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National Republican., 1884-01-19
NYlnslor,nrr NTentin..

THos = who want gvmnaStic lessons viii have t.
make arrangement with Prof Nisscn, Marhl ) lIul
before January -.
National Republican., 1884-01-19

The building Inspector has reported 10 the com
missiuuGrs that lhu furnaces at the Bdnurke'
school building ArG If good material ana tnat 'ht
bu Mug oI the Sratg bars is Inu idult OF the JAM
National Republican., 1884-01-19

for tho protection Of their customers, as we'll as
the payment of the tax on their receipts 10 the
district Warrants against about thirty rtal estate
brokers are rctufnnDlc in the police court to-day
for conducting husinoss without u IlConso.
National Republican., 1884-01-19

TIM Rowland Dental Association, No 2ll -Four
au,,-u-lplE street northwest, three doors north %,
IunG-y wanna itvulut. do all Kant, OF Dcntu w irE.
All work Warranted iigs! CiA-. lave administered
nitrous oxide 10 over 10000 persons.
National Republican., 1884-01-19
THE RIVER FRONT.

PHYSICIANS prescribe the Orator Rye Whisky.
National Republican., 1884-01-19
VIII FILED,

The last will of Abby n. Condron was filed
Yesterday. She leaves all estate to her sister
Annie II. smith in trust for the support of her
mother and at her mothers death the residue OF
the estate will go to his three sons. Annie L.
Smith is nppOinled eNecntTlX
National Republican., 1884-01-19

GENTLHMEN needing the services of an e%.
rCrcuCpd physician who makes diseases -. men
specially should SEND II cent, in postage stnlEl,
for "1HE LAWS OF LIFE AND HEALTH new boz
Of incstimablG value. 1t gives SOUND advice an
information, and Is comprehensive IN detail. All
dress the author, j. BkNAS, Nj. d.,
ltI East Fifteenth street. New YORK.
National Republican., 1884-01-19
,rr,tn Nhnrif AInnn

has given Allcocis Porous Pastcrs the largest sale
of any external remedy In the world. If you have
been using other kinds of plstor trial Of "All-
cocks will convince you ofthcir wonderful superb
prlty,
National Republican., 1884-01-19

Since the closing of the Potomac oysters have
advanced in price, and yesterday the smallest U,
item brought sl.jO per bdshcl
National Republican., 1884-01-19
SWEDISH MOVEMENTS cure nervous diseases,

The German Lutheran church has made mp.
phcaiOn 10 have thirty feet of its properly eN-
emp. d from taxation.
National Republican., 1884-01-19

You all want the beat. Don't take my word for IT,,
but order case or dozen dorchester Beer ingll anu
u. n. FINLEY,
FOG rCun,y wanna avenue
National Republican., 1884-01-19
Thomas Bowling,
AUCTIoNEER.

cAFAAF2aHE sAFE f5m Fl % HgaG gos fEASS OF II
MH. :, JomINS.oN;, Or NEW YORK, TO M
T2tPP2Y TlEYTNAEESRA3 ?MhcRHSBAS 81 RSB - fss4 hSP
NTE, VERNGN 10 R6w i'> t>'9 ~ ANA AVE
The following are few of the Artists mentioned
in the catalogue;
ROY, Paris; :, r,,,,, -
HERMAN FRITZ, Munich.
SALVAGE, Paris.
kHAVV9Ai VAHi,I.} HI,niSn' Paris.
rILIlERE, rarl.
WEBER, Paris.
i1N''' WNIlMfMiii$?h, Munich
sYER I?g@9n Io,,, vo,.
LrENARn, H,tR I I,lr FagIS; ,,,n,c, '" N
sELW1N' Em6itF PFhiIllP9IHellnhiGin FRil9I lTIthi:n
MANfgEB JRE EBaI iIGl!apS; FL, P1,Is. ,'" ''N'
c. "; kMAPP, Philadelphia,
NioTiiS i RRXusEi, iRSVgiti Munich.
klNNAhD, London.
DUGoL ~ PECK, Munich.
ARNFRftIiP, Rt1 II II I1Bgoq; ps fbl,oaclpn,o
s'TANDEMAN, MUNICH
BECKER, New York. ..
..-..---... HOFFMAN,, Munich.
LANCKOW, Dusseldorf
" ROFS, Berlin,
KRETCHMER, Berlin.
DOLL, Munich,
MULLER, Munich.
MOOR, Munich.
LEWIS, Philadelphia.
- HULK, London.
GEISER, Munich.
SECkl, Munich.
A. SCHNEIDER, Dusseldorf
G. CAUTURIE. Paris
ADOLPH JACQUES, Paris
This grand collection will be view at the special
gnlpgrpOmg. pguuEy lNuuiu
and TUESDAY, 2l and 22l instants.
PATRONS OF ART AND ART CONNOISSEURS
should not fail to give this sale their attention. IL
far surpasses any collection ever sent to this city
Everycomiort Will he extended to parties visiting
the exhibition and sale.
Terms cash.
jal7-tf THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioncer.
TlN THOMPSON,
1s 1000 PA. AV N. w.
This morning AZ II O'Clock shall sell at my auc-
tion rooms Il complete line Of household eiIects
Terms cash.
National Republican., 1884-01-19

SECONDHAND CLOTHING of all descriptions
bought ana the highest cash prices paid. Call or
address :. Guggenhcimer, 623 seventh stleeL
southwest Orders ly mali promptly attended To.
National Republican., 1884-01-19
Recognizing Home Advantage.

Cincinnati NeWs Journal.
Cincinnati gas seems to be distilled from re.
Gently discovered remnant of the darkness of
Egypt. 1t gives darkness rather than light and
the light from the street lamps makes black
marks upon the dark brow of night.
National Republican., 1884-01-19

swedish MOVEMENT CunE-proE Nlsscu; dUily
treatment q 10 Il month Ladies, 10 to - u. m; gen
tlcuiru, II 10 = aud 3 TO 81 y. NJ Consultation nee
Ois L. street.
National Republican., 1884-01-19
SMOKE Commercial Cigars,
The RcnI Estnto Hrolsers.

A meeting was held at the Office Of Mr. Thomas
Il, Waggaman yesterday Of ronl estate men, who
resolved to test the validity OF the existing rega,
tons requiring the brokers " give bonds IN so,OOJ
National Republican., 1884-01-19
SWEDISH MovrMnNrs cure rheumatism.
"Ardcrucy Da,rv Wagons.

Fresh Alderncy butter churned every morning,
and delivered IN y lb."Ward' prints, at SOC. pe7D
AFRO cottage cheese &c. per ball, Duttermilk, DC.
ltrVEarI, and sweet milk. &C. per quart
National Republican., 1884-01-19

An al!.iay missionary service will be held to-
morrow at EbencZcr NJ. f. church (coloredD.
PlcNrhlug VIII tic cDnd acted at Ii O'Clock Il. IL
and 3 and S O'clock p. III.
National Republican., 1884-01-19
MASSAGE cares fractures and ,prmns.
DIR. Domer's Lecture.

Tr.morrowe evening, At II. Paul English In
thcrtn church, Rev. :. Dymer viii deliver tn
sec nd lecture Of his series Oh "secariun Ch4''
tiauity."
National Republican., 1884-01-19

young man named John W, Murphy, jr, is
years of age, mysterIously disappeared from his
home, on Eighth street, between Il and q streets
southeast, Thursday morning last. HIS mother
stated to u REPUBLICAN reporter that she hhd III
quired in every direction for his whereabouts,
and could learn nothing lie had been employed
by the Baltimore and ohio Express company for
some time. When leaving home Thursday morn
ing he gave his parents no cause TO believe he
would not return Inquiry has been made at all
the police stations, His parents are very much
gTieyGd nv his Disappearance.
National Republican., 1884-01-19
pnuer. ror die poorhouse.

The Washington almshouse has been furnished
with several sacks of newspapers and magazines
by Third Assistant Postmas er General Ha2en.
They have been put into the reading rooms
National Republican., 1884-01-19

Jared Simms an old colored man, made appH'
cation ut tic police court Thursday for wairtn
charging his WIFE, Murlm Sinms, w Ii bigamy.
National Republican., 1884-01-19

Mr. A. c. shaw, living Mt First and d streets
sou hCHst, had his loot crushed yesterday morn
ing by large marble mautol falling on 1t.
National Republican., 1884-01-19
NV, THE STOCKHOLDERS
AStg uF TIM

WASHINGVON GASLIGHT COMPANY
are hereby notified that thuir unmu'd meeting for
The election Of directors for IN" ensuing year win he
hrld ut the oncC of the company on MONDAY,
FEBRlAltN j, lSSi,
ioilS open nom ! o'clock m. TO p,nl.
HlS.lil tilNS. Is. BAILEY, Secretary.
National Republican., 1884-01-19

Joseph Williams, a CJlorud man, was fined 81 IN
the police court yesterday for cruelty " animals.
National Republican., 1884-01-19

FRONT ROYAL, VA.--Dr G. IL. Hill says
Browns Iron Bitters seem to give general
satisfaction. / recommend it strongly"
National Republican., 1884-01-19
3narriirO.

MAS-MANWELl.,-OnF Friday evening, Jan
Is, 1854, WILLIAM y, THoMAs and CArlIARIEE y
Nj NNWElI, both of this city, pt the parsonage of ST.
Peters church, by the Rev Father O'Sulliyan
No cards.
National Republican., 1884-01-19

In these days when artistic decoration OF the
home is The endeuvor and pride OF every lady, and
when so much attention Is being given to decora.
tive needle work the opening OF the fine display Of
enbroiderics from the Ladies Art association, OF
New York, ut No. !Di + street northwest Is worthy
uf prominent mention. The exhibit includes york
on velvet and plush Ia superb floral designs. OF
great beauty Of color and OF the most bewitcning
and piano scnris besides uGmberlesS objects es-
SO ntnl to the chCerlulness OF apartments. Water
lilies ON black plusl,wit trAccrics ut gold, Scotch
thslles. 20, den rod, vases ANA flowers OF almost
every variety are spread upon the richest labrics
III II wonderful III mlnncr, and the ladie Of Wash
ingtUn will be glad 10 avail themselves of the
teaching Of Miss Bircn, who is i'll args OF and
huS done much Oi the work, and who Will remain
here for some time with view 10 giving instruc-
tons in the art and taking orders for the art asso
citation.
National Republican., 1884-01-19

NY, ~ AlOYsIUs CHTRCH- MoNSIG'
sin, Chu"cn ,H' NTTHGsMoERoW' ii II a. M, whdn
10 collection will be taken up for the poor
Of thr lrlSh the proceeds TO be expended under the
,usrir.W ot l Vincent de Paul Society. All are cor
ali n %, 'uyituu II
National Republican., 1884-01-19

SWEDISH MovEarNr, cure all chronic disease,
National Republican., 1884-01-19

; u,I.-A GRAY SKYE TERRIER DOG, WITH
: short tail uId rUIb GU; hnnt uuu Nurtna ON
cellar \ suitable reward viii be given returned to
IInI Al A. ~ u-L2
National Republican., 1884-01-19

. JIRE COD LIVER on, 400, PlNpi ALL
s,2F tNc CUngh remedies chest protectors, &C,
.t.l rUad Ht COughlin's Drug store. sel7-li
National Republican., 1884-01-19

GREAT bargains Selling out entire stock of
new aud second. hanu Clothing, OyurCoHts. first
class merchant tAilorS make. Ii tie worm Watches,
Jewelry, Guns, Pistols, Hats, Caps, and other
goods too numerous to mention. The building
viii be taken down and ] Will retire from this
business. Call ana secure bargains.
j. HERZoG,
SO8 Ninth street northwest
National Republican., 1884-01-19

Mr. u. H. Warner will conduct the gospel meeting
Ht Tie NCung Mems Christian Association, at
o'clpcE p M, TO-NtORkoW. At $50 .. IN. the
,uiy
National Republican., 1884-01-19

~, TlIE FIFTH BAPTIST CHIRCll-D.
49, between FOur-uu1.u-hnif and sixth streets
sOthw vest ~ rvct sunday next Jam 20, lSSl, VIII
+ lrl,c,. "pruHrcri;y of the church. sermon ut
scrvccs Curing thr dAy aud coming week will be an
o. = ~ ~
National Republican., 1884-01-19

a;I;ya, FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN ClltRCll,
2iSsS Rev. Joseph n. Kelly, pastor.Services ut
the Fourth Presbyterian Church, on Ninth street,
between q and II northwest vt o'clock ~.
N,igIshnW MORNING aud nt $50 TOMORROW
JNENINtI strangers welcome. II
National Republican., 1884-01-19

e~C,y~ FODp, ~ I'D. SAND, AND MEDICINE
k--Ep ar Hrri5, a. CpugNlinS Drug store; nlsu Il
ViuIr'v ,,, 10. To- be- lOanA elsewhere. selI'tt
National Republican., 1884-01-19

u. sr-, hGRAND TEMPERANCE MASS MEET
y y mg ~ Metropolitan NJ. l.. thGrrn, cor, Four
Gul-'-hNlf ana & strrcts northwest, j. ANrAtN 90
ut .;IU u. M 10 Protest against section II or lc"ns"
Blil nOT before Congress- kcN. l., D lIuntlcy pre-
h.d'ug Addresses by Rev, j. q. Butler, Maj. Hall
and tho Hon. Hiram Price IL
National Republican., 1884-01-19

SWEDISH MovrMrHrs cure headache.
National Republican., 1884-01-19
Decorntlve Art Nml,ro!,,erles.

OPENING of imported bunnets aud dresses just
from Paris, ii the Riggs house, Wednesday, Thurs
Al
National Republican., 1884-01-19

~, EBENEZER NJ. 4. CHURCH. FOURTH
G,''7 aul u StS. sou.hmsi. -TO.MOllROW II grand
.rryyal 4t lni church, Thc ministers I?
Murphy 1T y u'clork. Rev. Dr. Sul!drrlaud at
O'Clock, Row Dr j. e. Robinson Friends are III
Nilell 10 20 nNlr and nom IN me rltllse. ~
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-09
Kid Gloves.

Mousquetaire gloves will remain in fashion during the winter; these have long loose wrists with two or three but tons to fasten them smoothly just above the hand while the upper part is closed, and in loose wrinkles on the arm. Those for the street are the length of the eight-button gloves for merly used. and are worn passed inside the sleeves instead of being drawn up on the oatside Those to be worn with evening toileites vary from twelye-but- ton lengths to those that are more than a yard long, so that they can cover the entire arm with loose. careless wrinkles. and meet the short sleeves of the dress. Tan-colored shades will be worn with dresses of any color, in preference to matching the color of tho glove to taat of the dress. Gray gloves came into fayor in the spring. and will be still used, but are rather cold-looking for winter. There will be an effort to re- viye the fashion of using black gloves both for day and evening: light shades of taR-color and cream white gloves will, however. De the choice for dress occasions. Harpcr's Bazar.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-09
Mortgage Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that will on the 18th day of Oct. 1881. sell at public ositcry 10 the highest bidder, between the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales, at the public well, in the town of -RusseIlville, Pope G., Ark. for cash iE hand, the following described land: Commencing at tue southwest corner of the southeast l4 of the N W of sec. 1, ID. k 20 west, running east 5 rods, thence north 10 rods, thence west rods, thence south 10 rods to place of beginning, contain ing E acre more or less. Said sale be- ing made bv virtue of certain Mort gage deed with power of sale executed and delivered to the undersigned, by John Brafton and Bettie Bratton, wife of John Bfatton, on the Huh day of June iss3. upon said land to secure the payncnt Of certain promissory note Of even date with said moi tgage--ex- ecuied and delivered 10 the undarsign- ed by said John Bratton. Said note being fer tie sum Of One Hundred and seventv-one dollars and fifty ceuts. (Sl7l .50), due Nov. 10th 1883, bearing interest at ten per cent per aunum from date till paid, and in the payment of which default has been made.
 J. M. HARKRY,
 Sept. 10th 1884. Mortgagee.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-09
The Rapids of Niagara.

From the base of the falls to Lewis ton. distance of seven miles, the de- scent of tie river is l0i feet The five miles of il commencing st the railway suspension bridge is roaring, seething torrent. of which the first mile it is rather less-between the bridge and the whirlpool. is the very worst part. Cap tain Webb was frank enough to say that il was the ''angriest bit of water have seen" Il looks angry enough. impas- sahle enough. to the living when viewed from the bridge. but it must be exam ined from the waters edge to obtain any adequate idea of its might. About sixty rods below the bridge are two ele- vators, one on each side of the river. That on the Canada side brings you nearest the water. and is the better for our purpose. IL Is unnecessary to 20 into any detailed description of that which can never be adequately de- scribed Let Us simply say that here are the waters of all the great lakes but Ontario. choked into a channel four hundred feet wide. struggling and rush. ing 10 escape with descent of twenty I've feet to the mtle. Waters are piled lA AtAA tNtlitpi al|H natStr AS AHcN
 ward, with a depth of near
 feet, and a velocity If twenty
 les per hour, carrying into the
 ] in the same time ovsr lOO-
 1ns of water. My figures are
 United States survey. and are
 bSolute correctness as il is pos
 make them. The laboring of
 lty mass to find an outlet is
 le piling up of the waters in
 m to the height of at least
 | above the shores. Some en-
 put it as high as sixty feet. but
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-09
< NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Landoaiee at Dardanelle. Ark. sept 16 1884
 Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice Of his in ention 10 make fhai proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be male before the County Jna-s nf Pope county, q. Dover. Ark, on ov. sth lSS.. viz:
 .ioha C. Massey. Id entry. S0 i4.i15 for the n + SC | and se ' nv sz and T I sw az see. zs. Tps,nra west
 He nanie- tie following witnesses 10 prove his continuous residence rpon. and cnstIya- tion of, sari land. xiz:
 wm Massey of Berlin, Ark. and Levi shankle, Rnfas Carter and Jsesson firaon. Of Dover. Ark
 Ger. 4s-5F A G. LENIxt;. Register
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-09
NorlcE EroRPtJBIIcATIox.

LanaoElee at Dardsneiie, Ark, Sept 10. 1884 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice Of his intention to make final proof in support of her clam, and that said proof will Dc made before Register and Receiver at Darianeiie. Ark, on tIr 18th day of October, lss4, viz:
 john Sllm, Id entry. No i4,0V2- for the \ r NV ss see zs Ip $ n % west
 He names the following witnesses 10 prove his centiaUoh- residence upon. and cultivation of, said laad. viz:
 James Maddox, James Hamilton. Wm .oh- erts, Dow BFyant, ail of RHsselyille. Ark.
 X. C. LEMING, Register. Oct f6-St
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-09
xorIcE FOR PUgL.cArfoS.

i.aadesi;ee at Darianelie, Ark. Sep. esi. 1881 named settler has iled notice Of his intention 10 naak. final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register aad Receiver. at Dardaneile, Ark, on ihe 25th day of october, SSs. viz
 Nm ! Soshy Hd entry No issS5 foI the E4 of SEs and sW s4 of SEi4 and sE gr of W qr. Of See in Jp s \ range 2l west.
 He names the following Gifnesses to- rove his continuous residence upon. and cultis ation Of. said land. viz:
 C T Carter, W B0oher. Jerry wooienf. E C Lotlin all of London. Ark.
 oeis3. AG. LEMfNG. Register.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-09

X New York paper publishes list of the millionaires of that city, about four hundred in number. Among them are three newspaper men, Messrs. Ben nett, of the Herald; Dana, of the sFsa, and 0ttendorfer. of the StaatS- Zeiftaq. ln the list are number of maiden and widowed ladies, one of the former hay. ing an income of Sl.00o. .00o g year.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-09
WARNING ORDER.
In the Pope cir,

In the Pope Circuit Court. Deiiah GhIlders and C. ". Chlders. Plaintiffs
 vs. Compliant in Equity. James Adair and M. F. Adair, his wife ct als. peIehaants- The def, ndant James Adair. is warned to appear in this court within 9 days. aud an. sWer inc complaint of the Plaintiffs Deliiah Ghiiders and es. W. Chsiders.
 JAaFs PoTTs, Clerk. ARg. B. lsS4.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-09

package. or SIX packages for zffeT Thkfnc. s. Also by mail. postage free. oa receipt of price-
 Efa5- Full particulars in pamphlet. which will be mallei free to every applicant Ad- drese all communications fD the sole manufae- turcrs. MrRRAY MEDICINE Ca, kaDsastIty. Mo
 E$sF- Sold in RuSseliyille by JSo. ". ira- SgR Co. and by Druggists everywhere
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-09
$500 REWARD.
prac,suation by The Governor.

Proclamation D3 me OofcFhof' yrheresr. It has been made known to fee sfst on Or about tbe 18th day oi December 1888 in tIse co .nty Of Pope. State of kFkansas. 9Vha Y Halle saot and Killed one samuel H. James, End is nos atlarge.
 Now. Therefore. Be II known that j. James IL Berry Governor 0r Arkansas. bv virtue of authority rested in me by the Constitution anu Iats of ssid state, do oEer rcwarl of Three Kindred Dollars, for tbe arrest and delivery to the shsrin Of Pope Comnty, Arkansas, Of the said John r. Hale, to :hc end that lsc shall stand trial upon tald sceusstion, and dealt with 1s law and justise may require
 pssCFIfTIes.
 John F. Halle is about feet II mel es tAll. s5 years Of age. weighs aeoAt is5 pounds rather hsayy set. dark complexion. bls X hair. slightly spriBktsd with. gray, eyes small, dark and inclined to s4a3Bt has a birth nsrk oi strawberry crush below hts right egs, and knife scar or two about his neck. he is ddieted to drinking intoxicating liquors.
 In W ituess whereof. have hereunu set tnF
 hand and cause the great seal oi the lSTALf State to be affixed at Little R9 x, this
 i0th day of April 4. D. ls4.
 JAMS Il. RERKY. Ry the Governor Governor JACOB FgoLIcH, secretary of State.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-09
Coughs, Colds, Catarrl,, Con-
London Hair ReSfOrer-Great
 EnDIiSff
TRADE MARX. MrRgAY's srEcIIc. 2

Ac VI 1% 6A slsI A-EI tIy
 is q pssitsye adj certain cue for Weak &enory. Loss of
 Brain Power, Nervous kxhans- tfor. Seminal Neakness. Imp=- tensy. and general loss af pow CT of the Senezagive Organs: and all diseases tfaf follow as . sequence ol youthful iInprn- sienee or the excess of m4sure,i years. such as Universal I.assi- tude. Pain in tho Back. pisn- Premature TRADE MARX.
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-09

{. ge. and many other siiscass.s that lead 70 Insanity or Con sun piion. Tn all eases of Fe- male Weakness the ~peei1ie sets like T charm, restoring lost or fading yigor. giFias g the ere a brilliant aad spark ling beauty. t3 the cheek Sss rosy bloom of health.
 tss asrRxAYss SPECIFIC IS -e..l.i N All Nh. ~ ..I. &t ki i...f
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-09

Protection. No such protec;tive against cllills and fever and other diseases of q ma iarial type exists as II etteris stomach Bit,eTs- It relieves consfi- patton, liver dis orders. rh C II In a. tisgn, kidney and bladder ailments with eer ia in ! Y and prcInptitpde.
 A change, aS srat flying as 1t is com plefe. soon takes place in the ap- pearancc. aS well as the sensation. of the wan and hagSarsl inv aild
The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-09
TEXAS H
 TRsyEKSIN6 The Great Arkansas Valley from the Indian Territory to the
 MiSSisSiDDf River

MfSsfSSIppf. Itfyer.
 Connections made at Fort smith with Stages for all points in the Indian Territory; at Van Buren with the St. Louis X san Francisco Railway to all points north and northwest; at Russellvilie with the Da-siaHci!e and Rnssell- vile Raisway for DaTdaaelle. Ut Argenta with the St. Louis. Iron Mountain and southern Railway for all points north and all poiats in Texas, also at Argenfa with the Memphis and Little Rock Raiir0ad for Memphis and points east. At Little Rock the Little Rock and Fort smith Hallway connects with tue Little Rock, Mississippi River and Texas Railroad, forming the -sArkansas Valley Route,'s the only line between the Mississippi River at Arkansas City and the Great Northwest. Connections made at Pine BlnH with the Texas and St. Louis Railway for all points in northeaster and southwestern Arkansas, and points in Texas; at Arksnsas City with all steamboats on the Memphis St Louis, tairo. Louisville, anu Cincinnati. This is tne short line between Little Rerk ane all points south. east and For informatio as to rates on freight and
 Asst. rraSic Manager
 The Little Rock and Fort smith Ky. has for sale l,lt),0te acres of the most productive land in the world Large gu tnilfies Of the best cotton lands for sale in the lower Arkansas Valley. All kinds of hard and soft timber Is found in abundance in the country trayersed by this Line. For information to land and iinmi grafton. address r. N. q BISON.
 Land Commissioner
 GOING NORTH.
 Passenger No. ,. Leaves Argenfa at i2:30 P. III; kassellsi.ie 4;i4 ?. m; Ciarksvilie. 5:25 6:59 ?. m; leave Alma .:5s ? m; Van Enron s:ao ?. m; arriye at Fort smith s;io D. n.
 i,ofSG s0ufH-
 Passenger No afTlves at Argeata at 3:45 D. Ia, Russelivile II N a m; tiarksFitle. .iB.3 .. m: Ozark. leave 9.as a. ii- Alma SIS q. m, Van BureH. s:55 a. m: Fort smith T:io a- HENRY WOOD, Gen'i Mgr, Superintendent. lrafie Manager
 General othces. LITTLE ROCK.