The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1890-11-20

Prof. ]. H. Fry. principal OF the
Atkins public achool, has been reap
pointed County Examiner. He has
made q painstaking, Jealous, energetic
! and efficient official and his appoint.
ment to succeed himself gives satisfac-
ton.
J. b. Erwin, Justice OF the peace.
Office In court house. All business en-
trusted 70 HE care will be promptly at
tended to.
Thanksgiving services will be held
by the members OF the Y. p. 8. @. K.
on Thanksgiving night. The program
will consist OF anthems. solos, quar-
tets, duets, orations, essays. recitstions.
etc. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
To Mothers Of Young Hopefuls :-Ja-
cobson has full line Of knee pants,
ran ging In pr ice from 25c. TO 81. They
are cheaper than you can buy the cloth
for.
Cotton wsigher Rushing weighed
over 100 bales OF cotton Tuesday. Up
to that date he had weighed 5000 bales,
1000 more than at this time last year.
This speaks volumes for Russollville ~
q cotton market, q fact the trading pub
lie Is not slow to appreciate.
aMan wants but little here below,
nor wants that little long, bnt then
he wants that little at the lowest fgur-
es, which he can only find at Morton q
Goa.
The train that leaves here at .
o'clock every morning for TT. Smith
will very shortly leave under q new
schedule an hour or so later. The
night train from Little Rock will con-
tinue to arrive here at 1918 ~ hersto-
fore.
"Sing, sing, what shall / sing? The
cat ran away with the puddin' bag
string" and let prices drop through
the cracks and on the ground at Morton
& Co.'S.
Mr.. Edward G Hess, formerly .
citizen Of this place and Miss Rose J..
Barbroks, Of Omaha, Nebraska. were
married the 18th inst. Eds many Rus
sellvills friends extend congratula-
lions and tender best wishes for long
and happy life.
Why buy watches. clocks and jewel
nv in Little Rock when you can get
them lust as cheap and on inst rs favor
able terms In Russsllville at II. G.
Wilkey's.
DIR. w. H. Hill returned last FRI
day from Hot Springs, not quite. bu1
almost cured of his rheumatic trouble.
He thinks his full recovery 10 only =
question Of very short time. con-
sumation his many friends most
earnestly desire.
Jacobson sfill has the call on the la
dies fine shoes. The reason is explain
ed In fow words -Dittman's shoes are
the best fitting, most durable and cheap
est. Try thsm.
Mr.. J. R. Wheat, or Pes Ridge,
this State, enroute to the masonic
grand lodge, stopped of and spent
Monday with his brother, Rev. W.
C. Wheat. We received call from
him while here and was glad to form
his acquaintance.
All those needing photos for Xmas
will please give the artist an early call,
and thus avoid the rush. Remember
that he will be absent and gallery clos
ed during the first ten days of Deesm-
Der.
An alarming mortality among
horses and mules from blind stag
gers is reported from some sections
OF the State. This 10 produced BY the
use Of rotten corn and exists to great
err or less extent every year when too
much wet weather has rotted the corn.
The best protection against loss OF this
character Is care In feeding.
Don't buy town lots until you see
those on the market In Terrence adj
dition. No others can compare with
them. Lawrence Bradley, the agent,
will take pleasure In showing them to
you.
Rev. w. B. Johnssy left Tuesday
for Eureka to attend the annual confer
ence OF his church, which met at that
place yesterday. Mr.. Johnsey has
served the passionate here most accepta-
bly, for two years and has won many
warm friends In aud out OF his church,
all Of whom, should he be again sent to
this work, would extend to him
warm welcome.
Lawrence Bradley will sell you prop
erty in the beautiful Terrence addition
at figures that will pay you to invest
whether you want to build home or
hold for profit. The most desirable lots
are going rapidly.
Rev. C. K. Smith, who spent sew.
nj years as q missionary In Africa,
lectured TO large audience Assem- BLEED
in the Baptist church last Monday eve
ming. His discourse treated OF the
l. - haf frh ta M
habits, customs, etc., and the urgent
necessity for christian effort among
them. The lecture was interesting
and instructive from start to finish.
You can buy first class cigar at the
RusselIville Cigar Factory, hsmsmadc
and equal to the best. You can also
buy at the same place by the pound,
home raised leaf tobacco. A. G. Law
ton. proprietor.
DIR. Erwin Howard and son. Even
of Gainsyille, Texas, were guests OF
their kinsman, County Clerk Howard,
Sunday. They left Monday for Martin
township to visit Mr.. Joe Howard and
other relatives. Tuesday = dispatch
came announcing the serious Illness OF
q member OF the family at GAINESVILLE
and they Immediately left for home, to
the great regret Of many friends whom
they did not get to see.
This beats the world-all wool. fast
color, cochinesl dye shirts and drawers
for boys and girls at Jacobson's, prices
from 25c. according to size. They are
advertised IN st. Louis papers at Acc.
same goods; we'll prove It.
In our report Of the proceedings Of
circuit court last week reference wal
made TO q case entitled State VS.. J. b
Eyants. As there is but one j. b
Eyants In this county and he our fsl
low. townsman and general merchant
considerable surprise was caused By
the publication. The error, 70: O
course Ii was an error, was caused By
the writing OF Evants forEvans. j. b
| Ev.na WAS the marty In court and no