The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-28

MT. J. R. Oates has been mention- ed as a candidate, for constable of this | (Illinois) township, and will make the | If his candidacy Is endorsed at the race | primary election next month. Mir. Oates would make a painstaking and ef- cient officer if elected.
 , Gall immediately if you want Re | frigerators. Jno. A. Erwin & Co. MT. Horace Bradley has consented to make the race for justice of the peace of Illinois township, provided he is endorsed in the primary. MT. Brad ely possesses all the qualifications nec- cessary to faithful discharge of the duties of the office should he be elect | ed.
 ---Now is your time to secure bar gains. M. Jacobson. --We take pleasure in calling atten- ton to the advertisement of a new real estate firm recently organized in this place. Messrs. Russell and Wyatt are among our most reliable and progress siye citizens and the most implicit con- fidence can be placed in every repre- sentation made by them. We wish them success.
 Wilson is making especially low prices for cash during the summer.
 Wharton, the negro organiser, says he wants space in the DEMOCRAT to de- Ey our report of his speech in last weeks paper. Well, he can have it and welcome. Our proof is abundant ly plentiful and convincing to sustain our side of the controversy. Let the ball open.
 FOR SALE.-A good COW. Apply to J. w. WELLS.
 Col. E. B. Henry, representing Mt. Petit Jean, has filed an application in the chancery court at Little Rock against the board of trustees of the summer Normal school restraining them from locating the college at Mt. Nebo. So if Nebo gains the school 1t will be at the end of lawsuit.
 You can't possibly do without a refrigerator. Jno. A. Erwin & Co.
 --Prof.C.D. Woolverton, Professor of Natural Science in the Baptist college at Philadelphia stopped off at this place Monday as he was returning from the teachers meeting at Dardanelle. and paid us a social call. While in the city he was the guest of his former school-mate, Lawrence Russell, Esq.
 Well tiling of best grade at.
 GARDEN & LovE's.
 -"Dr." Lucian La Rose, scoun- drel of the deepest dye, who married a young lady in Grant county few weeks ago, and heartlessly deserted her few days after, was arrested last Fri. day for practicing medicine without li- cense at Atkins, where he had hung out his shingle. The friends of the young lady in Grant county are anx- ious to get hands on him,
 If you want to live like prince, buy refrigerator.
 Jno. A. Erwin &. Co.
 In Esq. McKinney's court last Thursday a fine of S20 and costs was assessed against the following persons charged with disturbing religious wor- ship at Norristown, viz: Lige Evans, Joe Skipper, John Britton and Will Bentley. D. Spainhour and Charley Childers were discharged owing to in- suficiency of evidence to hold them.
 Ladies call and examine my goods and prices before buying elsewhere. NJ. Jacobson. Several persons who heard Whar- ! tons speech at Potts Station last Satur- day afternoon have told us that it con- vlnced them that all we said in our re- port of Wharton's speech last week was true. His monstrous propositions were stated with such abandon as to clearly indicate ts what depths he would go to get the office he is seeking.
 A large stock of Mason improved fruit jars, Keen Kutter moving blades, etc., at Garden & Loves.
 Following the custom of the coun- try press we will not issue news edi- ton of the DEMOCRAT next week---it be- ing 4th of July week. We will issue, however, our large illustrated Immi- grafton edition, a copy of which will be sent each of our subscribers.
 -Wharton's speech to the negroes is creating a profound sensation in all parts of the county. A few more of the same sort and there will not be enough left of the U. l.. P. outside of the republican contingent to make a respectable reminiscence. Democrats will not enact the rule of republican assistants when the curtain of hypoc- risy is cast aside as 1t is being most ef- 1 fectually done by Wharton and his CO., l horts in this county.
 Every day this week fresh bread Graham, Rye and Rusks-at
 Bernard & Co.'S.
 Two Of our most worthy young la dies have opened an ice cream parloI in one of the vacant rooms of the old Berryman hotel. Everything will bs exquisitely neat and clean. They have christened their little parlor "The North Pole" It is needless te state that such a venture is MORE than wor thy the liberal patronage of our people Delicious cream, cake and lemonade served every Monday and Thursday nights at reasonable rates.
 Tt is not only surprising but aston ishing how much goods little cash will buy at R. J. Wilson's.
 Wharton addressed the negroes or Negro Ridge, south of Potts Ststior Saturday night and from what we learr it was the acme of false doctrines anC untenable propositions. So glarini were his mistatements and ridiculou his theories that Anderson Williamson colored man of the neighborhood, o good intelligence, arose and in shor speech refuted his arguments and theo ries, much to the discontinue of can didate Wharton. We learn that the at tempt to organize the negroes after th' meeting closed resulted in signal fail , ure.
 Ladies call at the furniture stor and see our Refrigerators, and mak that stingy old husband buy one.