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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-09-07

Capt. Howgate, of the Z. S. Al
my, while in charge of the Signal
Office disgraced himself by embez-
zling $4,000 and abandoning his
wife for a ''strange" woman. He
was arrested for embezzlement and
gave bail. A few days ago he fled
to Canada with bis mistress, carry
ing $4,000 with him, and leaving
his wife and daughter penniless.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-09-07

If the President get we'll his doc.
tors will hereafter enjoy the rich
fruits of a national reputation for
intelligence and skill. Should he die
they, and the country, with the ex-
ception of a comparatively few fault
finders, will have the satisfaction of
knowing that all was dono for him
that human skill could do.
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SUBSCRIBE FOR TIE
WEEKLY PALMETTO YE0MAN.
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1t is an 8 page paper, designed for the peo-
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Reading, News, Markets, &c. Subscription:
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Extra Copy for one year. Specimens fur
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The III eraE q .
W. II. WALLACE.
NEWRERRY, $. &.
WEDNESDAY, SEP. 7, 1881.
\ PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

The Herald is in the highest respect FAM
ilv Newspaper. devoted to the material in.
terests OF the people of this County and the
State. II circulates extensively, and as an
Advertising medium offers unrivallcd adj
yaptages. For Terms, see first page.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-09-07

Bradstreet's regular monthly
cotton report, published the Sd in
slant, estimates the cotton crop of
the country 27 per cent. worse than
at this time last year.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-09-07
For THE HERALD.
The Excessive DrOught-The
Fertilizer QuestiOn-RentS
and Liens.
JALAPA, 5. g.,
TOWNSHIP No. )

JALAPA, >. u,
TOWNSHIP No. 5.
EDITORS HERALD: Iu view of the
unprecedented drought in this as well
as in many other sections of the coun
try, and the great effort that has been
made to produce crop to meet the
pecessities Of the people, and the unu-
sual amount of fertilizers needed to aid
in that effort: though proving to be
almost worthless, would it not be
we'll for the citizens to call meeting
q the various Townships and unani.
mously petition the various manufac,
tories of fertilizers that they may real
ize the fact that 1t will be impossible
for the planters to meet their obliga-
tions, and have anything left to live
on; that they will make reasonable
deduction, and not cause the country
to be brought to the sad condition
that seems now to stare them in the
face-starvatiou.
And further, there are number Of
persons in the country that are honest,
Industrious, perseVering, and in time
will be the backbone of the country in
the farming interest, who have rented
farms for stipulated prices, and who
have spared no pains to meet their
liabilities, but who, from the excessive
drought, will make no more than the
rent. We would also suggest that the
owners of the lands (or said farms) be
as reasonable as circumstances will
permit, that these persons may not be
so crippled or killed off as to destroy
all enterprise, energy, &c. Let lien
holders also be included. In short
that all parties should manifest de.
sire to live and let live.
TOWNSHIP No. 5.
The Ne10s will please copy
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The Presidents Condition

Is about the same as it was a
week ago. The doctors have con-
cluded to move the patient to Long
Branch, and a car has been fixed up
for the purpose. The removal may
take place any day. It is a desper-
ate resort to move him in his pres
ent condition but the physicians
think that be is bound to die if he
remain in Washington.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-09-07

Gen. StoDemau, who was a noted
cavalry officer during the war, is
spoken of as possible candidate for
the next Democratic nomination for
Governor of California.
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TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURES,

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURES,
NEwDEesY County,
NEwBERRY c. H., S. c., Aug. 90, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that this olEee
viii be open for the Collection Of State and
County Taxes from the 18th of
September to the 31St
OF October. inclusive, except on
Tuesday. October llth,
Wednesday, October 18th, and
Thursday, October 18th,
On which days will be at PROSPERITY.
and on all other days will attend at my of
6ce
The following is the Levy of State and
County Taxes, to.wit:
For State Purposes. ........5 IS Mills.
For Ordinary County Purposes. ..22
For Funded County Indebtedness.
For Funded School Indebtedness. I &c
For County Fence. ...:..
For School Purposes. ..2
Total for all purposes. III Mills.
AlIpersons between the ages of II and
go, except those exempt by Law, are liable
10 Poll Tax of One Dollar.
The above taxes arc payable 10 Gold and
Silver Coin, United States Treasury Notes
and National Bank Notes.
The Treasurer's Office is now in the Crot- Z
we'll Building, in the store formerly occu-
pied By Mi Jno P. Kinard.
L. B. WHITES,
Aug. 81, 35-3t Treas. n. c.
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Notice of Final Settlement,

will make settlement on the Estate of
David Bowers, deceased, in the Probate
Court for Newberry County, S. G., on Tues.
day, the llth day OF October, 1881 and im'
mediately thereafter apply for final dis
charge as Administrator Of said Estate.
G. BOWERS, Administrator.
Sep. 2, 1881. 1851.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-09-07

The New York Republican Con-
yention will meet in New York City
the 5th of October to nominate
State officers.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-09-07
POST OFFICE,
NEWBERRY, S, c., Sep. 8. 1881

NEwBERRY, 5. C., Sep. 3, 1881
List Of advertised letters for week ending
Sep. 8, 1851:
Abrams, Mrs. Adsliner Hunter. Miss Ella
Brown, Rev. Francis Jones, Miss Matilda
Derrick, W. F. Rowland. Barrett
Green. Monroe Smith, Miss Mary
GiIIiard, Miss Jane E. Williams, Miss Garry
Hear, Levi
Parties calling for letters will please say
if advertised. R.W. BOONE, Pm.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.-
IN COMMON PLEAS.

Vim. Langford and Geo. 4. Langforj,
Ex'ors., Plaintiffs, vs. Spencer P. Baird,
Defendant.
Foreclosure.
By order of the Court will resell, (at
the risk of the former purchaser,) before
the Court House at Newoerry, on the First
Monday in October, at public outcry,
1881, all that lot Of land-;l!e property Of
the defeudant-lying in the Town Of New
berry, in the said County and State, con-
tanning (544) Five Hundred and Forty-four
Square Yards, more or less. fronting on
Pratt Street, and otherwise bounded By
lands of Estate Of C. u. Harris, deceased,
lands formerly owned By Julius B. Smith
and Carwile Street
TEHNs-The purchaser will be required
10 pay one-half o: the purchase money in
cash, and TO secure by bond and mortgage
of the premises, the remaining halt, payable
at six months with interest thereon from
the day of sale, and pay Tor conveyance.
SlLAS JOHNSTONE, Master.
Masters Office, Seps6 6, 1881. Ss-3s
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.-
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Ellison S. Keits, Pl'ff., rs. G. B. Counts and
E. B. Suber, Defts.
Relief.

By order of the Court in the above stated
case, I will sell at public outcry, before the
Court House at Newberry, on the First
Monday in October, 1881, One Five-Horse-
Power Portable Steam Engine and Car
riage, on the following terms, to-wit: The
purchaser vii! be required to pay one-half
Of the purchase money in cash, and to Sc
cure the balance, payable at twelve months,
with interest from the day Of sale, with
approved securities, and mortgage Of the
property-and pay for papers.
SILAS TOMBSTONE, Master.
Masters Office, Sept. 1881. $50:
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NOTICE.

Demorest's Portfolio,
For Autumn and Winter, just received
and for sale at
herald BOOK STORE.
Sep. 7, 36-tf.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-09-07

1t seems that Arthur is not to
be President after all.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-09-07
NOTICE.
SPELL THIS OVER.

From the first day Of September OR
Books will be closed. No more credit can
be had on fair promises. Blu; we want you
all that owe us to Gene up and settle like
whiteheads. We know that the crops will
be short, but you must remember that we
have carried Yor through the Summer by
exrausting all our means, and also that of
our friends, TO accommodate YOU; there
fore we want our money. Don't slip around
the corners to shua Us, but meet your obi
cations like an honest man. No excuse
will be accepted, so- we can't buy goods or
paw debts with excuses. Give US your
prayerful attention.
MCCALL & SATTERWHiTE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-09-07

Judge Melton said the extreme lim-
it Of punishment was thirty years
and minimum two aud half; the
Government did not ask the extreme
limit or anything near it. It only
desired a punishment adequate to the
prisoners ofense, and sufficient to
suoserve the purposes of the law, and
that these be given in mercy.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-18

= Infer gprratb bon weiben unb eez
itreiiten 2awns 1T beoeutenb, ,pelden mir
5m ieIr miBisen Yrei iien pertaufen.
9 Dram & 8 .,
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GraIfu8 Neeb.

Das er6bte @SbelIaeer ber
Stabt III oasienise bes 5srrn s. &esb.
MSbel aller Wrt Tnb baielbf in srDbter
Muswabl gu ben nisortsRen Yreifen 81,
baben unb In Der Stat tann isber Sc.
fehmad ksfrtseiat usrben. parlor. unb
Sdlaf,immer.Stts fauft man BET 5errn
6. 8.so gu Jabr,fpreiien, ba sr feline MS.
bel cireft aus ben sr0btsn 6abriten bes
eanoss be,iett. 0err 9teso bat auber>
sem sinen sroben gcrratb Don 1eppi&en
unp Nattsn uab aaen IN bieies Sad en<
ihlassao'n Waarsn. User WlGbei irssnb
cslhsr art oetrauht, tbat potl, ia an
Derrn Nseb ,u tpenben. @cm @emGbu.
litiien bis 3um @tierfeinl ten unb 5beusr=
tsn TT @ues In fsinem @tcre gu finten.
6.1l,S0t.
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Seras.

= Cine iunss, gut setleibete 5ralt
welae in Dallas cine 9af semietbet bat=
te, perlieb bieielbe Dor Der Yoltpffice, nm
elm @eiaaft barin gu beiorsen. Sic bate,
einen Sduslins BET id, ben ie mittler>
meile Der Sbbut bes autidsrS itersab.
Beraebli4 aber martete ber 2estera aui
bic &adtebr Der Wutter; lie erI9ieu ni9t
,pieber. Gin junses gbepaar bat fid oea
perlalIeaen &inbes ansencmmen.
-Sn @aloeitcn idcB albert 8cnnat
einen @inbreder, ben er in ieinem Sauie
entbefte, unb Oerwuubete ibn ldwer, lpie
bic glKtipuren bemieien.
= Die 8irser ppn Brppnmppo seben
bic Pacific Babnseieaidaft an, BON gait-
Lamb aus cine 3meisbabn mad ibrer
@taot gu bauen. Die @ebr. Gcgsin
etabliren Elm 8anf5eidiit.
= Die Trase, fiir SdulSmede cine
Steuer gu erbeben. 1T in Yaleitine nit IA
Stimmen Dsaicritdt peruprfen morben.
Gie 8ermelIuns ber Strsde Der
GeraS unb ct. Souls 8abn Don Waep
mad 0atespille ilt angeprbnet mcrben.
= Die @eienidaft ber 8ieb3idter bes
NOroireitliden Ieras bat beIdlohen, li4
inccrpcriren 81 lalien.
Die Wtihcuri Baciiic Babn pirb
prm 25. Npril ab bon Denton Bis Sort
Wortb befabren merpen.
= Nuf Der gentral6abm bat lid idon
mieoer ein Gccioent" ereisnet. 3miiden
ennis nnb Palmer lief Elm aus IA Cars
beitebenber 3us ub. Drei @ars muroen
total 3erltSrt. Drei gabnanseiiellte err
bielten i4were gerletunsen.
= Sieben iunse Wdoden, bic in, llrs
iuliner &Onuent gu Tallas untersetradt
waren, tbeils 5u @rSiebunss;peden, tbeils
UNI iid als NOnnea por5ubereiteu, mads
ten einen 5luhtperlud. Sic batten Der
SuperiOrin seidrieben, ibre Softer uno
@heften ibren Gltern 5u3uI9iden, wdbz
renb lie iid in Der @elt umiebea uno
amiifren MOLTEN. Das Spmplott wuroe
entbedt unb bic Greibeitspuritisen in benz
.Nusenblid ubsefubt, als fie iiter bic Gin
3dununs beS 4Dnpents flettern mpllten.
Die Nnltifterinnen beS 6ludtprojetts
wurben aus ber Nnitalt entlaNen, ben
gerfafrten wurbe perseben.
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bteIsn @slntlen tetne 8sdsnidaft If,
0eniate lsine 0esenwart. Saint Suf
b,a6te Die sanss Griids pom eanos NIT In
bic @tatt. bsrsn Demobnsr burh Dit
bsaaaotse Nuiresuna uno bic srfhiittern
ben Sdaulpisle pm Der blaRsn Ba,bt DC,
NsrSsnl lhrdtas anssfrdNfelt waren. 9ucis,
bsrsn ean3ss @mpfneen BON ifanlid''n
@inbrIden abbins. fublie iih tpie eraa dI
In Der Ndbe Don Sojnt SaR !; er ,par
frsunolih ssssn lie una ic hcftr, rab er.
surd bic lanse Gntfsrnuns umssii'mmt,
ffh Der Iohtcr entfrcmbtn uno wieoer 3ur
SHUTTER surndfebren meree, Der ia feint
erite Nsisuna Rd 3uaeUeneet batts.
Manon ater mar fstsrbaft errest
tbre pulfe iGIussn bcf'is, 7s ariff nit Der
6anb mad tsm 5es3sn, ,p:e um ieinen
ihmer,lihsn Shlas au beldnftiaen. er!
ollmalte ianb 1s tie Rute piscsr unb mil
ibr bas G'sfabl ees @'iidss, oas ibre
3dse pertidrte.
gr mar ca aan;. nnreraneert- -. -nnr
10 mar ia aud ibre etebe u!ht Dem Wan
bel uno Dshle! psrfallen. Sbre fh0nitsn
5cfinunaen srfiiuten I'D, er mar bier, er
blisb In Yarts Dsld ein Jrlbltng iiir
ben balteren Ncpsmeer, welh Elm Sonnsn
ffein fir ben fommsnoen Wtnter.
gBir waren lanae obne &unb, pon ST.
nen, laete fs bormurfspon.
Sd ttelt. mas Id psripra6 Die erfs
Runbe Don mir fpllte Die einfs Grfolaes
fein ; mas bate i'd Sbnen ihreiben fDn.
men, naa meiusr Nisberlase BEL csn erRen
Wablsn, aug msinsr psrbii(terten Gin fam
felt :? Sebt Sin Id le!tR Der gofe me,nes
Sieaes. Sie iebsn In mir etn Wttslieb
tes Gonpsnte.
(TprtGehnnd fDldtl
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= Cine rubiSe Nadt uno frSblides
Grwaden ibres SinbeS Gnb fir eine
SHUTTER bas srSbte yersniisen sebrau=
Diet oater 9t e itd D ter's uDen +.
| hes 6 bermebl" (Yabotropbine)
als Watruns guerer &iaber, unb bas
idnele @eoeiben berlelben mirb bas belte
3eusnib fir oieies iegensreide Ndbrmit=
tel abseben. @s III ber ein,ise, in ieber
Weiie bic Wiuttern,ild erleeenbe Nat.
runssitoff fir Sduslinoe unb tleiue Sin
Der. vDeutides &iubermebl" miro bon
Ner3ten iebr empfoblen uub 1T gu baben
in allen reacmniirten Npctbeten.
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Snpalioen, bic fld mieoer auf Dem
Nese BET yeleruns befinoen, ipredeu
fid, in ansrfennenber gSetie iber bic to-
niiden gisen1da ften bon Sultetter5 Ma=
9enbitters aus. 0fidt nur perleibt bal
ielte ben @eidma4ten neue Strait, es perz
befert AUDI ben irresnldren periauerten
3ultano peS Masens, bemirft reselmdz
bisen nno leidten Stublsang, linoert
rbeun'atilde mnb 9derenidmerSen nno
idIet lpioer bas Tieber.
Gum gerfauf bel alien Nputbefern uno
SInblern.
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aiir shulmeien werben in ben

VHl OWHIIDtItH WttUtH III UeII
meltli6en Staaten $36, ,292, ,492 jdbrli6
ausseseben, in ben iiibli6en Staaten
nur So. 1853 9ie 3abl Der Ginber
I'M Meiten 1T 5,59O,075; Die Der Ginber
i'm Siiben 8, ,766,972. 9ie 3uitdnoe I'M
Siiben iuerben babur6 lei6t erfldrlid).
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Mrs. gBinSlo's Sootbins sprup.
Nep. SYloanus Cobb iGrebt In Bottom
gbritian 5rssman fOlseneermabsn sBir
piiroen auf tsineu 6aQ cine MsOi,tn emp.
fsblsn, tpenn mir niht piiBten, taB Te gut
mare - belonpsrs fur atnbsr. 8on
Mre. Wnelows SYrup fSsnen pir aus
@rfabrung fprehsn; In unlerer eisenen
Jamilis mar lls Don SsBsa. Denn mir
een gYruv einsm Rince suten, bas NIT
sslb@sb ssp!a8t nar, 70 pfriaaffte es benz
(slten rutisen Sdlaf uno ben @ltern STU
be. Die meiitsn gl.srn w,iien bies gu
fhdben. 6isr III Gin Irtttel, Der unlhab.
lid uno wObltbatis 1T, benn ber Gdlat
ben ct erssust, 1T natiirIib uno Der fleine
Gbcrub erwa@t 70 tsll ais etn Snopf.
WabgeuS osr Dsriooe pfs 3abnens 1T Der
Ssrup pOn uniAabbarem Bertbs. gDir
baten Dfters BON Wiittern laaen tDren,
bab ite nidt obne ben SYrup ietn mShten
bon eer 9sburt bss Gnbes al Bic tas
3abnen poruber H.. gu pertaufen In
allen Wpottefen gu 25 Gents bic 8la1Ge.
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0pn benz 9(uffdltpuna bes 9lu.

= Won bem Mufi6tpung bes 9lus<
flbrbanbels Der 8er. Staaten geben Die
aus Naibington fommenben 1tati1ti16en
8eri6te eine oeutli6e 8orfe(ung. Na6
bemlelben betrug tpdbrenb oes perfoHe=
men Monats Die 9usfubr BON 6leii9=
maaren, Sals uno Mil6probuften $15,=
21S,657. gegen nur So, 547 ,447 int Ssa=
nuar 1880. @dbreno bes am 81. So
nuar 1880 gu Gnbe gegangenen 8iertel=
jabres tpuroen fir $38, ,551 ,634 Tleii6=
paaren uno Salg ausgefiibrt; i'm aleiz
6en 3eitraume bes 8oriabres nur fir
$25, ,696,915. Ser @eiammttpertb Der
Mil6prooufte, tpelde bon Dem 9. So
nuar big gum 81. Sanuar 1881 erpor=
tirt tpuroen belief ii6 auf 500, ,108, ,166;
bonn l. Ntai 1879 Bis 81. Sanuar 1881
betrug oiefe Nusfubr nur $14, ,655, 1874.
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(Gprtfesnns folst,,
Danfbarfeit elmer Wfutter. -Dt

Oantbarfett elmer Wtutter. -DtrS.
Wspbart, 48 @berrp=Str.. Sanespi0e,
Wisc., i6reitt: Mein SSanhen, neun
Sabre alt, scs iid Oor eini9er 3eit cine
fdwere Grfdltuns gu, tpelde iid auf ben
llnterleib unb bic @lieter fdlug. Wir
befirdteteu, oaB Der aleine lein 2ebetas
elm Sriippel bleiben miiroe. als uniere
Notb on srSbten mar, purbe uns oas
ct. Safobs Sel entpfpblen. SD 3Sserte
nidt es an5uwenoen mnc fann 5u meinem
9rSBten Tersniisen cine fait wunberbare
9eiluns perSeidnen. Der Sleiue tpurbe
Seiunb uno 1T nun i'm 5tanoe wieoer res
selmdbis bic Sdule gu beiuden. Seit
bieier 3eit hese id bas ct. Sacobs Sel
ipie einen Sdae I'M Suuie.
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9feue8 BON W aine.
5nnfsr. g,;t+ers refhs IN urse,,

SOpfen.g gitters, welde in uniern Opal.
ten anseSeist tperben. iinb elm lideres
Seilmittsl far aalteS 5ieber, Ylaien= uni
gtieren=Seloen. Die. fpelde fe sebrauden,
iasen, iie tSnnen nidt gu bod empfObleu
merben. Die 3elbenoen iOllten lie binldna.
lid prcbiren, unb lie Derpen baburd
entbufaltiIder werben in benz 2cte ibrer
beilenbeu giSenidaften.-- -Ycrtlanp slo.
pertiIer.
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Man pcrliere Feline 9sit

Menn ter Waeer. bic Qtttr obtr Der llnlsrlcit
lsipsaS lins, su hem Rdersn S.imiitel, Soltst.
iers Waleneutsrt, Su sreifen. Ranfbei.en Der
aerannen Srgantn trisusen antere, nod yIsIr
.rnitlittrs anb eine 8ernatldf1auna bsrlelb,n
N oaser ,ssfdbrlih. unperbaulitteif, Qtterlei.
ZEN: tiss'r. PIE trttsn anfdle pom @beuma,is>
mue, Nirsnidw'6, flbren, ne nm ptrnahISSS,t
ihw re fSrperlih' aetbeu btrbei. Non p,rI;srs
baber inc 3eit. pisis pirilat, lb.re uub lSnolt.
bstannie Webi3n Az estrautsn.
Gum Ssrtauf bel allen Mpplbe'ern unb Sdnb.
eIn.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14
KEADCAREFULLY the Following Notices:

When vou want cheap groceries come to headquarters Tor them'
 ,....,.r everything iu our line of goods as .tela n. it ran be bOught Tor the money any where.
 ,.,r,nIeia: if you need anything in that line .afI and see us before buying.
 r, our stock will be found nice lot of ..'.",,syyare and glassware that we are ceiling t, r1rk bottom Co make room Tor our new st9rk lba; is on the way.
 Uee,rry The best variety of canned fruits ami Bsh iu the town. peaches. pineaDples, iaIgrE berries. strawberries. raspberries, goose Ssrri... oysters, salmon, sardines, mackerel, wc have a full line of tobacco and snuT which we n1ur low.
 when you want good smoke come to see ms. Tn tas ilJics and young people, especially .i.e ladies. t.fhe vOung man uf the irm,h Cot ,Isr. says come and see what you can find in c,.r ..tarr in fancy candies, nice perfume, al- bnm. note paper, paper and envelopes. tf,auhavc ou pictures come and sec if our france won suit you.
 For picuics, pickles and jeilies we can't be outsoiL
 m. ra,-t complete Iiuo or harps ever kept in town. tho Richter and Langheimer are spe- rialties. Come aHt see them.
 Ye lovers of music come and see our violins- cheap.
 Those whe love to Gsh can find everything fhsv uept iu that tiae. irnt fine staging, cot tsn. linyu and silk line, hooks from hy size to the larEcsi eat h-h.
 our stock will Slways bc kept full and goods kept fresh and bright, as we arc receiving new eoads all tht time. All kinds of produce taken ia cxchauge Tor goods at highest market price. Gene and ace Us and try our prices before buy ipx, We guarantee our yuots and prices.
 ALLEN X ROBINSON.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14

thereof; George Reed and J N Nichols excused from serving on petit jury for cause, and Cornell and M Turner substituted and sworn in lieu thereof; B F Bayliss sworn in as deputy clerk, W J Reynolds, the clerk, being sick and unable to appear in discharge of his duties; Col B T Embry, John c Rye and J R H Scott were appointed and sworn in by the court as commis- sioners to select grand and petit jurors for the next term under the act of last legislature.
 Equity docket, before his honor W D Jacoway, chancellor: Susan Dare vs John W Dare, petition for divorce, con tinued by consent until next term T J Gardner vs J A Mcdowell, complaint continued till next term by consent; John M Bradley vs Martina Bradley, complaint, dismissed at plaintitf's cost; ; W II Wilson ys Josephine Rollin ct als, report of commissioner filed; w NJ Harris vs America Jones ct al, com plaint, decree for specific performance; Margaret Sadler vs Frank Sadler, Dill for divorce, decree for divorce and change of name as prayed for; Ellls Tobey ct als, petition for partition, re- port of commissioners filed; Joseph k Williams vs NJ A Williams, bill for di- vorce, report of attorney for non-resi- dent defendant filed; w Boen vs Eliz- abeLh Boen, bill for divorce, decree for divorce granted; Emma W Griswell vs J T Griswell, bill for divorce, decree granted therefor; Mary J Reed vs Dora Reed ct al, complaint, cause continued and alias summons issued to Conway county; k J Wilson & Co. ys T and w Dare, complaint, cause continued by co lsent until next term Of court.
 Common law docket, cases before his honor c Cunningham, special juGge, {, disposed of on the oth inst, to>witi Tur- her Howell vs J C Rye eta al, complaint, cause compromised and judgment given for defendants; state or Arkansas ys A s Fowler ct al, dismissed on motion of state as to the securities.
 Equity docket, before his honor G 5 Cunningham, special judge Il Howell vs J R Duke, adm'r, complaint, demurrer to complaint sustained and injunction dssolved; Major Carrol Armstrong, Col E E Henry, of MorrilN ton, Col T A Biyens, of Atkins, mem- bers of ths bar, and Col B r Embry, ex-attoruey at law of Atkins, put in an appearance Monday.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14

nishng Goods such fine shirts underwear oyershirs collars, ties, &c., &c.
 Our BOOT and SHOE DEPARTMENT is IMMENSE, here claim that excell in Price and Quality.
 Our HAT DEPARTAENT-both Ladies and Gentle mems, is the most extensive in town.
 Our DRY GOODS AND NOTION Department is un- equallen iii extent and variety.
 We have Ladies' Cloaks, Shawls, Nubas, Lace Wraps, Gloves and Hosiery in great assortment.
 Our stock of RIBBONS Is the most complete in town
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-14
Attention!--New Goods!. New
 GOods!!!

For the next 30 days I will receive at the E. Roth bankrupt stock large as- sortment of SPRING DRESS GOODS, prints, bleached, brown and sea island domestic, lawns, piques, white goods, embroideries, satin, grosgrain, plain silk ribbon, latest styles and shades. The entire new stock will be sold at FIRST COST in order to close the bal- ance of tic bankrupt stock winch we will continue to sell at great sacrifice. Come see, and be convinced.
 A. RoTH.