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The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03
AT NEw cRLEANs.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 30.--Deaths 8; cases reported, 100, Of G3 dated since Sept Z6. Total cases, 9,3s5; deaths, 2.845.
 The trains from Mobile are crowd cd with families from the lake shore watering places, the fever having broken out al along the line. There are now l5-cases, l at Barnes Hotel in Mississippi City.
 Dr. T. J. Wolf tclegraphs from Wiuona to the I'M. c. A. that there have been cases and } deaths to date, All present wants are sup piled.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03
-This section Mas yisited with mn

This section was visited with quite heavy shower Tuesday night. Bad for cotton now open in the ield.
 --Mr.sJuad, oi the Furniture Mana- Ifactnring Co, this place, has been sick several days. We hope to sec him up lagaiiiina day or two.
 On tFethirtlsabbath in this month, Rev. c. ". Reeves will preach at this place. Subject: Thou art Peter, and upon this rock ] will build my Church. .--Hon, John R. II. Scott, of Dover, Mrs. II. Clahe Howell and Miss Jessie Howell, of this place, will leave for st. Louis by to-morrow's $ train. We wish them Il safe trip and pleasant time.
 --,fhere are few places in our streets where the water stands in pud- dlcs.sa1hese places will make bad roads when the fall rains come and the busy wagoning season commences. They should be filled so that the drainage will be perfect.
 In the course of human events. It came to pass that Battendeld, of the RusscIlyilie DEMOCRAT, WAS called to Icwisburg to attend court, and Brother lobe was left behind to do the editorial work. After spending five sleepless nights and four days in deep thought, he was able to produce the following live editorial:
 ''An ant can draw sixteen times it's own weight.
 We hear that he has been unable to leave his room since.-Atkias News.
 The above puny attempt at Wit, but confirms us in enr conviction that our smallest ant could draw all the brains in the Atkius editors head and not have half i lead.
 --BRIcK.-The undersigned has just burnt kiln of brick. All railroad or other orders will be promptly attended to. A. " INshIF'
 Buy the genuine Singer Sewing Machine-the. best in the World. Ky cry Machine Warranted. Also needles, oil and extras for sale.
 { ". c. RENFRoW. Agent.
 QUERY. Why will men smoke common tobacco, when they can buy Marburg Bros. Seal of North Caro, lina, at the same priceT
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03
Postal Savings Bank.

Why may not tue government, which always has use for money, and
 is amply responsible for all it uses, establish postal savings hanksY This inquiry is becoming general, and daily grows in emphasis. There seems to be at least three good reas ous why this question should receive an affirmative answer. In the first place, the governmenB needs more money. and by just the amount Dor. rowed from it's own citizens would decrease the necessity of borrowing from foreign capitalists and the con- sequcnt exportation of gold for the payment of interest. In the second place, such measure would en- courage thrift among the people by placing the opportunity before all alike to save securely. little by little, the surplus of honest industry. How to help the working classes place themselves above want, should be she careful study of ali governments, for security from want is security from temptation and consequent crime. In the next place such q plan would tend directly to foster an abiding attachment for, and q per, sonal interest in the prosperity and perpetuity of the government among that class whose loyalty is of prime iinportance.-Chieag Alliance.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03
The Ashes of sam. E. Going.---A Monument to his Memory.

Brethren of the press, let us at once proceed by a united effort to show our faith, our love, our admira
 tion for tho dead hero of the Arkeu
 sas Press by our works. Letlts set apart the first Saturday III Noycm
 Der for the purpose of gatsing fund for the monument, Let us have concerts, lectaras rcoitatioue all over the state simultaneously in every city, town, village and hamlet deyot. ed to this special object Let every newspaper keep the time and object standing al the head of their respec
 tive columns. When collected remit to Charles G. Newman, Pine Bluff, President of the Arkansas Press A5. sooiation. And then a committee can go to work and select such dc
 signs as will be acceptable Work bretheren for this object, and it will be an easy task to accomplish. A shalt ofmalble pointing heavcnward to mark where Q hero sleeps is but
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03
AT crtATrANooGA.

CnATrANooGA, September 30.- The official mortuary report for the twenty four hours ending at 1 o'clock this afternoon, is as follows: Mrs. Pat FIcmming, aged 29; Mrs. Lem Hently, 30; John Nariho. 22, Two new cases have been reported official ly to this office: john Hardeman and N. Dregister. All four ofour physi- piapS ele 0ow H,Wpt ,9pg@ihI re port, as required by city or1uHahee. The physicians are more hopeful to- day, and ifthey could force away the few families thatrenain in theinlect- ed district the fever would soon abate.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03
LOCAL NEWS.
-I.ook ont for the ,Rod store.

Look out for the Red otofc.
 -WANrED.-Ten cords Of ash wood. Apply at the post office.
 --subscribe for the DEMOCRAT, only $l.59 per year; 75e. for six months.
 Miss Lucy Williamson, of Atkins, visited Miss Mary Allen of our town last week.
 lion. B. J. Brown and family pass cd mp the road last Saturday on their way home.
 -Go to the Red Store for bargains. "A child of Mr, Harrison Young blood was buried at the town ccmc- tcgy last sunday.
 Mir T. M. Oates sends us sweet potato which weighs four pounds. Who can beat 1t?
 The new platforms ct the depot are about four feet wider tbau the old ones were--a good change.
 We see our handsome young friend Bfr. Me Anally is now behind the coUn- ter at Messrs. Allen $ Blaekburu's.
 -AIr. W. 1T. Dowthit, we regret to learn was considerably hurt the other day by being thrown from his horse.
 Circuit Court will not adjourn this week, and consequently County Court cannot come off Monday next and will stand adjourned until the third Monday in the month.
 -Geutlemen can find a fine line of shirts, laundrie1 and unlauudlied at tine Red Store.
 --llr. A. Wlusett had tho mlsfoCtuna to get fall from 9 scaaold at his brick yard last Saturday from which he re- eciyea some painful, although not dan gcrous injuries.
 We've got a good joke on certain fellow who got lost coming home irou Dover the other night, bat as we promised to say nothing about we won't mention it.
 Prof. v. s. Spears school at At. lina will open on 2lat inst. Prof. $. i' one of the most successful educator. who has ever taught iu our county ant we predict he will give good salisiac. tion at Atkins.
 -Mr. William smith of Clark town ship has placed us under many ohliga' tious for some of tho finest sweet pota. toes we have seen this year. Four oi them weigh l5 pounds and ounces The largest one weighs I pounds and throe-guarters,
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03
Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the un- derslgned will make application at the October 1878 term of the Pope County Court for au order appointing road viewers to view and lay out new road IS follows: CWaHenoiuE at stray horns Landing on the Arkansas River, and running from thence through the town of London, in Clark township, aud from thence iu I uortherly dircc- fion unHl ii integsects tle Dover and Clarksylle road at the place that tue '.Bu4l Frog Nalley' road turns off from said Dover and Clarksyille road, near the Jane Webb place.
 4. \. ZACHARY, and others.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03
q small thing compared with his Ser vice. ce.--Arkansa Traveller.

Train up a calld in the way that he shall go, and t may tnru out that way in the iong run, but all the pre- cept and example ever promulgated cant save him from the sheepish, awkward feeling sure to seize him when he goes sparkling the first tHme.
 The only missionary yet sent to Alaska gave the business the cold shake as soon IS he stepped ashore and secured the office of post master. The whole country isn worth three minutes of praying for.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03

and listening to the wrangling of law- yors and awaiting upon the slow DFog- ress of justice three weeks ata clip, we do not wonder tt much coiaphiint.
 This feature of onI jury system needs amending, and we hope it will be 'lone 50 as to put the above restriction into eGact.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03
Administrators Notice.

I, as administrator Of the estate of B. D. l.. Shinn, dec'd, late of Pope county, Arkausas, give notice to ail whom 1t may concern, that Ut the next, October 1878 term of the Probate Court of Pope county, l will make application to said Court for an order to sell the real estate of said deeedAnt's estate, to enable me pay the debts against the same.
 J. l.. SiIlNN,
 Adm'r of B. D. R. Shinn, dec'd. Sept. 10, 1878. l3l. 1t
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03
f3 5.a fIsazNlj5 6G .'Aa.5e ;
 la EgR3NGao

owing to prevalence cf yellow fever in Memphis we have opened all office at \. ". Corner Of Pine and 2nd sts. in tl,is City as cotton factors and com mission merchants. Shipments of col ton and orders for bagging and ties solicited. The house in Memphis will continue as heretofore and we ask a continuance of your patronage to that point. Our facilities for handling cot ton at b9tu places are complete, and with ample means and long rNpcncnae we hope to give entire satisfaction m the transaction of any business entrust- cd to Us. Very truly,
 BBooEs, NEELY & Go.
 St. Louis, Mo, Sept. [, 1878.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03
AT noNALpsoNylLLE.

DoNALDsoNynLE, September 20. For 24 hours ending at 10 a. III. sunday, 40 new cases and 1 deaths.
 We have no telegraphic communi- cation with New Orleans, but the Towards of that city have sent nurs- es and physicians to us.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03
llIl1ER.

On Saturday, 28th Sept tt o'elnek D. m, DELLA, infant daughter of Har- ris and Florence Youugblood, at their residence in Pope county.
 Little Della was & l.ttie child 1 year n months and } days old, and was the pride of its doatiug parents. We sym pathize with them in their sad hereaye- mcnt, only those that have lost can properly do so.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03
AT TANaIPAHo, LA.

NEW ORLEANS, September 30.-Wm Fairchild, the telegraph operator at Tangipaho' died of fever last night. c. K. Harvey, of Broolhayen, who took Fairchilds place few days ago, is down with fever.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03
AT CANTON.

CANTON, Sept. 30.---New cases 33; deaths 3, Two telegraph operators are down with the feyer---Cross and Campbell. Mir. Brctte IS here doing good service. On the Lagard plan tatation all of tho cases are canyales- cinn
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03

ssfs zp~~vet < LIMITED NE&BER OF AC- es Fass Isss tive, energetic caUga ssers to cugtlse ID pleasant ana proi able hu@lh"-s. GS8d men Mil Eua this q GigTe chancc to make money. oHch will please answer this aGyertis- inent by letter, enclosing stamp for reply, stat- lag what business they have been engaged u. None but those who mean business need apply. Address, FINLEY, HARVEY & Co,
 atlanta, Ga.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03


 Yau Buren Press: 4 horrible ae cident happened at Gen. Burrows place, week last Sunday It seems that il party of four young men had come in Q wagon from Missouri, near the Arkansas line, to pick cotton. The two oldest started out Sunday morning to look at the fields, and left the two others, II and IS years of age, at the camp. It seems that they went to the river, neal by, and were either jumping or playing in the sand under the bank, when the bank caved in, and, covering them up, killed them. On the return of the other two men to camp, the boys absence occasioned no uneasiness until night, when they did not return. Search was made, and for five days nothing was discovered of the bodies, until those in search were attracted to the banks by the flies. It seems that the fingers of the oldest were just protruding from the sand. An in qleatNyas held by justice Morgan, the result or which we have not learned, nor the names of the par ties. We have since learned from justice Harvey, who held the inquest Chat the boys names were Perry Gilbert, IS years old, and Jas. c Wright If years old, anu were resi-. dents of Washington county, near Cinuinnati
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03
Extra Liability to Malarial ln-
 lection.

Persons whose blood is thin, diges- tion weak and liver sluggish, are extra liable to the attacks ol malagial disease. The most trihing exposure may, under such conditions, infect a system which, if healthy, would resist miasmstic taint. The only way to secure immu- uity from malaria in localities where it is prevalent, is to tone and regulate the system bg improving weakened diges- ton, enriching the blood, and giving q wholesome impetus to bliary secretion. These results are aecomolished by noth- ing SO effectively as Hostetter's Stom- ach Bitters, which long eXperienee has proved to be the most reliable safe guard against fever and ague and kin 5lred disor lers, as well as the best rem- edy for them. Tie Bitters are, more- over, an excellent inyigorant of the orgaus Of urination, aud an active dep- urent, eliminating from the blood those acrid imparigies which originate rheumatic ailments.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03
AT LockpoRr. \. '.

LooKroRT, Sept, 30.--. There was a fatal case of yellow fever here ycster- day; a Mir. Brown. He hailed from Memphls.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03

In J. P. Court of Griffin Township, Pope Co.,, Ark. J. k. Hamn, PltT,
 agaiust Warning Order. ]. PFuett, Def't.
 The defendant, John Pruett Is warm cd to appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of The plalntitf, J. R. ilamn. This l2th day of Sept. 1878.
 F. M. AUSTIN. J. r.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03
Nnr fl.ttirr.s .ss.e

Ne arc authorized te apuo0uce
 ls8S 2 at. GUNIE1, a candidate for ra-eleetioa tc the ellice Of Rep geseatHtiNe iu the nissd States ~enSggsssifA]a f5la FsftHta tsf. -res. ioaal Bistrla at 1g&Husa5
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03
AT GREENv1LLE.

GREENvnrH, Sept. 30 Number of deaths to date, 20l. Five new cases to-day. SIX deaths since yesterday.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03
Ar pILor TOWN.

PmoT TowE, Sept 30. One new case; no deaths; twenty two conva- lescing.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03

Bring along your job-work of all kinds-lerter heads, bill heads, visiting cards, business cards, labels, legal blanks, bills of lading, posters or any thing else. We will duplicate Little Rock prices.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03

-TnE total contributions from our State to the plague stricken cities now reach about $7000.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03
IHa tJtte. ll,t,at.sAttQIl.

Also J- st. a4s . N7t ss s*,@~ AAs
 The special bent of the American mind seems to be that of old SI-to iu- ycstigate. We began Co investigate in 1860 and we have been Investigating ever since. We investigated the South pretty thoroughly then, and now they have caught the spirit and propose to investigate us. Investigation, that is a thoroughly uupartisau, uupreGliced investigation, always leads to one eN- cellent rCsult-the good, the true, is yindicated, and impostures are exposed. This is precisely tLe reason why Nr. R. v. Pierce invites and urges lhe public to investigate the remedial powers of lis Family Remedies. He knows that the trial will yindieate all his claims for them and all that has been written of them by grateful patients who have been restored to health bytheir use. The Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant PurEative Pellets are the acknowledged standard remedies of the age for all diseases of the stomach and liver,
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03
MARKET REPORT.

-Scrips: State, So to 65c; County 1ld, 75 new, 3ato 40; tussellville City, )ar. Cotton, Low Ordinary, 5: Good Ordinary, S}6 to SA; Low Middiing 'l6 to Q; Good Middling, 9l1 to 91,.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03

--THE Helena World, of Sept. 4th reached us on the 2Gth. We sup pose it had been quarantined.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03

4 N AtHA after ggep Haee sighi iytes tAat ganr tJ4.e s oet ss.G ,i3tiee5 goe Yptf sfb- ss13pttoa g2ar naga1 gsass be stit@aa fFoaa oRF !tsts.
 sIDVEET TTsF VENTS and Loeal Voices nveg 5z hra}sa is- by H0}assdHV aofejng, y Hot tles3 4s4a 6l 3si ilgs3 0aa tcset.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03
AAgC9sg1 . 2: s.

For UAit9d States Senator. We alc authorized to annoIneo
 HON. ELISHA BANTER, of Iua8bcndea.a Copnii, candidate for the ffaftet' seatgs Stuatc. ta succeed taa, 5. N Dorsey. at She eleefio' Go he &eia hy the 5ca- era, Assembly 0l the state of .tri-auaas in Jan nary lAe&t.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03
m. - -..nImMMLr1LIons VI . ngrsnuHI rhaI

 acter, # a+s.s i..a ~ all. double the usual rates. aHa t,icly jn advance.
 Marriage aaj oa.luary notices not to exceed four li1es i-es s' eE foHr twenty cents per liGe, Aavyrt elaaats inserted at q ger square for frs 3-s .a5a, AI.l a0 cents each sWGsesQent iHtrtiaa,
 For a=.ver.iseacnts inserted iu the Special Nctirc ,e.sa. ar iH reading matter, 20 ccuts per fine u'fi bs charged.
 Asnat4.iHa aanaila.ea for staie and Dis tsleeus.iHt- slV: tuuu,F ehees, S5:far Corpora fioa. ss.s5 aal lau- be pa!d inal,Gnee.
 tIteeH eHi-e4ests rat ,aerked with t'io nufabor c 4rttuas tes5 ae 938 ba charged for a5 She 1eEu.G. Tata tat't ordered tgt
 Al cHeaar aFcapHsates and otbar matter {asssi ,-', assalai 5saaHo will hc Charged f-r #J 1j #uE- ? Tl8ae.
 JHau ai sir4:r.semerta, where tls aia4tius Hre noi t.a5#n at do mas e{se rgfel4peo4 muat i@ Hattt-r{a }=.F.5are Ten 3a-. ur tes5 con IHs .s uaeHsf Ia .he3arecst cire0iatian of ans a. .gl tH is. -t95' aH5ss te lf 5sjtgla BotS S. ant 5sHH raa a5 @ 4aar paper in t'ie f,9.ahweo b,sHg 4iraU h ueaslr every Town st o#t t a.e sotsfi t1a west, asaj read bF au ja. Es.t, tafHrisias people
 I4e BHaaCas is b4 best a8rcrtisiag sheet Ia tHs=ssfa faas ttstE EttasfEc circulation iu the .so aTese auloag fa slaHte'z lHaFeaa9ia a4e business ns.a. I'i'rs t espe@ailg asiraola C. hose H a fn reach .h general a d snhslfie4i r" G- hy advertising yheir r4. lae- Tive 52sIae=s and iaeafeats.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03
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The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-03
c@~PAY your Subscription.
To Make Money
Conrt of Griffin Township,

Pleasantly and fast, agents should address
 FINLEY, HARVEY < O., Atlanta, Ga.
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cIlet.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-22

70 E Jew S.
SPECIAL TO THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
The Bank Of England Raises Its
Fate Of Interest.
OISTRUST OF ALL FORMS OF CREDIT.
Great Sorrow for the Death Of
Bayard Taylor.
FOR THE WIFE AND
DAUGHTER.
Distress Throughout She Country.
Distress Throughout she Country.

LoDUN, December Fl.
The "Daily News says Notwithstand-
ing the Bank Of England has raised its
rate Of interest until It is up to Z per cent,
which is the tallest figure known for adj
vances, and that this gives it all the gold
needed, it still n n keep up its reserve
to figures which financial men consider
safe. As fast as gold is received and notes
issued thereon. according to the terms OF
its charter, the latter are drawn oft by
the country, and the London joint
stock banks and the bill brokers, in
order TO satisfy the demands of
their customers and to strengthen them
selves. The reason is that . general dis
trust Of all forms Of credit, other than the
legal tender notes Of the bank itself, has
been created. This is causing an unusual
demand for the circulating notes OF the
bank, and should any other bank failures
take place, it will necessarily be intensi-
fed. In q leading editorial the Times
cautiously alludes to this demand for Bank
Of England notes, and endeavors to guard
against its assuming too large proportions.
1t prepares the public mind for q still fur
Their decline in the reserve Of the bank,
now reduced to 28ss per cent. Of its liabil-
tiles. 1t acknowledges that the de-
mand for notes is a very distress
ing fact. 1t fears the Ueserve will be
u down 80 low on account Of the steady
drain, which it acknowledges is not caused
by the demands Of commerce., but by dis
trust If the public. as to compel the Gov
eminent to come to the aid Of the bank.
The manner in which this aid is given is
well known. The bank, by order Of the
Privy Council, is permitted to assume the
issue Of notes beyond the limit OF the Peel
act Of 1874, in order to meet q run OF legal
tender money, Of which the present finan-
cial depression is doubtless the impelling
cause. There are not q few who predict
that the bank act will ultimately have to be
suspended.
BERLIN, December 81.
The sorrow for the death of Bayard
Taylor is universal. The Emperor and
Empress, only a few hours before the fatal
symptoms appeared, alphabetically sent
to inquire regarding the American Minis
ter's health. Many kilograms are arriving
from all parts Of the world, especially
reaved wife and daughter, and General
Grant sent a dispatch last night offering
coincidence. The members of the Imperial
family, dignitaries, aud State officers left
cards to-day for q visit to the widow. The
German Imperial Government, in the
name Of the Nation, sent Q touching letter,
sincerely lamenting the loss Of such . dis
tinguished man. The entire newspaper
press Of Berlin speak Of Taylor in the
highest terms Of praise.
LONDON, December 81.
The newspapers continue to publish
accounts Of distress throughout tho
country, which the authorities and private
citizens are trying to relieve.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-22
EASTERN Ew S.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
eno,aL 10 II runExA DAILY srxrrSrL.
TreaeAsry Ansng Members Of .

xgeoe4ery Among Members u =
NEW YoRK. December 81.
The World - states that H. d. Bently.
who came from England in the interest OF
parties there, who were victimized by last
0ctober's Erie pool. Of which Jim Keene,
Rufus Hatch, and 8. n. Mills were the
Representatives here, gives as . result OF
the investigation, his belief hat there was
tsoschsry among the members OF the pool
hsse. He infers that Mills was faulty, and
hat information leaked out to Jay Gould
through msans unknown, which caused
The iAttsr - throw . hundred thousand
shares on the market, and then commenced
bearing operation on : large scale, which
seealted Il : panic. Bontly regrets that so
lio11o b known Of the manner Of dealing
On ~ London Stock Exchange. A vast
amount at good American surities might
IL plaood there. II : better knowledge Of
them existed there. He thinks the result
o. liz investigation may lead to ! CORES
pondence and better understanding between
London and New York.
TIE Aalonrnuaent ~ Conxress.
WAsmxoros. December u.
Both houses Of Congress adjourned 81
- eeEiy hour yesterday. : y impatient
hoIiday receee Of nearly three weeks which
Ihey hsve voted themselves. The net re-
sults 81 The aasaiop thus far are the passage
Il appropriation bills. The setiop by the
oeasie On three Of them. which are re-
turned 70 tho House with amendments. is
likely 70 occasion the usual conflict on the
subject Of economy and retrenchment.
Ihs passage by both houses Of . bill avert.
ing the danger Of the discontinuance o.
~ postal car service, the introduction o.
soRsa& mass II new bills, only . few o.
Mil have any considerable chance o.
eeneoment. 3 certain amount Of political
4tocnsetoas and hnally the passage Of the
blaine reseladon providing Tor an investi'
UAttou q ~ rso(G3 southern elections. art
auong Tie thir accomplished. On fh<
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-22
Cnrdixnn

In Buckskin, Wooden or Kid Gloves, Gaunt
and Mits I x L at the Golden Rule Store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-22

This is the watchword Of the Golden r lie
Store. and Notwithstanding all the pun adver-
tisements and extraordinary announcements
JOE exceeds and gets away with the baggage.
selling goods cheap for cash.