The Russellville Democrat., 1878-09-26
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 --The lncorporationta for the year 1878 will be one-fourth of one per cent.
 Mrs. II. Clabe Howell and Miss Jessie Howell leave next week to take in the St. Louis Fair. The establishment of several new telegraph offices on the Fort Smith road is in contemplation by tue officials.
 Col. J. P. Wood is back from Se- bastian county again and is attending Circuit Court at Dover this week.
 -Dr. J. ". Fruits Cholagogue Cathartic, is a never-failing remedy for all diseases of the Liver and Blood. Try it.
 -Call at A. M. Wilson's and get a bottle of Fruits Cholagogue Cathartic; has been tested in hundreds of cases and never fails.
 Hon. W. R. Lee, Representative elect from Newton county, arrived in cur city last Monday evening, and will remainsfor several days. 2 csgsF
 MT. Jas. Wells, who has been spending few weeks m the mountains, has returned home, looking much im7 proved by the trip.
 A NEW DISCOVERY. RY.-The best of all medicines for the Liver and Blood, is Dr. J. ". Pruitt's Cholagogue, Cathar- tic and Alterative Tonic.
 Miss Josie Fears, one of our hand some and accomplished young ladies, has been tendered school at Clinton, in Van Buren county, and will leave in a few days to enter upon her duties.
 -Dr. John II. Potts, young and popular practitioner from Atkins, and good looking and genial gentleman withal, passed through town Tuesday afternoon enroute to Dover. s..
 On last Monday MT. Nat. Dyke, who has been with Mir. A. M. Wilson for the last few months, bade adieu to friends here and left for his home in Aurora, Ind.
 --SIr. Cad J. Hanks, the wel,-known and popular representative of Brooks, Nicely & Co.,, St. Louis, and Memphis, was in town again last Tuesday. work ing like beaver for his house.
 We unintentionally neglected to mention at the proper time the arrival of a bouncing boy, at the residence of Mir. Thos. Hamlin. We do so now and wish the "young man. long life and prosperity.
 County Treasurer Falls has shown us a map of the county which he is preparing, which will show the metes and bound. of each school district in the county. By reference to it he can tell at a glance what school district any tract of land in the county belongs to. It will be a useful map.
 The following cases had been taken up and disposed of at Circuit Court up to Tuesday evening; State of Arkar- sas vs. J. c. Prewitt, selling liquor on Sunday; jury trial--not guilty. State of Arkansas vs. John Bayliss, carrying pistol; plea of guilty--fined $25. State of Arkansas vs. Jno. Mcclure, selling liquor on Sunday; jury trial--not guilty. State of Arkansas vs. - Caufman, assault; mol pros.
 HuRRAH FOR GuNTER.-Through Mir. G. w. O. Davis we learn that the Con- gressional Convention held at Harrison on the 18th inst, resulted in the unaai- nous nomination of Hon. T. NJ. Gun ter as the regular nominee for Congress from the 4th Congressional District. Mr. T. s. Edwards, of Gum Log, was present as the delegate from Pope county, and to him we are indebted for report of the proceedings of the Convention, which report however, was lost before i: reached us. FINE APPLES. MT. D. R. Grant, one of our esteemed subscribers of Moreland Township, has placed us under obligations to him for one dozen of the finest apples we have seen of this years crop. They are Kentucky Reds, and the l2 apples weigh just s pounds. Considering the fact that this is one of the best fruits grown, con- taining more points of excellence as human food than almost any other fruit grown, it is strange that more of our people don't have good apple or chards-especlally when such fine ap- pies as those presented by friend Grans can be produced here. a'As AA FAT MAN REDUCED FIFTY pnIrNUAS