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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-18

We learn from "iIia;ons Handbook to Ar.saBg" sud otl;cr slurCcs. that the early orgir of Tucson i- obscure. l. |. claimed that ihc valley was settled about the year l5io. which would make it the oldest city in iac Halted Staic- except santa Fc, which vas settled iu 1853. Three Eiie. i.ois~ Tucson. and oae mite cas; og lhc mission "f san AacusiiB arc t,ie ruins of aa old town. hu, uu C.cv csu ise ol'iained as to its origin. tis'pfv, nr thc date aBd tirlumstaaccs of iif tlestrlctiea
 Tist lands neat fugsoa sge scsy uru and Uefe oncc extensively cultivated. hui the Apachcs comPsllCd the people Co absa,loa 'scir ranches aBd sock safety within the taNn
 The climate is oae of caasllerable range: frequent frosts st night ia winter. succeeded by weaites oaa.forJagiy warm during tAe lav. Tle summcg- art qa.tc bot. WIih sufficient ftil 'f t-mperaturc 60 right Go make comfortable secping The spfing sa3 Esil arc guiie vaFlab.e. \ little stream 2 svs fs.t tl.e issn. .al sairr from which .e fs tfe salley PCscuB.a,ly gretB.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-18

Notwithstanding tliit it was decided in
 the District Court that James Reilly was not District Attorney for Yuma County during the las; quarter of the year 1878; in other words that he was properly turned Grt rRd Y. \. Alexander appointed to fill tho yacancy--slIll hs presents hill for ser vices never peri rned, and which be would have had Go right to perform. Still more ridiculous is the prese0tatiun of bulls for salary as District Attorney in 1879 This fellow made pIeienSe of coatesiing the eicLtian cf II. ; Aleyauder, E.q, but did not know how, aBd al h. proved 8, special tenn of the District Goari ses that eteyrn yoicS had been cast for him at Eh- rculErg, whereas his upp.nani granted him ( i-hitea as shoWa hv the election returns. On the minutes of ;he Board of Su- perv!sors for July s.h. 1879, appears ibis catry: "Bill of James Reilly. salary Dist Ai.of.cE ss5o Rejected for rcas n that ho Is nnf coHsiGare1 lii,i @ltl snd there fore not entitled Co salary"
 X mild "rebool'' o man not entitled ta ihc salary cvtn If he had been elected as he lcft the county witltauj permission aad re- ridcs and does business s1 PheJiS. and has perlo ased Bo saTvjcc liut it k just ike these bh;ani sclis'yled rckrmegs. and s,oncr or later rcunle Eud 'hcm out We iid so ]. Yuma and they arc bcsiuniu t5 1 n AariCoPa -t rama Sentinel.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-18

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-18

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The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-18
! ADMINISTRATORS A SALE.

Notice Is hereby given, that will as Administratrix of the estate of E. W. Dodson, deceased, on Wednesday the 2lst day of January, 1880, between the hours of 10 o'clock in the forenoon and 3 o'clock in the Afternoon, pursuant to an order of the Probate Court Of Pope Co.,, Ark, made at the April term, 1879, proceed to sell, in separate tracts, to the highest bidder, at the courthouse door of Pope County, the following lands belonging to said estate and ly- ing m Pope county, Arkansas, to-wit:
 SaL of net4 of sec. g, T. z n, r IS W.
 NeL of se4 Of sec. 23,T. 2 n, 1sw.
 SwL of nw4 of sec. A, T. 7,n, lSw & Nw ofsw1 of sec. 24, T z, n, r 1Sw.
 Terms of sale,--- credit of twelve months with bond and security from the purchaser to the approval of the Administr atrix, and a lein retained up- on the land for the purchase money.
 L.s N. c. DODSON, Adm'x,
 of the estate of E. W. Dodson. Decd.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-18
Parents Read This.

Nine tenths of all the sickness of child
 hood is caused by worms. Thousands of children die yearly from worms in
 the stomach, that could be saved by the timely use of PARKERS SANTONINE WORM LOZENGES. They have say ed thousands of children. They drive out the worms without pain--they cleanse the stomach. and make the lit- tie ones bloom and blossom as the rose. They are the finest and best medicine ever made. Thousands of parents all oyer the land use nothing but PAR KER'S Lozenges. Try them jn prefer ence to anything else for worms. Try PARKER'S Lozenges. Buy nothing but PARKER'S. Give no other Worm Medicine to children but Parker's Loz- enges. .--They are the cheapest, best ana safest. Sold by your druggists, J. N. Harkey X Bro. ,ir
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-18
Now is the Time to Subscribe for Frank Leslie's SUNDAY MAG-
 

I. II a ff As the January number, just issued, commences the seventh volume of this deseryedIy popular periodical. It fs ' brilliant Holiday Number, aud the cons tents furnish rich literary bafquets Noteworthy among the moro solid af- ticles are, "The Prosecution of tho Hu.
 guenots,'' by Alfred H. Guernsey An. tioch in Syria by Godfrey A.. Hud- son: sCaves and cavesdwellers, '' by Arthur .Grahame, etc. Those who ,en- joy lighter req ling will be delighted
 with "Chrysalis and Butterfly" t'The Governors Dinner" by Edward Ever cit Hale; "Be-be the Nailmsker's Daughter" by the author ofj't tGideon's Rock" "Miss Olives Boys,p' by Mrs, Robert O,Reilly, etc. etc. "Christmas Day" and "From Thanksgiving to Christmas" and Mrs. Phrynne's s'San- ta Claus" are excellent and timely. Young people have not been overlook ed' and will find pleasant reading in 'Freddie Taunton's Trust" "ffide and Seek" s'Lost," etc., etc. There are poems by Bishop Ken, Gertrude, Green wood and other writers of celebrity. Rev. Dr. Deems, who has -retired from the editorial chair, will continue a contributor, and has admirable article entitled "Pessimism and Sociability." !" Two new features we see have been in- trodnced, TObituary Notices" and Re- creation for Sunday Afternoon" giving increased interest to the magazine. The 12s quarto pages abound with ar- ticles of great merit, and the illustra- tions which number about 100 are ad- mirably executed. The price of . sin- gle copy is 25 cents; the annual sub scription $3, or for six months, $1.6O; four months, $l. Address, Frank Leslle's Publishing House, 53 55 and
 57 Park Place New York. t#
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-18

river, at Howell 4 Aliens gin and leading to Russellsilles Aiso to yacste the river road from said point to Nor ristowu. Petition granted, A. Z Tate, H. s. Maddox and R. F. WiIliamsoH were appointed viewers to1 view out and locate said new road, --Prnitt & White applied to the court for license to sell liquors by the drink fin the town of Atkins from Janu- ary l. to Dec. 3l, 1880. Petition grant ed ,..a Embry & virdin petitions to sell H. quor in the town of Atkins in amount not less than one quart from Dec. l to Dec. 3l, 1879, and from Jan. 1 to Dec. 3l, 1880. Petitions granted. One would readily suppose the capacity for devouring ''eorn juice" were all 2. s,-, s7, hence the outlay. NINETY-8ix.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-18
Tbe Late Greenback Party.

l1e lttLc NKCcA UttGA L mN tys' r
 Washington Post: Last year the gresnback party -pollsd 2,759. votes in Colorado; this year it lost IS per cent. ,oi these.
 Last year, in Connnecticnt, it cast s,3l4; this year the party has not been heard from there.
 Last year, in Iowa, it fused with the democrats, and the two parties cast l25, GOO votes. from which sub tracting the 75, 900 democratic votss, left the gfecnback strength at 30 900; this year with the total vote in the State increased 45,O0O votes, it poll ed 45,00O votes, which is equivalent to a loss. of It, 900 or 20, 900.
 In Maine, last year, it. pollcd H. 900 votes; Tn Maine, this year it polIed 56 900, gain of 15,000. \ No comparison can be had between the votes of this party in Mass., in 1878 and 1879 on account of the But Ter democratic vote being entirely mixed in with the total vote that 4GeD. Butler recelved.
 Last year in Miss, it boiled ii, ,000 votes; this year it has only been heard from in that State in . scat tering way. tf3 1t .as
 Last year, in New York, it polled 75,000 votes; this year less than l0,- 900. sE.l9 5fsgtsa ga a.IksF II l Last year. in Ohio, it boiled 38. GOO votes; thIs year Il, ,000, ,.------, Last year in Pennsylvania, it boiled 81 ,000 votes: this year some 1000.
 Last year, in Wisconsin, It boiled 30,000 votes; this year none at alLF | 3 The question is, what has become of the greenback party9 We think itis dead.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-18

We call attention to the new pro- fessional card of Dr. Henry Foote of London, Ark. We wish the Dr. sue cess in his new home.
 For bargains in dry goods, boots and shoes, etc., go M. < J. Jacobson's.
 --we are glad to know that our good ifiend R. II. Tate. of Piney, has rented { houss an town and will soon move down and become citizen of Russell vile.
 b--===kll kinds of country produce ta- ken in exchange for goods, at M. & J. Jaeebson's.w w
 !. sIhtles Rock costoa quotations of the 18th were:
 Good Middling II to l114; Middling 1Os to II Low Middling loI4 to 10k Good ordinary 934 to 10;
 St. Ionis Dec. 15th Dull aud Lower Mfddling lgsI Memphis Dee. 10th |sesdy ll74.I lFE A--Don't forget tile supper at Pruitt's E Hall, to-morrow night.
 ---Hon. R. B. Hogins, sheriff and col |lectcrs of the s.State of Pope was in town last Thursday and favored us with call, Reese will soon take the roadsa retailing his autographs to the taxpayers and he wishes them all to be prompt in ,meetipges him. s- See notics Ielsewhere. Lanlaasiah V aaS 1itahisp l77,s .laSfrsf is euts4t t,ss,ss{A teettA8fL |ssz---Mr., D, P. West and httlesdaughtei Tor Dover, called to seed us yesterday morning.
 E-wANTs LOOKING ArTER.-We hear grievous complaints from sundry citi- .zsnssofsthfs place abotrtthe sinannE fn whiei1 railway Afhafl agent oaidwefl does business on the postal cars. It Is alleged that he Is utterly destitute oi any disposition to accommodate those
 who have letters to mail---is crusty and hinsulting, makes himself generally dis agreeable. We haveshady no business with the genJsman and earnot say ei four owl. knowledge Whether these complaints are founded upon real cause pr aeD fiG DuG S9NO E
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-18

After we had gone to press last week we recieved pleasant call from Capt. U. B. GCrowaovef, proprietor of the sprightly Dardanelle' Immigrant. Capt. c, informs us that he has made larrangements to, enlarge his psper to an 6 column paper. Right gladare we to note this evidence of prosperity in our uisghbOr. D .OM
 --Books make the best and hand somest gifts, either for adults or chil- dren. Call and sec q nne lot at A. NJ W ilson's.
 --The third Saturday in December, which comes this year on the 20th Of the month, sls- the day fixed upon by law for electing school directors ip separate School Districts. There will be two to elect in this District. Let the electors be casting about for good men, and when the day comes let two of our most thoroughgoing, zealeus public school men be elected. Thc'two elected will serve three years. and 1t is impor- tant to get the right kind of men.
 2 -Get your Christmas Confectionery at A. M. Wilson's. y~wx vrsv-M
 Remember that next Saturday is the day to elect two School Directors to serve for s term of three years. Good men--staunch friends of popular-edu- cation-men who believe in educating and elevating the masses, and who will work for that end, should be elect cd. We have heard no names mention ed vet for the positions. We suggest the names of MT. JIG. Ferguson and Mir. H. e. Howell as E geutlem en who would make most excellent directors.
 A full stock of patent aud other medicines at A. M. Wilson's. .asAe 'e
 h-The business of town. now keeps things lively at II dry goods stersss 8 grocery stores, 8 liquor stores, drug stores, 2 confectioneries, 3 furniture stores, . meat markets, 2 barber shops, I hardware store, ltinshop.- &e-~have in addition 2 first-class blacksmith shops, 9 shoe and boot shops, several cabinet end undertskers shops, livery stable and the usual number of lawyers, doctors and dentists. We have fewer rcsident loafsrs than any town inf Ar kansass f-e ~ ~-A "
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-18
POPE CIRCUIT COURT.
Notice

Is hereby given that the following named cIec. tutors, iininistrators and guardians have filed 1879 of the Pope Probate Court, for settlement and confirmation at the next tJsn. 1sso) term of said Court; .,stsf{r M 4H ltt J W Pruitt gdp Of Mary F. Fruit, final, sft W Jones, admr SarcIssa Cheyne.
 J J Rowden admr J s Bowden, fipal. ittskaA A. Eggiestone. adn,'r of F. Clear est. ilfttt3 J. F. Lcdford, admir- est. Clark Eppersop ia 8t Paulina Wells admx of II s Wells est
 c " Bergman, admr " J Garrett est 33f5tsi W Young gin k D & " Young. sH.hls If C Caruthcrs, admr A N Carutbers gts54 J B Erwin, admr Frank Thach.
 W Hughey, gdn of Elizabeth Strickland. ''@
 All persons interested in said settlen ents are hereby notified to file their exceptions, (f any they bave.l to the same on or before the second day of the next tJan, 1ssol term Of said court or they will be forever barred from ex- cepting to the same or any item thereof ffslt
 Witness my hand and the seal or said L. 8. court this 7th day of Oct, 1ST9 IF ltaa
 s ffa IA. J. RAYLISS. Clerk s9
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-18
Notice to Excursionists.

To make sure. of connections, you should purchase Tickets over the AKM- PHrs AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD. h
 It is 73 Miles Shorter than any other line to Chattanooga and Atlanta. I'd. ! For the accommodation of Excursion- ists. it will run First-class Coaches from sArgenta to Atlanta, and Sleeping Cars from Argenta to Chattanooga without change. f' j An Agent of this line will accompa- ny the Excursion to Atlanta. tlf tIls A pleasant journey Is guaranteed to those who purchase Tickets over the
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-18
Scathing Sarcasm.

MT. Hayes revives civil service re- form in Q manner which can rot but interest the country. He ldisplays, very sklllfully, the process made practically in Great Britain, in ex- tinguishing patriotism by favoritism. Mr. Hayes position, however, is very much weaker than it would have been if his cabinet secretaries had not been blowing the "machine' heifer. Springfield Republican.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-18
REkeEas OF THIS PAPER.
|Rsaal Rsadl Rsadl

t4 $ t5 < E Toevsry subscriber to the Russell vile DEMOCRAT for 1880, we will give Ticket securing . Chance in the Beau tifnl 4ilver Set (Water Pitcher, Bot tie Caster, Sugar Bowl and Pickle Jar), whfVo we give away, valued at. b0.O0
 10 the person who sends us thelarg- est club of subscribers, 1t $l .50 each, ac- companied by the cash, mp to the lst .day Of May, 1880, we will give . new Home 6huftle Sewing Machine, hand or trextile, valued at ....... ... $20.0O 8 For the second largest club. same terms As above, wewill give Four Mag ninccnt Steel Engravings, size 27x40, entitled 1Ifally,n ssEvening Prayer" ssNews tt Last s' and .sI.a Madon ma, :" retail price B each, valued at -. $l2.O0
 For the third largest club, same terms as above. we will give one pair of Fam fly Scales, indispensiblet to any family for weighing various articles, from L ounce to 12 pounds, valued at ... ,$2.60
 For the fourth largest club, same iterms as above, one patent Cow Milker, warrAntsd to work, valued at ... $2.OO For the fifth largest club, same terms as above, one Microscope, with great 'magnifying power. valued at. ,N.75
 For the sixth largest club, same terms a above, one superb chromo- Water Lillics, valued at ..... $l.50
 II. .xRemember these premiums are ac- tuAily given away-for we charge only regular rates for subscription. Each subscriber m every club will receive & ticket emitting the holder toa chance for the magnificent silver set which we give away. t5
 uThese gifts are all on exhibition at our office, and the public are cordial ly invited to call and inspect them.
 Persons subscribing now will be en- tied to the balance of this year free.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE at Dardanelle. Ark, Nov. IT, 1sel
 Notice is hereby gwen that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and secure final entry thereof at the expiration of. thirty days from the date of this notice, viz D. B. Wheeler Hom estead application No. ao6s, for the NEk Swk Section 4 Tp9 \ K 19w. and names the following as his witnesses, viz: 8. c. Davis, of Pope County, Ark, and James Davis, of Pope County, Ark. 0it. .Nt3 I'f
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-18

---Dr.. e. W. Harkey has short horn Durhsme bull. about 10 months old, which.weighed on the 10th inst, se3 pounds.
 Had call this week from Prof. J. M. Longcoy, President of the Ar kansas conference seminary located at Hardaen.fA Nf501 *ws sot gnS nail cn the Nestern bound mail train Monday. Did not learn the cause of the failure. So me body has evidently been remiss in doing their duty, and the public suffers.
 --KNIaHTs oE HoN0stA All zmcfn bers of Banner Lodge Ne. 1853 are. reques- ted to be present atsthe regular meet ing next Friday night as that is the night for the election of officers for the ensuing term, let all attend.
 \ We were plsased to receive call from Nh. P R. Rogefs, genera l9westr ern agent of the Menphia and Charles ton k-lH tlrs kset. M. Rosets is working up the excursion to Atlanta on the 22nd inst, and represents one of the best routes in the SQpth@ See, no tice elsewhere of this route and buy your tickets that way.
 MT. wii.on. A s 1o young rs H Hgentle- man from Cincinnati, Ohio, is here and viii. fs all ptobxb1iisy locate in oar town aud establfsh q bakery ssWetrust he may, sland ssioubt s.nct that p he will do wen at the business. 's
 ---Boy's and children's suits in great variety at R. J. Wilson's.
 -YocAL .MusIc.-Prof.. B. Deacon, tsachst of vocsl Mnsic, takeethis Ineatr cd of ofinformfng the public that his ser vices may be secured, st any time, for instruction in Vocal Mnsic. Address, Prof. B. Deacon, care of this office. | Ladies shoes guaranteed to ftand not rip. at R. J. Wilson's.
 | ADfgMkSdeAd arfiysd last Msnslay and has oeen Aoldink sefvfees as' the Baptist Church every evening during the week. Our church goers have been treated to most excellent course of sermons. The dedicatiop, of tho Church will take place,next Sunday. D s@e | The dedieatiop DArvices which. were asposincsd fof aAst sabbath U thS Bap- tist church did not take place, Dr. Msyfisld gfsiatng to sgst here. There wss quite . largeIcohtreEAtionE present, includinga good4y number from @Dar- danclle, and there was no little disap- pointment.' A most excellent sermon by Rev. c. W. Reeves, however made all feel that they were in great meas ure compensssedi for their disappoint ment.
 4.MiN6tll ons steam engines, and Buggies, at factory prices at k. J
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-18
Notice for Publication,
 LAND OFFICE AT DARDANELLE, Al

Nov. 18th 1879. ~
 Notice is hereby given that the following. named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. and thirty days from the date of this notice viz. z. NJ Turner Homestead application No. s6fa foi the Sk SWA section 12 Tp N 20 West w.J. Bowden of Pope Co. Ark, and c. R. Smith of Pope Co. Ark. szl th.5' tyt "
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-18
.DoVERlTESks.

A Christmas tree is talked of at Dover.
 Henry Kirchoff killed couple 2 Of fiji fine porkfers CTS last week weighing sll pounds leacheaslsae iIas gai
 D, Esq. J. A. Jamison is, offering bis hoass and lotlfor sale i(a,iidiby the way has. about the-nicest- place. in -townl. Hespeaks of moving to~Pottss Station and put4ag up atwood and blacksmith shop.
 Ut has come at last--that is, cold weather, and the poor frost bitten dis ciples holding overfrom last winter, without having secureds the necessary amendments, can prepare for "another of the same,' like David's psalms.
 --.The travelling public will bear& in hhipd that a ydaiiys back is rua from Dover to RusseIlvilie, and persons wishing to visit the county seat will find 4 it to their interest to- take the Dover hack; good team, comfortable seats, and Mir. R. Cloman, an expsrien- ced, and accommodating gentleman holds the reins. .,,....- .-- sL Last week was Ash Harvest on Big Piney MT. Amos Moore & Co.,, caught three hundred Wedesday night in their trap, from the small fishes up to twenty sey ens speupderss n did not holdl 2 lucky ticket iE that elrawing, rleithei shall ask for any of the fish, but al the same time if had flake some bthing afterthes size Iofa governmen, mules ear I.eauld~speak more advisedly as tosthe qualities ofthemeats. 2
 Marriage licenses issued for the week. W. J. Badgers and Miss Mary Clark; W. W. Rankin and Miss Eliza beth Hopkins ;sJ.; H. Mooney and Mis- Laura Henderson; J. w.. Mccoy and Miss Elizabeth Johnson; Mart Dickey (col.) and Miss Laura Surratt; ,Johi P Maddox and Miss Joseph gAnn,West and one applicant refused for goot cause. Whata heavy strain it mus I be on fellows moral faculties, wher his girl has run away with him,s ant everything is arranged 'ss for th' nuptial feast, the parson ready, and th' license man comes in and reports "ns license" It must be remembered th, average citizen ranks the county oleri when his daughter is under age; sant especially so, when an order forbiddins the Issuance Of license proceeds the ap
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-18
Cuban Chin Tonic. i. the cbill

King. 1t cures Chills and Fevers ol every type, from the shaking Agues ol the North to the burning Fevers of ths .Torrid Zone. It is the great Chill Medicine. It beats all others. It il the great standards It cures Bilious. ness and roots out disease. Try it--il you suffer 1t will cure you and give you health. Sold by your druggists, J, M. Harkey & Bro.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-18
LOCAL NEWS.

AK \ kARE ee4r yesr sdes sssstfss fAat yoss fssS C ost, aud ualsss yos coon rsgsr yonr sub- scrspsie~ Ss~r n4~s ssuss ss sssssksp drew exs ~ ITs sfs --chsw Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco. | Pay your subscription to the peNo- GRAF while you have the money. .--Justice's blanks and chattsl mort gaEes for sale ~ this .cfscs-T Tsa --Frosh bread and cakss.at the new confectionery of s. Webb, & O..
 The hotels and boarding houses here are crowded with guests all rthe time. @ s@ v v ~ v \ : MA ir--If you want . good sewing machine cheap for Cash, or on time, call on W. c. RrSrRow, Russellville, Ark. Itf. .r .rf--We yunderstand that rthe Prpitt Store house near the depot has been rented and will soon be occupied by & new Store.isfe ssal9 vai96 ssssafa0q yR -@R. J. Wilson is selling clothing cheaper than ever.
 --The bans of nlatrimony { will bs published at the Baptist church this evening between, Mr. Lem Gray and Miss Lela Evans. both of this city. [ ,--Dr. Mcclure, the energetic proprie- tor and editor of the Dardanelle Ar kansain wasin town and attended ser vices at the Baptist church Sunday. MT. John White is home from Bethany College recent fire thers having destroyed the buildings Of the department which he was attending. Fresh Oranges, apples and nuts at s. Webb & Cos.
 x--Mr. Ernest Jennings the acoopr plished editor Of the bold aud newsy Atkins News hailed us on the street. last Saturday and exchanged howdys with us. Come again Bro. J. and stay
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-18
New sslss. Primary s.hssl

BY MRS. jAxrs TEACH MRS. NJ. R. EsrsLI,
 will open in tho W adj n gton building g, on tho west eide of town, on Monday, Oct. t3th, i6I8. Terms, *1 per mouth; incidental fee per session, 50 cents.