The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-01

fl -Mr. Cad Hanks, the untiring la
 borer for the unsurpassed commission lhouse of Brooks Medley & Co.,, was ir
 town last weak looking we'll to the in.
 tsrests of his employers. This is ,
 good house and well represented.
 MT. John Settle, of Russell vile, Ky.
 arrived here last Friday and entered
 upon his duties as instructor of tho
 Russellvills cornet band. Mir. S. is s
 proficient Instructor. and there is nc
 doubt the boys will make reasonable
 progress under his direction.
 Hon. A. s. MsKennon, one of the
 best prosecuting attorneys in the State,
 was in town last Friday mingling with his many friends and admirers. Mir. McKennon desires to be prosecuting at- torney under the new democratic gov ernment to be inaugurated on the 4th March, 1881, and the good people of this district will approve his wishes by ro-slccting him in September.
 A young son Of Mrs. Hill was the unfortunate victim of runaway acci- don't on our streets lastMonday evening. The horses became frightened at toy- balloon pedd.er and rushed headlong down Jefferson Street, turned into Main land opposite Esq. Berryman's office overturned the wagon and threw the boy with great violence to the ground. The wagon was wrecked, and the boy painfully, though not fataly injured.
 "A RuN UNrARELELLKD.-New brands of goods frequently have great runs for brief time, but generally they "let down"; such however is not the case with the celebrated Blue Rib bon Whisksy. It is having run every where unparclcllcd, and the longer it is used the moro popular 1t becomes. It is always kept up to . standard of purity and excellence which makes it favorite with all. Remember you can always get the genuine Blue Rib bon at w. o. ROGERS. We reDublish the following from the Lswisburg State in regard to the arrest of Bell as mentioned in this pa per last week.
 On Saturday, City Marshall Alnut arrested the man Bell referred to above, on the down morning passenger train, on authority of a telegram from Capt. John Quinn, Deputy Sheriff of Pope county. Deputy Sheriff Quinn, Arthur Erwin and Col. Hill came down on tn afternoon frieght, and accompanied by tho parties City Marshal Alnutt started to Russellville late that afternoon, when within two miles of Atkins, but leaped from the wagon and made good his escape. The posse ran him all night, firing several shots at him. Wards blood-hounds were secured and put on trail, but to no avail. John | Quinn and J. F. Alnut distinguished themselves by famous bareback ride in ten mile heat.
 The Flow and Wagon Fac tory of our old reliable manufacturer, MT. A. E. Luker is booming. His factory now has some of the best wood and iron workmen that can be procured, and the steel Flows, Harrows, &c., that they are turning out arc beauties, and our farmers pronounce them to bo as kOOu de buCy dfG IllC0s I1OISC~SuOcIHk is also done at this establishment in the best style. "Live and lot live' is the motto, and our farmers will do we'll to call at this factory for Flows, Horse shoein9 &c.
 The members of the Russellville cornet band deserve . great deal ef credit for the energy they have dis played in the midst of difficulties, in securing their instruments. The in- struments have been received and con- sist of fourteen pieces. They are made of German silver, from the latest and most approved patterns, and to use a hackney cd phrase, arc regular daisies. MT. John Settle, of Kentucky, has been employed as instructor and from the we'll known talent of the boys composing the band,
 we predict rapid advanceme ent In their studies. Tho members of the band are as follows: James Miller, James Tucker, Henry Erwin, Arthur Erwin, Charley Shinn, John Erwin, Will H.
 Miller, Van Boswell, John White, James Shinn, W. c. Renfrow,l Really Deggett, Ed Shinn and Mace Bernard.