The Russellville Democrat., 1888-09-20

cluded, will be at RussellvIlle as at oth- CT points. Wonder if the misrepresen- tation was intended to hurt the show, or was it devised to keep the people away from Russsllville? In either event it is small newspaper business. EVERY BODY INVITED TO CALL AND BUY A BOTTLE OF DR. POTTS CHILL KILLER.
 J. ". WELLS.
 Ut affords us great pleasure to ac- knowledge receipt at the hands of our esteemed friend. Capt. John K. Homer Scott, of very acceptable and highly prized memento of his recent north western summer sojourn consisting of a bottle of Pictured Rock Sand, in forty two shades, artistically arranged to rep resent numerous waver, layers and diamonds, an eagle and U. s. flag on one side and the following inscription upon the other: "To the Russellville Democrat, B. F. lobe, Editor. from John K. Homer Scott" The novel de- sign Is the invention and handiwork of Andrew Clemens, deaf mute, thirty one years of age, born at Dubuque, Iowa, now engaged in business at McGregor. He was educated at Council Bluff Deaf Mute school, and has attained wonder ful proficiency in his line of work. The sand used is very fine and beauts- full and Is obtained two miles belcg McGregor. The tools used are hickory sticks pointed, tin ladies and scoops, all made by his own hands. The sand Is so solidly packed that it cannot be mix ed, and the figures formed inside the globe stand out in bold relief. It Is a marvellous piece of work considering the manner of it's construction and must needs be seen to be fully appre- ciated. Again we thank the Captain for the trophy.
 --DR. POTTS CHILL KILLER Is THE BOSS REMEDY FOR CHILLS. GUARANTEED TO CURE OR MON EY REFUNDED TRY IT.
 J. ". Wells.
 Firing of the restraints of prison life, the inmates ofthe county jail made an attempt to regain their liberty last week by saving the bars in one of the windows. Through the wig ilance of Jailor Strickland the plan was detected and frustrated. An in- spection of the windows disclosed the fact that one of the iron bars had been cut almost half in two, presumably with a saw made out of a case knife, al- though vigorous search of the prIson- CTS and their apaTtment failed to dis close the implement. Two small files were found however and confiscated. The work of the prisoners was most clevsrly and ingeniously done. Putty was used to cover the aperture in the bar to prevent detection. and it was on- ly discovered by the vlgilant jailor run ming the bars with his pocket knife to see that they were all right. Exposed as the jail is without stOckade around it the wonder is that the attempt to free themselves has been delayed so long. But with all the assistance they may get, they will be exceedingly sharp to outwit Sheriff Young and his jailor. As precautionary measure Judge Bull lock is making arrangements to have the jail enclosed with strong and sub stantial stockade, an act that will be conceded to be emlnently correct and proper the necessity for it having been made strikingly apparent.
 We have large line of gents suits from $12.20 to $20. which we will guarantee to give the trade perfect We are offering great bargains on these goods.
 Wooten & Oates.