The Russellville Democrat., 1890-12-25

' remin Ter of your friendship and good will for year.
 The officers of the masonic lodge ai Dover will be installed the 27th inst, beginning at 10 8. m. The installation ceremonies will be followed by ban quet. We acknowledge, with thanks, an invitation attend.
 Deputy United States Marshal Sugg passed up Thursday to Fort Smith hay ing in charge Lee Floyd and Sidney Banner charged with passing spurious coin. The men were captured In Car dons Bottom, Yell County.
 -Moaroe Shinn, of California, came in Saturday. Heis brother of Judge N. D. Shinn, and several years ago re- sided in this county. He Is much im- pressed with the changes and improve men;s made since he went away.
 Mrs. W. D. Kelton supplied num- ber of persons with handsome Christ mas offering consisting of the Lords prayer printed on satin. Some of them were arranged for banners, others framed. They were most appropri- ate present.
 Williom Brooks' stock of holiday goods is yet quite complete, not withstAnding the great rush during the past week. You can still get good selections if you will but call. See his musical instruments and novelties of all kinds.
 The examining trial of Charley Harn for the murder of Tom Jones was concluded at Dardanelle Saturday and resulted in the holding of the accused for circuit court. Hsrn was brought over here and lodged in jail late Sstur- day afternoon.
 A long felt want supplied by tho es- tablish ment of the Strickland & Young grain and feed store. They keep al. ways on hand full line of feed. Par tiesneeding anything in this line would do well to call and examine before pur- chasing elsewhere.
 We do not desire to mar the pleas ure of any during the gift-beariDg sea- son, but would gently suggest to hus- bands that they restrain their exuber- ance of feeling over the presents re. ceiyed from their better-halyss until they get the bills for thom.
 Christmas goods arc going at sacri- fee at Weimer's. Positively no goods will be carried over this season. Ev- erything must go at some price or oth- CT. Don't fail to call and examine the stock. You will not have such another chance to obtain bargains.
 The legislature to convene next month will be very important and interesting session. The DEnocRAT's weekly reports of the proceedings will be full d comprehensive. Our friends who are not on eur list would do well to subscribe and keep posted.
 Will sell cheap for cash lots 8, g and part off, in block 8 Luker's addition with improvements thereon, consisting of one fonr-room and ono two-room dwelling, both in good order. Apply to c. ". o. Davis, or R. c. Brown. Jan s.
 Some one evidently paving the way for a jail delivery threw poison to the watch dog inside the jail enclosure one night last week. The poison did not perform tho deadly work expected Of it. but made the dog very sick, from the effect of which it has not recovered.
 Esq. W l.. Crow informs us of the loss by fire of the residence of w. 5. Kinder in Moreland township l6th inst. Mir. Kinder's loss amounts to between s250 and $500, including considerable portion of his household effects. His neighbors have contributed enough to enable him to rebuild.
 The new suit worn by Rev. ". H. Williams is the product of Henry SteuckePs tailoring establishment. IL is quite unnecessary to add that 1t was perfect fitting and set of the wearsr to excellent advantage. That much is guaranteed in all suits tur ned out by Mfr. Stueckel.
 MT. Joe Brown of Piney and Miss Della Poynter, the beautiful daughter of Mir. Harry Poynter of Dover, were married on the 14th inst. They have moved toRussellville and are livingwitt the groom's mother on Russell street The DEMOCRAT wishes them long llfs of unalloyed happinoss.
 "A double wedding took place at tho Presbyterian church, Potts Station Wednesday evening, Dec. 24. Th' high contracting parties were: Dr Sidney Ragsdale and Miss Lillis Fergn- son. Willie Ferguson and Miss Lul' Parker. The DEMOCRAT extends con gratulations and best wishes.
 Thomas Shinn, brother of Judge N. D. Shinn and Monroe Shinn. Of Cal ifornia, arrived Monday, and the meet l ing Of these three brothers after year, l of separation, was indeed agecting. Tho visiting brothers will be the guests of Judge Shinn. Relatives and friend are requested to call upon them at hi
 residence.
 --The county convention to bo hel' on the Sd of January next promises t be the largest body of the kind tha ever assembled in the county. If al the townships send the full number O
 delegates they are entitled to under til
 call of the county central commttte
 there will be 93 present. It will be
 thoroughly representative body
 men.
 We want it positively understoo
 tn at we will not give out any ticket f in our second annual drawing afte
 one o'clock Dec. 3lst, and we insist 0 prompt payment from all parties ov us. We will not carry oyer any ope
 accounts another year. Every thin
 must be settled some way. We mea business.
 Love & Roys Hard ware Co. -Col. T. H. Elgin, the rustling pr, [ prIetor sf the Russellvills Marble worl ! has obtained an order for A magnificeI f monument to mark the resting place , Judge Monte H. Sandels, late asaocia
 justice of the supreme court. The re
 atives and friends of the lamented r ceased can rest assured they will ha' r in the work when finished testimo e ial worthy of the name and fame their distinguished dead. -One night last week a tenant hou i owned by W. ". Williamson and c u cupied by l.. c. Clarl, situated A mi '. or so north of town, caught fire in sor
 unknown manner and burned to q
 ground. Most of Mir. Clark's househo .1 ! kb lf b