The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1885-07-23
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The tax levying court meets at Do
yer next Monday.
Mr.. H. b. Albright has leased the
barber shop and fixtures at tie Alex
Great old stand, aud announces else
Where reduction III price for work.
Pc desires a share Of the public patron-
age.
Our reporter erred last week in
stating that the new paper OF ReYs.
Miner and Robson would be den0mi-
national. An announcement elsewhere
fully states the aims and objects Of the
new journal.
Elsewhere will be seen notice of a.
union Sunday school picnic at Potts
station the LIST day OF August, TO which
all the Sunday schools in the county
are invited. Let all ~ who can, for it
will be delightful occasion.
Next week we will publish list
showing the total value of real and per-
sonal property In each school district
in the county. From which each dis
trict can tell what its tax levy will
amount to, and should be preserved for
reference.
Don't forget the Ice Cream Lawn
Festival of the ladies of the Methodist
church, on the lawn near the sc hool
building ON next Friday night. 1t isl
given for the benefit of the Methodist
church south, and the presence OF
everybody is desired.
II handsome line Of silk
AMI sun um67ezlaS Just re-
ceiUed at Shinn's.
--Profs. l.. L. White and J. C. Hayes,
both blind, will give musical concert
at the Baptist church, this place, to-
night. Admittance 25 cents, children
15c. The proceeds will be used to en-
able Mr.. Hayes to finish his studies at
the Arkansas Institute for the Blind.
1.-The Drummond Tobacco Company
of st. Louis have appointed MIR. J. l..
Shinn of this place Wholesale agent for
the sale of their popular brands of To-
bacco. Merchants and dealers will
consult their Interests by correspond
ing with Mr.. Shinn before purchasing
elsewhere.
There was to have been match
game Of base ball played at this place
and the Russellvillc niue. The Dover
boys failed to put in an appearance on
account, as we learn, of the absence
of one OF their number. The RUSSELL
vile club claims the game on q score
of 8 to O.
Hy0u rant the WO11h of
your money go to ShlnnS
Wheae y0u aUi1 tint ege1y-
Thing offered at haaa time
prices.
The report has reached town of an
unusually lively time at the B. of f.
meeting at Appleton last Saturday af-
ternoon. A fist-and skull fight was
engaged in by the members inside the
lodge room, it is said, because OF dis
pute over what some OF the members
had been reported to have said outside
the order. Several members were bad
~ used up, but none seriously hurt.
The participants were summoned be-
fore Esq. Burris Monday and Tuesday
to answer, and some were acquitted
and others fined in sums ranging from
81 to IS. 1t was purely 3 family fight,
and had no politics in it, so our inform
ant states.
Mr.. II. Mitche1l has the
most select line Of Furniture,
Co19ns, etc., that UaS eUea.
br0I to Russezl0ille. tie has
n0a0 on han0 specimens of
his 0aon aoork in dife1ent|
styles Of furniture, which
compare 1acoyu6y with the
W0rk Of the finest factories.
CaU and examine his stock.
"A piece of as excellent genius as
we ever saw is that displayed in the
graduating of the faces and discs of the
wonderful theodolite invented by Mr..
j. B. Faucet of this place. The grad
uation comes down to the Goth part of
an inch and is as perfect as precision
itself. No machinery could mark 1t
more accurate or correct. 1t Is the
work of Mr.. John Il. Settle. indicating
skill close akin to the genius that
originated this remarkable theodolite.
the most wonderful mathematical in
strument Of this age, and an entirely
home made machine from its very In
ception by Mr.. Faucet to It's execution
In detail by Mr.. Settle.
Personal Mention.
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