive man OF
color, walked Off and committed suicide
by shooting himself couple of times
with a double-barrelcd shotgun. OF
course this comes under the head OF
Southern Outrage, but il is a noble
yindication of the whipping-post as a
crime eraiicator Biho Gd:tNt.
That is the practical operation OF the
Darwinian theory--tle determination
OF the lower orders and the survival OF
tho fittcs;.' Ii the whipping post will
accomplish ii Just as well as the sallows,
il viii save hemp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-21

ss Egs4 a1if s-ats
aalE-t aal
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-05-23
AN OLD PIONEER.

We had the pleasure of very enjoy able call last Tuesday from that old pioneer of Pope county, Mir. W. C.. Webb, now resident of Lee township. Mir. Webb has been resident of our county since 1S29---ncarly half centu- ry. He can tell some very interesting incidents jof frontier life when there were but few white settlers in this part of the state, and when the red man of the forest still roamed at will and hunted deer and other game where towns and villages now dot our fair valley. He pointed out to us spot near Judge Davis law office where a bloody pitched battle occurred few days before he landed here between two hostile parties of Indians, in which one painted warrior used the old hol- low tree which formerly stood back of Judge Davis office as fort and slew three of his foes before they could dis lodge him.
 We are always glad to see these old, honored pioneers, and we hope they will always call when they arc in town. We have to thank Mir. Webb for cou- pie of new subscribers for the DENo- GRAF.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-05-23

Saturday over the election. All day long the polls were surrounded by a crov vd anxious to know the result The Radicals after . sharp and well conducted struggle go into council with a majority. IS follows: A. T. Embry, T. w. Carter and A. Roberts against E. A. Darr and D. M. Mour- ming, two staunch Democrats, whose only chances to s'holG the fort" will be the absence of ono Radical when they will have a Democratic Mayor to aid them in a tie vote. Several tickets were put out during the day, but the Radicals by their untiring energy at and around the polls dc seated them all by barely eleoting from the third ward. But with Col. Embry to hold the purse strings, the five gentlemen above named to pre- tect our general interests, we baye nothing to fear for tho welfare of our municipal government. If our new assembly will wisely cDtrust the care of our peace to Mr. w. II. Bonds who has made as an efficient officer and certainly deserves re election to his office.
 ssTwo or THE RoYso
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-05-23
The Antecedents of Discasc.

Among the antccedcnts of disease arc inertness ill the circulation of the blood, and unnaturally attcnuat- ed condition of the physique, indl- eating that the life current is def cicnt in nutritivc properties, wan, haggard look, inability to digest the food, loss of appetite, sleep and strength, and sensation of unnatu- ral languor. All these may be re. garded as among the indicia of ap- preaching disease, which will event ually attack the system and over whelm it, If it IS not built up and fortified in advance. Invigoratc, then, without loss of time, making choice of the greatest vitalizing agent extant. Hos.etter's Stomach Bitters, an elixir which has given health and vigor to myriads of the sick and debilitated, which is avouched by physicians and analysts to be pure as well as effective, which is immensely popular in this coun try, and extensively used abroad, and which has been for years past one of the leading medicinal staples of America.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-05-23
FROM CAGLIt-S MILLS.

The coldcst weather we ever saw for the l6th of May. Some of our farm CTS are having to plant their cotton over. Corn looks well in this locality.
 The wheat crop Is better than we expected few weeks ago.
 Rushing & Baker, of this place have dissolved copartnership. Mir. Baker IS having him store house put up which will be an ornament to our town.
 Candidates scarce here. Weunder- stand that k. l.. McCrackcn has como out at last to represent the dear people of Pope. Iurrah for McCracken, Byers aud Burney. LIBERTY.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-05-23
Liver Is King.

The Liver is the imperial organ of the whole human system, as it controls the life, health and happiness of man. When it is disturbed in its proper ac- ton, all kinds of ailments are the nafa- ral result. The digestion of food, the movements of the heart and blood, the action of the brain and nervous system, are all immediately connected with the workings of the Liver. It has been successfully proved that Greens AI, persons afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the numerous symptoms that result from an unhealthy condition of the Liver and Stomach. Sample hotties to try, 10 cents. Posi- lively sold in all towns on the Western Continent. Three doses will prove just what you want. For sale by J. Nj. Harkey & Bro.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-05-23
CIARxsvIILr. AKK.. Nav l3. '7S.

CLARKsvILLE, ARK, May l3, IFS.
 EDITOR DEMOCRAT: Please allow space in your valuable paper to re- flute and deny . false and erroneous report secretly circulated to the effect that Capt. A. s. McKennon, candi- date for Prosecuting Attorney for this district, will not control the vote of this, hls county. I know the re port both false and unjust. That Capt. McKennon has the full confidence of the people among whom he has so long resided, TO one can deny in fact there arc but few men in this county who so fully possess the re- spcct and esteem of our people. His kindness of heart, and gcntlemanly deportmen. have cndcarcd him to all; they regard him in every way worthy and well qualified to meet any requirement. of the office he seeks, and will, the insinuations to the contrary notwithstanding, al most unanimously vote for him on the day of election. have for near ly Is years been intimately associated with Capt. McKcnnon, as comrade in arms, q friend and companion in peace, and in every relation I have found him just and true; prompt, ac- curatc and fearless in the discharge of every duty imposed upon him, whether as soldier or civilian, and l must say, without any intention to disparaging the claims of his worthy opponent, Col. Byers, for whom I have high regard, that l believe him as well (if not bettcr) qualified for the position which he seeks as any man in this district, and if cleo ted, and of this l have but little doubt, will discharge the duties of the office faithfully and impartially. I therefore appeal to all who desire to maintain and uphold the purity of our judiciary, and sec the laws of our country faithfully executed and impartially applied to all violators and evil-doers to give Capt. A. s. McKennon their united support.
 Yours truly, J. P. MITCHELL.