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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19
a.D 6E MTXELDORFER,
,o,EAsr RuoA} STREET.
.,yn,,N-cr,,rNTC pI ~ = GRAND
=, hHNGCrNNu ~ Nus "a IsING -DUrSAJE
ANOTHER GREAT lsN'"o' 'i'' ."
PRICkip

- - -.
Our stock Vas greatJh tluCSa i,os, ,S o rs ss1
Weeks sales. and on WhM a ',1,.et ,r
extra Inducements keiV ut'. ,,,,l,ts
close out our entire stOekN -. t",,,bot snv
we have made the pri ft1 =, =, - ,,,,rss
one with TN idea o. purc hkIs ,,,r 1s,,n any
for their money fyDW a." '''AA' ''"''' '
other house In the City H. ,,, atrir.aa
Lawns NginsoOks Chet bcu I'm itaao,
Muslins, " hiteand - ~ ~ /, go, I avpns
De Dacca. India Ii on So, 49, -, ,.rtSs," no
have been greatly thtI c@s,...a
reasonable offer WIZ if Cait,s and
Grand mark-dOWn 10 '+
AlDatros; n a,f Rattste.
Great reduction In SatlDeN' .i So ss,',-,,,,so, q,
special reduction in our '''''''
Department; ap pomesticS-
EItra inducements ln = -, ~ t~,ire,s
namely, Striped and Y, 80 1,,,'nns and
Blcacned and Inbiea -, ~, -, 49,.
Sheetings. White and ee,-tee D,rna.L
Apron Checks, Bed'l
Cash: &C.; s,a:, Sc C. F,gucei satines reduced
from iS53 S,Itar to lgSgi ;dI - dies. Gentlemen.
and Children; l,an,o vests pom &c. up;
bent ti4Su ~ ~ : - 49,. 10y 23c. up
IadiGs Gsrse r,ns Nsss oh3S is% xan shirts at 4sc
each, regular price 81 ho..-c rstucod
Geniiemen's Jeans Dra"eh ''''
Au-Wool Cassimere for 4 glie inner wear 'Vo'
yafd-reduced from u ,f,tieroe,,s Coi-
A full line Of ladies' andt -, 30 soc
lars and Guns frofn G'A Satiu Ties for
A nice line Of Gentleh
Csc: A. for sac
Ladies' oval Ha nd -ssRt Il ~ '"' 'N'''
Corsets from 35c. TO 81 ~ 4 non, sc tosla
Ladies' and ChildrSn's h
Gentismen's IIsif-IIose fr E." io'' - 0V'- "
pair: ..r case OF those
Wehave Just received ants ..ii,ng so fast nj
pretty CalicOes that aIS
Sl1c. a yard. A. Al tc n ward.
The best rands OF CAL, ~, 1-rEER
ID. A h. 81 :, ieo.S si,ss,
iylQ-Su TuATh t1' q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19

T. ne Ed'ior ~ ihs DiVairA
We dcsifs through your columns 81
thank ouf many ffiends sud noifhhafa
ior their Kindness. sympaihy, and va.
uabl, services during tho siekaoss,
isath anJ burial ~ uur husband anil
father, Rat 40 " Hall. ani son
and brother. utiie.
The generosity ssieHded o. us during
our double bereavement is more than
appreciated aud llns from our hssrts q
great share Of he burden.
Mrs. 4. ". ilALL AM IASttA.
H,ar,o rsHHfg. July a. 1870.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19

Young LADIES' Journal for Angus,
sessi,sd Of G. y. Johnston. II s q
good numbes, containing lssss, mod sun
msf fashioas, litsrstars, and music.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19
AN USEHESTs.
A GRAND CONCERT AND Lawn

A GRAND CONCERT AND La wv
"a PARTY will be given az o. MO
TUESDAY, July 2IsT. under the n 'tuai
Of Mrs. Clements and a quartctte Of wefs
from Richmond. A special cal vii cave
the Richmond and Danvllo depot A.23
Z. NJ, and return at A. VI. on the
Tickets for round trip, including 1ceri
70 cents; children, 30 cents.
Convey from station FREE
Proceeds for the benefit OF GENT y
DAY SCHOOL.
Tickets can be had ~ the Dlowiu per.
SONS ]. y. Reads drugstore. Iwen fnh
and Clay streets: John W. fTayscf's ifug.
store Seventeenth and Main street. ,
RedfOrd. 1910 Main street: Irlius Hob
fon, Crenshaws warehouse, Shork, tiln.
Hadden Watkins's eoal.yRfd. Main 1e't
jy 1925
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19
RAILROAD LINES.
EBW Esz'asz sss q ss:Esas.F II ..iss
DICHMOND AND DAN LILLE
III RAILROAD COMPA
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNpA' NAY
81. J. ~-5.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT sUNnA' NAY
81, l@-5.
LEAVE RICHMOND
2:OOA. M.-(ThrOugh-P Passenger ~ la
ly)-For al stations O. eeen
Richmond and DRnvils cun-
Meeting at Greenshor fuf
Raleigh. GodspOrO an cunts
on salem Brsuch. " ,rue-
vile and al /. ant Y. v.
local points and o. ~ sfin' tp
foI Columbia and The -1ufh-
east: also for Alani Nos
Orieans. and Southwes
Pullman Sleeper. kiS mond
tOGrcensborO'. DanVilh OAu-
gusta without chang and
Danville To Selma thout
change.
3:25P. N.-(Through Passenger. { llyl-
Stope at all stations, ~ meet
ing at keysvilie for oil .Dinfs
on Richmond and NJ Slen-
burg miluad daily except
sunday; a. Greensboro sall
points on Salem Bran q at
Salisbury with W. \. { Isil.
road; at Atlanta fof ia kttu-
VILE, fla, New Oriesi r. aud
Southwest,
Pullman Buffet sleeper ban.
vile TO Atlanta. GOldst 0fp To
Asheville. Danyille "a New
Orleans without change
S:4eP. M.-(York- River Passenger. dtilyI
Stops at all stations AZ z con
meets at West Point lds y ex-
cept sunday with stesInrr Zoe
Baltimore and - is y nth.
COOP. M.-(Bon-Air AccOmnls Ion
daily except sunday 20 'oal-
field.
7:l2A. M.-(York- River Freight rors
Twenty y-fourthStreet ~Jt -
daily except Sunfag -fof
West Point
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
TOO A. M--From Atlanta. Gold boro'.
Raleigh. and Intern aiatc
points daily.
s:4IA. M,-froh Coalneld and Ne Air
daily except sunday.
lo:l5A, N,-From West Point daily Raj.
timore. and points North daily
except Monday.
S:4bP. M.-FTom all local stations, AtlRu-
"a, Kew Orleans. and outh-
west daily
7sbA. M.-Freight daily except sc 1da y
nom West Point.
TICKET OrTfcEs: 1000 Main stree ans
at the Richmond and Daayills rs lr,ad
N. sLAUGHrt <
General Passenger AZ snt.
Sol. HAAS, Traffic Manager.
a, L, RIyEs, depersl Manager, IL ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19

The lssht- runniar, high. srm nee
90" Howe sewing Machines, on
monthly instalmsa,s st eash prices. ss
Ne. 22s esst hread street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19
GRAND EXCURSION

RfCuMONp TO WF'rT rOlNr
hy MOUNT IHiN HtNFFfCtAI ANn Hns
GAL SOCIETY MONDAY. IuLY Eo. iHF'
rta Richmond iofk River aud Chesapeake
railroad.
THIS excursion will anofd a splendid eprflf
tunity fuf enjoy msnss ~ moderate "a .-nsf
Tho usnal anu~ments ~ dancing husiIns
fshing hathing, ac. heteshmgnts - cav
iOf fuuud Trip teuflemen. f3r. siIHs
soc. children under 81 year. lte. Train
leaves from foot a. Twenty fourth STREET AZ
IAN Committee q Arrangement ts .
J lnwtsr phil % Neil stephen heunn IL
william Taylor Thomas OCuunur john
shsd 1homss LAWS. ~ f.tattp
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.FOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE & CO
marked by the sdd'"" o greater and more
valuable

special SPLENDID VALUES Onr you
Black end ColOred GR0S- SILK.
Back and CoIored JERSEY SILK.
Back and Colored &fTLN RHfDfHES.
BLbck and Colored &fTLN .uERFELIEUf,
Black and Coiorod SJiR.fH SILKS
Black and Colorcd TRICOTLNE SILKS.
BIdck and Coiored &fTLN
BIack aRd Colored SILK JELIET.
BROC4DED SILKS and JELTETS
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STFAMER GEMsE sEXcrR frH.I

- slONs fo CITY POINT
TNl1Eu sTAIia MOsiruW ffHttr
DuTtn GAP. aud DREW ~ = NLNif
ftAff NIKr
SATURDAY july ieth special sNnIra'nu
togfnud regatta Rf titf Point leafe 4 -
NJ. sud return after regatta. iANt ROUND
THlp Gee.
SUNDAY. to CITY Point aud Mon fnfs %
A ~. return 3 D.. ". Mine hour trpI
~ MAY, to Dutch Cap =. N. nctufn
sGs irAr. 90 CIfy Point ana Mon inrs. "
An. return = T. NJ fAil.tay fup
WhbNtNnAf aud FRIDAY ~ Jufeh
dap. ~. ~ reton 7fO T. ~.
Prom Twenty second ana Dock sireis
tenvo cars ht Twenty Second aud MH
-tfeeis. Music end rrncshmeuis Hand.
some kimhall uTau furnished hy ". D..
Ho~es a 60.
Fare to oClty Point aud Monitors rpnni
trim Doe farr 60 uufrh 90 ruunf fUl
Gentlemen Doc. ladies' aud children tfr
Nc change fur children under i've TraH so
IMPROPER Tsfsuns sli0vrd aiHarf Just tho
frIp fur luNal.ds and children
The GIN also makes n trip % fiANt.
MONT and intermediate landings Tuesdays
nId Thursdays at a M Freight received
MONDAYS aUd Wednesdays.
Tho OFM ran be chartered NJ low rates
Capacity fuI 500 Trfsuns Apply vari tu
a. y. OWEN Agent.
Twenty second ana b0ct Tfreta.
Iy p.fsfgd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19

Owners Of good horses vill do cell
"a hrs, make perscesl inspection of the
vsrioas pastures near the city.
! zee u the pas,a,~s are seeded with
q numbsf ~ diasrvr grasses. 90 The
horse, iise man, require. ehzngs u dict.
2. See ths, no bart ~rs cselosss ths
pasture.
: Be sure . nsvsf.lsiling brsnch %
spring ~sser runs through the iisli.
I. sse that ample shsds-,sces are IN
the pasture.
5. hs sare the pasture is large Geld
Of many sof.s. and not a. scrs lst.
g. Sss that the owner ~ psstarss so
lioising your horses has provided s,stson-
AIRY troushs 9th rcck-ssli, that yoaf
horses cen Of will psrssks ef a. Nc
farmer should sspees The ewnu q .
valuable horse to pstrcniss him snisss
be provides such pasture ~ slsevs ~
scrshsd. The owner ef Ckstsvos<h
knovs he can shos 10 tAs meet fasss<lis
ess hosss-osass sseh psxtasss. asd ,.-
,isss ham 10 drive down ~ sivss nss4
tssss snd lasrsct es call ssns sfss.
noon ., X. u. Chsfhn q Co. = sssss ana
he will be driven asva " cas.wessA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19

spend Sunday - yoa vii We have
no control over yca. Nut just taks
cur advice snd SMOKE " shas p" Fine
Cut Cigarettes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19
IRON RICHMOND TOcs1IlI
Il WAsiliNGTuN
CHEAPEST AND MOST rI.kAsANt
ENCt nsiON.
IuLN ~. 1855.
FARE ONLY o. 81 HOUND TRIP gliil-
pREN. TWELVE WARS AM
UNDER tiso

steamer ARIEL wui leave niOhmrii
WEDNESDAY, NOhNfN9 at ofin0
touching at Coxs wharf y A. N. nsfnuis
Hundreds VI 40 a. NJ. cts Point gfo y
and arrive 40 old foipt alost 4 n takH
steamer up the hay aud Potomac Rvs 81.
irving in Washington Thursday mofisIif 81
0o'clock. Q Tcksts good fnf ten ms. W
turning. 60 uu bonrd steamer Ariel ~ 90
Point et ocloct =. n, FRIDAY. iulY siih.
sp<nd a nighi free ~ charge and ffinfh
20 Richmond saturday morsing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19

story shs, never ero~s old praises
Of the new cigarettes, " shAs," I" Ia
joa, 4" and scotch-Csp."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19

EAST-END BENEFICIAL AND So
II CIAL SOCIETY The regular o It n
Of this Society will be- held MNNDA IIlN
20. 1855. Members not having Q H.set
their tickets for the reunion % thS above
Society can get ,m az this msetn or 81
the gate. All members are earuo ~ re.
uuested to attend. The reunion " . fake
place TUESDAY, July 21st. pu Mntos
Island, from =. NJ. until l. D. VI.
IN III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19
INSIGHT TO WHAT WE MEAN BY MARKING DOWN QUE PRICES
JULIUS MEYER & SON, Sol and 6O3 Broad Street,
lea Of what goods and to what prices hng down

bG" THE SACRIFICE SALE
CONTINUES AT
THALHIMER BHOTHERs',
THIS WEEK
many things are 10 be sold much BELOW
their value, and our patrons will be able
to secure the very best goods at such prices
they could never have thought Of
We are not fooling the people, and ask
ing them 10 call tomorrow for that which
we advertised to sell to day.
Call and examine our stock and prices.
and be convinced we mean as we talk.
SUMMER GOODS of all kinds have no
aim. You can buy
LAWNS, sATTEENs.
MULLS INDIA LINENS,
PERSIAN DIMITY,
LINEN LAWNS,
PIQUFS. EMBROIDERIES.
LACE,5. in Oriental, SILK, and all kinds; 4;
PARASOLS,
GLOVES. MlTTS,
ULSTERS,
JERSEYS,
DRESS GOODS,
SUMMER SILKS.
and a thousand other articles, 81 such
prices that will induce you TO purchase
when you see them.
We are selling every article In our La
DIES UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT at
greatly reduced figures. We need space
and must reduce tire stock.
Come early. and see the goods sold for
almost nothing. al
THALHIMER BR0THEHs',
Fifth and Broad streets.
Iy Is-Su. .TI6Th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19

I 0ST.--ANy ONE VINO TX
II vii rsiurn Huoos, oFOnilE =
lNftr WilfF Hiflirpglu lirmsls. ~
NJ ss Absgall! EsrsTssa. UAsu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19

appreciation supply With ns VERY BFSr
price. the Of The
Oldest merchant the MAGNIFICENT SILK
AND price. you boy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19

Tres, yous nsighbor 10 the "shss -
gins.cvs Cigarettes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19

THE MEMBERS OF VIR- u
Il GINA COUNCIL. No. 20. HON-r =
AL ARCANUM, are requested ~ ~
attend a regular meeting Of their i---g
Council al Central Hall on N DAY
EVENING. July goth, al = O'Clock. hem.
bers Of sister councils are fratern in.
Vited 10 attend.
BY order OF the Regent.
WILLIAM LONENSTi "
iy 19-1t Secf ar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19
MEErIyGH.

MASONIC N0TICE.-Tl, a.
vi members OF JOPPA DDG ~
No. 40, A. +. and a. NJ. are r-Juest.
to attend stated meeting Of ihei lsp -"
MONDAY. goth instant. at 7s O clo f, T.. "
Members OF sister lodges and - usi' 1t
brethren are fraternally invited tO IHes
ent By order Of the W. NJ.
GEORGE {. JEFFEks ~,
iy 19-1t Seer a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19

old nswsPsrsrs tss ssls q ~ ~
PsfeA eesssssg-resa q - ss~>s -
hasdsst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19

~ tNAtT FOR OURS. '- RESCUE
w COUNCILS IunlorO. a.
4FNENTU ANIMAL HASN'T rlt.NIi
NNb INCt NstON to ASHLAND r. Nk
MONDAY August q. lrsi Tie comm i.r
have sVnrpd neither time nor Fnrena' ln
mako ibis pIc. Nc fhc iunsi Ritfpriifr nnr
ever given uuf past suoccts 'H rtRfa N'r"
fuf re- s0flnl enjoy mpni to tno1n VINO f1'nf
with us Music Hud dancing. N1 liquors
add dIsfruutnhls pfp-nnH allowed. iH
fsshmeuts at city prices. Hfai a' HHifn 'n
Ind.tt having uu escorts liFtriH .nn IN
nod from mrmhcrs " council Hui nf ia r.
ImIn leaves tlba station nt Hii a a..
AshInud af THn g. ". Tickets Adults
fnr.. children aud srryRufH fir Tom +.
ffr IiU Mf.srl &c., ". lrh. IrtrIFui 81.
a. walden A. 10. NaHsun g. A. nur.art.
IF 10 gnNAu ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19
:: :: :: F. F. F. $'s $'s 4 4 f..
.sss Al EER 90 FFF
.:.s .s:s Fl It Z t.. !. T.. 8 s5 5$F
J EYE R RRf a sSss EFH : y ss ssss
JJjY JJJj KrE K L / ssss kExE 7 ssss--:
THE CHEAPEST EVER OFFERED.

BLACK JERSEYS al 97c.-the regular
price Is $3.50;
BLACK JERSEYS at sI33-the regular
price is So;
GARNET BROWN. BLUE. and GREEN
JERSEYS at sl.33-the regular price ID
Bl.ACK BRAIDED JERSEYS at 97c.-the
regular price is 1928;
BLACK JERSEYS at Sl.92-the regular
price is $3.50:
the regular price isS3:
BLACK JERSEYS, braided with wide Her
cuIes braid. at S3.l2-the regular price
iss4.
At these extremely low prices Tor strlctly
hrSf.class goods we expect to make quick
sales 80 al wise all 20 call early and secure
one of the cheapest garments ever offered
in this city. LEVY DAVIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19

s~sIs " nvea /" cxas.sss..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19

s~eAs sAss " rsscs, Cigarettes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-19
NEW PURCELL noksE,
~ NORFOLK. vN.

Tirst.clsss In aii its sppo6 6H'h'si''''
Terms to suit the times.
~ le.2w BEN, IN EN~ F@N WV
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1885-10-22
Deacon Podson's Wooing.

''How long is it since Sister Podson
passed awayp" asked Becky, with quiv-
ering tenderness of tone.
.'Its nigh on sixteen year now,' re-
piled the deacon, with q heavy sigh,
which was echoed by Aunt Becky.
''Sister Podson was such dear,
good SOUL" said Aunt Becky, softly;
sit seemed pity we couldn't a'kept
her always. But Gods will be done.
"Yes. Gods will be done, repeated
Deacon Podson, with another deep
drawn sigh.
''She was so lovin'-like and goodri
said the dear old woman. without a
shade of that jealousy which shrivels
the heartless compliments OF younger
women under such conditions.
Eyes, Sister Boggs. she was
''Call me Becky. Deacon Podson."
"An' you'll call me Josh"
eyes, J--J Joshua, and / know
Aunt Becky put her gingham apron up
to her face. Ten years of courtship,
and doubt not this was the first time
she had addressed him by his Christian
name. / thought surely the deacon
would see his chance and throw both
dllllo diOtuu Hcl ucCA, lplI usI 10 MS
big breast and say: "My Becky, my
own, own Becky" This Is about what
should have done, but Deacon Podson
is older than !, and has passed the
gushing time of lite.
81 hev been a-thinkin' about some
thin big, long time, Sister Bo- that
is, Becky. I've teen a-thinkin'
thet-"
What on earth could the man be
waiting forp Had he tainted? Had
his tongue been paralyzed by the burden
thrown upon itp / strained my ear,
but could catch no sound. Long, long.
OH how provokingly long the silence
dragged Al last / heard kiss yes.
] could not , mistaken, Il must have
been kiss and then few soft sobs,
and that told OF tears of joy in Aunt
Becky's eyes. Had their souls read
each other in the darkness, and flowed
together in eloquent silence as their
cheeks lay close against each otherp
1t must have been so, for after Deacon
Podson had gone away, Aunt Becky
stood and looked out of the window a
long time; and when she turned back
and lighted the lamp to put Bobby 10
bed there We're tears in her eyes and q
happy smile or her lips that plainly
said blessing FROM the God OF lovo
had fallen ON hee heart. ~ Ben IYsltie.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1885-10-22
rheumatism.

Although a practitioner Of near
twenty years, my mother influenced
me to procure b. B. b. for her. She
had been confined TO her bed for sew.
eral months with Rheumatism which
had stnbbornly resisted all the usual
remedies. Within twenty four hours
after commencing the B. b. b. | OBJ.
served marked relief. She has Just
commenced her third bottle and is
nearly as active as ever, and has
been in the front yard with ''rake in
hand" cleaning up. Her improve
ment Is truly wonderful and i'm
mensely gratifying.
G. III. MONTGOMERY, NJ. ID.
Jacksonville, Ala, June O, 1884.
Oct30.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1885-10-22
POTTS STATION
Mals and female School.

Nyill open Oh the first Monday In
wv September, 1885, for the instruc-
tion of boys and girls in those branches
which will be most beneficial to them
in everyday life. All those placing
themselves under the tuition of this
institution, may rest assured that no
pains will be spared, nor means unem-
ployed to make the pupils familiar
with the subjects taught.
A liberal patronage for the school is
especially solicited.
The rates OF tuition are as follows:
Primary Grade per month 81. 80.
intermediate Grade g so. 90.
Academic 6 I" $3.50.
Tuition Is payable in advance, unless
a different arrangement is made.
III. L. RAYBURN,
Potts Station, Ark. Principal.
Aug. 10th, 1885.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1885-10-22
Men Think

they know all about Mustang Lin
iment. Few do. Not to know is
not to have.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1885-10-22
NOTICE FOR pUDLTCATION,

Laudoiilce at Dardanele, Ark. Sept. 20, 1895.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has nled notice Of his intention to
make final proof In support Of his claim. and
that satd proof Will br nlaiir before the Comfy
30h 1875 viz:
;, Y. Nowlin, Id entry No.l3.47G, ior the y
" and NV \ sw x sec. s. Up 8 nj r19w.
lie names the Following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land yiz
w. > Bowden, G.. w. Bowden and y. w
Bowden, all of Moreland, Ark, and y. H.
Nowlin OF GumlOg, ARK.
Oct. 20 81. A. q, LEMlNG, Register.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1885-10-22
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ROUTE,

The NORTH CEHTRAL and SOUTH AMERICAN
EXPOSITION will open in NEW ORLEANS, Nov
EMBER 10th, 1885.
The management report that more extern
sive display than last year will be made.
Parties who contemplate visiting it or going
to Florida should ask for tickets over the
NEW ORLEANS & TEXAS RAILWAY
and make a trip through the SUGAR and RICE
OF the beautiful
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
For price OF tickets TO vTCKsBURG, MISS, BA-
TON ROUGE and NEW ORLEANS, La. and ALL
OTHER POINTS REACHED BY THIS LINE apply to
T.. IL. ROGERS, or A. j. KNAPP.
Gen. Trav. Pass Agent. Gen. Pass. Agt.
No. IL Monroe St., Memphis Tenn
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DO ONE THING WE'LL.

DV 11t1I = LIZ ~ ~ " <<A~&<s
Do one thing well,
And Ii viii tell.
II you will only wait spell.
Nor courage lose,
Nor e'er refuse
Your best endeavors still to use.
Though at the start
You may lose heart,
And tear your crude designs apart
Std keep right ON
Until you've done
Your task, and own a victory won.
Tho Stubborn will
Tolls on, until
1t meets succe IS, and proves its skill:
The Fight maintains,
NCr eer complains,
And Is rewarded fer its pains.
Tasks well begun,
IL left half done,
Are not much good TO any one;
Who thus misspends
His time intends
His life to fill with odds and ends.
The masterhand.
Can fame command,
And make its impress on the land;
Who would excel
Must doubts dispel.
And labor to do one thing well.
= --Joscpl,ine Pollard, IN ~ y. Ledger.
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The DIR. S.A. RICHMOND yERvISE CO., St. Joseph, No.
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.

Landonlce at Dardanelie, Ark, Sept 10, 1885.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
TO make final proof in support OF his claim,
aud that said proof Will be made before the
County Judge at Dover, Ark, Oct 23,iss5, vi.
zeb Mooney Hd entry No 4,4e3 for the wy
NEs sec 35 tips mr. 20 W.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF, said land. viz
w Il Allison, Thos Jordan. VI Mooney and
j II Gamblen all of Russcligille. Ark.
Oct22. A. G.. IEMING, Register.
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TWELFTH YEAR.---NO. 40.
Atkins 1irtrtOry.

T A.DARR, dealer in General Merchan-
II. disc and Cotton Buyer
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Many a Lady

is beautiful, all but her skin:
and nobody has ever told
her how easy it is to put
beauty on the skin. Beauty
on the skin is Magnolia
Balm.
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~ w.HARRIsON. dealer in all kinds Of
w. hardware, stoves, tinware, doors. sash
and farming implements.
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The Arkansas delegation in Con
gress is solidly IN favor of tariff re-
ductlon, free coinage of silver, river
imnrovement, the Blair educational
bill and the regulation of inter State
commerce; and these are the most
important questions that will come
before the next Congress.
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THE MARKETS.
Land for Sale.

The undersigned owns forties Of
upland, lying within q miles of Rus
sellville, for sale, cheap for cash. Call
at the Drug Store.
j. NJ. HARKEY.
Nav 81. 1885.
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An Important Discovery.

NOV. d. NJ. helIII, tuICOT OF IHe
Hamburg News, is in a peck of
trouble. In writing up the Switzer
Sulphur Springs of Ashley county,
he asserted in an unguarded mo-
ment that 'the water Is almost as
exhilarating as a drink OF cham
pagne,' and now a whole troupe of
Arkansas editors are worrying the
life out of the reverend gentleman to
find out how he knows anything
about the "exhilaratlng" effects Of
champagne.
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WY a. GALLOWAY, dealer In drugs, med :
w icines chemicals, pants, soaps, brush-
es and pelfumery.