The Russellville Democrat., 1890-09-11

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 Mrs, Jeanie Mays is visiting hel mother, Mrs. Oliver.
 Twenty-Five yards of calico for $I.0t at T. J. Russell & Bros.
 --Mr. G. W. Pitts of Little Rock, il visiting friends in town.
 Mrs. Patrick is visiting her son the station agent at Mill Greek, thil week.
 The Weathers trial for bigamy will come up before the Yell circuit court to-day.
 Remnants of worsted worth I0c. and l5c., going at 5c. per yard, at T. J. Rus sell & Bros.
 We have several interesting com. munications which are crowded oui this week for the lack of room.
 Wells. of Yell county, charged with murder, has been granted a change of venue to Johnson county.
 Our merchants and business men will oblige us by handiag in their ad- yertising favors and change of matter by Tuesday afternoon.
 Several of our citizens went down to Atkins last Thursday evening to as. sist in jubilating over the democratic victory. They report gorgeous time.
 Judge Crayens reviewed the evi- dence in the Sweden case last week and placed the bail Of the accused at s4000. Up to this time he has been un- able to give the bond.
 We are selling all old goods at great ly reduced prices to make room for our immense stock that is now arriving. IL will pay you to come and get prices T. J. Rusaeli & Bro.
 Among the new salesmen not pre- yiously announced in these columns are: NJ. s. Hughey at Weimers drug store; Will Cox at Tucker & Sons, and Lon Spencer at Bernard Bros.
 Just received Two car loads furni. ture, and it must be sold in sixty days everything in our line.
 ONO. A. ERW IN ~ Oos
 Jeff Bu lock is said to be slaugh : terlng prices at Wootens without re. gard to values since the arrival of that young lady at his house last week. Il is bis first experience of that kind and it naturally makes him jubilant.
 We are opening up one of the nices, and cheapest lines of dry goods that has ever been brought to this city, and we propose to sell them cheap. So come in and see us. T. J. Russell & Bro.
 The first bale of new cotton was brought in by Mir. Vim. Ferguson last Friday and sold to R. J. Wilson al 1l14c. The first bale last year was brought to town by the same person one day earlier than this year.
 We yield considerable space to day to the excellent address of Prof. A. k. Lee delivered before the County Teach. er's Institute. It is a paper of surpass- ing importance to teachers and parents and will be read very generally with great interest.
 On and after the first day of August it is lawful to kill deer until the 31st day of January; from September l tc May l, it is lawful to kill wild turkeys, grouse or prairie chickens; its lawful to kill quail or cartridges from October l to February 2S.
 Read carefully all the advertise. ments in the DEMOCRAT. The man who adveItises always has the best goods and sells at the lowest figures. It is the fellow who dosen't advertise who is behind the times, with last years styles and last century's prices.
 A terrapin with the name "Otto Branning" engraved on it's shell was found in the woods three miles from town last Tuesday by Mike Kelley Otta Framing lived here nine years ago and doubtless his terrapinship has been going about with this inscription ever since.
 -Dr. O'Kelly, Russellville's fayorite dentist was unable to finish the work that crowded in upon him last week and Lad to return Monday and Is still here. The more our people get ac- quainted with him the better they like him, and as a dentist ho hasn't su perior in the State.
 THE EYES. There are three defects of the eyes, namely: Hypermetropia (far-sight), Myopia, (near sight), Byo' pia, Gold sight,, simple or compound Astigmatism, all of which ought to bt corrected by the use of glasses. H. c Wilkey, by the use of Johnson's Eye Meter guarantees fit to any of tn, above defects
 Assessor J. A. Hickman filed hii report this week with the clerk iron which we gather the following itemi of general interest: Number subject tC poll tax in the county, 3sS3; number o lists secured by assessor, 42l0; tota amount Of personal property in last as sessment, $l,30S, ,297; increase In per sonal and real property during th' year about S90Oe.
 News has been received here of , very severe drubbing administered tt Prof. Mallett. late candidate for sena tor, by one Mir. Russell, last week The report goes that Mir. Mallett sever ly chastised one of Mir. Russell's sons in school and meeting hIm afterward the father of the mistreated boy pro oceeded to belabor him with clul in such vigorous manner that thu old fellow has been in bed ever since
 Capt. J. ". Russell. we'll and ia yorably known to all our people, hai become associated with his brother il the merchantile business and hereafter the firm will be styled T. J. Russell S Co. There is no man in town perhaps more experienced in merchantile affair than Capt. Russell, nor one whose re entrance into the commercial areni would be hailed with more genuine pleasure. The DEMOCRAT extends t the new firm its best wishes for pros perity.
 The editor of the Vindlcator mad a miserable failure last week trying [ answer the charges set forth in th' letters of Messrs. Williamson and Ger her as published In the DEhocEA' Auqast 2s. Like all his articles thi fast one lacked the essen tial element 0 ..tn hA