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The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-29
Tribute of Respect.
CAVE CREEK, ARK, 1

CAVE GREEK, ARK.,(
 Jan. 9th lSS0.l The m lersigned committee having been appointed to draft resolutions in regard to the death of Brother James NJ. Dickey, beg leave to submit the fol- lowing:
 Whereas the Grand Architct of the Universe has removed from our midst our worthy Brother James NJ. Dickey, who departed this life Jan. lst., A. D. 1880, aged B years, therefore Resolved, that in the death of Broth CT Dickey the Lodge has lost an active and jealous member, the community q good and useful citizen, and his death has caused void in the hearts Of his family and friends, that the world eau never Ill.
 Resolved that although we shall miss tire punctual visits Of our Brother in this lodge, we have the consoling thought that he is ever present in the Grand Lodge above, where the Grand Mastor of the Universe presldes. Resolved, that in token of our Respect for the memory of our departed Broth CT we wear the usual badge of mourn ing for thirty days.
 Resolved, that a. copy of these reso- lutions be furnished to the widow of our deceased Brother, and the Russell vile DEMOCRAT be requested to publish the same. I. c. kEY,
 F. NJ GREENHAw,
 J. E. HUFLEY,
 Committee. Dodson Lodge No. l35. Newton Co, Ark,
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-29
Piles-Piles-To the Afflicted.

l take this method of informing my friends and the public generally, that Dr. J. T. Wightt now located at Rus sellville, is a success in the treatment of the above named disease. I have been constant sufferer from this very distressing atiietion for over fifteen years. Dr. Wightt treated me on the lith day of Jan, and by the 24th five large internal ulcerated tumors which had well nigh incapacitated me for business for the last three years, had disappeared leaving me as 1 now be- lieye sound and well. Now is your golden opportunity. No knife, ligature or caustics are used, and the operation comparatively painless.
 w. II. CoRLEY.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-29

Our attractive premiums have been examined by many of our friends and subscribers, and elicits most favorable comment, They arc truly splendid gifts, and will repay the little labor required to obtain them. Then the .iiyerset, in which every subsoIiber has am equal chance, is acknowledged ,a bea beauty, by &ll who hago seen 1t, eJeul o cordial Invitation to our ,deo- everywhere ,.eall and see us, s.a examine tAose valuable giiJs.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-29
RUSSELLvlLLE MARKETS.

-CoTToN.--Sinco our last remarks upon the market there has been a de- cline and depressed state of the market. The decline has been caused by the large receipts which the nice weather has thrown upon the market, and the rise in many of the nayagable streams in the Mississippi valley, which has taken large quantities of cotton in- to market which has hitherto been awaiting shipment. The receipts at all the ports now reach 3,700,00 or, perhaps up to this date, nearly 4,000,- GOO. Everything now points to a crop in excess of last years production. The foreign crop is also tuning out better than was expected and spinners feel easy.
 Notwithstanding the fact there has been q decline of full half cent in the past week we note no appreeiable cor responding lowering of figures among the Russelville cotton buyers, unless it be on the lower grades. Tins is a peculiarity of the Russellville market, and we believe cotton sellers get bet. ter price here at all times than any other town in Arkansas--the buyers Keeping fully up to all advances, but only slowly reducing their bids to eor- respond to decline in the market. We puota prippS Iprn uS fnllow
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-29
NM ENTIsEMENTs.
LAND SALE

Notice is hereby given shat at the CnArthouse door in the town bf Dover, during the hours prescribed by law nsf making pdicial sales, on tie sShday of Feb. 1880. at public ogicry, VIII sell to the highest bidder, on 2 credit Of ten months. ihe lands iciuu5iug ;e tic estate uf X. x. Caruthers dec'd, for the purpose Of pay ing his debts lying n the county cf Pope, and rtat0 of Arkansas. to-wib;
 gshe E5< or the NV !, Of sec. %. r. \ [. % T. The aw of the Nv X Of sec 70. [. 9, N. k, 2U V. and the E}s og Che sW ia of see %, T9S R % w. containing in the aggregate 2Oa acres
 The purchaser win Dc required to give note with approved security. and 8 lien will be re- iained agai1st tIe ltpd to secure payment Of the purchase money January ssth. f3S0
 II, C. Chti TIERS. Adm'r 2G Of the Est.ofA A, \. Caruthers, Deed.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-29
A Card.
To my friends and former patons.

Having sold my drug store to Mr. James W. Wells, i eheeriully commend him to your favorable patronage, believing he will do as well by you as l have tri- ed to do. have given him all my re- ceipts, Prescriptions, and formula, so that yon can get all my private reme- dies, such as Ague cure, Asthma cure, worm medicines, etc., from Mir. Wells the same as from me. Hoping you will give him your patronage, l remain yours respect, A. M. WILSON.
 --Justiee's blanks and Chaitel mort gages for sale at this office.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-29

If your timo is about up for the DEMOCRAT, you had better call without de.ay and renew, and get a ticket euti- ding you t0 a choice for tho Silver ct, which we give away
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-29
!EE sREaE AERkESAs NEgIeIEEl
 DR. 6. ", HhnKEY'S
 ChoGago que, or {jaivags'lbivagRedieina

Is now, improved to Its highest pitch. After long and hard study, can safely say we have one of tho best compounds ever offered to the public. Seven leading medicines SO combined that they arc in harmony, assisting each otl1cr in their action, thereby improving digestion and as- simElation, eliminating p0isons from the blood, acting as good and eafe purgative, high tonic blood purifier and alteratlve, which if used in timo will prevent almost all kinds of dis. eases.
 Have you Dyspepsia or Indiges tion?
 Have you Liver Complaint of any kind?
 Have you Constipation of the Bowels2
 Have you Sick Headache, or Sour Stomach?
 Have you a Bad Cold?
 Have you Bad Appetite? Have you Inward Fevers2 Have you Cough?
 Have you an Ague Cake? Do you want to prevent Chills and Fever?
 Do your bones ache?
 Do you feel stupid?
 Do you imagine trouble, Do your children suffer from ind- gestion or worms?
 If so, then assist nature by taking Dr. c. W. Harkey's Cholagogue, or Universal Liver Medicine,
 Always shake the bottle before us- ing.
 We have sold since last spring, oy- CT one hundred gallons, which has given perfect satisfaction.
 Plenty of testimonials can De had if necessary.
 Put up by
 J. NJ. HARKEY x BRO..
 Russellyille. Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-29
THE GREAT CAUSE
HUMAN MISERY.

|
 HUMAN MISERY.
 "; ;s,SssA Just published in a sealed envel- GsSSf.ssszzaasS ope. Price six cents
 A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment, and Radical cure Of Semi nal Weakness, or SpermatoITh0ea, induced by self ahuse, Involuntary Emissions, lmpotency, Nervous debility, and impedimepts to marriage generally Consumption. Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental and physical iucapueltY, Nc.-by ROB ERF CVLE ERWELL, Nj. D., author of the "GrCen Book" &c.
 The world-reuowned author, in this admira- A4s Lecture. clearly proves from his own oNpe- uence that the aWful consequences oi self Abuse may be eaectualy removed without medicine, and without dangerous sUrglcul ope- 1atious, hougic-. instruments, rings, or cor diai-; pointing out mode Of cure at once ce:- tain and e0ectUHi, by which every sufferer, no matter wh8t bis condition may be, may cure himself chcAply, privately, and radically
 fsA3 This Lecture will prove boon to thousands and thousands.
 Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, on rcceiUt of siN cents, or two postage stamps.
 Address the publishers.
 THECULN ERW ELL MEDICAL O.,
 4l Ann St., New York: Post Office Box, iss6
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-29

---LuMBER.---1h uudersig igned takes this method of informing the pnblic that his new Saw Mill, miles north Of Mill Creek Sta, and s miles from Rus sellville, is in running order and makes the very best pine lumber at $S per 1000 feet. The patronage of the public is solicited. J. D. VICK.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-29
299E 3 FORT !Nl!g RAILWAY.

 On and after MONDAY Oct. 90, 1879, trains ou thi- road will rUn every day, Sundays oN- ceptud, a- follows.
 PASSENGER & EXPRESS,
 GOING WEST, Leave ArTenta 6:5g' a. ln' Arrive at ECssELLytLLE. .......,... J ;l5, p. m. Arrive at Fort omilh,,....-. ....,.... -b:3O, D. m.
 GOING EAST, Leave Fort Siuith. :3j a. m. Arrive go kt ssEiLyfLLE,...,........ s;5o. a. m Arrive at Argeutg,. ................ Z:JO, ?, m
 IHN1rGE FREIGHT. Going WN-t- L.rt RVsGciiNllle ;36, a. m. GoluS Last-Lyc Eu~sciiviile, &:li, D,
 LUcAL FKEIGBT. Leave Ru,sdlviila, dally, G.00, am. Arrtc at LIttIe Rock, :yl, pm. Leave Littlu Rock. daily, 3;0O, p.n. Arrye ut Eu-scllriNe, 9.3J, pm
 OLARK FREIGHT. lo1ve EuF4olvINc, G;3o. a. 10. Arrive Htt Ozark. ] 80, e. m. }ttyrD. "t. l2:3D, D. 10. Atrtrrat Eu- --euvNe, 5.lI, D. ID. To St. Louis 2l hours. To Memphis i2 hours Through Aiils or ladug given for Cotton from .| smith. Van Iureu ozark, Clafkf lile, t''"ilFi'le au5 an points ua the road to New 'rr Eo ;ou, Providruce, Philadelphia, st, i"Ui. lulNhls, New Orleans. &c. Rates low "ta uau- pDrluuou rapid.
 THfO. HABTu AN, Supt. r. J. BESSErT, General Ticket Agent
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-29

Dodson Lodge No. l35. Newton Co, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-29
J. McCARTHUU

choice liquors, cigars and tobacco. Uhrig's celebrated St. Louis beer always on tap. A good ten pin alley in connection. Drinks 10 cents. Courteous attendants.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-17
local TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON


Foa PHILADkLPHIA.-.-2.2ll n 7oo, s;io, s0o s
e.yB, iO.U2, 1880, a. M. 2ls, ~. 30. 2.3o, Ivy
an :. ln.; .;og' s,e6. g.. S.&, ass ~ p. a m.
FoR NEw YoRR.-22t 200, 1902, a. m;
1918. I2.ss, S.l6, p. IN. On Sundays z'N
FoR BALTIMORE AND WAsHINoToN:1-
l2.5i, 203, S.S5, a. M. lx52. I.Oi. 5.ls. T.Os'
D. m. ON Sundays, l2ol, 2.lO "a. an.
FoR BALTIMORE, (Bay Lane connectloh)' b
1.Cs ., m. No sunday trims. ia
FoR N XIV CAs1LE.-G.0O y. ID, a. M; NV
500. B,SI, u. m, Nosunday trains,
ron DELAwAKE h h-g.l5 "a. M; i.le'
o.3u. p. m. No sunday tfains. u
Fox WILMLNGrUH Il NORTHERN IL. IT.
90, a. m.; 800. $50 p. IN. No sunday
FoR DELAWARE WESTERN Il. Rib
1880 a. M; 5.S0 y. III. No sunday uhins.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
FROM PHILA ADELPHIA.--l24S, 2oS, s.SO'
y.lO u. m; 1908. l242, i.O2. 2.1o, ~, SiS'
s;at ss q iioG % so; M i'o & l. i. IT, 10 on .. S suH ~
FROM NEW loRK.-2 8, h.9i, a. M. i2iZ,
I.02. 5.l3, w p. IN. On sundays, z'@ba. ~
FROM BALTIHoRE.--2l5, v.SJ, s.51, u; m. :;
l2U5. l2.37, 5.3G, y.5O. y. m. On sundays,
FROM WAsnINGToN.-2I5.a n. m; l2Od,
1897, 5.3J, b.Sb y. III.
FROM NEW CAsTLE.-S.5O, 9,52, Ii.50a. M;
5.25, 6.45 p. M. No sunday trains,
FROM DELAWARE X. k.-S.JO, l.o0 a. IN. !.
$40 y. IN. No Sunday trains.
FkoM WILMINGTON 4 NORTHERN II. IL.
SUI, ll-j5 d. ~; o.4o y. Ia. No sunday
trains
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN X. R.-S.t0,
a. IN. 2l5, o.OJ. y. IN. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BRoA d STREET AND WAsHINGroN
AvENUE-7.SU, $40, IO.U, ii ID II. m; l.dO
$40, 40, 8 Is, 800 100, 3.I5, 1880 p. IN. On
sundays, S.3U "A. IN. $40, g.i5, iI.1D p. IN.
From THIkTY. SECOND AND MARkE1
sTHEETs.--7.3U, il.3j II. M; - I'D, 4.ty, y.
IN; I.OO a. IN. On sunday =, I.vu, 7.tD a. M
NorE.-The black figures represent the
'-in' ted Express" On whicn an extra
lare IL charged.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-17
The Willow Grove Skeleton.
/ VERSION OF THE AFFAIR THAT
POINTS TO A PRACTICAL JOKE.

VERSION OF THE AFFAIR THAT
POINTS TO A PRACTICAL JOKE.
A correspondent writing from Will
low Grove to the GAZETTE desires to
correct a mistake that has been made
with reference to the finding OF the
skeleton of man.
He says ''Several years ago there
was a man named McGee who died on
the store porch of William Gooden,
He was from Maryland. His folks
were notified, but would have nothing
to do with him. Three days after
death the Coroner held an inquest.
4 The county buried him in an old grave
yard on Mr.. Jackson's farm. The
grave was only dug about foot and
half deep. Some time later a young
man noticed his horses foot sink into
the grave. He took out the skull and
put it under the edge of the barn.
Some time afterward he and some
companions went to the place and got
the skull. With this they raised
good bit of excitement through the
neighborhood which soon subsided." "
The daily gazette., 1880-02-17
The Steamer Felton,.

After having been moored to French
street wharf since she ceased her trips
between this city and Philadelphia, in
September last, the steamer >. M- Fel-
ton will be towed up to the Harlan "
Hollingsworth Co.'s ship yard to-day,
for the purpose of undergoing repairs.
The repairs will be quite extensive,
and will embrace the replacing OF the
present boilers by new and larger ones.
The boilers will be placed about six
inches farther forward, and by doing
this, it is thought that the present fast
speed of the steamer will be considera-
bly, increased. The present wood and
joiner work will be replaced, and when
the boat leaves the works she will be
almost entirely new except the hull.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-17
The Irish Eumins.
INCREASE OF GOVERNMENT
DrBIJN MANSION nouy I
THANKS To NEW YORK.

INCREASE OF GOVERNMENT \
Dublin MANSION HOUSE N
THANKS To NEW YORK.
LONDON, Feb. l6, ii
Sir Stafford Noitheote aapmiI
the House OF Commons on Sa1rhl
the government would make lie M
70 Ireland $3.50, ,O0O 81, 7jO,W0Rl
O 100000 (s2,j00,0lOj a, Vsi
nally Intended.
THANKS FROM TIE MANSION H|
At Saturdays meeting Of thfDl
Mansion House Co nmittee it vll
nounced that the total subscngdl
the fund to date amounted to 80
including further remittauces 81
500 from Adelaide, South Auei
f2, 500 from Sydney, New 4
Wales e22 from Kelly & Co,
neapolis, Mimi. ; el2j each iOn
Indian Princes, and several larg:
scriptions from Mayors Of "a
towns.
On the motion Of Mr.. P. NE
Fay, S conded hy Mr.. Patrick LS
member Of Parliament for ReH
the thai. ks OF the committee geH
To the New YORK HERALD imR
iticeuce, and on mo- ion oil Mr. SBF
thanks of the ommittee were also
TO The New York Reii'f CommIiit
TO Mr.. RicLal d O'Gorman, Of AeE
The daily gazette., 1880-02-17
Pioin Tatk from Spurgeon.

LONDON, February 16.-Mr. Charles
opnrgeon, the eminent Baptist deyine,
preaching at the Metropolitan Tabel-
nacle yesterday for the first time since
ms return hou1 Mentone, Italy, said
that England's S rulers were making
bloody wars and depressing nations,
that they encouraged and console d
themselves with the reflection "We
are great people and by lingo do
what we like; II will come ali rirht in
the end. But they should remember
that pride went before a fall. The
prondest and haug ghitest of men ami
nations would yet be brought low
"od S chastiselnents when they did
come would be terrible. even unto Il,
atruction.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-17

WALL STREET Recommendations
on call upon stock collateral ruled at .
per cent, the highest rate being 8. Gov
ernment bonds continued strong. with a
still further advance in fours. State aud
railway bonds were IN good demand and
frm. The stock market was active and
generally strong; but at the close the
coalers and few Others showed weak
ness. Foreign exchange vas steady and
uuiet
The daily gazette., 1880-02-17
| THIRD EDITION
from Blackblrd .
WHAT is NEW IN THAT SECTION

WHAT is NEW IN THAT SECTION.
From Regular Correspondent.
: BLAcKBIRD, Feb. II, 1850.
U EOur aw-abiding citizens were horr-
fied and disgusted on last Saturday even
ing, by q crowd of drunken negroes
fighting in the centre OF the village.
Their blasphemy was simply terrible,
and some Of them were in an almost
nude condition.
"a 4 No effort was made 10 arrest the par
ties, a. the Justice and Constable were
HI their Office opposite to where the nght
occurred.
IL is sincerely hoped that In the hltnre
they will endeavor to prevent repetl-
tion of the scenes enacted on Saturday
night, and keep law and order in our III
tie village.
Mr.. J.. Hill has in course OF erection
an eight-roomed tenement house at
BIackbird station, which will be com
pleted by March 25th. i
Mr.. G.. M. D. Hart, grain merchant
at Townsend has purchased of Edwards
Bros, of Philadelphia, three hundred
acres of woodland, known as the Ed
wards tracs. The terms are not made
pubic.
Several of our citizens have been Sc
riously i'll but are conyalescent at pres
ant
The daily gazette., 1880-02-17
Fnat Estraordlns,y. N.
THE SOMERSET couNr,

4 - "affli,I
THE SOMERSET courru
roHSosAL roTSasa,t ArrEAnAsc, Sla n
Free the Bait. Gazette Of :. . Il
-. PRINcEss sis ANNE, soveay o = 'y |
TY, MD,, February IlSSeEST,li II T'
against Sieney Shoyes s'',11Ihe -
stepdaughter two ,.' weal lwnonar.
ranii%os, ln ,h,s corresponding at A. H. Y
co,,s,'l' considerably abated, owiDn ',tas| e. n
sinple-minded conn,rr,Ill r,' llll'ens
capable of appreciatinsy 'iin' sns n
them the minister who performaalL "',u ,lL 4 ;
mony,, and Little G"s'i.' ,"'g d ;
t,, brought !d, to this town on paS,l, Ias 4
the 18th instant, and a 'IS' Ss.ll lAS|
had before Squire Robin,ossa usa's
was Committed to jail. IS', wSs..
remains, to await the so,iae "sts N
grand Jury, and Bowen. IV' x%'a \
from the Testimony, had II,a s,al'
performed the unlawfnl m,'.lI Aa0''
Also committed but has u',iIas' .inA
bafied by members of t1s ',%s NJ !,
congregation, of which %a tl''ll
preacher. "e si|
Shores made several aiem,,. /,
an the services of The m,nisP. y !,
town 10 perform the eerrmo'' .
loId That II was very 9 ave ', A., Y
which he (shoresl } as we'll s ~, VlF'' ,l''
Ter wonld be liable 70 ppD'.s.. N
Failing to obtain a cl r.ym,' 'Ia' ~
would perform the cerrnnnY l, :
at night, to Mount Vernou -, ~ ~' !,
district To the one in which Ls NJ
seeking out the residence or ~. '
preacher, Bowen, who Is an ols A. |.
10 years and now qni,e in Ii. N
succeeded in carrying out lbS al ID
design against which he had b.a' ~
ed. Gossie, who was examiNsd
hearing before The squire, p,vs i,
'imony In a clear and audible s ,n,
without embarrassment.
She said she had entered iD,o Il,
rlaee of her own free will, bt u !
believes that she is aware nt III.
OF the obligation she has assume N,
manner is simple and cOild.Iikp. /
$ known TO be a bright and iTs
child. Her form is symmetG,,
attractive and her face quite brs,,
AT the trial her dark, auburn h,
arranged as becomes a child m,
she IL qnIte well grown ~, her a,
~ noihiog in her appearance Or |,
tnat gives evidence If extraortiu
cocity.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-17
EC- -lSheir1 GrubL Robhe,J

oolne time during last night or early
Iiils morning thieves entered the resi-
uehce OF ex-Shel1ff Grubb near Hare's
Sofher, and after ransacking mum
per OF bureaus, succeeded in stealing
SSo IN money and a gold watch be-
longing to the ex-Sheriff; also a nair
of gold sleeve buttons belonoing To
Miss Grubb. No clue has as Vet 3ean
louhd as TO who the robbers were.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-17
n Severe Loss.

Yesterday morning, as a lady
returning from Stanton, where she had
been nursing, was SO unfortunate as
to loose a handkerchief in which there
was tied up a ten dollar bill She is
under the impression that she lost it
while passing along Water street to
King, to Front, to Market, to Crosby
q Hills dry goods store. The finder
will receive reward of So by return
! ing to this Office, or Crosby Il Hills.
The lady is poor, and can i'll afford to
loose the amount.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-17
The Coming Comet.

The Smithsonian Institution has re-
ceived from The Astronomer General OF
England the announcement of the dis
covery by Gill,at Cape Town, on the 18th
OF May, 1880, of comet in eight homs
fifty-eight minutes ght ascei sion, twelve
degrees thirty-on minutes north de-
clination, with daily motion of two de-
grees thirty e minutes in right ascen-
sion, and twenty minutes south.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-17
CLAYTON House improvements.

Harry Lape, the well-known con-
tractor, is engaged in the work of put
ting in a Fight of steps leading from
the pavement in front of the Clayton
House to the room underneath the
Artizans' Savings Bank. The room
in question will be used as billiard
and pool room. The owners of the
Clayton House intend making num-
Der of other improvements in the
building during the coming spring.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-17
Mf' f0FneH 4 @fccepts Condition
nffu

W HEFLING. W. Va, February TO-
ParDell and Murtioch smoke Ia an, anil.
ence OF too OF zoo people In this ci,y ,a.
Wght. The former stated that aftar cn,.
sldrripg the Dro ouosition IN, pronosi,i,,
OF the New YORK Herald 10 mat,, H.,
ore of The Commission n 10 dst,ihnta 80.
Herald fund IN Ireland. he had conc1,I
ed to accept, provided Mr Hrnne,,
you'd allow him TO appoint "A nroxv =,
serve In HIS stead until he ret,,rnsJ ~ ~
Ireland, "
The daily gazette., 1880-02-17

MONDAY February 16 P. NJ.
BEEF CATTLE were Gull this week and
prices were fraction lower. 2790 head ar
rived and sold at the different yards al 81.
a64c. per H.. as u quality.
SHEEP were dull and rather lower
9,Dn mead sold at the differe't yards al
from "a GNc., per Ib., and lambs at o "A
&c. per 10.
Hoes were dull and easier. 5000 head
sold at the di fIerett yards at 81 a7lIc, per
pound.
Cows were unchanged. $50 head sold
al *1Ia $40 per head.
SHEEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATION.
Park Drove Yard. West PhaLd., Feb. IA.
SHEEP.-Extra, 10 to I3O Ms, 6Ic.; good
70 To lOO MS, % To 6ll5 C: fair, 80 To s. bs..
- to 554. Good lambs, 612 "a; common
anbs, 53 TO &C.; calves, "a 7l1c. Ar
rivals. 5iO0 head. Market steady.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-17
Jas. Bra injury. Auc.
ISXECUTOR's SALE.

II UarpF "
At his late residence near nav
On TUESDA Y, The 2ith Day !" > 4
next, beginning at 10 oeIo'A dj
will be so d the Personal ,iyp 'pn. n
jamin 3. Booth. decehstd' ,,,n. ,op 11
,iAting of Horses, MhltH, a1her M
steers. Mich Cows, ana o'"' w
stock. .,oll kinds
r rming implements Of a,i nirrs S,' i
utensils, poultry, sevefai nv
hay, &c. -. under ige
TEKMS,-For all sums u,dl .,ahle pSt
above that amount negolia,vU,,tvs piil
months. with approved secIT.iTHs ,eT Hsell
lerest added. by o "'' - lane
l.. W. bstidnam. a Auc...----...as..,s'
The daily gazette., 1880-02-17
Imporsmn. to Mosner-.

Mrs. Minslow's Soothing syrup Is the
only thing that mothers can rely upon lcI
their children. IL corrects acidity of the
siOmach, cures wind collie, req ulates Lht
bOwels and gives rest, health a. com1ort
70 mother and child. During lDe process
II Ieething It's value is incalculable. 1t
Softens The gums, reduces tnham m alton
and allays all pain thereby giving rest 10
the ch I'D and cC,niOrt 10 the mother.-
went y-rvp cents q bottle. marl5-tyaod
The daily gazette., 1880-02-17
1a Quiet at the lou,.t Houso

Things at the new court housa NM.
sehteu more favorable appearance this
morning, am tha general tenor of things
lnulca,eu mat tlle troubles there are AT
the building tins morning. and ev,,,assei
pleasure at The way in WHEN tLa u,nrL
had been done. "otA
The daily gazette., 1880-02-17
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