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FAST FREIGHT TIME.
A New Schedule to 90 Into Eject To-
Morrow-Railroad News in General.
Mo Panama r;,,, Eort Got, L. Ma,anbia

Morrow-Railroad News in General.
The Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis,
and the Kansas City, Memphis 4 Birmina-
ham railroads have just completed arrange
ments for fast freight time between points
along their lines and New York by way OF
Savannah, Ga, and birmingham, Ala,
which will likely cause considerable commo-
ton among the trunk lines.
The new arrangement will go into effect
tomorrow, and will make it possible to ship
freight from New York TO Kansas City in
seven days, or rs quick as the trunk lines.
A sample shipment was made the other
day from New York TO Birmingham which
shows that tho scheme is thoroughly prac-
tical. Eight car loads OF machinery left
New York Tuesday at o'clock pm. by
the Ocean Steamship company's steamer
Nacoochcc, going by Savannah, Macon
and Columbus, arriving nj birmingham on
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock, the limo
from New York being 100 hours and thirty
minutes. Tho new time schedule will DO
Ms follows Freight which leaves New York
on Friday will arrive Mt Savannah in time
TO leave at 6:25 O'Clock on Monday, arnv-
ing ut Birmingham at 1 o'clock AIN. on
Wednesday and leaving at o'clock pm.
on the same day, arriving at Memphis at
O'Clock pm. on Thursday and leaving
there Mt $50 O'Clock pm. OF the same day,
and arriving ut Kansas City at $50 o'clock
am. Saturday. The rates by this route
will be- SO much less than by the all rail
routes between Kansas City and the coast
as to form an important item to Memphis
merchants,
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SYNOPSIS AND INCIDENTS.

thoin
merry a Slauk OF
Arrival tgnpc dipa Napoleon III
o u and birth Of the Republic
the
Ascension OF the balloon with the mails
and the Realistic mlarirn Of Paris introducing magnificent fire
Norksd Amisicc and equalization
wacht Rhcn Grand military
William Prince Molkc Bismarck
and Ii
Mnhuc Ao The Red reinforced by
the and Petroleum De-
the Ncnome The Archbishop led
Defeat Of the
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Monmouth rarn Program.

MoNNouru PARK, n. j., Aug. sL-Pro-
gram ior tomorrow
Fint i,a,c-. Ihrcv quarters II a mile. lleCk ~
sweet Avon "a John Afkins, Arah Mhfsar loli
iifahlulu iuA lCfll pN
s,,lsYnA tinrr 1hfcr quarters ot mile. Wat,
Mine tbs. lul. lhNuulalU colt 10.
1hirl Nile aud nn eighth, Autolih w,
N#uHu Il. Speciality tua len hpukVt ", wheeler
~ thulutg iua. lUl0Nt 100
lnnfih Hare Monmouth handicap mile aud a
hall Ifruu itL temuut 10, tsilc us, tunv'uafa
iui. il,,yiicw 20. little MinCh ~ uo"rsc % sicf
iu5, kniuulnh luA
Illih Hae.auuo mia Nuuun Hupoft ~
Hymnlnyu ild Uuano. Afsiluo ~ Glen -puy iii
lAiuulH lnd th
siaiH E8cr DIV, c.rhihr q mile. iivdhy oy
Nnia 900. -aIIshuu llt tuIuriir nlly ~ Mar l.
TO- IIl.,iuUa ils uauirila. uIlW ~
Seventh tfHyHUur mile selling ftfriun VI
Lucy N IIt buuIiiHs iuu tvluHiiy 90 SAN kCuut
DOT Tudor IH. nj Valentine 200, ltmalYH llN
ThH tf.fp.rehHsD Pull cHufsr judge nuWth
Lsfuy 90. Sat uoulutn iti Puritan 49, Alck Z
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-25
SANITARY PRECAUTIONS.
Landlords apd Tenants Must Provide
Water for Sewer Connections.

Water for sewer Connections.
The following edct was promulgated by
President MADDEN during yesterdays ses-
sion OF the police court
"The Legislative Council instructed mo
to begin on Landlords and tenants who have
sewer connection without water. This
was done as sanitary measure, and the
police will at once notify every one whose
premises are in that condition to connect
with the city water main within five days
expect good many lawsuits VIII come
out Of this, but don't believe any SUI
premc court in the United States would
hesitate conicrmin' my decisions on such
question"
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uIrfWUg ir. Nus. al i,Jf % i,st and
iailirr weather UUaf aul pheasant
MI .EIINu " Va. Aur e River 81 iort
snd iaiNug weather ,.rt aHi pheasant
NEN uKiEAN. la AUH ~ Weather cloudy
sud mining Arrived tiy ut % Louie 10
Louis,
IyANsyiILr. Iud.. Aur gt=Hi,cf u i,,t @
hnths aHd rt.Ug i.sI NbHt l,litf Do iuyi tgItls
aud rsus weather ,lUaf aul rHui
CINCINNATI % AHr 90 Nu1u HUiygf effect
and rising W,aiHrf rlUff Thermometer o.
kirhiH iuHu ~ IC.i ani rising. Weather pleasant
aud iaif
DOyI.vUiE 81. Ana a. Nom River
rising. With irUl Ilnlhva Iu ihy rtual nul Q
beet iHrh uu thr tabs NIfIufss duIl Weather
tloaf anil IiyaaHut hhhfahitrf hhHu. nu n
sioad. With Geo D IHIHrH lu enc DaUal aul ifHt
on thc iailt hl'Ilus kpud. Weather C.,lf aud
pleasant
CAIRO. M Aug 1i.Nrln Arrived UIiy
oi Baton hOurc -t louis pm tiHgy uiliuu.
~ Louis, Im. ltIafUI rIIuyy billion. -t
ilouis. tpm 'Iiy of itiuu lnlrr Sew orleans
z nm. Lif,i ~ ilTt lurhUs ana ihIlua
Wcsthrf ruafHnd warn. hHht Auityi civ uI
Nashville. ohio. ans 60 % lIHtuuH, g.
Louis sam IL plTHl tIu 10 Nashville. ohio.
10 am titr of llluuoU. uhiu. NJ am. River
VI ioci inches tui usIur weather FAIR aud
mild
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Ine IIr., s,mrIom. OF Dea,h.

Tfud ir.liuF ann hra1arhc paius iu various
taIIs Ut Dee isl, SINKING ID tug pltui che stomach
los of HIIFutu tyNUrtIuUss. pIup.ys uf tuUs. arc
H'l f|HitIVu rNiNUuHH of Iu.slurd hlnnd Nu mat.
uf hnw 10 is1HauD poisoned 10 must ~ purified o.
avoid death ADk,Ta luglish Hlooi lusvt has
urtHf hIFd o. remove a.fuiuluus uf NIlilIUU
IHIaHu, sold under positive ruamnitg n =.
Nr.sfff. IrIHrIft
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After September !, 1858, can I've found NJ
2pi Second street Carrying fall line Of
watches, diamonds. icwclry, bicycles, sun
dfics, etc. Money tp lend ON good coli
lateral. Call and seo him.
=. A. GousuAN, .lj Second street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-25

S,v FE,Nci,Cn, Cal. Aug. eL-M 70
tulama, Cal, fair grounds yesterday, Nalcn-
sins black hlly Fleet irolicd a mile against
Harris 6lly LoUnh, making the distance
In 2 %. or five aud quarter Seconds better
than the best rccfod ior a ycarling race.
The record Of 23ll. made by Norlaluc Ia
1857, Wm made against time aud not Ia u
FuFa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-25

A girl out west recently married a base.
ball player She probably considered him
n gpud catch. but the real wason was
because he never beIrudgcl her box Of
sol colcman's ko-ko tulu.
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Chancery Sale
or
II e A l. r ST A T e.

No. a21gN Rim the Chnnccry Count ~ shelby
unuuty=Stntc Of Tennessee " W. y Butler 81
ny virtue 81 an iuiurlucuufy decree fuf sale. C-7
tered IN the above CuuaU On the Hih day ~ March.
is-, " a. ~, plru 81 will scil % public auction,
~ the highest h.ddrf w ifnut II The CLERK and
Masters uiirc, NJ the Main stnovt entrance Of iha
OUun house Of shelby county Memphis, Icin, on
saturday, september \, 1883.
within legal hour, uc following described prop
criy. situated 10 the Taxing District OF shoiby|
county, Tenn. tpwit
Tie east pnft IT lot p. lying wosi II aui adlnin
ing lot ~ Ia the thurfy caldwell a 90. subditisi1u
~ pAtt II country lot %, known ~ The 'anruat
grounds the gld east part ~ lot - fwH'ius ~
iryt On the north side ui count street CNirtiC nun
Mug back llHi feet ard Tie east llng 81 Nld %
being about 81 tUri Wri ri The northwest Cuulr Il
" tuurt and Orleans sifrrt
Terms Of rtlc=lAsh aud redemption lnfrcd
his l5th day ~ August. isyN
y ~ MrliENRY. Clerk and Master
~ J. n bradley u e. ami n.
1sHfl.sN
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tio

Total I.bi ~ il5W
Having got MI hc wanted ont Of the
Taxing District mogul tho reporter lOsi no
time W. making himself scarce
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Ir the Tii, Of poetry 10 hallow every
place In which II moves, and 10 make the
poet smoke Cigarros from early morn tll
dewy eyo-Eli.
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u.,.,,.lt t!ao,.

AZ Detroit Chicago ~, nctroiti
At rii'sburg riiisbug d, lndianap1-
hsA
a. Philadelphia. Louisville ., Alhlc,-
ic !.
~ Washington Boston ., Washing
ton %
A. Philadelphia Philadelphia >, Now
Nofk d.
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suus,UuE iut Tur WKgKtY ArrElL, 81
per year, and participate la the grand dis
Intuition If gifts December l.
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LIGHTING DEPARTMENT ron 1855.
Inoor,c- ioc levy ON sli.l2i.TlS
ot tax values. ....... s..,..........s 81, 32L70
Deduct r,tmimntcd dclin.
qucnts, say - per CENT. $1,000
Net Income. ..,,.........-.. .sis,iSIo
Erpfnsu Contrast M,m.GHsL H.
Go T. mos Ia lnn. I, lN,p ... 1896 %
Hcctnc l.ishts IN srpt I. ~.
Wh.sA, les loves lights paid
10y wharf, fislU................, 7,ba7t
Toial............................-. Sis,t,Sa
A deficit on sept " a...a.....s a2Gi
which will probably h. col.
lrCtrd ont Of dglinpucuN
above
After the copy had been made and the
original returned the reporter resumed:
ANY remarks
eyes; these papers and the figures which
they contain formed the basis VI my an-
nouuccmcnl TO the council that the hos
pital would have TO be closed and the cleo
iric light service discontinued after October
|, because of lack Of sufficient funds 10
carry them beyond that date"
GLOW does Il happen that these funds
| fall short of the required amount Have
YOU spent any Of the hospital funds or
street lighting funds for other purposes
than those for which they were lcyicd7'
"Npt dollar not a dollar" replied
President llnddcn, indignantly 81 saw
au inlimalion 10 that effect In an afternoon
Paper. but II Is absolutely withou, ioun.
| dliiun. sir. absolutely. II consulted my
| personal inclnntiuns and was not hcdrrd
| In hy the divinity that surrounds chan.
| ccllor's decision, would favor contin.
unncc IT these two important branches Of
/ the municipal service and rely upon the
| Hhcmlity oi tho next Legislature 90 au.
ihnrizo any deficit which might arise. Hut
am steering mighty close Ia shorc Just
now, anl the Estes decision Is my chart
nnd compass
"Cnn YOU give me the actual figures cN'
pended ior hospital purposes thus iirf'
81 suppose ~. aud the president oi the
TAXING District touched an invisible cleo,
trir button and In second q ablc-hucd
scryilor appeared and inquired his pleas
uu.
ask Mt Pullcn to como here" wa
the brief command.
\ minute aitor Mt. Pul'cn appeared, u
his shirt sleeves, pen behind his ear aud
care worn expression on his brow.
"Nlr rullcn, said Mt lladdcn, "hov
long will IL take YOU 60 prcpiic q siatcmon
showing receipts aud expenditures Of thu
hospital fund.-
about ten minutes"
can right, let's have II, and Ia tci
minutes, standard time. Mt rullcn ~
turned with the following statement
STATEMENT or sG,uIrs Ann pisnuEsE
NENrs ~ ruE HOSPITAL DgrAErNKNl
! 800 .... 49,. ft.t 80,
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DO you ash Tor test Of SJzpd'mi's powch
just talk ~ lady Tor hall an hour
IL her breath IA sweet II her teeth are white.
II her gums arc clean. II her guns are bright,
II her mouth is pure aud her teeth arc clean,
hbe ubss tic S0zOdUut, then, We wccn
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FranCO-German War.

RopG With Novel Startling and Mechanical Effects Realistic Tmnprion Pyr'
Paris covering Miles Canya; Costumes Historically Correct Alenuey New
Marvellous produced stage 400
Lights Corps Of Artillery,
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The tug Storm Cock was towing the
mammoth steamer Great Eastern in the
Clyde TO Liverpool last evening, when an
enormous sea was encountered aud the
hawEcr parted. The Grat Eastern van.
lslicd In the darkness Ia the dirction Of
The sca. The big vessel was laborIng
heavily
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CHANCERY SALE
or
ESTATE.


No 5000. Rim the Chanccry Court 81 shelby
cunnty.-Wiliiam finuic W Gilh,u MOycr. ct al.
ny virtue 81 an int'tlocut0y decree Tor sale en-.
tered Ia the above cause ON the i2th day " April.
is-s. 81 ~ o. page Isl, will sell, u public auc-
ton, % the highc,t bidder IN front 81 the Clerk
and Masters onicc At the Main .tnyct entrance Of
the couri house Of shelby county, Memphis, Ten.
ueslcc, on
saturday, september =, 1888.
within legal houf. tho following described prop
cfiy. situated Ia Momphls shelby county. 1cnncs'
sec, t0wlt
Lots y and - Of the Prsiou subdivision. stu.
aicd on the south side Of Court street extended.
each lot having front Of " feet on the south sila
~ Court street extended. aud running bark south
wafily between uan,llel lines lisi feet 30 an alley.
mutC particularly described IN drrd Of len!. w.
Fcnion aud Julia 4. feninn ~ MrS Fannie Meyers.
In Book III, page 5lA Registers oihcc Of shelby
county
Terms Of Silicon q credit oi seven months motto
bearing Interest with security fugulrd. lien ~.
tanned. redemption barred This l7th day Of Au.
gust. lHsA
m McltENRY. Clerk aud Master.
ny " Rrailey y. e and y.
y W Brown, II. y. Dix and T. II Edrlngion
SOLICITOR isItiTs
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DoN'r forget the dear ones away Tor tho
summer. Scnd them box Of Floyd n
Moneys candles
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GIN up clubs ior rug WEEKLY ArrElt
and secure one Of tho cash prizes. See list
published
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orr ria Of that tired feeling ns quick ~
possible Take Hoods Nar'oparlilh. which
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d r. D. S. JOHN so MS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
REMOVED FROM II JEFFERSON TO
No. 389 Main Street, Upstairs,
MEMPSSA. TENN.
CEsta6isshod in 1891

nR JOHNSON Is acknowledged by all parties In
/ tercstcd as by far the most successful physi.
clan in the treatment OF private or secret diseases
Quick permanent cures guaranteed IN every caso,
male or female Recent casos OF Gonorrhea aud
syphilis cured in a few days without tie use OF
oiercury, change Of diet or hindrance from bust.
Gated without the use OF mercury. Involuntary
loss OF semen stopped In short time sufferers
from impO,ency or loss Of sexual powers reitoreito
Tree yicor In n lew weeks. Victims Of selfabnss
and excessive yenery suffering from sperinaiorrheA
and loss Of physical aud ment.l power. speedily
and permanently cured. Particular attention paid
10 the Diseases OF Women, and cures guaranteed.
piles and old sores cured without the use OF cans:ic
or the knife. All consultations strictly conldcn-
tiai Medicines sent BY express 10 oil pcris OF the
country.
sgworkingmen cured At half the usual mieA
OnAce hours from o'clock an. 20 O'Clock \. IN
d. 8. JOHNSON. MD
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Crows wash blue does perfect work.
Give IL a trlAl.
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Tut Rising Sun baking powder Is the
best Try a.
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ANNNN .H."HH HHHHHHHH. HaHHHHHHH...H
A deficit ON sept NJ .........s al2Gt
which will probably h. col.
ircird ont 81 dUlluqucuts
uI4NKN
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-05-24

don't always break bis neck to be
too communicative when the inter
ested parties request him ito not tell
the editor" The clerk has now his
papers, books and paraphernalia
generally arranged in convenient
and methodical manner that strikes
the eye of the visitor at once that or
der is the first law of his nature.
Just back Of this Office is the vault
or receptacle for the safe or safes for
the protection of the records, which
will no doubt, come in due time, as
it is matter of the highest import
ance that the danger of their loss be
reduced to the minimum.
Passing on we come TO the next
room which is to be the Office of the
county clerk when the business OF
county and circuit clerk shall be dl
vided, which will be after it is legal
ly determined that we have over 15
900 population in the county.
Taken as whole, the entire
structure, interiorially and exterior
tally, is credit and an ornament to
the town, and viewed IN connection
with improvements elsewhere, shows
conclusively that Pope county is not
only on the broad highwas 81 pros
perlty, but that its citizens are up
with the times and putting in prac
tical shape those things that invite
immigration and rebound to its hon
o, and glory in the immediate future.
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Address Carnival of Novelties.
and Trained Animal
EXDOSitiOn,

Are billed TO appear at Russellvllle,
Tuesday, June 9th. And Judging by
the favorable notices received by this
establishment from the press, wherey-
err they have appeared, we feel sure
that our citizens will have an enjoyable
time upon their advent. IL appears TO
be the aim of the management TO give
good, honest show at the lowest posi-
BILE price, and one that ladies and chill
dren can visit ut will unattended. Prof.
Address prides himself upon having
polite and attentive attaches, whose du-
ty Is to look after the welfare OF ladies
and children, when visiting his show,
without escort. No games OF chance,
no games of any name or nature are
permitted on the ground. The Prof.
is demonstrating that good show can
be given for low figure, suitable FOR
ali and without the usual gang OF thiey-
es and robbers attached. The show
opened at Louisville April 3lst, and
! turned people away every night for a
week. Address New Departure caught
the better class at Louisville, and the
matlnees were packed almost to suffoca-
ton by ladies and children, few gentle
men being present. And this Is the
rule wherever he goes. The people are
delighted with this new and novel en-
tertainment under canvas, shorne OF
the evil element that usually follow
| tented exhibitions. The price Is only
25c. and q packed house should greet
the great Address and his excellent
! company.
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OUR NEW COURTHOUSE.
In and out Among the Offices


The acceptance OF the new court
house and the release of the bonds.
men who constructed it, brings the
ediflce again before the public in .
prominent manner As is well
known, the bondsmen Messrs. j, l..
ShInn, r. j. Wilson, w. j. White, j.
NJ. Luker, j. Z. Battenfield. G. K.
Howell. j. L. Fowler, L. M. Wyatt,
w. H. Hill, J. w. Wells, j. A. Erwin,
A. 7. DAVIS, I. G. Smith and L. M.
Smith. and the other contributors of
Russellville, deserve the higest praise
for the persistent manner in which
they have helped the work along and
at last secured the fruition of their
labors.
There have been some changes
made in the assignment of the rooms,
and location OF Jail, since the publ
cation of the diagram OF the main or
lower floor. and hence its re-publi-
cation now in corrected form which
shows, as follows, the exact purpos-
es for which the rooms will be occu-
pied and where those who want to
get into the jail will be sure 10 find
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FOR ASSESSOR.

We are authorized TO announce W. 5. New
ton, OF Liberty township, as candidate for
Assessor OF Pope county, subject to the action
or the Democratic primaries.
We are authorized 20 announce NJ. III. Bnch-
snan as a candidate for assessor, subject to
the action Of the democratic party.
After solicitation of a number of personal
friends and due consideration of the matter,
have decided to become a candidate for the
once OF assessor, subject TO the action OF tie
democratic party. JESSE MAY.
We are authorized TO announce w. +. Lazen-
by as candidate for assessor, subject TO the
action OF the democratic party,
We are authorized 70 announce George A.
Jhmlson as candidate for assessor, subject
70 the action Of the democratic party.
We are authorized 10 announce j. A. Hiek-
man AS a candidate for re- election TO the ONCE
OF assessor, subject to the action Of the demo-
cratic party.
I've are authorized to announce It. Il. Mourn-
~T1g as candidate Tor assessor, subject 10 the
action OF the democratic party.
Wesre authorized TO announce NJ. II. Baird
candidate for assessor, subject to the ae-
Hoh OF the democratic party.
We are authorized 10 announce Chas. W.
henry as a candidate for assessor. subject TO
the action Of the democratic party.
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Conventions.

Democratic, national, at st. Louis,
June 9TH.
Democratic, state, at Little Rock,
May 81.
Democratic, county, at Russellville,
Saturday, May 90.
The townships are entitled to the
number Of delegates mentioned below,
according to the basis of representation
fixed by the county committee to-wit !:
Allen, /; Bayliss, 2; Clark, 8; Con-
venience, 8; Dover, 8; Freeman, l.;
Griffin, 3; Gumlog, l; Gala Crsek, 4 !;
Gala Rock, 2; Holly Bend, 4; Illinois,
IL; Independence, /; Liberty Z; Lee, 2 !;
Martin, s.; Moreland,y /; North Fork i
Sand Spring, 2; Valley, 8; Wilson, s.
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Proceedings of the Pope County
Medical Society.

TrOceeuInSS Ol tnc Il Opc OOuHby
Medical Society.
Russellville, May IL, 1888.
The Society was called to order at
IL o'clock by the president, DR.. b. S.
Zachary.
RoLL-CALL.
Drs. Zachary, Drummonds, Hill,
Gardner, RagsGale and Howell an
swered to their names.
NEW MEMBERS.
Drs. J. w. Pruitt, j. III. Potts, r.
w. Whitesldes, j. M. Yanccy and j.
A. Westerfeld were received as new
members.
On motion of DR.. w. H. Hill, the
courtesies of the society were extend
ed to Drs. Harkey and Gordon, and
they were invited to take part In the
discussions, etc.
d.. j. H. Potts exhibited some
very interesting fetal specimens,
including a monstrosity.
DR.. j. A. Gordon made mention OF
having had specimen Of f9tal mon
strcsity similar to that exhibited
by DR.. Potts.
An address on medical societies
by DR.. G. w. Harkey.
Remarks, by DIR. j. w. Pruitt, up
on the same subject, concluding with
the suggestion that the secretary in
vite all physicians to- join our society
and ask them to bring their patients
before the society to be treated, also
to announce in the county papers
that we will hold clinic at Russell
vile, on the first Friday in each
month, when we will treat the afflict-
ed without charge.
RECESS FROM IL NJ. TO l 80 p. NJ.
Society called to order by the pres
ldent, DR.. B. S. Zachary at l 80 p.
m.
DR.. w. II. Hill presented Miss
w. who had been suffering from
Nervous Prostitution and had been
almost entirely relieved by Exclusion
of the Tonsils.
Discussion by the members of the
society.
Report of case of Calculus with
symptoms Stimulating Cystitis, by
DR.. j. A. Westerfield.
Report OF case of Hematura, by
DR.. L. j. Ragsdale.
Discussion as to the cause, by the
members of the society.
e e Eanal In,
ton Stimulating Rheumatism follow.
ed by partial Paralysis, by DR.. J. w.
Pruitt.
Report OF case of Spinal Menin-
gifts, by DR.. j. II. Potts.
DISCUSSION.
DR.. j. A. Gordon made few re-
marks upon the mistakes, which a
physician is likely to make.
Report of case of Leucocythemla,
by DR.. j. M. Yancey.
The Therapeutic effects of Antipy
rim and Antifebrin in nervous disor-
ders, by DR.. w. II. Hill.
DR.. Pruitt presented very inter
esting case OF Ciliary. Blepharites.
The Pres. appointed Drs. Hill,
Westerfield, Potts and Drummonds
to prepare papers for the next meet
ing.
There being no further business,
the Society adjourned TO meet in
Russellvile on the first Friday in
June at 10 o'clock, sharp.
A. Il. HOWELL, Sec'y.