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The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1886-03-18
NOTICE foR PUBLICATION.

announce at fdanclle. Ark, March IL, looo'
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
Ell settler has filed notice Of his intention 10y
make nnai proof in support OF his claim. ~
that said proof Will be made before The Regye-
ter 4 Receiver at Dardahelle, Ark, on April
30 1896, viz:
Josiah l. Martin, lid entry No 1892 for the
So SEA Sec TIPS % wet
II names the following witnesses 10 provo
ms continuous residence upon and cultivation
of snid land viz:
:. j.. IL, Malone, u. w. Wharton, +. c. yinson,
Z. A; Epperson, all OF Berlin. Ark.
April 10 81. A. q. LEMING. Register.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that l will on the 10Th
day OF April, 1886, between the hours prescrib-
ctby law for judicial saiea, proceed to sell 10
the town OF Rnssellvlle, Pope County, Ark
TO the highest and best bidder for cash In hand
the following house aud lots situated In the
town OF Russellviile. Pope County, Ark. Lots
No. 4 and In block 30 In Rnsselifs addition 10
the town OF Russeltviile. ARK. Said sale ia
take place under and by virtue OF n certain
mortgage with power OF sale executed 10 me
by + Macarthur and wife ON the f4th day 81
October, 1884. 20 secure the payment OF their
promissory note Of that date due and payable
on the 18Th day Of April, 1SS5, on which there
still remains due and unpaid the silln Of $IT7 90
r. +. YOUNGBLOOD, Mortgagee,
Davis a Son. Attorneys
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The most noted case In these parts
the kettle calling the pot black, is
le Tolbert, McKennon embroglio.
God people want to hold their nose
lille these beauties try 10 make out
seir innocence before the people.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1886-03-18

The board of commissioners of
county accounts met in Dover Mon
lay last and began their labors. 1t
is not known how long it will take to
finish up what is before them, but it
is not thought that they will find
any great tangle in county finances.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1886-03-18

If the man is to be condemned
Tho is willing to buy men into his
Import, what must be the depths of
MANY appropriate to that man who
voald sell not only himself but his
associates into the service Of another
or money?
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1886-03-18

A NEW element in the value OF
.ilroad stock is the strike. The
re in progress now on the Missouri
acific has reduced that stock from
10 to less than $l.05, and the
rike is not ended yet.
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MARCH Is. 1886.

"PE cAvi''--I have sinned. Leu
is be the frank acknowledgement
each party in the Toibert McKen-
Il congressional sell out.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1886-03-18

The merits of St. Jacobs Oil as a
sure cure for rheumatism arc known
every where.
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The change oil tue Suage OF MI tue
principal roads IN the South, which
is announced to take place on May
3lst, will be the largest piece Of
work OF the kind that was ever exc
cuted in day. There are $4,000
miles of rail to be changed, aud the
work will commence at 5 a. m. of the
3Ist of Nav, and will be finished at
p. m. on the same day. Four men
will be stationed 10 each mile. The
cost OF the work is estimated at
$4,000.
A series of colossal land frauds
have been discovered, where houses
were placed on wheels and moved
about from day to day on different
section, while man would sleep on
it the single night necessary to pre-
empt All this in the ''far west. y
In Cone case the house says Col.
Smithee) was l2xl6 inches, and had
a handle by which to carry 1t, taking
up u quarter section each day. The
whole record OF our land business is
sickcning. 1t is significant that it
has been left to Democratic ad
mlnistration to remedy 1t.
Mrs. Horatio Seymour has quick.
ly followed her husband to the grave.
A long life of singular felicity has
thus been brought to harmonious
conclusion. This lady did her full
share in achieving her husbands
success and distinction. Simple,
dignisled, faithful, hosWtable, mo-
whore in the land was there more
complete embodiment Of womanly
virtue. She may City be named
with Mary and Martha Washington,
with Abigail Adams, with the wife
of Montgomery aud the widow Of
Hamilton.
Four cotton mills in Connecticut
and Massachusetts, voluntarily in
creased The wages Of the operatives
ten per cent last week, and two have
annaunccd thata reductlou ia honrs
OF labor win go INTO effect March lst.
In these days of clashes between
capital and labor, such concessions
are pleasant 10 chronicle. They teach
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-05-05
IDr.F r'SKidney
@BaCk-ache Cure.

REV. A. ]. MERCHANT, Presiding Elder
NJ. u. Church, Meadville, Pa. writes:
april 10th, 1891 "Dr. Fenner's Kidney and
Baoi0ache Cure gave me almost instant relief.
FRANK y. PERclyAL, Rochester, N. T., writes:-.
April 3, 1889 zone bottle Of DIR. Fenner's
Kidney and Backache Cure helped me more
than all the kidney remedies taken In the past two
years; six bottles entirely cured me-"
MRs JAMES FULLEn, Fredonia, n. y, writes
March g. 1889 "Dr. Fenner's Kidney and
Backaebe Cure has relieved me OF kidney dis
case, dropsy heart disease and female weakness
never had medicine help 10 quickly"
uAnpy WATERs, Hamlet. ". Y, writos:--
ONLY 0, 1889 "One bottle Of Dr. Fenner's Kid
ney and BaoIsacbe Cure has cured me OF kid
ney complaint and rheumatism after other cele.
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Cures all diseases Of the Kidney, Blad-
der, Urinary Passages, Backache, Drop
sy, Female Weakness, Nervous Debility,
Heart Disease, Rheumatism, etc.
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WASHINGTON,

At the session Of the American Historical
Association on the 2sth ult. IL was resolved
that the four hundredth anniversary Of the
discovery Of America by Christopher Co
lumbus should be celebrated in 1892 in a
distinguished manner A committee was
appointed TO wait upon the President and
ask him to bring the matter before Con-
gress.
The new Chinese Minister was formally
presented 10 the President on the Goth ult.
by the Secretary Of State he was attired
in full court custume and accompanied by
three Of his suit and an interpreter.
Joseph J. Coombs, at one time leading
Wing member Of the Ohio House and Sem
ate, died at Washington on the Goth ult.
aged seventy.six. He was for some years
chief clerk Of the Interior Department and
was Patent Examiner during Lincoln's ad-
ministration.
Probably the first man who will be
elected TO the Fiftieth Congress Is Repre-
sentative Herman, OF Oregon, who on the
2Sth ult received information by telegraph
Of his own unanimous denomination.
A general army order has been issued as
signing General Ruger to the command OF
the Department Of Dakota, and General
Potter TO command Of the Department OF
the Missouri.
The public debt has been decreased S11,-
100000 in April.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Gathered from All Quarters.
CONGRESS.

Ioa 1fQn
eEkATE' APrii So.-ihe ros'.oinoe APPLY
priation Dill was thken up IN tne cehhte To-
day There was O long debate on the amen d.
ment proposed by the Senate committee APP
priatiiig fSO0,00O for carrying South and Cen
tral American, Chinese, and Australian mails
and authorizing me ~ P9ssmaster sa,a ScnsrM go 70
1wa v.srs so with xmericSn stesmships. at a
rate not to exceed for each outward trip 81
DER nautical mile of distance by the most dl.
rect and feasible course between terminal
points without reaching q vote on the
ndment the Senate went into executive
aesson and when the doors roopened, ad-
ipurned
HoUsE.-Mr. Harris. from the Committee
dn Agriculture, submitted a report recon-
1,endins the passage of the bill to tar oleo-
margarine ten cents per pound. As TO the
proprlety OF the legislation the report says
that there are from four to i've million
Umerican citizens engaged In the dairy busi-
Iiness, and that they must all abandon II and
De driven into some already overworked
branch OF Industry unless they can be re-
Ieyed from the present ruinous competition
With ohesp n limitations OF butter and cheese
an ma .s,o, ,o.Aov "a.
st,oi,v nco,,n,sd An aisc,, ssIno the post.of,oe
s.i..,p,, IN, s.no,or nal m.da a
sneech AGAINST the Amendment 10 subs die
Zmerican yeasels 10 carry the mails. and In
the course of IL entered Ipon an elaborate
discussion Of the tariff, in which he insisted ts
,cheapest market he should be allowed TO buy
in the cheapest market,
HOUsE-hhe House spent the day in Com
III ttee of the Whole on the River and Harbor
bill, the appropriations for the Missouri
rive, being under consideration.
s,.,.,..,, ...,,ao ri. so,,o., .oo,, IN ,ho
80 lL' Apili W no 7o'a'e ,'p 'ooh up tNo sao
PRESIDENTS veto OF the blll 10 proNlue lor
turning over the bodies OF deceased paupers
and criminals I'm the District of Columbia TO
medical colleges, and after u short debate
refused TO pass II over the vcto-ycasG g. nays
~ number Of private bills wero passed
after which consideration of the Post olce
Appropriation bill was resumed and Mr. Hale
concluded his remarks upon It. Adjourned
until the Sd.
HOUsE.-Durng the morning hour the
House passed bill appropriating SB+G for
an examination and survey of the South
Pass, and adopted resolution fixing the
18th of May for consideration of business
from the Committee on Agriculture. The
House then went into Committee OF the
Whole on the River and Harbor Dill. Pend
ing discussion OF the Improvement or the
lower Mississippi. the committee rose and
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the EAST.

George Edwards the last OF gang
forgers wanted In several OF the large cities
throughout the country, was arrested at
New York City on the 3Oth ult. Edwards
together with George Wilkes and Joe
Elliott, swindled the Bank Of Rochester
some months ago out Of 81, 500 by means Of
a bogus draft.
August Machalowsld, aged fifty eight
years, and his daughter Mary, aged twenty
years, were struck by passenger train at
a crossing in Bridgeport, Conn, on the Both
ult. The father and daughter, and two
horses which the unfortunate man was
driving, were killed.
The grand jury sitting at New York City
on tho Both ult. made a presentment
strongly denouncing boycotting.
A petition is In circulation in New York
City asking the pardon Of James d. Fish
The petition is said TO be signed by over
900 depositors in the Marine Bank, and by
many officers Of banks in that city and
throughout the country.
Business failures reported throughout the
country during seven days ended the Both
ult number for the United States 1S9 and
for Canada IS; total Of 2OS, as compared
with l9i the previous week.
The total imports Of dry goods at the port
Of New York during the week ended the
Both ut, were valued at 81, ,264, ,097, and the
amount thrown on the market, 81, ,9l4.
The earnings at Sing Sing prison for the
month Of April were s20,02I3i, and the eI.
penditures Sl4,0ls.g2
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.


A dispatch of the 2Sth ult. from Athens
upon the withdrawal of the ultimatum. II
1t is maintained the Ministry will resign as
protest against the menace to the inde-
pendence of Greece implied by the ultima
tum Of the powers.
Apastoral letter was received at Mon
treal, Can, on the 18th ult. from Cardinal
Taschereau condemning the Knights Of
Labor as secret organization inimical to
the interests Of religion and good morals.
The firms Of D. J. Saddler and J. B. Rol-
land & Sons, book dealers Ht Montreal,
Can, have each entered an action against
the Toronto Nal for 5000 damages for
stating that customs officials had seized
goods in their stores.
Wilkinson's mills at Beeston, Noting
hamshire, Eng, together with many ad-
joining houses, were destroyed by fire on
the Goth ult. Loss $4,000. One thousand
persons are thrown out Of employment
News received from Mexico on the Goth
ult. confirms the report Of the bloody
municipal riots at Casihurischie. The city
Is not located on any railroad and IL was
difficult TO obtain information. The riot
occurred several days ago and a number OF
Mexicans were killed. together with seven
American residents whose nAmos can not
be learned. The riot grew out Of an cleo
ton.
The city Of Mandalay, India, was tho
scene Of another incendiary fire on the 3Oth
ult., the damage by which was more ex.
tensive than by the previous conhagration.
By the two fires at least three.fourths Of
the entire city has been destroyed.
During the three months ended the 1st
COS families, comprising 3,477 persons, were
evicted from holdings in Ireland. During
the same period 256 outrages were COM
mitted.
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WEST AND SOUTH,

In the Granite mountain mine at Phillips
burg, M. T., few days ago a man named
10y fell down a shaft. A companion
named Noble heard his cry for help, and In
running to his assistance fell into another
pit and was killed.
The Women's Relief Corps, Department
Of Ohio, G.. A. R., at their session in Cleve-
land on the Goth ult elected Mrs. Sarah Il.
Battles, of Akron, department presideAt;
Mrs. Mary E. Bancroft Of Columbus,
senior vice president; Mrs. M. Louise Ro-
land, of Cleveland, chaplain; and Miss
Mary Morrison, Of Akron, treasurer.
The st. Louis furniture manufacturers
are willing to adopt the eighthour system.
They have also decided to form protec.
tive association and a permanent board Of
arbitration.
A destructive hail storm passed over
Rockdale, Tex, on the 2Sth ult. Hail
stones fell with such force as to penetrate
shingle roofs. Orchards and gardens were
ruined and considerable live stock lost.
A dispatch from Pantano, Arizona, states
that forty Indians attacked Richardson &
Gormleys ranch, twenty miles southwest
OF that place, on the 2Sth ult and killed
eight persons.
The postoofllce and ten buildings at Key
stone, Ia, were destroyed by fire An the
3Oth ult. The post-oflice records and valua.
BILE mail matter were saved Loss heavy.
The funeral Of John Gibbons, the rail.
road striker who was shot and killed few
days ago by w. e. Withers, a non-union
man, took place at 81. Louis on the 1st.
Large delegations from all local assemblies
OF Knights Of Labor attended. There was
no disorderly demonstration.
Prof John Fraser, for several years pro-
fessor Of English Literature In the Chicago
University, and latterly editor Of Music and
Drama, died on the Both ult from the effects
Of an overdose OF opium. II was thought
to be a case Of suicide.
Five prisoners attempted 10 break out of
the penitrntiary at Seattle, w. T., on the
Both ult. The guard fired upon them kill
ing one and mortally wounding another
The Others were caught.
The Cincinnati, Washington & Baltimore
lsailroad Company have met the eight.
hour problem by issuing a notice TO shop
men and mechanics that, beginning May
10, they will be paid a fixed compe nsation
for each hour Of labor performed.
A FIRE at oberlin. o., on the ID, origin
ating In A. Strauss clothing store, spread
to adjoining buildings both west and south,
and before II could be controlled the entire
block was consumed. The buildings were
all Of wood, and occupied as businosa
houses. The total loss Is estimated at about
$4,000.
John II. Aufdemoite, late Redemption
Cleh In the Sub-tressury at New Orleans,
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and Erasmus Shepherd, recently c91rfCtsa
Of conspiracy to defraud the Goversinsnt
have been sentenced to pay a fine Of sle,-
QUO and imprisonment for two yoArs-thA
maximum penalty.
A Tombstone "a. T.) dispatch OF the ~
says the casualties in the late bloody raia
by the Apaches, SO far as known to data,
i,.clnde nineteen killed and several wound
nd One girl was taken prisoner by the
IN Aims.
Tee plumbers of st. Paul and Minneapo-
Lis, minn., struck on the LIST, as the master
plumbers would not comply with their de-
mands, the chief Of which was that they
should work nine hours for $3.50 per day
and eight hours on Saturday. The bosses
offered "a per day Of ten hours, but this
was declined.
Two negroes were arrested near Friar's
Point, Ark, on the S9th ult. on suspicion Of
cutting the levee. Before they could Be
given fair trial they were seized By .
mob and lynched.
Charles T. Flowers, for many years chief
clerk Of the Ohio Commissioner Of Rail-
roads and Telegraphs, died at his residencs
In Columbus on the 1st, aged flfty-eight
Charles Franklin Robinson, Bishop OF the
Diocese Of Missouri, died at st. Louis ON
the LIST, after q protracted illness.
Schills & Stern, lace goods manufacture
ers Of Baltimore, assigned on the 1st The
bond of the trustee Is $4,000. -....#
The unveiling Of the monument to the
memory Of the late ex-senator Hill, Of
Georgia, took place at Atlanta on the 1st
with imposing ceremonies in the presence
Of an immense crowd Of people, Hon, J.
G. Black delivered the oration, at the close
OF which Mr.. Jefferson Davis was intro
iuced, and was received amid, great en-
thusiasm. His remarks were confined to a
brief eulogy Of the dead Senator.
1t was reported on the 1st, that chinch
bugs had appeared in the wheat fields near
Centralia, ILL.,, in enormous numbers, and
It was feared the promising crop of this
year would be entirely destroyed.
John Lyon, a prominent business man OF
indianapolis, Ind, became involved in a
quarrel with Samuel Marley, an employe,
on the 1st. A scufile ensued, during which
Marley drew a revolver and fired two bull
lets through Lyons heart Marley was
arrested.
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LATER NEWS.

THE Republican Congressional Campaign
Committee on the I'd selected Nathan Goff,
Of West Virginia, as chairman and Edward
Mcpherson, Of Pennsylvania, as secretary.
CAPTAIN ALFRED BRoTHERToN, OF the brig
o. B. Stillman, convicted Of scuttling that
vessel in 1881, was sentenced at baltimore
on the Sd TO one year In jail and 81 900 fine.
Mate Brown, Brotherton's confederate,
was sentenced TO six months In Jail.
THE will Of Thomas Koran, probated at
Philadelphia on the Sd, bequeaths legacies
aggregating $4,000 to various Catholic in
stitutions.
THE celebrated horse Maxey Cobb, hav.
ing a record Of 2:l3Jl, died at Philadelphia
on the Sd.
TAsKEB II. Marvin, well known member
OF the New York Stock Exchange, failed on
the Sd. Liabilities not ascerta1ned but be-
lieved TO DO heavy.
NEAR Tekonsba, Mich, on the Sd, BANJO
dyne Shedd, wealthy pioneer, aged sew
enty-three, killed his wife by hitting her
with an axe while she was dressing. He
then cut his own throat with razor. Do
mestic trouble is the supposed cause Of the
tragedy.
Az earthquake shock OF sufficient force TO
sway houses and startle occupants oc-
Cured at Athens, o., on the Goth. 1t was
as distinct as a cannonade. A similar re-
port comes from Nelsonyille, o., where the
shock broke windows
THE expenses attending the legislative
Investigations Of the Hamilton County,
o., election frauds amount 10 over 10000
DIR. c. w. HoRIx, editorof the Cleveland
(0.) Wdeehter am Eric, died on the Sd.
AT Boston, Mass, on the Sd about four
thousand men comprising majority Of tho
masons, carpenters painters and plumbers,
struck for shorter day. There was no
disorder.
THE issue Of standard silver dollars from
the mints during the week ended May
was 3sl, 1896. The issue during the corra-
spending period Of last year was 1892
The shipments Of fractional silver coin
during the month Of April were S394,s
THE entire business portion Of the little
village Of Fairview, near Erie, Pa, includ-
ing many dwellings, were destroyed by
fire on the ID. Thirteen families were
rendered homeless. Loss not ascertained
In the Senate on the I'd Mr.. Hoar. from the
Committee on Privileges and Elections, re-
ported favorably Senator ingalls, Joint reso.
luton, proposing ON amendment to the
Constitut ion, providing ihut the 9Uth
OF April shall hereafter be substituted
for tho Ith OF March as the commence
ment OF the ofiic NJ term OF the Presl.
dent Vice Pres dent and the Congress.
Mr.. Dolph reported rin the committee on
Public Lands an or " '.I bill 20 repeal all
laws providing for the g" cmpticn or public
lands, laws allowing entities for timber cul.
ture. and for other Iui ,ses. In the House
Nr. Flndlay, Of Maryland offered a preamble
and Joint resolution, having for lts object
tiol upon tobacco and upon the manufacture
and sale thereof.