The Russellville Democrat., 1890-08-07
NORTON 4 GO. ere mak- ing room for Their full stock. You can 6ay eUe1yfhing cheap 10r the cash.

l Y'ou can 6uy eUezyfhan5 lcheap 10r the cash.
 Miss Etta Wilson of Little Rock wal the guest of Miss Kate Wilson lasl week.
 Mrs. Rufe Howell of Dardanelle took the train Monday for Kansas City to visit her brother.
 MT. Thomas Hamilton, Jr., of Dal. las, Texas, has been visiting friends in this county the past week. 1 For buggies, phaetons, road carts &e., go A. T. Davis. Hc can suit yor {, no matter what you want.
 Why wear glasses that hurt and l injure the eye when you can get per. feet fit by calling on H. c. Wilkey.
 For the first ripe peaches of the season we are indebted to Mir. J. C. Mayfield of Gum Log. Many thanks
 -Messrs. Russell and Gambler. op, posing candidates for the legislature addressed the people at Dover Satur- day.
 --The young people were given 2 l pleasant social party at the residence of Miss Bert Russell last Friday eve ming.
 The DEMOCRAT force is placed under heavy weight of obligations to MT. Bob L. Erwin for a large and luscious watermelon.
 MT. Gus Howell arrived from Vicksburg, Miss, Saturday. and is re- ceiving cordial welcome from his many friends.
 Rev. W. B. Johnsey and Rev. Geo. W. Hill of Morrilton, will exchange pulpits next Sabbath. Service morn- ing and evening.
 Miss Nancy Bell and Miss Mamie Oates of Potts Station, and Misses Ma " and Hattie Oates of Little Rock, are guests of Miss Cora McCarthur.
 "A blind tiger was captured at Dar- danelle Monday. Others are thought to be lurking in the vicinity and a sharp lookout Is kept for them.
 --Messrs. c. s. Bell, E. E. B. Falls and J. B. Sinclair of Gala Creek town ship, favored us with a pleasant and substantial call Monday afternoon.
 -Messrs. Harkey and Mallett had an appointment to speak at Dover last Saturday. The Prof. failed to material ize on account of sickness, we learn. Rev. J. II. Wofford and Rev. W. Nj. Robson and wife of Morrilton. Dr. J. H. Bruton of Appleton, Eds. Garland, Neither and Teckal are attending the theological debate.
 The projec to establish an original package saloon inRussellville has doubt | less been abandoned. The fate of the Conway and Morrilton adyenturers is a warning worth needing. The proceedings of the London democratic club will appear next week. MT. John J. Rye was selected as dele- l gate to the convention of democratic clubs at Little Rock to-day. Wonder If the vindicator will tack le Messrs. Henry, Grant and Bonds next to see if they are democrats and l intend voting the democratic ticket. He who laughs last laughs best. Fifteen to IS per cent per annum is big interest for money. Prepaid stock l in the Arkansas Building and Loan As- sociation will earn that for seven years. See W. J. Reynolds at the Peoples Bank.
 -One of the most pleasant social par 1 ties of the season was given Tuesday | evening by Mir. and Mrs. l.. B. Mcclure. A large number of young people were there and delightful evening was spent.
 Docs the Vindicator intend to de- fend the crimes referred to in the Bonds letter? If so, speak out. Of course, the guilty parties are stirred up. but we hardly expected our neighbor to take up their cause.
 Miss Ethie Deshong entertained a number of her young friends at her home last Monday evening. Refresh ments were served, and many other interesting features were enjoyed until late hour.
 Our accommodating and efficient dentist, Dr. O'Kelly is again in his of- flee this week. He will remain till Friday at least. If you need work in his line call early and avoid the rush at the close of his visit.
 Money at 4 to per cent per annum Is cheap. That Is what 1t costs the members who borrow from the Arkan- sas Building and Loan Association. W. J. Reynolds secretary and treasurer.
 From our friend, Dr. J. H. Brutop of Appleton, we learn that very suc- cessful protracted meeting has just closed at his place, resulting in several aecessions to the c. P. church. Crop prospects in Griffin township good, es- pecially cotton.
 The Vindicator is complaining be- cause democratic land-holders will not rent land to republicans or union labor men. This is sad. Especially go, since it Is true that the republicans and union labor men keep democrats awake nights offering them favors. This is a very ungrateful world, to be sure.
 -J. K. Perry of Conway county, was arrested here last Thursday for operat- ing blind tiger. He had a jury trial guilty and fined $200 and costs. His brother arrived this week and effected his release by securing the payment of all charges assessed against him.
 -Yell county's primary election was held last Saturday. 2059 votes were boiled. Here Is the ticket: Represent atiye, J. l.. Williams; county judge, G.. l.. Wirt; circuit clerk, J. H. McCargo ; county clerk, W. R. Hayden; sheriff, J. H. Howard; assessor, c. W. Phil- lips; treasurer, J. J. Robertson; eoro- ner, J. c. Bailey; surveyor, s. c. Dean.
 Arkansas Building and Loan Associ- stlon compounds it's per cent interest and premium eighty-four times in sew en years, which makes 1t yield the in- vestor Is to IS per cent per annum. w. J. Reynolds, agent.
 The St. Louis Republics Morrllton correspondent included in his report of the speaking there last Friday this par agraph; "Hon. Jef DavIs of Russell ville, closed the day in masterly speech, which carried conviction to all l his hearers His eastigatiOn of the