The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-17

zt* !. l|-. I who would have good wood should leave orders at A. BERNAnp 4 Co'e.
 pr. E. M. Tate of Appleton neigh b0rho0d favored us with call Tuesday and added to our exchequer by settle Ing for tho three papers lie Is taking Such friends as the genial doctor art highly appreciated.
 < Hook out for J w. Wells large stock of holiday goods.
 The announcement of the next DEMOCRAT drawing will be made soon ae the list of prizes and other details are arranged. Meantime our subscrib- CTS can come forward and settle their subscriptions and get tickets. Buy your paints, oils, varnishes etc., from J. ". WELLS.
 --Judge J. N. Cypert and John R. lobe, editor of the Beacon, Searcy, were delegates to the State Prohibition Alliance and were jealous workers therein. The DEMOCRAT WIS favored with several very pleasant calls during their stay in the city.
 Two pay cash for FRESH or FOWL eggs. Break up that old hen and bring them along. A. BERNARD q Co. The school building is leaking, mp. parently in the cornice at the caves of the roof. Attention should be given to this matter by the school board at once, and 1t should be repaired without de- lay. It cost the people too much mon- ey to allow 1t to rot for want of few lealks being stopped.
 The ladies are respectfully invited to call and examine my stock of Tube paints, gold and silver glitter etc.
 J. w. WELLS.
 "A tenement house on the land of MT. R. F. Amos, near town, and oc cupied by Henry Adams, colored, was burned to ashes last night to- gether with what MT. Adams had. It was an inclement night to be turned adrift without home or shel- ter. MT. Adams is entitled to sym pathy in his misfortune.
 WANTED. .-Everybody to order their Fresh Oysters from the Star Bak- cry for Thanksgiving day.
 --On last Thursday morning. MT. Sherrill was taken to Little Rock before the United States Commissioner in re- gard to the recent postoffice troubles here, and several others of our citizens summoned as witnesses. The exami- nation was conducted by commissioner Waters, and such condition of facts developed on the trial, as that he held both MT. Sherrill and Mir. Crow, in the sum of $500 for their appearance at the April term of the U. s. court in Little Rock. Both were released in $500 bonds.
 II constantly keep on hand, Fresh Oysters, served in all styles. Give me a call. Respectfully,
 WI. BALES,
 Star Bakery. --The shadow of cur distinguished friend Dr. J. M. Thompson fell athwart our sanctum door Tuesday morning. The Dr. is enrcutc to the grand lodge of masons as Little Rock, and of course must stop of for 6 few days and sec his friends. He IS unchanged except in health--which is much better than when he left--his courtly bearing, his fund of humor, and conversaticnal powers are the same. And the way he
  red apples, and the fine stock, makes one want Ito go there too." By the way the Doctor treated us to some of his fine apples and they were splendid. He will leave for Little Rock Monday and all regret that he cannot stay longer.
 Take Notice.
 All parties are hereby positively pro- hibited from this time forward to hunt within my enclosures.
 J. R. McKEvER. Nov. 16. 2w. By a telegram from Esq. w. F. Lazanby. received on Monday, the sth inst. Coroner James H. Shinn was summoned to hold an inquest over the body of a man found dead on the railroad about mile this side Of Att kins. Coroner Shinu proceeded to the place and summoned jury and also summoned Dr J. H. Potts as a medical expert. Upon investigation the man was found to be . German about B years of age by the name of John Got lebb Erhsm. Several papers. among them . passport and memorandum, were found in his pockets, from which his name, age, nation, etc., were gath cred. Several knives and razors were found in his pockets, together with $6 80 in money, which were appropri- ated towards his burial, and was just about enough to answer that purpose. He was inferred in the cemetery in Att kins. The Coroner's jury returned a verdict of death from an unknown cause. The papers and memorandum are in Coroner Shinn's possession.
 Business!
 All persons indebted to me are earn- estly reauceted to call at once and make satisfactory settlement.
 Respectfully,