The Russellville Democrat., 1890-07-24


 retur ed from Ozark.
 Perry S Son will pay the highest price for country produce.
 MT. Shep Brown has moved to his new residence on the west side.
 Mrs. Sophia Harris of Little Rock is visiting Mrs. M. Jacobson.
 Miss Mary Allen returned from Arkadslphia Tuesday after years ab- sence.
 Mir. Mace Bernard has moved to his beautiful new home near the Chris tan church.
 Excavation for the foundation of the new buildings on Jefferson street is being pushed with vigor. Resolutions of Banner Lodge No. 1853. K. of H. on the death of Mir. John Oliver will appear next week.
 The drouth has been most effectu- ally broken in all parts of the county so far as we have heard from except a small section near Silex. It is believed that there is valua- ble deposit of iron ore in the Norris town mountain. An investigation Is now going on, report of which will be given later.
 --The contract for the wood work on the new bank building has been award ed to Mess. Clayton & Mckinney. The brick work will be done by Mir. Penn of ClarksvilJe.
 Materials for the new storehouse of Qr nnfn I.ns. x>.,k tt1r ground. MT. A. K. Bollinger has the contract for the wood work and R. S.. Truitt for the brick work. Morton and Co. will make it to your interest to call on them for dress goods. They mean business as you will find by giving them trial.
 -t apt. J. NJ. Harkey is overwhelm- ed with calls to address the people, and is filling as many appointments as pos ] sible. He is now in the mortimer n town ships speaking every night. The Southern Home Building and Loan Association. $20, 0,000, 900 capital. 1 No bidding for Loans. On simple Business principles. Can borrow the full amount of your stock. For infor- nation apply to J. F. MUNDAY, agent.
 The Rev. Mir. Hall, an eminent divine, formerly editor of the Arkansas Baptist, has been conducting meet | ing at the Baptist church since Sum- | day night. Services will be continued throughout the week.
 J Parties wishing to apply tor pensions under new or previous pension laws will find it to their advantages to call on w. W. Brashear or l.. c. O'Barr, Russellyille. They have the necessary | blanks. July 31. | Democrats come out next Thurs day and hear Governor Eagle expose the lttleness Of the s'little giant" Col. W. L. Terry or Col. J. E. Williams, one or both, will also be here. It will grand day for democracy. Don't fail to be present.
 Jacobson has repeatedly called atten- tion to the fact that his stock of men s and boys clothing is the most complete in the county, and ysu can surely SUIT yourself at lower figures than at any other house in town.
 --The union labor ladies will re- member that the Vindicator disconn- tenances their attendance at political gatherings, but the democrats holding a different view think their presence lends charm and dignity to such oc- casions. Therefore in their behalf we extend to the ladies of whatever political belief cordial invitation to attend the joint debate between Messrs. Eagle and Fizer at this place next Thursday.
 Jacobson's prices on summer goods this week are veritable eye openers. Cost and profit cut no figure, all we want is to clear out our stock to make room for the most elegant line of fall goods ever placed before the citizens of Russellvllle.
 Democracy in this county was never more alert than at present. l Clubs are bein formed in almost ev- cry township and the liveliest interest is manifested in the pending campaign. Among the most recently organized clubs may be mentioned two in Holly Bend township, Robt. Whitesidss pres ident of one, K. N. Newport president of the other; one in Lee township, D.. B. Richardson, president; one in Gala Rock township, Robt. Talley presi- dent.
 --The ladies of the Presbyterian church will have another Spelling Bee" next week, as they are so much in need of funds for the completion of their church. Hope the public gener- ally will turn out and aid them. The spoilers will be secured beforehand. Full particulars in next issue.
 --1he vindicatsr's slim excuse for not publishing Mir. Bonds letter has called forth another communication from that gentleman in defense of his position, which we publish elsewhere. As the Vindlcator's stock in trade Is, and has been eyer since It was started, to parade before the public infamous and untrue charges against the demo- cratic party, it will certainly not ob- feet to the rehearsal of few scraps Of history which are ot such recent oc- currence as to be easily remembered and verified by hundreds of our best citizens. In view of the facts as pa thetically told by Mir. Bonds is it any wonder that he, and Mir. D. K. Grant, and Mir. Sllas Henry and Mir. Jacob Harkey, spurned the overtures made them by the leaders of the party with whom these same fellows are now training, to come over and join them In their efforts to defeat the democratic party in this county and State? Some there may be whose memory is short
 who have been deceived into an alli ance with them, but the great body o democrats who were the victims o their venality Tn 1872, will rally around the standard of democracy, the only safe guard and defense against theil return to power.