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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02
Gcu,trn Dropertn for Sale an6 60 Eel

&CEnJrU DtOpEIlQ SOI Onlt UNIV W tfIs
FOR SALE OR RENT AT
CODgS FERRY,
magnificent view OF EudsOn PERFECT.
A GENCY FOR MoNTCLAIR.- Handsome residences
"A and building sites for sale houses let. 6r
year. CLARENCE y. TUBES, seeklnn9 St, N, Y
AT NEWBURG ". "A beautiful country home for
n sale a. oDe-haf cost modern house healthy location
fruit and berries variety shade trees &c
railroad and Steamboat lansDr Call address j. T.
TAYLOR, with c. T. Hooper 70 Nsssau-ss
OR SALE AT SUMMIT y. IA gentlemaR's country
saat good modern dwelling stables; In lawn
fine garden and fruit For permit and price apply TO
T. G. POTTER. opposite station
TN0R RENT-A fully furnished cottage at Eich1eld
4 Springs about mAutes walk from Spring House has
and cold watcr Throughout rent $500 For partcu
lars Sadress Room 81 80 IlbeFtyst-
non sALF-A nne stuck farm OF 10 acres south
4 glfp of Long islana fronting Gr.at South Bay, 81
niles from n Y. City; under high state Of cultivation
line orehasd and trout poad and stream; houses .
Sis 600 can he bougb- easy terms Address owner,
g. II. GUARD, corner Grechpointave and Jewel-s.,
Brooklyn T. u
r ONG BRANCH, Elberon and Monmouth Beach.-tO
llet elegantly Furnished rn'tarss and very choice Tor
sale by WILLIAM LANE. Long Branch
HIoNTCLAIR ~ J. lAecsnyl Modern houses for
IFIrent or sale: furnished sseences season or year
PARSONS & TAYLOR. 70 Cedai-st N T.
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Cpnnirn llropfrtn Dantfo.

w ANTrDA faotciy ste in tie country Win plenty
w OF good water and sirra,ed dose 70 railroad.
place Win factory wthOUt macney) having both steam
and watei-p0wer and houses for the operatives ~ tne
Vicinity preferred Address with full particulars l. NJ
e., Tribune OHce.
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Gcteis.

THE SHERWOOD.
ISI JTB-AVE. con. A4rH-sr
WIN remain open during the months ltooms
facing south and West with Laths always cool; reason
able rates for transient gucsS.
GFoRGg MURRAY, Proprietor.
4 OIGiNGs. England Hotel. 20 Bowey 200
Licht, separate roous. lOe' Zoe weekly @ -, 20
ltAN5iOE BfObsE- Breokiya Is..ats.
vi . reetiy aplDsits WaiLst. Sew-Tork. ,.
sur minutes ff.u " lls' AMI Filb.u tsr'''
Hrf.z spsreF gdtianss rBasJIADls ftSss' s'''
family and Transient hotel 200 rsons.
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EEEISE HOUSE.

ADIRONDAcKs.
EEEWE house.
S. o. BEEDE. Props Open June is to Oct. l.
Accommodates 300. Beautifully located in the heart OF
NE embracing views OF the principal pgssS
HOTEL enlarged, refurnishei fcdtted spacious
lighted with well ventilated spring beds, hair
mattresses. &c. hot and cold every floor bath,
rooms, Livery, Telegraph ofce. Careful drivers ana
guides ~ part OF the mountains send for circular
RAN BffnOk H0T'sE
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
Delightfully."- located on Ray Brook, N Y Only three
miles from oaranae Lake station the Chafaugay Il "
finest brook trout fishing 10 the Adirondacks AIT dJ
and invigoratng pure spring fresh yegetaoleS
milk. butter and brook during the en-
tire Rooms large well furnished and ventilated
Send for circular with city reference.
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Citp l1rouertp Go Get.

ON MURRAY HILL-A four,story house to let
" RULAND & WHITING, Beekmans ST.
0O1 MADISON.AVE., COR 43p-ST.-The larger
Ccl portion Of steam-heated furnished corner hous'
the owner reserving rOoms) TO let from May, L
Apply premises from 20 D. m.
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ADIRON DACk MOUNTAINS.
SARkRAG LAKE HOUSE.

Une mic from SaFanac Lake Station, Chateaugay
Enlarged. newly furnished and in perfect, t5fy
condition OOO feot elevation. 1000 feet piazza Emil
nent physicians recommend climate for lung and throat
troubles Malaria and hay fever unknown. Splendid
Trout fishing and hunting Large open nrsplaces In par
9r d.nng and o1iCe. Table best IN the mountains
az deeaeies Of the season squal 10 best at Saratoga
MILO b. MILLER. Proprietor. Saranac Lake. n. Y
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DI0INING Grand Central Depot 49dst, attractive
IAstorss; large plate glass fronts; steam heat Apply
35l Ma.son.ave.
BUILDINGS, STORES, LOFTS AND OFFICES TO
ID LEs, Beekuan. Ann, Fulton, John pearl VIII
am, Nassau ana streets in the vicinity. RUTLAND Z
WHITING Beekman-st.
=; wOOsTERSr.. NEAR BRooMEsT.-su
Il tlal fve-sOly warehouse and msnufaeory full lot
so4. 900; liberal terms OR lease, 81 200 immediate
posse ssion EDWIN ELY, 103 Goldst
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-10-25

tnkrsy or sieNGnsmf waass an& q A@s
Ssess NJ. Bserk - 80 sxsFsee
Ais bess sz.&a4Fsxa a@1 1s@e 80
1ses eEsexfr4 wexk - - Etsmao
srnG6< 1ArsT. WA<rx t1e s&r3xxe
q kgt1est sksxs - he 1snma1 ssr
khe moss vixsrs1s Ss4erw sd as&
insei xezs sxs.oaitden ~ DsmsgeTn&.e
prise pes ans purposes. a14 sFegv
Ds@o1Fzt - go e~n t94wrs.sszss
1esegatspz wiB - prwmS< - ~
Krowsedxe Ia. - tAls ss3Es NJ.
BrssxfnviSxs bas rsn3srr1 servces
thss 30 eGssr mas - ne parsy esrssd
hxve perforrs@d 90 wsA Ths Dszz-
scgaey u tAe E1Fsrs $40 ess So
6eyss2z6 s11 sSy-s-5aEk sAs fac t1sf
sbes< services hare besn rs18ers1
wbez Is weld have DesG nsrk acre
agfss4oAe 70 Mr.. Bceexisrsdge Ma
SCI " have g1vsE his ssDs a1c -.
srzies " Eis oszsslt1@zsa y he Ssc-
cd 4rka1sss oissgse< Tas sscrises
II sessre, % tie par. ~ tie wssfass
~ the p<sopss ard ~ he partg. ADDS
10 sAs spprscsstssr u tie ssorts
5y tie ps0yss n iAis STATE Mr.
Bfeexias5dgs - a speaker wso zAx
- Toses, s.d Is 10 sks p1rposs u C.
1oeyzey. IBIS year. " wgs a Eictosy
W dscisige shss the Reyablicss par
~ wlll Dever sgsSz eater tas SID
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-10-25


sEw Y0zx oil cast a rerT large
Toss thls year AID a. ssrsuslly large
osEoera.ic yose. TIE regfs.sssaor
iisss are being eassfgllJ compared
rith isose u previous ys2rs, AID er-
cry rev na1s registered viii b. scru-
gslzsd ~ el0seiy that tie history u
ssGh psfsoa viii BE- kn0wn before
sisetloz day. Any reliaace upon q
sfssdglsEt increase viii prove fstiBs
snd will be very likely 70 Involve
serious trouble AID crimins. account
ability upon the part Of those who
rely gp0a L. The republicans
thosgkt they bad played a smart
tick by getting = permit for The use
o. the streets Tor the par&d. they 10.
tend " hold Oh November 81, OF The
Saturday preceding ia. election,
bot they did not tGrn out halt 30
smart ~ The democratic business men
after all. The latter while fixing the
day of their parade for October II,
have aryang.d for night demonsirs.
ton OF November %, 90 that as soou
as the republicans stop marching %
that day, the democrats will com
merce Illuminating the situation b.
torch light and firing the las. gons Of
the campaign.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-10-25


CHARLIE Y. Cunnninghau, Of Lit
Tie k1ck, union labor candidate Tor
vice president, was 10 St Louis re-
Gently, and submitting 70 an inter
view with the reporter u the Repub-
lie, used language which We fancy
will not be very greatly relished By
republicans or wheelers. When
asked abont the recent election
In thls state he very frankly
stated that be believed Claytons 10.
terest in and Endorsement Of the Nor.
wood ticket contributed TO it's defeat
la answer TO the question what
will be the result Of the congression-
al elections your StateT Mr.. Cum
ningham said:
"It's hard TO say. We are run
nirg candidates In -four Of the dis
tricts, and II the Wheelers would
stand by us We would be all
right, but the fact is there
are among the Wheelers Of Ar
kansas lots Of Democrats so moss
backed that they have got cypress
knees growing between their shout
der blades, and when 1t comes to yot-
ing for Congressman they arc apt
70 20 back on US. Why some Of
them got together and actually in
dorsed @. X. Breckinridge OF the
Second District, but they had no
right 10. 1t 10 contrary 10 the laws
Of the order"
"What 10 indorse Democrat, or
10 indorss anybody
ITO indorse anybody. On, you
needn't smile. They didn't indorse
the Republicans at the State election,
the Republicans Endorsed them"
"How do you stand. on the tariff
question, Mr.. Cunningham"
"The tariff is Of such minor inn.
portance that VIC care little about
It."
Unless we are mistaken In the
men "ths cypress-kneed wheelers"
will teach NJ. Cunningham lesson
on the 9th day Of November be will
not forget soon. Such insults should
be rebuksd with great positiveness.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-10-25

sprsas isz th1f ths fns&resE
- tbs SsbbaEh sehn18s In
Eswsnx and Barsne C1ssnaSes o.
nxzsss sA1t EheF hsss psznsg Ls<zns
e. Ard ne ksrskT rs<ssz zssd shns
SID eezzzes. e TIE nsx2 szznzz
mezsing o. sAssr SanSzy SseAoal As
secasti0n ssse4 s2eh suz.5zy 6sh0ca
Lees4rez. whese duky il SHALL he 70
Fzsfs each te~zship zss1si&t6on and
lec@zre 81 shs snAse<x % 80 Ssb5xza
s<be'ossL ThEs tbey srgs EAesr esosa
~ sssorists1zs 70 ss16 dsssgssss 70
this asso&zasion next pear EesoaF-
ed Id
Ths4 th1s AssoeS8xio1 sxkszd It's
tasks 70 Fnsker Iss.c Lzwrsze&s ef
L5pae Rock. Statistical secretary o.
the Sg1dsy school Assocxssssa elite
state Of Arks-s.s Tor his psesescs
and wise c09nsess- AID pray sAst
be zay be io.g spared 70 bless the
SABBATH seAoos essses j. Which ne
fesls % deep 81 iassrsss kssooarec
ID
Thai taEaAssocSasios Appreciates TIE
kia5sess- and hereby rstzrn TASKS
70 TIE members Of the Cnsisssaa
ehnrch for she use o. their comfort
s5ie zzd coz1od5ons hcaBe of r0r-
ship, Esd 70 The 5aniSSr sDr his kind
attentions Resolved 4xh.
That The thanks d this Associa-
sioz 10 dae, Aad We hereby tender
tue sane. 10 the citizens Of Russell
vilie sor the aospitsble zzssar II
-hich ihey hare sntsrtalasd %.
xnd pray the richest blessings 70
rest hp0a them; that this AssocaE-
ti0n also exsend thanks TO the Or
gsaiss snd Choir for the delightful
music furnished Is.
COMMITTEES % statistics was ap-
poissed ~ follows
4 J. G. Rye, Seb2stian County; 9. Z.
Dyer. Crawford Coun.y NJ L Ben.
Bets, Logsa County, l. e. Reynolds
Scott County, C. c. Colbarn, Prank
lin County, G. 3. Rhodes, Johnsoa
Coua,y; r. B. Hogins, Pope County
James Murphy, Sewtoa County, Dan
NcC1Try, Boone County
/ Ga motion the secretary was or
dered 70 hare two hundred and hft5
copies 81 the minutes Constitution
and BY Laws for 1883 published
Rev. j. s. Clover then entertained
the audience by discussing the Sub
jsct, "How 70 preach To children
Re argued that the simplest Ian
guage should be used from the Pul.
pit IN instructlng them
/ The subject Home Christian Cui
ture" was then discussed by Rey. j
A Stevens. He failed TO recognize
any cuIiure aside from Christian IN
Huences. Singing.
Tie President addressed words o.
encouragement 70 the members OF the
association, urging them TO a mor'
active work.
Il It vas moved that the member
tender their thanks 70 the Presiden
Of this Association for the firm and
patient manner in which he has pres
ided over us, carried On motion til,
Secretary was also thanked for he
! services.
. The President addressed few verl
. eloquent words to the Association
!. expressing his deep interest in TIN
important work; after which col
lection vas taken. Money raiset
$3.50. Motion 70 adjourn sine di'
prevailed. Exercises closed with |
fefyent prayer from Bro. John Cling
! man. Mas. j. T. THAcH
Assistant Secretary.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-10-25
An Experience.

CHATTANOOGA, TEss., June II. 1888.
The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta, Ga. :
conference.-the 1884 q friend of
mine contracted q terrible case of
blood poison, and al once sought
the advise Of the best physicians.
After four months trial with a
feeling Of greatest dependency, he
left Chattanooga for Hot Springs,
where he remained three months.
The treatment there did not seem IN
do him any good, and with crushed
spirit and with death IN It's worst
form staring him 10 the face, he came
home. He saw an advertisement Of
your medicine. As his friend ! sup
piled him with the first few bottles.
| was astonished at the result. Aft
er the third bottle the sores all dis
appeared, and his recovery was rap
i'd. In three months he was hard at
work, and there has been no return
OF the disease. / Withhold his name
from the public, but will send it in
confidence TO any who write for 1t. /
give this certificate cheerfully.
d. b. DAvEsPo T.
IS and Is 9th st.
Treatise on Blood aud Skin Dis.
eases mailed free.
The SWIFT SrEoIRIo Co., Drawer 3,
Atlanta, Ga.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-10-25

TnE nomination Of John M. Clay.
ton for congress was made by meet
ing Of nine members Of the Repub
liean central committee, five Of whom
were from Jefferson county. Yet,
these immaculatcs expect democrat
ic wheelers and union labor men 10
support the nomination with great
unanlmity and cordiality. They
reckon without their host, however,
for when the vote Is counted On the
9th Of November IL will be found
that none but republicans voted
against Clifton H. Breckenridge, the
laboring mans trueSt friend.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-10-25


TsK SiscSpasz u @sdciEAozs aSs-
yis10z7 AID ~sslsrceT cowE 20 Nc
Ears 6asxiet are atrlsirg egAss
sa.v1ss vita toe bope ~ slippssg NJ
% tie bid s5s Dfsss 6emocrsss ard
tssFsby cspGzrs saesf dinx5c& Taess
tsc4ios may be eo-t>- passsc 10 esbsr
slssxsesx, p%xhape IL tie ssoo1fs AID
or Gdries 10 " FAKE aseEYazes
1o-bly care 81 tsrIiEg ogt srsry
ras., 10 mater 5ow D1sy, IL .. IA
vera hsraas Liberty. progsesssre goy-
srsns1s AID sgssl rights ~ al, sgrS
ozt AID ros< foy C8srsls.c, IlErrasa
Ess1xfryfs2. E1G K.stor1-
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-10-25

ALLEN g. Thurman Is again on
his feet aud Is pouring not shot into
the republican ranks. His speeches
show a vigorous intellect and an en-
thunasm surprising for one Of his
years. The claim OF his enemies
that he Is weak old man, and will
not survive long. 10 proven false, and
he stands before bis party and the
people as 4 fine representative Of IN.
tellectuality and spirit. destined TO
live aud work for good cause yet
many years. Mr., Thurman Is not
near as old as Mr.. Gladstone, who.
although aged, shows no sIgn OF VIA
ming power, and his speeches the
past few days have been full OF fire
aud indlsputable argument There
Is no reason why men like Thurman
and Gladstone should be laid aside
when they reach the allotted three
score and ten.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-10-25
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.

Land once AZ Dartxpstle Ark, Oct. I. 1883
Notice is hereby given that the following
Ismed settler has hted notice af bis inteHti0n
" lAake knal pfoaf 10 support % his claim aud
thAs a2ld prtlof Will he made before tRe toun.
" Judge pr IN his absence the C0Rnty Cierk %
rope Co1nty, ~ RusSeliyille, Ark :, ON Nov. s
Jesse Sides, HID entry, No 1878 for the fr'
u, sW n, FIR So NV Ia Sec u ~ north
range W.
lie names the following witnesses TO provss
of said land viz:
VIM. ChronisteT, John II. Williamson. W NJ
Singleton, W. ). Kinder all Of CaglesSille,
Ark. r. b, WILSON, Register. nov 4
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-10-25

Er 5@gsrs 70 AoDk - u he noms-
sa@&os o. @zsisap pa tdckss ssch b
ne TsraEszy Hal and Ccussy De-
Eoersey u HsS Ysrk ely wa az
seAezs e< s5s par ~ ne Semserasa
g az6zEsc< lS.sy1g Or 4.3.lfJ9 STAY -
lose SsmD@Fs1s W eoms CT 2sss
vsGs. Bss@ ovgzz1z&g@DSs are zsis5S
% a.. ths cozgEsssaesaa acd sssem-
1y ca.S55asss. eaeh Aaving sez3sr-
Cd TIE ssvs 1sssc1 ~ f&s ssEse ns
1ezL ssw TDvx il a. right
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-10-25

srATgngsTe Ia the Tribune about
alleged discouraging reports from
suy part Of the STATE 81 New York
are destitute of foundstiou. That
there IL universal confidence among
democratic managers and masses In
all sections of the state is proven by
letters " the state committee, not
only from county organizations, bat
from thousands Of democrats who
hold no official position 10 the par.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-10-25

Tux wheel congressional commit
tee Of the second district withdrew
the Enforcement u 9. X. BreckIn-
ridge at their meeting at Beebe last
Friday, in order, 1t Is stated, that
each voter might support whomso-
ever he chose. They must now
choose between Breckenridge and
Clayton, and We have the confidence
10 the wisdom aud integrity Of the
democratic members Of tho order 10
believe that their decision will be
on the side Breckenridge and tariff
reform.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-10-25


When the goose trusts the FOX
then woe 70 her neck.
Mrs. Jacob Scopdue, while visit
ing with her father in law. at Gay
nor City, Mo-, was taken very sick
with Cholera Morbus. A physi.
elan was sent Tor, but a. the doctor
was not at home, Mrs. ,. 4. While,
a merchant OF Gayor City, handed
the husband Of the sick lady a small
bottle OF ChamberIsin's Colo, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, and asked
him 20 try that, and il it did not
cure, be Heed not pay for it, but il
did It's work and before returning 10
their home in Springfield, Ohio, they
called and procured another bottle.
Uncle John Scondas. says he will
never be without Chamberlain Col.
&c, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
II Sold by w. G. Weimer.
ALWAYS READY.--If you will just
take the preeaption to keep bottle
of Chamberllan's Collie, Cholera and
DIarrhga Remedy on hand you will
always be ready to cure any form Of
bowel complaint. IL is prepared es
pecially for that purpose, and is a
snre cure, "a pts. per bottle, Sold
by w. q, Weimer, IT
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-10-25
yorIcx yoR PUBIIcATIox.

Lzndoszce At D&rdzneiIs, Ark Oct & l5se-
Notice lie here5y given thzE the fyllswing-
named settler has Sied nSslce 81 lis ict<1rson
70 make Gnai proof in support Of hls
claim, and that szid proof viii BE made before
the County Judge or In his absence the Coansy
Clerk Of Pope county .. guzsellTilie. ARK, o.
SoT. n 1859. via:
swqr, q SWar, swgr. 4 9 @qr sWgr. see-&s
T'psS RI. ".
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
Of s2id land viz:
Jokn Forrest, n Taylor, JOHN Massey
John Moon, all Of Santos. Ark
nov y BIB WILSON. Register.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-10-25
SnricE YoR PUBLICATION.

Lasdof1ce at DardAneile, Ark. Oct Z isss-
Sotsee Is hereby given that she toli0wing-
named ettler has AIed notice Of his Inrensl0a
70 make FINAL proof IN support OF his claim and
that said proof viii be M ade before the Regis
ter 4 Receiver at Dardanelle. Ark on SoT.
~, Iese, viz:
John Scott, Hid. entry No. 1914 for the y EA
Sec z, TIP Z, N. Range 81. W.
He names the following witresses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF. szid iaad, viz:
J Motiey. JOHN VI Jackson. VIVA Harkey
& yas scott, all Of Atkins Ark.
nov II X. y, WILSON, Register.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-10-25
CgareNIs Davis, u the state COZ

CgAigNIs Davis, " the state com
mite. of Connecticut, says hat the
canvass u bic state bss been thor.
oagh ard that bic committee have
perfect conadeace that the democrats
u the country will be satisfied
With The result u the election. The
state will be carried for Cleveland
by mach larger plurality than In
1894
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-10-25

Me- DuSa PAEErtL, the mother
u The IRISH liDerator, IL preparing
Al address " Ifish-Amsriesns stat
ing the reasons Why they shoals
sapI<3rt the election Of Prssidsn,
Cieyelznd.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-10-25

IT is gratifying TO the democracy
OF the second district 10 have It's rep
resentative iu congress recognized az
a man Of power and influence on the
hustings as well as in the halls Of
congress. His recent speeches In
New York are spoken OF by tbs press
and people as being replete with un'
answerable argument and full Of the
fire and enthusiasm thai wins. The
Albany Argus, speaking for the de
mocracy Of the Empire State, pays a
deserved tribute 10 our distinguish
ed representative, In tho following
significant language
democracy and justice 10 the peo.
pie of the United States, for which,
this year, pre- eminently, Democracy
Is struggling, cali for the sacrifice Of
.ndivldusl desire and satisfaGtlon to
the whole people. The Democracy
of the State Of New York cannot suit
6ciently express It's gratitude TO the
Hon. Clifton X. Breckenridge for his
services during this campaign. All
recognize that the battle wages most
hotly In New York State, with it's
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-10-25
MAKES AZ Old MAs YoUsG-

r. ST. bsmgh. . bssxaes u yeSr Ea-
tanse D1ov6 BAHIA fy9aD zzv frseDs n p
Ez11Ar3. 1T CEzBga@seIso- > G. axTs
kssea nxzng Il Ehree w4eks- IL aFpeArE
20 gSvs me m-w Ass As4 SEE
xsxen 9Th IL there i zlFzAsnz
that anxxes an Old zs22 v0@Eg y = S-h-
B. azn willing &C. SCI Il ! can ear
neszsy aud h0nesSiy rsr1szz nae5a Bo'ian1e
Escs8 BALM.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-10-25
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

Landoffee at Dzrdaneiie. Ark. Oct. ID, 1855.
Notice lie hereby given that the following
named settler has died notice Of his Intention
20 make nal proof IN support Of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Regis
ter and Receiver at Dardanelle, Ark, on
Nov. sd. 1883, viz:
4 X Bonds. Presumption Entry. No. 9i7 for the
n. w. n. K. See, ~, T'ps,S X 10. W.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
mis- continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of said land. Wig:
Jesse Henry, =. Il. Eunanks, W. S. Eubanks,
James Evans, all OF Dover, Ark.
nov Il. Il WILSON, Register.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-10-25
soTIcg poR PuBLIcATIos.

Land Onee at Dardanelle. Ark, Oes. 81. isss.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has aiesi notice 81 his intention
% make final proof In support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the County
Judge. or in HE absence the County Clerk
Of Pope County 81 RussellVille, Ark, On
Soy. 18th, 1875, yiz;
NEx 4 SEX. SwG& Mex. oW., See 20, TIP
10, y. RAJ ".
He names the following witnesses TO nrove
his continuous residence upon, and eultiys-
tior Of said land, viz:
John 4. Lopp, James y. Lupp. 7, 3. How
ard, T.. w. Do~eil all ~ sick, Ark.
nor Is H. -. WILSON. Register.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-10-25
80 YEARs AFFLIcTED.
Brurrros, IxD., Feb. 8. Il

BEryYrcw. IxD., Feb ss lss7.
hare been af5ie<ea with blood poi-
son for swele years. Have USED pre-
seripezoz froE Physicians offered nss
Daring that period Taroagh TIE drug
gfsT. w. A. GaseiEGs, I pror1red one
Bottle of 3. q. B. ard since hare Used
three byszles. and sG sz1isfed IL has
doas me more good than Anything ]
ever ased. am almost veil. ard am
sure, within two or ihrss weeks will
BE perfectly well, after Ewelve years
suffering Intensely. Write OF address
J0sEyH FEIsT
Wells Co., Ind. Baker and CoEfsc-
toner.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-10-25
NOTICE FoH PUBLICATIOs.

Landoffee At DardanelIe. Ark, sep. ~, 1883.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has hied notice Of his intention
to make Anal proof Ia support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
County Judge or 10 his absence the County
CLERK OF Pope County, at Russellville,
Arb ansas, on Nov. igth, 1855, viz:
The NJ. ~ 8 ~. SE&, NE i-4,SEi 4
See. I, Up. O. TAngeNW.
He'namcs the following witnesses TO pro We
his contiuous residences upon, and cultiya ton
OF said land, EiEs
A. Gimbsl. l.. Drittler, n. Yoelker, V. Dirt
tier. all Of LutheTVlile. ARR.
Bov s Il. b. WILSON. Register.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-10-25
THE BEST Prg4FIEE MADE.

DxxascTs. Ga, Ja8e ~ ISL
hare suzerec with cz1zrrh for E1sszi
fomr yezrs and after asi1g t01- castzek
of B.osxase Blood BS1m and 1F gsE~
srxi health greatly improved, and III ]
aouId keep cut 81 Tie bad wsatiser
wcala Be czred- ] besssse ]. sbs ssssi
vurffer rpxde l.. W.. THOMPSON.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-10-25
Election ORGANIZATION

Public notice is hereby given that an cleo.
llQH Will ~ held AZ the Yptins precincts IN al
On day Of NOEem Der. a. ID, lsss, COR the elee-
ton % seven 10 Presidential Electors. two t2l
for the state ~ Large, aud one Oh Tor each %
the ave Congress lonAi Districts or Arb snsAa,
AID als0 for the electiQa u enc ll) Member 81
Congress for The second ladlCongressleaal Dis,
Hlef OF ArksasAs.
Given under my hAnd This loth DAY % Oc TO-
Der A. ID. 1855. JOHN YOUNG.
soy. sheriff Of Pope co. Arb !.