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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06

fSpiASAroLiG December 6--Jamos r.
Bruce, q prominent bakor Of this place.
was attacked and brutally beaten and
stabbed by George Hockcr aud cmploye.
-Four years ago Heokcr reached this city
from Germany, frlendlcs, monoylcsA
tramp, and was given shelter by Bruce, who
Is kindly disposed, thrifty Scotohmau,
who clothed aud boarded him, taught him
the trade OF baker and in many ways be.
frlonded him,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
los in tho recent electlon, particularly in

ties In the recent election, particularly In
Indiana
The HOUSE will not unlikely dlscus this
question during this week, Besides the
hrln question which ID The most important
bit of unfinished business OF tho calender
OF congress, there arc " be considered billi
for the admission Of Dakota, Washington
aud other OF the territories, the hlaI
Educational bill which sleeps In the rOom
OF the House Educational committee, heY
efai pension bills aud a large number ol
measures OF interest 10 certain localities oI
sections which will be urged for consider
alton,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
CONFLICT or AUTHORITY.
Two Courts at Chicngo Quarrel for
JurindIction.

Two Courts at ohlongo Quarrel for
Jurisdiction.
CucAdo, December 5,--Judgc Tuley'a
court room was packed by an immonSc
crowd yesterday TO witness the contest
between the circuit and county courts over
the sinnauor assignment Judge Prendcr.
grast had been called 10 appear at ten
o'clock 10 show cause why he should not
bo prohibited from further proceeding in
case. Attorney Mayer was sproaont a. at
tornoy for Prondorgrast. lilo had prepared
q long afIldayit, claiming the Circuit Court
had no jurisdiction,
Judge Tulcy called for attorney Moses
who fled petition in tho Lindauer case
case yesterday and asked for the reading Of
the petition. Tho petition was read, giving
the complete history OF the case and claim.
Ing LindanVr & Co. are being dragged into
nOurt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06

BUrrAio, TExAs, December 6,--rhrot
prominent citiaons here have bccn arrested
and charged with tho murder Of Robert
Mar tin In May last, Martin was killed
whilo undor arrest by somo parties who
fred from The roadside while tho sheriff
was taking Martin homo TO keep him over
night II is now claimed that Sheriff Lin.
ston was In tho conspiracy and purposoly
took Martin In the range Of the ambushing
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
RUSSIA AROUSED.

Size Breaks on Communication with
Persia,
Losboy, December 6.--lt.ia reported thai
Russia has recalled hor Amba;gadOr from
Tohoran, owing 10 the refusal OF Porula 70
grant an oxcquatur 10 a Russian consul al
McshOd Russia has for long time en-
deayorod 10 establish recognized agont nj
Moahod, which h situated near her frontier
and u ,ho harbor Of refuge and tho Senlrt
OF agitation for malcontonta Of Afghanctan
Russia has been constantly banlod In hen
efforts, by England, who socks 10 keep hen
her formidable rival cut Of post, from
whence the lailor could couduct her inter
eals In Aighanstan with dangerous effect
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06

OmoAoo, December 5,-.As working mon
were tearing up the sblo walk on Deoplaine
street yesterday tho dead body Of a middle
aged man was found undorit Whether
he was murdered and his body concealed
thcrc, or crawlcd under tho pavement and
died, cannot be known. tis supposed his
name ia Frank +. Dickinson,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
oARsMAN o'coNNoR.

Iio la Given m ovation aud Parse Of
$1,000.
:, ToEoNro, December b,-rhe reception
given too'Connor last night exceeded that
given 10 llanlan on his return from tho
centennial About 10000 people lined tho
streets, through which ho passed to the
horticultural garden, After tho address
NJ the garden he was presented with a
check for 81 900 aud purse Of $500 In gold,
Speeches were made by prominent citizens
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06

- Tnoy, N, v, December 5.--rhoodoro
Haslohupt member OF the banking and
brokerage firm of Clippcrly, Cole & Hasle.
hurst, committed suicide this morning by
shooting himself in tho head, He was q
thirty-third degree Mason, and one OF tho
most prominent members OF the order in
the state, being q past commander OF the
Arand Commandcry. No reason 10 known
for the act,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
Al Edltor suea TypographloAi Union.

YouSosrowE, December A suit foi
$50, 900 damages has been commenced hort
by Monroe w. Johnson, proprietor OF the
defunct Evening Herald, against Youngu
town Typographical Union No 100 and
also John Webb and william Maag, pro
priotor OF tho Weekly Vindieator, who
printed the Uhionst johnson charges
conspiracy, aud claims that by the attack,
made in the unionist the plant was rem
dorod worthless
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06

,WAnuiNoToN, December 6,-Bond offer.
lngs at tho treasury department aggregated
S39S,000 There were S3O3,OO0 fourand-a,
half por cents offered at priooB ranging
from Si.OS TO ti0sIii s272 900 offered al
ti.0s wsrc accepted $4,000 fourb offered
NJ 81. 2sk wcro rejected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
Tho rnrnnli cnmmlnulnn.

LoNpoN December 5,--In tho Parnell
Commission Thomas o'Connor, son of q
farmer near Castle island, was on the
witness stand, called by the rimoa He
Bworo thaerimothy Harrington, member OF
parliament paid Brosnon and himself tho
sum of seven pounds to commit outragcs
In 1850
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06

CAnsoN Orty, COL, December B.--Gcorgc
withrell, chargod with the murder Of Nc.
Kahn, about month ago, was brought here
from Denver yesterday 10 stand trial. The
town is full Of armed mon who say tboy
are determined to tako Withrcll from the
Jail and hang him, The shoriifis trying 10
keep the mob OIL ON the plea Of having q
a,nL nliln
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06

BARNKavuAr, December A. Edmund
Hayes, the first white child born in THU
(WAuen) township died, aged oghty.iom
years, The early part Of his life was de
voted 10 the chase, and no was noted
hunter OF the county, All his life wal
spent in this vicinity, and ho never wal
but tow miles away from has home at any
ono time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
Tho Mansfield Kid In Jail nc Orrvliis
for "a AarlonA HhootInn.

0RRvilLE December 4,-Jamos MoDon'
aid, aged about thirty years, and unmar
riod, and n cgarmakcr named Henry Swov
val, former Manshcldcr, had contro
vorsy about o dollar Aid 70 have been bor-
rowed by Sweeyal from Mcdonald, when
Swooyal drew u 3S.callbro revolver and
fred three bullets into Mcdonald, Nc
Donalds condition Is considered danger
oNs Swceyal was arrested soon after the
sh ,)tlng lie IS known as the Mansfield
aid, having been In the laws clutches
several times. Ho was In the Wooster jail
for pookot-picking at the time Of tho Gala
han execution, and picked tho pocket Of u
Knox county official while the execution
was taking place.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
lNFlLlolrY ANp FELICITY.
Coiorod children Elected From sohoot
nj an Ohio Town,

at an Ohio Town,
FkticlrY, o., December 5,.-Tho ioroiblt
ojoctinont Of oolorod children from tho
schools here, about two weeks ago, has led
TO considerable excitement Colored cih.
zens went before the grand jury and had
seventeen prominent citisons indicted for
riot Tho friends Of the indicledmon have
raised funds TO prosecute tho colorcd wit
nossos for perjury The situation 70 30
strained that colorcd children arc now cs.
cortedto and FROM the school houses by
guards. ~. y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
OHIO ODDITIES.

Items Of Interest Gathered Frem Back
oye Towna,
lRoNToE, December S-Auguat Hbert
aged oighioea years toll into y kettle Of
hot water at Ebert q Co, d brewery, and u
dangerously aoalded. lilo will recover, but
may lose the use OF ono arm.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06

NKwARK, December i--MarahAl 0rifiith
arrested VIM. Hathaway for commit
Ing n nnmelon,n crime on an animal
The warrant for his arrest was Issued on
complaint OF John llerahlein, whose onf
NAL no injured
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06

BuonrEI, December i,-ln general row
at Radoliirs saloon, John Bonot oolorod,
received two heavy aaahca on the top of
head, inflicted by a billiard cue, and had
his right shoulder dsoeated. No Mresta
his aasailants having fled,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
RnNAron ALBION.

On motion OF Mr.. Allison, the tariff bill
was then al 1880 taken up for conSderR
ton.
Mr.. Vance aid that Democratic senators
who had amendments 10 olIer 70 the 10.
baooo section (tho first In the substituted
wore not prepared 10 offer them yesterday,
but would bo today He therefore asked
la postponnmcnt till o'clock today,
Mr., Allison-"lf this bill is 10 bo post
pohod til today suggest that Il be taken
up immediately after tho morning busi.
ness
Mr.. Vanoe-"rhat will bo agreeable 10
me-
Thob was postponed OIL today and tho
Senate at 1866 adjourned,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
PLeuRo.PNsuMoNlA


HrohhH Out VIII NIrMonoe AmohE The
Cattle OF New York.
ALBANY, NJ y, December b--Tho Stat
Board OF Health Is In receipt OF oommu
nieation rom Mource, N, ", 10 the ollool
that pleuro.pneumonia has broken out
among tho cattle there, and that ono hun
drod cattle had bcon killed Tho local
health officer aaka whether the cattle M
killed shall be allowed To 10 on the market
as beef. An emphatic negative answer WA
returned to this part of the dispatch, and
the officer was directed 10 prevent Anyuucb
use OF the oarcaaca
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06

LoeANsPoRv, I'M, December g. nd.
Chamberlain, tho murderer Of Ida Wlt,onl
borg committed s,licidc in tho jail hst1
lnlt night by hanging. ..s. w
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
Constitutional Amendment Proposed fon
Presidential Elections.

WAeurNoToN December 5,--ReprcscniA.
tive Stone, Of kentucky, to-day introduced
In the House u joint resolution proposing
an amendment 10 the constitution, provid-
ing that the president and vice president
shall be chosen every fourth year by the
direct votes OF the people, A section Of
the bill forbids the holding Of any local or
state elections, except FOR members OF con.
gross on the day set apart for tho election
Of president and vice president The elect.
orS for president and vice president shall
be chosen on the first Tuesday In Noyom
I.u
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06
TAE MESSAGE.
naEhlDEnT CLEVELAND HTrCikh
10 TAmIPF ltkFOmM.

WAaaNGToH, December a-hoon ailei
The two branches Of congress we're Assem-
hled, oommllleeH were appointed 10 wall
upon the president aud announce that oohl
gfeaa awaited communications from lnm
Tho following message was immediately
Submitted 10 Congress,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-06

WAaniHGfoHDeoember A.-fhe House and
Senate net Yesterday VI noon, ThegalleTlel
we're crowded aud tho attendance Of mem
bera was good there being moro than 0
quorum OF hoth branches, Rolls arc nov
(i2iiO) being called and committees will
then ba appointed to notify the President
that Congress 10 ready for aoy eommuniea
ton he may have,
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-07-19

GOO, also sold in Fractional parts of twsntieths at $l each; one to l.. A. Loring, 3, Batchelder St., Dorches- ter Mass; one to Walter A. Tonne and one to c. L. Rothenburg, both of Boston, Mass; one to Geo. W. Cham
 berlin, Middletown, Md. one to F. N.Fuller, Tsuton Mass, one to Mrs. J. A. Anderson, Atlanta, Ga, one to J. T. Freshwater, 65 Gaiennie St., New Orleans: one to J. Gehrig, one to Elias Schsttmon, one to H. J. Freeman, all of New York City; one to Tim H. Ryan, Jackson, Mich, etc. No. 80,032 drew the Fourth Capital Prize of $25,000, scattered to all portions of the inhabited world. Nos. 27,425 and 45,2I2 each drew one of the two Fifth Capital Prizes of $l0.000, etc, etc. It will all be repeated on Tuesday, August 7tb, and any information will be given on application to M. A. Dau- phin, New Orleans, La. Do not fail to seize the golden opportunity.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-07-19

District, Boston Mass, one to Geo. w. Ssipsrt, collected through Ball, Hutchins X Co, Galveston, Tex. i; one paid to S. F. Ferret, runner Can ol Bank New Orleans for . deposl
 tor, etc. No. 7I,678 drew the Sec
 ond Capital prize of $l00.0OO, also sold in fractional parts at $l each one to James F. Walsh, Charleston $. c. one to J. A. Crichlow, Santa Fe, N. Mex; one to Joseph Bradley. Paris. Tex; one to W. D. Lewis, 69 Deer Park ave, Babylon, l.. l.; one to F. w. Levin, 977 Northwestern Ave, Chicago, H.; one to Anderson Simmons. Gainesville Ca; one to Messrs Brewer A Ssnsing. Blossom
 Tex; one to Frank W. Ransom
 Jackson, Mich; one to c. J. Burrill
 Waterville, M; one to J. D. Hous
 ton, Hot Springs. Ark; one to A. T Waite. 120 Sutter St., San Francesca
 Cal; one collected by the First Nat Bank of Memphis, etc. No. 49,56f drew the Third. Capital Prize of $50
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-07-19
To the Public.

l desire to say in the matter of the affidavit in behalf Of Mir. Wharton pub. lishsd In last wsek's DEMOCRAT that the statement and affidavit were read to me by MT. White and MT. Wharton but that at the time l did not understand the matter fully. Mir. White acted as . notary public and so far as know did his duty as an official. I desire further ro state In regard to seeing Mir. White about taking my name of the affidavit when l told him was getting mixed up in this affair, Mir. White said this was none of his affair from this infer red he would not take my name Off. then said believed would have my name taken off both papers and he said all right take them of. But made the additional sffida. wit instead thinking this best.
 JOSEPH HART.
 Subscribed and sworn to before m . . Notary Public July 12th 1888.
 H. NJ. GARDEN, Notary Public.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-07-19
Chf 9amotrat.
Pubic Speaking.

The nominees of the democratic par ty for county officers will address the people at the times and places named below. Opposing candidates are invit- ed 10 meet them, as an equal division of time will be granted:
 Gala Rock tp, at Norris Chapel July % Allen township, at precinct, August ?
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-07-19

Norristown, reported bv w. F. Rose Baptlst school, Russellville, reported by W. M. Peeler. These reports sl showed the schools in goei condi tion with steady improvements ex- cspt lack of interest by parents n some localities. The president then presented the following question "Are there all the Sunday schools in the township that arc needed for the convenience and best good of all the peopleT'
 Mrs. c. A. Reed, upon this ques tiou, suggested that in her opinion . Sunday school should be organized at or near Ouita for the convenience Of children there who were not con- venient to any school. and recon mendcd that this locality ought to be visited in relation to both Sunday school and preaching. Mrs. McAl- laster suggested that Prairie Grove had in the past had . geod Sunday school and that something might be done at that place.
 The president presented the fol- lowing: "What is the best plan for organizing Sunday schools in the ; country" Rev. H. B. Milner upon this stated that . common trouble with schools in the country was that some denomination wanted to claim the credit of the school in their re- ports to the church assemblies while the community, in many instances, was made up of various denomina tions. Rev. G. w. Johnson, Beverly L. Clark and Mrs. N. A. McAllaater followed with some remarks, the last stating that. such schools should be reported as the Lords schools.
 The secretary then read the call and programme for the county asso. citation to be held at Appleton on Ju- ly Is, 1888.
 The association then took . recess until l o'clock, p. n.
 Association called to orde. at l o. clock by president. Music by mem bers.
 The president presented the fol. lowing: "The relation of the Chris tan to the Sunday school" Discus sion opened by John Clingman, fol- lowed by J. A. Miller, Robt. Chas- teen, L. Russell, Rev. H. B. Milner and Rev. G. w. Johnson.
 Rev. H. E. Milner read the follow. ing resolutions, viz:
 Resolved, lst. That we, as Sun day school workers use more vigor- ous efforts to promote the interests of the Sunday school the coming year than we have Tn the past. Resolved, 3d. That we sot only use our own efforts, but ask and ali the preachers in the township to preach once year on this specific work.
 On motion of J. A. Miller the res. olutions were unanimously adopted. "The duties Of Sunday school teachers" was then presented and discussion opened by Rev. H. B. Mil ner. in which he stated the first duty was to pray and then make . thor ough study of the subject to be taught.
 The secretary then read the Con. stitution and By. Laws of the Western Arkansas Sunday School Conven- ton.
 The election of township officers was taken up and Robt. Chasteen was elected vice president for this township association, and M. H, Baird secretary.
 The place of next annual meeting was fixed at Norristown, and time left to call of president. Music. Prayer by Rev. G. W. Johnson. On motion the association adjourn ed to meet as fixed above.
 l.. RUSSELL, President.
 M. H. BAIRD, Secretary.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-07-19
Why Not SeIxe the Golden Op.
 pOrtunity


 At New Orleans, La, on Tuesday,
 June l2th, 1888, the Extraordinary
 and 2l7th Grand Monthly Drawing of the Louisisns State Lottery oc- cured under the sole management of Cen'ls G. T. Beauregsrd of La. and Jubsl A. Early of Va. The prizes are in amount from $500, 900 or less. Some of the results are here given. No. 90.443 drew the First Capital Prize of $300,00O. It was sold in fractional parts of twentieths at $l each, and sent to Nj. A. Dauphln, New Or leans, La.; two to J. J. Zelincker, Bonham, Tex; one to Messrs Moore, Spaulding < O.. Boston, Mass.; one to the Menara Bros. 80 Customhouse street, New Orleans; one to Mrs. K. Clark, PIT Main St., Charlsstown
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-07-19
Lost or Mislaid.

A certain note given me by s. A. Bradley for S75,00 about 3 years ago has been lost or mislaId and take this method of notifying the said Bradley not to pay said note to any other per- son unless authorized by me to do 30 and all persons are notified that said note has been lost and if they trade for It they do it at their own risk. July F lsS4 SUSAN II. NORRIS.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-07-19
LEWIS W. DAVIS. JOHN B0ANs
 DA AYIS & B0ANS,
JOHN BOANS.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RUS
 SELLVILLE, ARKANSAS.

Will buy, sell or exchange lands, pay taxes and furnish abstracts when lands are sold free of charge.
 Parties desiring locations or deserip- tion of places for sale, please call at our office, opposite Shinn's store. River St. may l0-ly
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-07-19
NO AFFIDAvITs

Needed te prove that we are selling Shoes and Boots. Harness and Sad. dlery cheaper than anybody but call in and see for yourselves.
 G. w. HARKEr q S0N.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-07-19
Attention Ginners.

l hereby offer my services to those needing gins whettsd. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call on or address.
 D. F. MOORE. Aug l6. Russellville, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-07-19
Proceedings of Illinois Township Sunday School As-
 AOci a ton.


 The third annual meeting of this association met at Bethel July 9th, 1888, and was called to order by l.. Russell. president.
 Nj. H. Baird was elected secretary. The association work was then form ally commenced with music by the association and reading 23d Psalm, and 17th chapter of John, and pray CT by Rev. H. B. Miner. The pres ldent appointed the following com. mittees to-wit: On credentials, John Clingman, F. s. Cosper, Robt. Chas. teen and Mrs. c. A. Reed. On res- olutions, Rev. H. E. Milner, Rev. G. W. Johnson and Mrs. J. w. Fruit. The committee on credentials report ed the following delegatss preae nt and entitled to seats in the associa- tion. viz: Christian Sunday school, superintendent, Dr. J. w. Fruit, delegates, Beverly L. Clark, Mrs. J. W.Pruitt, Mrs. N. A. McAllaster and Mrs. J. l.. Shinn. Mountain View Sunday school, superintendent, John Clingman, delegates, w. G. Roberts and W. w. Williamson. Bethel Sun day school, Superintendent, '. $. Copper, delegates, J. H. Steltz and Miss Minnie Allen, Mountain Springs Sunday school, superintend. ent, Mrs. c. A. Reed, delegate. J. N. Tucker. M. E. Sunday school South. superintendent, Robt. Chas. teen, delegate, Mrs. Hattie Erxln. Presbyterian Sunday school, super. intendent, w. M, Oates, delegate, J. A. Miller. c. r. Sunday school, su. perintendent, H. B. Milner, delegates. M H. Baird, Misses Ella Hamilton and Lillie Rankin, M. K. Sunday school, superintendent, c. A. Reed, no delegates. New Hope Sunday school, not reported. Norrissown Sunday school, superintendent, w. F. Rose, delegates, J. c. Rogers and Miss Maggie Brsarley, Baptlst Sun. day school, superintendent, L. w. Davis, delegate, W.M.Peeler. Minis ters present and entitled to seats, Rev. H. E. Milner and G. w. John. sou. The written reports of the diff ferent schools were then filed with Al.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-07-19
FROM POLE TO POLE;

For rent contracts, deeds, mort gages and blanks of all kinds, call at the DEMOCRAT office.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-07-19

Should the heavens fall, many pip kIns xill be broken.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-07-19
READTHE EVIDENCE

Ws the undersigned haoing used Dy. /. f. POTTS CHILL KILLER in 0ur families wiht pefecf success, taxs pleasure in recommending 10 aU ad7iced wih Cnil1s and FeUer, and Dumb Chills Signed a. Y Doris F. Z. DaUis, Da0id 7. Hughes c. c. Winn a Spencer, /. l. Shinn, /. D. Williams, /. N MarshaH John a Eywin. Z. y. Daois, Jef Dacis, Johp Sims / H. Shinn
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-07-19
STATE OF AHkANSAS,
 CauNTY OY pnpr

! ofdco clerk the county
  the financial condition Pope county for the ending
  era districts collected for the lSs7 thls 2d W. c. RENFROW, (. JAMES POTTS, Clerk.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-07-19

-lt you want substantial and reli able chew of PLUG TO BACCO buy the SILK NET'' brand. For tin fruit cans, go to
 Miller & Roblnson's.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-07-19

We have for sale 100 desirable town lots; prlce, from $20 to Sl60. per lot; also, number of residences at very low prices.
 We have both improved and unim- proved country property located in the counties of Pope and Yell. Choice im- proved bottom lands, price from SIP to $27.50 per acre. Desirable improved fruit, grain vegetable and grass lands; price, $5.00 to $l5.00 per acre.
 We will sell, rent, pay taxes and manage property for non-residents. No charges for information, or for showing property.
 Office on Main street, one door east of R. II. Tate's.
 For further Information call upon or write 10 RUSSELL & WYATT,
 Russellville. Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-07-19

The above includes the taxes col iected for the year 1887, except as sessor's penalty and poll tax, which will be apportioned 10 the various school districts together with state appOrtionment, which will be receiv. ed about lst of August.