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sosrAl1rIEs.

y Mr.. Polk Canslcr Is able 10 DO out
again.
Mlss Jennie Earlr, Of Madiscnville
IA at Mr.. II. L. Ellis.
Miss Mary GrIn'cr,, of Cadiz, 20
visiting Al Judge rylcr's.
Miss Moliic Smith. Of Madisonvillc,
10 visiting Mrs.J NJ. Howe.
pr. aud MIRA. L. G. Alexander
have returned from rrinccton.
Mnj. Jaa. a. Munday. Of Owens.
boro, WI. III the city Friday.
Mas Katie Harrison IL visiting
friends In Ailcnsvillc this week.
Mrs. Lucy Sair,rans, Of Cadix, was
IN Tho city day or two last week.
AIrs. A. q. Bu.l has returned fran
a protractcd visit TO Hot Springs
Ark.
Mrs. Il. Boyd Faulkner has rc-
inrnrd TO her home at Martinsburg
w. Va.
Mlssrs Bottle aud Annie Hay, OF
.tireeuyille, ara visiting at Mr.. \. A.
Yosi's
Mrs. Amnic. Cowan. Of Lafayette, 10
visiting the family Of Mr.. W. II.
West.
Misses Efir aud Helen Winston, OF
Maaisouvillr. visited friends III the
city last week.
Mrs. Hobbs aud Mia, Lolilc Hobbs,
ofl'mlacah. were the gu"sls OF Mrs.
q, II. Busl,, Las, week.
Misses Mary aud Carrie Taylor,
of ioui.villr. arc visiting the family
Of Mr.. 4. 4. Campbell.
lion. Jno. Feland attended the
sncciing " the State Bar Association
a, Louisville, last week.
Mr.Jae. 7. Alexander. the popular
book-kecpcr OF the Ilccla coal mines,
was Ia the city Sunday.
Miss Mallic Lini.ay, Of Cadiz, re-
turned home Friday after a four
weeks visit To Miss Lizzie Tandy.
Mr.. II. q. O'Ncnl has returned
from n business "trip to ST. Louis.
lie will 80 10 Baltimore III a few
days.
Misses Mamie Crnmhaugh aud
Dcuie Mnblsy. 81 Elkiou, were the
guests OF Mrs. s X. Crumbaugh, last
week.
y Mr.. NJ. NJ. Boddic. Of Chicago,
passed through the city Saturday en-.
route home from visit 10 relatives
IN Lafayette.
Miss Emma Glass returned home
last week alter a pro,racicd visit OF
several months 10 Philadelphia aud
other eastern cilics.
Mr.. Jno. J. Reed. a prominent
young farmer OF lIeIleview, we are
GLAD TO learn, l. rapidly recovering
IRON a severe attack Of pneumonia.
Mi.scs Nora Wright and Aggie
Priichctt, two charming bellies OF
Ma,lisonvilla were the guests OF
Mrs. J. W. i'ritchet,,. last week.
Miss Ida bryan, bright young
lady OF I,ussellville 10 spending the
vacation In our city. Sho Is quite
popular amongst the younger boys
having gained many admirers during
her short .iay.
Miss Lou Reid LETT tho city lasi
week Tor Clarksville, TENN, to rusti.
ratc for few weeks In that pleasant
little viilage. Others OF our Young
ladies' arc contemplating visits to the
ennIry 10 cscapa the heat aud hustle
of the city during tho summer.
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IlTIGI 70 IIEIQEl ElIRyI

To the unknown Heirs Of John
Clarke deceased: The undersigned
Administrator Of John Clark deceased,
gives notice to the unknown
heirs Of the deceased, that
the intcStatc departed this life on
the -- day Of May 1882, in the
county Of Christian, in the State oil
Missouri, aged about IS years. The
deceased was 5 feet 10 inches in
height, of fair complexion with
auburn hair and hazel eyes, and
weighed, when in health about It's
pounds, and was a. native. as it is
said Of the State Of Kentucky, aud
his estate has been appraised to the
sum oil 800 dollars aud - cents.
A. w. HowARB. Administrator.
This q day ofMay, 1882.
uay.S0-6 CIV.
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All oanlidatcsfof ali tito Various
nfiices from Superior Court Judge
down are respectfully invited 10
attend,
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Fine Carriages!

McCanay, Bonte 8, Co.,
offer one of the most COM
.plete assortment of their
olOn make of Fine Car
riaSes and BMs6ies that
has been offered for seu-
eral ye~rs, at exceeding
~ lou prices. Over ten
years experience IN the
manufacture of Fine
CARRIAGES, and the use
ofMem BY our customers
hare established for us
the reputation of maxi
ING the very best lOork
pun Up Oy any company.
Ash any one 10lso has
used one of our firm ve-
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They l0iU speak for
themselves if you glue
them q Showing. Fyou
rcant a GOOD uehicle,
warranted FIRS 4
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RESPECT, call on us
and lOe ,OiU be pleased
to sAol0 goods and prices,
and will guaranteed
pricesas 10 10 as anyone
can offer the same quail
ity of 1Oorb.
Respectfully,
M'CAMY, B0MTE 4 CO.
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Public Speaking.

The candidates for tho variou
co,inly offices VIII speak At The fol-
sessiowiu,y fines and Djaces!
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Dm'l O'Comnell.a 81. Paul. MINI. J
policeman, chased Two burglars into
the woods and was murdered by them.
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Respectfully,
M'cAMY. B0NTE & co.
ylPAll III ILE SILL.

A good second hand Aultman-Tay.
lor wheat Separator for sale cheap
In good order ready for use. Appl,
to w. II. McRae. Pembroke, or Il
II. POLAND, Hopkinsvillc, Ky.
apr. -4-2m m
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RED HOT,
Was The Mass Convention Satur.
day.

DowpEN rnsr; WILLIAMS SECOND:
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Evergreen Lodge, No. 3S, X. Of r.
held lie regulsr semi annually cleo
ton Of officers last Thursday night
The following arc the officers elect
who will DO Installed Thursday July
18th:
Chas. N. Meaci,am. q. G,
Chas. W. Quicker, VIC.
Bailey Waller. Prclaie.
w. r. Patton, NJ. at A.
li.F. West, l. g. ssi
NJ. L. EIb, o. q.
Ills with regret that we haye TO
announce that Mr.. Jas. A. Huff, the
clever, gentlemanly and whole-soulcd
rosdmastcr Of this division of the
L. u N. road, has resigned his posi-.
ton aud will go 10 Lebanon 10 live.
lie will DO superseded July LIST BY
Mr.. T.. j, Blincoe, an intelligent and
ailable gentleman, Of New Haven,
Nelson county, who win move Ills
Ianily 10 this city.
Our handsome young medical
friend, DR. Jabc +. Coopcr,has moved
from Bennettstown, IN this county, to
Elmwood. Ill, TO practice bis pro-
fession. We commend him to. The
ciiixcns of tho community In which
he has located asnot only promis-
Ing yoang physician but q GENIAL
noble-hearted, gentleman who will
richly merit their fullest confidence
and kindest encouragement.
Mr.. j. II Harper, proprietor o.
Cerulean Springs, announces that he
IL now ready Tor the reception o,
guests. The grand opening ball will
DO next Tuesday, July 18th and thi'
place will no doubt send larg,
delegation. Mr.. Harper has recent,
made important improvements 10 hi
hotel building, aud every effort viii
DO made TO mako this season the mos
successful one IN the history Of III,
springs. It is expected that a lafg'
crowd win be IN attendance through
out The month ofJuly and those ex
pectIhs 10 visit Tho sprihgs had bet,e
engage rooms early. Let cverrbod,
30 ioihe ball Tuesday night mex
and all will DO suroto spend a pleas
an. 'eyunInx.
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June l3-3.w
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28
MARRIED..

ALLEY-LO0NEY .-On the 10Th
inst, at thu Riverside Hotel, Dardan-
ellie, by Elder J. p, Weaver, Capt. w.
l.. Alley, of the Dardanelie and Rus
sellville Transfer Company and Mrs.
n. Looney.
Our kind friends, whose marriage is
recorded in the foregoing paragraph,
have given proof that one never be-
comes impervious To Cupid's darts. We
hardly know where to begin in con-
gratulations to the newly welded pair.
Capt. Alley is one of the best citizens
of Dardanelle, enterprising, energetic,
industrious and philosophical, and a
worthy companion for the estimable
lady, who has given him her heart and
hand. 1t has been our pleasure to num-
Der the bride on our list of friends for
several years past, and we can truly as
sert that viii Alley could not have
selected worthler woman. or one who
would make Il better or truer life COM
panion. The DEMOCRAT greets the
happy couple and hopes that their
journey down life's way may be on the
smoothest of roads without cloud of
of adversely to cast Its shadow over
them. May the choicest blessings be
showered upon Mr.. and Mrs. Alley is
our sincere wish.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28
Fine Work,

In his rounds Yesterday, DEMOCRAT
reporter stepped into the marble shop
of Puttick & Elgin, corner Of Main and
River streets, and was pleased to see
an air of business and activity peryad-
ing the entire establishment. The firm
has large number Of orders for tomb
stones on hand, and areprepared 20 ex-
ecute any and all in the highest sytle OF
the sculptor's art. Among the fine
work just completed by Puttick 81 Ell
gin are two elegant tombstones for the
graves of the late Misses Bonnie and
Matte Jacoway, daughters of Judge
and Mrs. w. ID. Jacoway, Dardanelle
These stones are beautiful aud new in
design, faultless In workmanship, and
demonstrate the fact that as fine work
can be done in Russellyille as else
where. Call and see the work.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28
cheap at NJ. Jacobson's.
County Medical Board.

Editor Democrat
Permit me, through the DEMOCRAT,
to call the attention of the members OF
the Board of Medical Examiners to the
fact that the law requires said Board
to meet quarterly at the county seat on
the First Monday in January, April,
July and October. And as there has
been resignation and new appoint
ment, it becomes especially necessary
that all the members be present at the
next (October) meeting, in order to
elect new president.
Permit me to say further that if there
be any person or persons who wish to
be examined, preparatory to obtaining
license to practice medicine, he or they
will please be in Dover on the first
Monday OF next month.
G.. A. PARSONS, NJ. D.,
Acting Secretary County Medical Board
of Examiners.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28
DIED.

PERRY.-Sunday night, Master
Tommie, aged ten years, son of Capt.
and Mrs. j. ii. Perry,
Death is terrible at any time and I'M
der any circumstances, but when the
CHASTITY messenger invades the family
circle and cuts down one of the
tender plants In the human garden,
words fail to depict the scene of woe
and desolatien in the household, or the
bitter anguish that almost rends in
twain the heartstrings of fond parents.
Master Tommie had only been sick two
or three days, having had chill on
Saturday from the effects of which he
recovered sufficiently to be able to leave
his bed Sunday morning. Medicine
was administered during the day to
ward off a second chill, but it came In
the evening accompanied by conges-
ton, and the attack was so severe that
the little patient never rallied, and, In
few hours, his spirit passed from It's
tenement of clay and was borne by an
gel hands TO the Blissful Beyond, there
10 crest under the shade of the trees"
on the shore of the 'river that flows
by the throne of God.' Weep not,
PARENTS; your boy is
waiting for you in the ''swcet bye and
bye" The promises of the Great Jeho-
van are sure to those who love and
serve him.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28
Grand Display of Small Fry.

Assertions are easily made, but in
this instance proof is demanded as to
the largest and most varied stock of
Groceries. feel satisfied no grocery
man in town will enter into the con-
test as to the amount and variety of
stock. call on the public to come to
my store and make a minute and criti-
cal inspection Of my stock and prices,
not only in Groceries, but in Hard ware,
Tinware, Queensware, Glassware,
Doors, Sash, and, in fact, everything in
the eating and building line.
Don't buy before calling on me.
II W. YERZIEY
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28
Appleton Notes.

Editor DEMOCRAT: There has been
some serious sickness about us--some
few deaths-but health is getting bet
Ter now.
Farmers are beginning TO pick cot
ton, and some to gather corn.
Sweet potatoes aud turnips are doing
well, approaching, as 1t were, the suit
able weather.
On the quilt" subject, send an
item: Mrs. Hanie Kinslow. of Griffin
township, has a quilt containing 5000
pieces, which is ahead Of anything yet
reported, Is IL not?
Mr.. f. ID. Il. Montgomery Is fitting
up another store and will soon have
goods therein. Success TO him.
ALLIE.
Sept. 23d, 1882.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28
Is HEREBY GIVEN TINT TIE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN following named executors, adminstra
tors AMI guardians have fled their accounts
current as such, for settlement and con1rma-
Ton, at the July term, 1882, OF the PoPc
probate court, via:
7, j. Haryill gtln Brooks heirs; Il. &. BouaS
admr. NJ. u. Rows est; A. G. Faucet anmr L. >
Faucet; Il. W. iii Xdmr. }. VI. Wilson; van
Tomlinson, gdn. Franklin heirs; j. H. Erwin
admr. Frank Thach est, ". II. Miller rln Guy
Latta.
All persons interested in SAID estates are no.
uhed 70 hle their exceptions, IL any they nave
on or before the second day Of the next OCT
TORN OF the probate court Of Pope CuUut, AT
kansas, or they viii be forever barred from
thereof
Witness my hand and Official seal this oth
l.. ). day of sept. 1882.
W. J. REYNOLDS, Clerk
By w, E. White, d. G.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28
For Sale.

100 acres of good upland for sale
about 80 acres in good state Of culti'a,,
ton, good dwelling with a cellar llX53
and good barn aud outbuildings; gooGi
water and lasting water in the yarH
aud two stock wells on the fam win
lasting water conveniently arranged
for stock while pasturing. About
acres set IN orchard Of good varieties,
apples, peaches, pears, plums, grapes
and Strawberries. The place Is rs
healthy as can be found in the state
has fine view of the mountains on
both sides of the Arkansas river; good
road to Russellville; about miles from
Russellville on the Clinton and Gum
log road. For terms apply to
SAMUEL BRowS'
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28
The Market.

Gott 'n--We quote for the best grades here,
81 TO l0l4c. Dull and lower.
The following are prices current in this m ar
ket 10 date, at retail stores:
Butter, per pound, 20 TO 2bc.
Eggs, per dozen, TO-
Onions, 81 per bushel
Cabbage, Sc per head.
Apples. 80 to 75c
Irish potatoes, soc
Flour, per pound, 3A Axe.
Corn, per bushei. sf.25
Iari. per pound, 1855.
Chickens. per dozen. -.
Bacon. per pound, Use.
Honey. per pound. lax 10 t5c.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28

WARNING ORDER.--In Pope Circuit Court
M a, PERUVIAN, plaintiff, against Fannie
fetryman' W. l. Pollock, admr. OF b. NJ Per-
fyman, decd, NJ. Nj, Perryman, NJ. A. Perry.
man, It,' N,E. PERUVIAN, S. II. Perryman. Lee
Ferry an, a. 4. Peruvian, and Maggie Per-
ms VIC, and \, Eyerts, aud q. +. Everts,
his wife, defendants -
n me deienaants, Nj. a. Perryman, Jr, V. n.
= rre,ftylnah, > X. Ferry man, Lee Perryman A.
~ T. Terryman, and Maggie Perryman, his wife
l ~ -. smith, and r. NJ, Smith his wife, and A.
i nNerth anu =; r. Everts, his WIFE are warned
W app~ai IN this court within thirty DAYS and
4 n INC Complaint Of the plaintiff AZ Al
ferrynlan. sept. 4, 1897 III -
BY w, Il. White, ID. G.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28
Notice for Publication.

LAND VFFIVE At UAhDANkLLk, ARk.,I
Sept 1S, 1882.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has hlrd notice of his intention
% make hnal proof in support Of his claim,
Hegister and Receiver of u. s. Land Oiiice at
Dardanelle, Ark, on 2ist October, 1881 viz:
NAPOLEON II. Nordn nd entry No. g97T for the
sw i.of SEX sex swA see rs tp On ~ west.
tie names the following witnesses 20 prove
hiS continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of said land, to-wit:
, K Norton, NJ Nj Pless, 4 NJ Rye, W G Nor
ton, Of Pope county, Ark.
TN. GIBSON. Register.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28
Card of Thanks.

Editor DEMOCRAT: Permit us. thro'
the columns of your paper, TO offer our
heartfelt thanks to the good and noble
people of Russellville for the marked
Kindness and attention shown to us on
the occasion of the death of Little Tom
mic. MRS. S. NJ. PERRY,
j. III. PERRY.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28
Look at This!

Those who are indebted to me will
find my book and accounts in the hands
of G. w. Bergman, Esq, for collection
You will save cost and trouble by set
Ting your accounts with Squire Ber-
ryman at once. w. Z. WooTEN.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28

~ otlce Is hereby given that application win
~ ne made az the Oct. term, 1882 OF The POPE
r roi curt 70 lay out and establish county
Hpoai, commencing at or near q. W Rarnesf IN
NViAhiofk township, running thence IN n
nnottawesterly direction by the residence az ~
4. Coz and terminating al N. A, Tinnevis in
tersecting the old turnpike road. W. Il. COZ
Sept 70, 1852. M and ~ a n o,ha,
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28
Notice Tor PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT DARpASELLE, ARK,

Sept5. fSS2.
Notice IS hereby given that tie following
named settler has tiled notice OF his intention
70 make final proof ia support Of his claim and
that said proofwiii be made before the Register
ANA receiver Of the U s. Land Onice at Dar-
daneile, Arkansas, ON 18th of oct. $50 viz.t
l., b. Jordan, lid entry No 1902 for the 81
section 30, S II, 10 west.
, lie names the following witnesses to prove
Of said land, viz:
, ID Sanderson, John Gideon, John Finley
ana Hey Mcintyre, all OF Russenville, Ark.
II. MrGI BISON Register.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28
For Sale.

A first-class farm with all modern
Improvements, Houses. Barns, Grapes
and other fruits. Situated one mile
east of RussellvIlle. viii be sold very
low. Apply at once to
j. Z. WHARTON,
RussellvIlle, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28
Our supplement-.

Read the contents of the supplement
we send cut with to-day's paper. It's
contents may interest you.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28
al GIFTS valued at, ,........ $l32
MODE OF Distribution:

On Saturday. Dec. 23d, the ticket
holders present will select three disin-
terested persons to manage the Gift Dis
tribution in a manner that will guaran-
tee the utmost fairness and impartial
ity to ticket holders.
The DEMOCRAT Printing Company
guarantee fair distribution of Gifts.
Each subscribe. who pays us 81 so for
the paper one year is entitled to one
ticket.
The cash must invariably accompany
each subscription.
THE DEMOCRAT PUB. CO.,
Russellville. Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28

WARNING ORpER.---In Pope Circuit Court.
mick, defendant. '
The defendant, Mary N. Amiek, is Warned
70 appear within this court within thirty DAYS
and answer the complaint OF the plaintln NJ
III. Amiek. Sept. 4, 1882.
BY w. Il. White, b. c. 0ierA'
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28

WARNING oRDER.-ln Pope Circuit Court.
November 1882 term.
Mary A. Beard. Plaintiff against q II. Beard.
Defendant.
The defendant, q. B. Beard, Is warned to an
pear in this court within thirty DAYS and an
swer the complaint OF the plaintiff. Mary A
Beard. w j. REYNOIDS 1fsrk
Aug. %, 1882.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28
OUR DRAWING.
December q, 1882.
S!;s,H IN GIFTS u b. given AWAY
A CHANCE FOR EVERYBODY |!

One NEW WILSON (Oscillating
Shuttle) Sewing Machine, val
ued at ............ ...... $50. 90
One FINE SADDLE, full rugged,
on exhibition at r. G.. Bonds
Saddle and Harness Shop, Rus
sellville, valued at ........... 1900
Seven PORTRAITS OF GAR
FIELD, the Martyr President,
19x24, with autograph letter of
Garfield, each valued at 81, 49,, II. 90
One SILVER SET, consisting OF
Butter Dish, Pickle Jar and
Cake Stand, on exhibition at j.
Arthur Erwin's Jewelry Store,
RussellvilIe, valued at ...' 1880
One TWO HORSE STEEL Pillow
on exhibition at Luker, Settle
& Co.'S Wagon & Pillow Factory,
Russellville, valued at ....... 1000
One DARNING MACHINE, anew and
valuable household machine for darn
ing stockings, repairing garments,
and other purposes never attempted
before by machinery, valued at 1000
Twenty-Five DIR. FOOTE'S HEALTH
Hints and Ready Receipts, valued at
25 cents each, ... . 6.25
One CASH PRIZE in gold, 800
One SET of BOOKS, valued at . 800
One Set BOOKS and PICTURES,
valued at aforementioned. 2.5O
One Set PICTURESand Sheet mu-
sic, valued at. ................. 200
al GIFTS valued at ........ $l32.25
an f,tue M rrn
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28
j. D. viCk'S
Steam Saw Mill.

l am prepared at my mill 10 MI all orders
Tor hfst class lumber from wagon load to
that OF hfty car loads or more, upon. short no.
tice. My mill Is located within five miles OF
the city OF RussellvIle. win deliver IN The eity
or upon the cars, at the very lowest market
prices My agents al Russellvillc are Messrs
howeii, White n 20. j. ID. WICK.
The Russellville Democrat., 1882-09-28

Col. Thee. Hartman, the genial
and able general superintendent of the
Little Rock aud Fort Smith railway,
was in town last Thursday and honor
ed our sanctnm with his ch eerful pres
ence. While in the office Col. Hart
man was seized with the old fever and
''set up" stick OF type with the rapid.
ity and precision of an old time typo.
Ii the gallant colonel ever wants to re-
turn to the "case," where he will new
er be troubled with ''hot-hox," he
can rely on securing "sit" in the
DEMOCRAT office. Cali again, colonel.
our latchstriug is always on the out
side.
That popular merchant, Mr.. NJ
jacobson. has secured the services of
Mr.. Nathan Morris, formerly of New
York, but recently connected it'll the
very extensive house Of Leubrie Bros,
st. Louis. Mr.. Morris is gentleman
of affable demeanor and undoubted ex-
perienee In handling dry goods, and
the many customers of jacobson will
be waited upon In the best style. In
to-day's paper viii be found supple
ment setting forth the bargains TO be
had mt Jacobson's. Call and examine
his splendid stock of dress goods, la
dies shoes, gents clothing and Furnish
ing goods, etc. Nathan Morris knows
how to show goods aud will sell il the
patrons of the house want to buy.
--22 yards of calico to be had for 81
at M. Jacobson's.
Mr.. Nat. Graves, of Memphis, ar
rived In the city last Saturday and re-
NAMED until Tuesday, receiving A.
hearty welcome from his scores of
friends. Mr.. Graves will be remem-
bered by many OF our citizens rs the
gentlemanly and efficient telegraph
operator nj this place in 1875. since
which time lie has grown In stature
until but few knew him on his return.
There Is not an operator In the United
States, who more fully enjoys the con-
fidence aud esteem of the officers of the
the Western Union Telegraph Company
than does Mr.. Graves, ans, his friends |
among the leading citizens and business
men of Memphis and other cities can be |
reckoned by hundreds. Our esteemed |
young friend can always he sure of a |
cordial welcome Ia Russellville.
"A good pair of Jeans Pants for 81 |
" M. Jaeobson's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-22

NI' .Ai'IliIA Nt'urt D
On SATURDAY morning last Ms A. II
Evans, ot roVcr tity, Penn. died Mi
Evans b'gan making arrangements Tor
the funeral ut his v iic. aud Visited the -.
taolishment of toucrak'r DrcLgsrkcr
to select collin Tnc undertaken had on
~ two caskcts on uaud, both at io,r.
wood. Nj. E,tn- a mincd the caskri.
Tor l"w minutes. Finally. point uu To
one be- said "lhtt one will dn lor my
wife, aud laling m- hand ON the other
this one ior me-" he then returned
nom" 10 await th, arrival OF hl. SON Mil
ton. The young mon arrived wrrn 3
ami o'clock bob luy afternoon. hi. father
net tim with lhc mt ntion oi In uking ~
gently rs possible the news IT hi, mu.h
ets IL" tn. Gr-pirg HE son hy the hand
he said. ~ uul mother II -- " Wuh
out concluding the -rulcncc hc gave a con
NnlsiNr 'huddu and iel back dead.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-22

Kaiser William, the venerable Em-
peror of Germany, is eignty-fyc years
old; bis son, the crowu.princc, married
the daughter Of Queen Victoria in 1858;
In lRS son, Prince Fredouck Wilhelm,
Was born TO them, and in 1881 he WIS
married TO tie Princess Auguste Victo-
ria II Holstein.Augusteubcrg, who ID
now rocking the cradle Of the bnby who
will some time, il he lives, be Emperor
Of Germany, who will have to wait until
three generations pass away before he
can ascend the throne. No historical
record or tradition furnishes prece.
dent for this incident. There lave been
three Lying generations of royalty many
times in the past, but never four,