The Russellville Democrat., 1889-04-25

--Messrs, John Cleveland and J. j.
Lester, of Atkins, successfully passed
examination and were licensed to prae.
tice law by the recent circuit court.
They seem determined to master the in
tricacies of their chosen profession and
in this undertaking the DEMOCRAT wish
es them success.
Every Free and Accepted Mason
should have Masonic Diploma prop
erly filled out and signed by the officers
of his lodge. 1t is especially valua-
bic when journeying among strangers
and an invaluable testimonial to leave
ones family in case of death. Capt.
James NJ. Harkey has them for sale.
Call or write for one without delay.
-CoTToS SEED FOR SALE.--I have for
sale 100 bushels of fine cotton seed. A.
j. HARTsELL, Russellyille, Ark.
1t is said that one of our young men
has been so vastly BENefitted by the
presence of certain young lady in
town that he discourses upon the inter-
esting topic of mat RYE mony in way
that indicates most profound and care
full study of the subject. In fact the OBJ
jections to entering this state of felicity
have been by him reduced to MINNIE
mum.
Don't insure your life till you see
Robert Chasteen, District Agent for
Famous Life Association, or one of his
agents.
The Bernard Bros. new hotel is
rapidly approaching completion. The
painting and some of the interior work
is yet to be done. Mr.. LaZenby of At
kins has the contract to do the paint
ing. When finished It will be one of
the handsomest hotels and most CON-
plete in every appointment, on the line
of the Little Rock and FIT. Smith rail-
way. 1t is credit alike to Russellville
and the proprietors.
Remember Love & Roys offer some
thing new every week. This week 1t
is bird cages of all kinds. Watch and
see what we offer next week.
Not content with our showing up
of the shams and hollow pretenss of
his journalistic course in regard to cer-
tain matters, the Mail man asks If we
still want to straighten him. Why GER
tainly we would much prefer to see you
straighten up and be man, but II you
persist In doing otherwise so be it. The
mistakes you have confessed would
never have been committed had you
been as straight as you ought to have
been. You can continue making them
or desist, just as you like.
-Patronize home institutions by in
surfing in the Famous Life Association.
Ii offers the best insurance for the least
premium paid, of any now before the
people.
w. Fl. Chaffin, of Newton county,
who figured in the arrest of young Tate
for the theft of Jno. w. Quinn's horse
last summer, and who was instrument
al in running In some hard characters
in Yell and other counties during the
and fall, was apprehended a
few months ago for some little indiscre-
ton of his own-forgery we learn, fer
which he was sentenced to the pen for
two years by the Newton circuit court
and passed down the road last week to
enter upon his engagement with the
State. He was looked upon while here
as a shrewd and courageous officer.
Enquire of Robert Chasteen and
get an explanation of the Companion
Policy offered by the FAMOUS Life As
soclation. 1t is the best feature in the
way of insurance ever placed before the
people.
"A trade which has been pending for
several weeks was consummated few
days ago by which the M. e. church
comes into possession of one lot on the
nor theast corner of Block "a in Rus
sells addition, fronting on Russell
street, on which it Is proposed to erect
a new church to cost something like
S2500. The old church property on the
corner of Marion and st. Mary streets,
including the parsonage, will be sold.
Work will begin on the new church as
soon as the necessary arrangements
can be perfected. 1t is to be a frame
building of the most modern style Of
church architecture.
Parties expecting to buy harvest
ing machinery should see about placing
their orders at once, so as to get ma
chimes in time for work. We are agents
for the Deering Reapers and Mowers
and Empire Droppers.
Lovo g. Roys.
We are pleased to announce that
the new council is considering the adj
of putting up water works.
This question was pretty thoroughly
discussed a year or so ago, and develop
ed the fact that large proportion of
our citizens favored the project. Had
it not been for the heavy burdens upon
our citizens at that time the movement
would have been successful. Now that
there is nothing in the way we trust
the people will encourage the council
to move promptly in the matter. Prop
crly constructed, a system of water
works would not be expensive to main
tain, and the advantages accruing by
reason of decreased insurance rates and
protection In case of fire, would soon
pay back the cost. BY all means let us
have water works, and the sooner the
better