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The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-24

There are sixty hands at work on the railroad extension from Van Bn- ren to Ft. Smith The number will be increased to 100 by the middle of next week. A large force of hands are at work just above Van Buren preparing for pile driving at the railroad srosslng, Fort Smith Her raid.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-24

--JoY TO THE AFFLICTED. lone of our most emifent American Chemists has discovered process whereby he ob- tains, in q palatable form, all the active medicinal properties of the East India Cinohona bark, without disturbing the irritant and inert matter. In this pre- paTation the alkalOids arc in their na- tive combinations, and the same pro- portions of the Ingredients are main- tained as exist ia the celebrated bark from the Neilghefry hills This pre- pa,ation Is called CLIFFoRD's FEBRr- FuGE, and is fast taking the place of Quinine and the so-oalled Ague Cures, etc, in the market.
 j. c. RICHARDSON, Prop'r.
 St. Louis. For sale by all druggists.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-24
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 The DEMOCRAT is .hc best advertising sheet 1fn the state. Its extensive circulation in the Southwest among the planters merchants and business men, renders il especially Gesirable to those who wish to reach the general and substantial public by advertising their respec- tive business and interests.
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The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-24

The man who declaims against the railroads and says they have ruined the country and ought to be wiped out, makes the biggest kind of . fuss when the stage is ten min utes late.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-24

sring along your job-work of all kiads-letter heads, bill heads, visiting cards, business cards, labels, legal blanks, bills of lading, posters or any thing else. We will duplicate Little Rock nrirps
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-24

QUERY. -"Why will men smoke common tobacco, when they can buy Marburg Bros. Seal of North Caro-, lina,' at the same pricey
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-24
SuPEER STEEl. ENTERTAINERS!

It's immense circulation enables it's proprietor to spend more on embellish- .ments, stories, &e., than any other. It gives more for the money than any in the world. It's
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-24
MAIRIiIED.

On Thursday the l7th inst, at the residence of the brides father, by the Rev. W. II. Corley, Mr.J. Orr Hearne, to Miss Hattie Harkey, all of Pope Co.,, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-24
THRILLING TALES. AND NOVELTIES

Are the best published anywhere. All the most popular writers are employed to write originally for 'sPeterson.n In 1879, in addition to the usual quantity of short stories, five original copyright noyelettes will be given, by Ann $. Stephens, Frank Lee Benedict, Frances Hodgson Burnett, Jane c. Austin, and that nnrivalled humorist, the author of "Josiah Aliens wife" MAMMOTH CoLoRED FASHION PLATES ahead of all others. These plates are engraved on steel, twice the usual size, and are unequalled for beau- ty. They will be superbly colored. Also, household and other receipts; in short. everything interesting to ladies. N. B.--As the publisher now prepays the postage to all mail subscribers, ''Peterson" is cheaper than ever, i'll fact is the cheapest in the world. Terms (always in advanceJ $2.00 year. ss REDUCED PRICES TO CLUBS. -aE1
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 Address, postpaid,
 CHAs. J. PETERSON,
 30G Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa, Specimens sent gratis if written for.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-24

Jennie June is not in favor of flirting, and thinks that women are injured by It more than men. But they will do it, Susan B. Anthony. however, being q notable exception.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-24
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The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-24

INEELING THANKFUL TO THE PUBLIC tN for past tavors, we ask eontinuanee of the same, and promise that our dealing shall be honest, impartial and alike Go all.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-24
WE RECEIVE EVERY DAY NEW
FALL AND WINTER GOODS

It is to the interest of everyone to call on us and examine our prices before going else where. It is no trouble to
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-24

What VIC say will be verified by our sales over tte counter. oir goods arc of the latest styles and of the best quality. The prices at winch we sell were never known so low before. By paying CASH for our goods 1t gives us chances to do better by our
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-24
MARKET REPORT.

--Scrips: State, 60 to 65c; County old, s5; new, B to 10; Russellville City, par. Cotton, Low Ordinary, 8 Good Ordinary, sla to sl; Low MidAing Sls to 9; Good Middling, 9l4 to 9lS.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-24

.'lt is worth double it's pl ice. ."--Ottowa
 (Canada), Advertiser. eE-CHEAPEST AND BEST. .gss
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-24

1OohER I
 THE TOILET,
 THE HOUSEHOLD,
 THE SICK ROOM &c., Contributed by over 300 Ladies to the Home Department of the Chicago Tribune during the past three or four years. It contains more information than do the $i.50 and $2.0o cook books, besides possessing the important adyan- tage over all others of being Practical Experiences of Practical 'Hcnle" Keepers. These select, original aud practical contributions from so many ladies, have never before appeared in hook form. and this yoiuma is the first and only compilation.
 We have exclusive control of the the book ill this locality, and it can be obtained through this office.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-24
SPECIAL RATES

This he is able to do owing to the fact that he owns number of Stores and makes larger purchases than any ono else sud pays
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-24
.h. REx.aCH

Is still selling goods cheaper than any wnere
 else in
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-24

aPAY your Subscription
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-24
ARKAN NSAS!
Mr. A Be.j acl2

Has been in the east for the past two months, and has mate arrangements with manufae- jurors to get goods at
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-24

SUDDEN DEATH.--Dr. T. l.. Verser, well known cotton buyer from Mem phis, died very suddenly on last Mon- day morning at the residence of Mrs. Roland, of heart disease. His family, who are at present sojonrning near Trenton, Tenn, were promptly notified of the sad event by telegraph. His funeral took place yesterday at 10 ann, and was well attended. He was about sixty years of age.-New Era.
 We are sorry to hear the above sad news We knew the deceased well and always found him to be q true type of perfect gentleman. He had made many friends here who will sorry to hear of his death.
 We had the pleasure of call last week from Rev. R. W. Goudelock, or Bellefonte, Boone county. He repre- sents peace and plenty as prevailing in his county-plenty of pork, corn, wheat, apples and everything else but money. The great want of his coun- try IS an outlet by rail or good turn pike road, tapping the Ft. Smith road at this or some other point, so that the vast quantities of produce which that country yields may be marketed As i. Is there is but little inducement for them to make anything more than IS necessary for home consumption, no adeouate means being available for transporting the surplus to market
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-24

Dr 4 R Winfield, Rev G A Dannelly Dr " c Johnson.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-24

Our John Bernard has gone to meet his namesalxe. We will 90, too, by and by. His PAPA AND MAMMA.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-24

The following is list of the Members aBd Delegates of the Arkansas Annual Gepfcrenca Of the M. E. Church south, now iii session at this place:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-28

.Englsnd's occupancy Of Cyprus. by
which she controls the Euphrates valley
and the passage h India, may indirectly
influence the commerce Of Syria and Pal
cstine. and stimulate agricultural interests
In that section. Az our Jerusalem corre-
spondent wrote : few weeks ago, in parts
of Palestine '.lie untold resources Of
wealth, swaiting only capital for its de-
vel0pment." With the English contractor
- work, perhaps the Yankee packet ship
may sudaciousiy steer in the Mediterra-
pesn, and supply Palestine with the latest
steam-plough and rapid transit scheme.
In the Jordan Valley cotton. indigo and
sugar can readily b raised. Let Mr.. Cook
prepare special trip to the East and re-
port - 70 the natural advantages Of Pales-
Time for the agricuIturist.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-28
WANTED

CrTUATIoNS ARE WANTED BY TWO
- steady and sober young men, one as Cook
and the other as Barkeeper. No objec-
tons for either one u go outside Of Eureka.
Address CaAS. KuNAEL, or apply at tie Of
hce q the SENTINEL. teas
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-28

TIE most snectual way to secure hap
piness 70 ourselves is 70 confer II upon
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06

Money has been in plentiful supply during me
week, and lent at 1l2G2 on Government bonds,
and at 2G2l2, with exceptions at ., on misrella-
neOus collateral. Discounts were quiet at " per cent
and inward. The United STATES Treasurer at
Washington to-day received 100000 National
bank notes for redemption. The customs receipts
were $50 900, and internal revenue receipts $500
600 The following Is the Clearng-llouse state
ment to-day: Currency exchanges, S12,33o,37"i ;
currency balances, S3.S2OOO gold exchanges
SI2.OI7,44f; gold balances, ~ ,112sSf.
In the London market during the week there was
very little variation in British cons2s, Lutcd
States bonds being firm throughout while ~ Amer
lean railway securities there was not Htti' IrIgEI
larty. Bar silver declined duung the week To- - >
p,ucc the ounce, English standard closing Just a
frgcrion frmcr At the weekly meeting ol the a.
rrct1rs held yesterday an advance wa, made IN the
ninim,:m rate Of discount at the Bank oi
England to 3l2 per cent while IN M me
outside market thTee-months bills were DIS
counted as high as 3lsa3lI per cent. lhe am9uhI
of bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF England
ON balance Yesterday was flS,OOO. Ihe specie ~
the bank decreased Es3J, 900 during the past week
The proportion of bank reserve TO llablitE' "hiNh
list week was 3G per cent IS now 30l'ii per cent.
The following are the highest and lowest pi''' oi
securities for the week, and tie closing sales 20
day and a " eek ago:
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06

p CALL O'CLOCK ?. NJ.
THIRD noARp-2:3O =. NJ.



The review of the dealings in stocks for the week
covers thc business Of only five days, because o the
Intervention of the ludep p,udcnce holiday. There
fore tbo total transactions of 1850 shares, when
c,r.p,red with 7l7.G73, e032O2 and 55o,3lo
shares for the preceding weeks, are not as small as
tLcyotlcryyisc would seem to be. Nevertheless, the
.ucrulation has been dull, although characterized
j. a General advance in prices, ranging from p to
al pcr cent for the active stocks. The principal
f.,tpres have been the Wisconsin stocks, Lake
shore and Central of Ncw-Jcrsey. The short m
trst which was caused in Lake Shore last week bv
Uo declaration Of dividend Of only J
nor cent proved to be a sufficient basis for change
of front on the part of some Of the leading opeId-
or and hence the prce of the stock has steadily all
cd SINCE last Saturday with the effect Of oircduclns
that short interest to very near the point Of zero.
The stock to-day closes 3os per cent higher than on
last Friday. after having declined 3 per cent on last
Saturday.
The Wisconsin stocks have been brought mp until
- Poul common shows a final gain of 24 over the
Gcures of week ago; the preferred :; Northwest
common 4. and the preferred Il per cent he talk
which accompanied this buying was Of the extent oi
the coming crop, and the willingness oi the liil'e
90 accent Ubatever may be the ruling figures ior H.
Central of Ncw-Jerscy advanced from 81 "a % %
to 3oIa but finally closed at 3S. Concerning lAi'
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06
CHARGED WITH ENBEzZLElENT.

TdvaId s. Calhoun was Drought yestcId0Y'
b.-or, Judge Daniels, en- charge Of ,mDezzemcut and
gave bail III IL 900 TO meet h, trial The special charge
acau, Inn Is the taking of $50 Of the funds OF Oh"
Peter, y Calhoun Harness and Saddery CoInpant, @I
which l. WAS treasurer II is claimed that his NHui
d..aou, amount to about $4,000. His residence l-
in Newark and for some time ne las been absent iom
lie country HIS father is PhilO G. calhoun, president
rf TIE Fourth National Bank. William j. CIoEah' ol
No GG West Fiftv-fourth-st., became hs hpndNnan y
ro, rcumstancc DO his l. 'h1t the accused wa
q fur,lnau in tie last trial Of Edward : stokes. .
George Peters superintendent OF ihe refers ~ '',
lnuu Nauufac' urIng Company, OF Newark, states "t
the arrtt oI Calhoun for cnhcZZrWcuf, on Tcqh-l ION
from tn. Governor of N"w-NOrk Is al act OF malce
ana tl4. the charge has no foundation
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06
NOT COVERED BY The TREATY.

Judge Daniels yesterday granted Wi; OF
l4bea- corpus for HcudrcE Albert Peg MS Mr. Pesens
arrived here from Holland July p and was met h' an
order of arrest issued by Judge DonOhuc According TO
the statement Of hi, petition lac taken fore the
Consul the Netherlands and informed iAdl hc was
wanted at A, home for an cmbczzca nt and rgu,cu, j
tu e there hut was taken To Ludlow Nucct jan. iir
has since u.cu informed That trerc j. up cNiiali''H
treaty. w- Holland covering ms ease, aId asks bis ie
lease. The writ j. IetuyMauc to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06
Of the fastest boats Of her class. She is

said to be Of the fastest boats OF her class She is
80 feet 3l2 inches mean length.
The schooner yacht Resoute has been chartered from
Thomas Manning OF the yachting agency by few gen
uelnen Ot Philadelphia for nine months pleasure
cruise 10 the West indies The ResOlute went ON the
ways at City Island Yesterday.
The schooner yacht Sunshine belonging TO II. j. Hand,
of the New York Yacht Club, has been sold To Phia
delphia gentleman by Mr. Manning.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06

stock no new features have been developed ana II s
safe 10 assume that its price depends entirely upon
the movements Of the clique which for the
time has obtained the control of the floating
stock. Western Union makes bnal gam
having sold at 50. These are the highest figures
nj which the stock has sold since September, 1873
The remainder of the stocks moved upward more I'D
sympathy with the movements already referred 10
than from any strength of their own. A notable
exception was the stocks Of the Quicksilver Com
pany, which declined 2l2 per cent for the common
and per cent for the preferred.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06
MINUTE GUNS FOR QUEEN MERCEDES.

NEw-OREANs, July 5.-On Friday morning
rrc rIird- d. this city honored the memory OF tie
IIl. young QIoen Mercedes, by a grand iuheral mas
.t the Cathedral During the ceremonies section OF
arel, urcd minute guns ia front oil Jackson square
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06
YAOHTING NOTEs.

The slilng-master Of the sloop yacht Mya,
> The Atlantic Yacht Cub, which w,u Tie champion
YeLnaut Iu her class the Atlauc's regatta La, year
n challenged any boat Of The same Dimensions 90 race
IN" "ennaut 10 the lsht-shp aud return Tie MyIa
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06

week became easier at the close, selling
rates being on the basis OF - So for sixty
days bills and 81 S7l20S4 8S for demand 10 tho
{. We annex closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06
A~rHlNGE ARGUMENT FOR 4 WIFE. &.
pr,I>I.e uY JUDGE VAN HoEs'N n IHE MlLrE
BERGER Ch~F

In thr suit of Na,hu F. Mi}dchcrCer against
Olive. n N.Iabcr-cg. Caie.Ja>i.e DAILY, in Es
decision. divided equally tle i,'u' income OF both,
rlvu-tnr wife oue-lJt q such 'canc hut allowed the
husband Fl. a D., motion 90 rel.ye hlmsr..oi the ai-
mauy due and unpaid under the or'e" for enlorary
arnuluv Juiu- the suit The d"t,.daat made such yu
a.rI#r,.l % Judge Van Hrcscn iu Common Pleas ~".-
ci,I J. ..... ou She grouui that his own income was
limited ou, o,t Of fund, left m u- for HIM by ii.
,tlrr which had actually diminished by reason o' ih"
fan .r gold. while m, wI'c'S income lad actually I"-
erased hy u Investment and hy fortunate lease o.
1rt ui der VrnucIy. Size replied tia Src hdt incurred
G,1t, pending The litigation; that her husband had SUI
H.,ut income left o. pay The arrears, vita economy -;
a few wears. aud that De had rich relatives, who would
nav The money rather 'h Inn subjected TO disgrace
and Imprisonment.
4, 90 THIS last argument, judge Van H"ee,n says;
'-IEaiy strange one go present j amounts 10 lh,e,
that Tie Count should Use Us powers t' cNtoit money
from f.c kindred Of debtor Who bo0 not the means l
5..rta. Ms obligations. PIatrS Wd tuE'hd> >rll,
mon .4i their fri udS ransom 'htm but court, nl
lr--.., uu not proceed m that way A. 10 the outr
luuf- Judge Van HucstL thinks o.. allowance OF one
laf tr income. being fan beyond the one-thrd OF ono
1purf ordinarily allowed DO such Ct~.~, Should SAT Nv
tlc plaintiff aud as 90 h,r debts, 70 seems - hm i"t
flr were contracted % make investments and ENe REL
70 claim u therefore grants tIt dcfeu, auts d. .IOu
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06
! I y /. NM 49, y. cln.ingnriar, to-day:


STATE bonds were only moderately active. To-
Ia,t- sale, were of new series leuucSstcS al 80,
Ustrirt at Columbia 3-6js at s3's, Louisiana con-
sol, Al 7Gla. Missouri Gs Of 1887 and ISIS at lOI a.
and Hannibal and II. Joseph issue at 1882. ,
me u,9iiup, IN railroad bonds were active, with
tn-5,y', market strong. Ir-ts of Burlington and
CrdIf Rapid, were at 20, Northwest gold bondS
ion l., Canada southern guaranteed -, Irhlgh ana
{VlII,.harr. ruu.ul- 90, Central Iaclhcs 100 mon
tr,t, lnGI- Ohio and Mississippi consolidated SINK
ING fund 80 -. and hIots OF c., {. and l. I.
3~L,a39l2. o..l.
1902 a loUi and the market was Puiyl ana ,""
nf nfrtrr,t The payment of July com interest occa-
stoned au easier loan market, and to-day rates
vrr, hat AMI l.al per cent forcarr, ing Inc nuo-
Treasury Disbursements 'or the week were Th3oo-
ouo interest ami ~jl 600 called bonds inclusive ol
s750.0UD and 42-, 900 to-day. The day business
nf nm. cold c,rlIIug department oi the bank oI
tL St,f, of Nc,y-lork covered: Gold cleared,
- 500 600; gold balances. ~ .33l1l; currency
balances. Sl3lO,59l. HE gold quotations. To-Day
were us follows:
lo...... .....--.lO0'z ......... ......---loo's
Foreign exchange, after ruling strong during the
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06
COiL IRIDE RETIEU.
Frgn ras Z. g5s.,og g,d N,pug J,DHoi mr. q.
ANTHRACITE.


ANTHRACITE.
Tine advent of the National holiday has al-
way, been sufficient to produce q'ienc-' even II TIE
r,co,ii, week, had been active. The week under lee
view b been 10 exception. Trade has been very quiet
but worse still prices OF ,omc s'I have been c"Noea
b below those quoted ia circulars Much has been -lt
ABOUT considerable advance that VIII %" maze IN p1c">
later IN the ,ea,ou This, To does Ao' seem pIoDhe
e.pcciay in marked degree. II may, however appear
on paper.
", have frequently drawn attention 70 the fact that
fbc rr..eut price, Of manufacturing sizes are 50 hl-h
s Ieornrdizc trade OF course tAc change from an
rlr.ritr To bltumiuou, muSt Zoe comparatively slow,
uu still it il going ON IN way 4n'Je s't't,'"' ~
me producers OF Mtumuous coal. "h" H'hAoWi'"~' d
considerable increase in new business or recovery
~ rilr lost under the exceedingly low prices "i al
thra"!tc lat wear. II 4 Hiih'V "t'nu'i "t ''','
In manufacturing sizes the loss oi tldur IL ."A-
rIrIritc vii. probably become quite marked Ihr
circular, for tins month snow tu h ~ Sl"N. "
.,ut sizes over june, yet tie actual ,cihg pIr'> 9"
tI,7r coa~ tD!, month axe NOT 80 hc;tI J"nr l'S ~ '
iIr other ~lE.s .. course lhtIt VIII puud'H '' ",I
uc artl.ity domestic >L ,a'rI ~ 'ht season dh"
rr actual ur.c", are pHcy 20 advance" bu tel WIZ h'
reach point that some "l zoe 'n'"TTi,S ar
,Ir the iUluc To believe they VIII lA'ic l.' ho"'t vl'
nothing To indicate thai price, VIII not rue .'T, "
l.- IN. months "t Au-uN., -.'irtp'I "I - ''' ''
. u.ruar-. November. Tie Culu"udton mas no" l"'''l
Inc most critical period l. l., HNIN y" 'hI"lI 'hI"ltI
Ter this year, ahb lhr pc.l'I j, ,l!H,A I'.t'
~,Iy rXIIr>>rd thai it VIII by continued through ih,
balance Of lnr ar sa'nn' tnt b,Ir %, ] ,Ui' m N't m
, another " harmonious meetu@' ''I' ",''5" .' VA. o'
utir chance tor rupture, as, under liberal 'eh'h"
tlat may be eNiccttI 10 ] ]t.d1 M,I I NJ, III
there will be a degree or cOntrhtMth' ana H"lt WIN
. must Of the companies lh1t sho'i| A"aiIh'''
Tcacc for the balance of tho year HiNfGH io'c'-.
/ probably much-hiS h,ci gwen 1" i"' u''''',, o.
ru,un puuu IRON manufacture" Al me present 'l-'
the IRON trade Is IN worse Gun,li'oH 'man ~, ANY an,
time since the PANE OF 1873, and liIe - III" .' '
Indication Of from what source Unch ot 'u improved
demand Is TO come tits year Iron ], SchE az posi-
Jgrue fHcir make, and S,ll other, lgi,mE OF i,.h
cessation OF prOducnon,H c.ahs, I'r tht m,tI 90,
nor come The oullo9h uelr,I' is 'sdl I"u ''i'
| source Il decreased Lrudhu may Dc IO"hHt l"!'
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06

Unified states securities were active durnE the
week ON a brIsl. demand The great ease ~ money
tribut,, largely tn ~timUlut" the uqU;y for these
securities which az present afford 40; only the most
nroftlblc employment for >uprriuouo capital, hut
also the rradlr,t means of realization whenever II
Lrromr- desirable To change tine nature ol TIE no d
crs, Investments. Among the purchasers, hr-ldt'
nriyatc mdividua., were National banks ,avnGS
banks and insurance computes lucc, have 10
sLsrriutiop, to the new per cent, were on larger
s"9ir the annexed table showing the daily subscllp-