The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1886-10-13

klns are Oh the sick list, also great
many children In o. near our com
munity, some OF them however are
able to be up again.
Health not as good as it was few
DAYS ago.
Mr.. CarlLce was with us on Tues
day. He gave the crank of the great
wheel a surge, but the thing would
not move. Only IL spokes were
turned up aud 5 viewers Of the con
Germ. We agree with Mr.. Gill in
saying that call the wheelers should
take the stump and assist Mr.. Lee"
and in some instances let him re.
sumo his seat.
Now, boys, we heard brother Lee,
and heard what he had to say about
Mr.. Breckenridge. Let's all come
out and hear the Hon. G. r. 5reckin.
ridge at Appleton on the 18th inst,
at 10 a. m. Don't forget IT.
R. M. Williamson visited More
land last Sunday. Wonder il he
gets his mail (verbal) at that office?
j. H. B. thinks a great deal CT his
grandma lately. You see she lives
near Mr.. Egglestons on Gumlog.
Mr.. John Klnslow rides in a new
buggy now.
Mr.. I. B. WATSON and family leave
here next Monday. We wish them
success where'r they go.
Mr.. w. G. Weimer Of Russellville,
was in Appleton yesterday.
Mr.. Witt, Memphis drummer,
made US visit Thursday.
J. w. Stokes, our banker, has re-
turned from visit co Clinton and
Morrillton where he worked in the
interest of his business.
Our popular Postmaster, C. L.
Brant, can transact business as
quickly with his miller's hat and cot
tony clothes on as any of your RIB
bon boys.
81 bales of cotton have been put
up this fall by Burris & Brant.
Our famous horse trader "Homer"
snapped for horse this week away
from home and had to blind-fold the
"critter" before he could get him to
pull.
Success to the DEMOCRAT and all
its readers. BILL JUG.
County Court Proceedings.
Correspondence Of the Democrat
DOVER, Oct. THE regular term
of this court met on Monday Oct. 4,
and the following proceedings were
had, to-wit:
I. NJ. Neal ct ais vs.. j. L. Shinn
ct ais and E. A. Darr ct ais, notice to
contest election, petition to contest
filed, and demurrer by contcstees
everruled, contestees refusing to
plead further, judgement rendered
in favor of contestants, and contest
ees appealed to the circuit court.
w S Campbell, to county court, re-
port of road viewers examined and
approved.
j NJ brunswick ct ais, same.
Dan'l Shook. petition to transfer
lands, granted.
w Pollock, same.
w R Hale VS. Pope county, claim
of 5000, presented and disallowed by
the court, and appeal taken to cir
cult court.
A C'Bowden, claim, $3.50, allowed.
w L Craig, claim, $3.50, allowed.
F M Bron, L H Harris, w L Grin
stead, N A Tanney, w Fl Ford, John
Ford, b f Page, G w Casey, claims
of 50 each for wild cat scalps, alPd.
TT Perryman, claim of s. for
repairing court grounds, allowed.
w P Lazenby ct ais, claim for
holding coroner's inquest, allowed
W W Gill, claim SIG for publish.
ing election notice, allowed.
G w Burris, claim in case of State
vs.. Bergman, disallowed.
FIN Hudson, claim, allowed.
F p Hills, claim 4.50. allowed.
w H Patrick, claim l.50, allowed.
IF Spears, claim l.50, allowed.
G w Bergman, j. P. fees, 24.00,
allowed.
JAS. Sanders ct ais, petition to
transfer funds Of old school district
to new, dismissed because there is
no law to authorize such transfer.
NJ S Page and others, claim as
judges and clerks Of election, allowed.
A w Mathews ct ais, petition to
change road.
r B Higgins ct ais report as view
ers establishing a new road examin-
ed and approved.
j T Kinder ct ais claim 1900, al.
lowed.
/ j Brown, claim $50, allowed.
In the matter of appointing
county examiner, w A Baird APP
pointed.
j w Eudy, claim OF 1885, for
keeping paupcrs, allowed.
L E Mathews, petition for new
county road, granted and viewers or
dered to report next term of court.
State of Arkansas VS. NJ V Harral-
son, bastardy. Continued by con
sent until the 18th inst.
j J Rye ct ais petition to transfer
from school district No. 81 to No 20,
granted.
(ourf mill adiourn Tine (phura