The Russellville Democrat., 1891-08-20

the Farmers Building and Loan As- sociation of Nashville. Tenn, was here Monday, and favored the DEMOCRAT with a very pleasant call. The Farm CTS is strong, reliable Association, and local branch of which will in all probability be established here in the near future.
 The most complete linef of musical instruments ever brought to Russell vile will be found at Brooks.
 By the lucky turu cf the wheel in the New Orleans lottery last week, Charlie May, the colored barber, cap- tured the snng little sum of $l ,260in spot cash He held one-twentieth of the ticket which drew $25,000, AL though elated at his good fortune, he plys razor and shears with usual dex- territory at the old stand.
 WANTED, = Rockmen and laborers at
 Mill Creek quarry. Apply at work. UNION BRIDGE Go. --Barrister Dan B. Granger made an application before Associate Justice Mansfield at Ozark last week for an appeal in the Sweden case and sue ceeded in getting the same allowed. The case will be heard before the full bench sometime next fall and a strong effort made to have the case reversed and remandcd for new trial.
 BurIey leaf tobacco for chewing aud
 smoking at Wm. Brooks Drugstore.
 Price 15 cents per pound Call and ex-
 anime it.
 -we took look through MT. John l H. Gamers photograph gallery one
 day last week and saw some work equal to the best done in city offices.
 He has all the instruments and ad- 1 juncts necessary to a first-class gallery. I Give him call If you want work of
 any kind, you will be treated well,
 and get satisfactory pictures.
 Have you watch that needs re- pairs, or some broken jewelry which | you wish mendedf If so take them to H. c. Wilkey. the jeweler, and have
 them repaired in first class order.
 "A district alliance for the fourth
 congressional district was organized in
 Little Rock Monday. J. II. Burris, of l Appleton, was made president, and 1 Morilton, January 12, 1892, selected as 1 the time and place for the next meet | iu&s hIc GAhOdbtShAf means that an effort will be made to send an alliance man to congress from l this district next year.
 A young man, 21 years of age, desir-
 ous of attending the Russellville Grad ed School, wants to exchange what
 work he can do after school hours and
 on Saturdays for board. Apply at this 1 office.
 The Ewing Presbyterial Sunday School Convention meets at the Cum berland Presbyterian church, thls place, this Wednesday, evening. Ew- 1 ing Presbytery convenes at the same
 place Thursday evening, opening ser
 mon by the retiring Moderator, Rev. Mr. Wofford of Morrilton. A large
 attendance of delegates to the eolven-
 tion and Presbytery is looked for. Miss Mary Allen has just received a l lot of books by some of the best au- thors. Also, a supply of stationery,
 cheaper than you can buy it anywhere
 else. Store on Jefferson street, corner
 of Monroe.
 Quite number of our gayest young people participated in mas querade party" at the elegant home of
 Mir. and Mrs. Desha Williams Tuesday evening. There were amusements and refreshments in ample supply for all, and when the Tevelers sought their homes at a late hour the pnanimous yer dict was that it had been one of the most pleasant events of the season.
 J. W. Albright. at his barbershop, has opened full line of choice cigars. Lovers of the weed are cordially in- yited to divide with him their patron- age. Prices low as wand goods equal to the best.
 The First National Bank of Rus sellyille is now fitted out with new furniture of elegant deslgn from the Union Furniture Co.,, Of Battle Creek, Mich It is of natural oak, carved beautifully, extra heavy, with bey- eled plate glass, brass and mar ble trimmings. We question if there is a bank in the state with better or finer furniture. The fire and burglar proof vault and latest improved Hall time lock safe and safety deposit boxes will be along in q short time.
 c. D. Weir is proprietor of new hack line, doing business between Rus sellyille and Nebo. Headquarters at NCUO. ditlCc VI INV ffAAA fN NetAtf~F I from Russellville to Nebo for $175 1 each for the round trip. Orders by | telephone, care of Pratt's hotel, will receive prompt attention.
 Monday afternoon, Conductor Doo- ley, in charge of the west bound | passenger train due here at 6 80, had a difficulty this side Of Little Rock with two passengers, one of whom refused to pay hls fare. Al Conway while the conductor was receiving orders one of the men approached him and gave him one ala Sullivan on the side Of his face, and while.preparing to repeatthe attack, the conductor fired two shots at him. Arriving here the conductor was ar rested on a telegram from Conway. He gave bond with little delay and carried his train through to Fort smith MT. Jeff Davis has been retained 10 defend him in his preliminary trial.
 Desirable lots in the beautiful Tor renee addition to RussellYille have not all been sold. There are several of them left, and they are bargains too at the price. You can get any informa- ton you want concerning them by ap- plying to the agent l., II. Bradley, Little Rock, care of the Pacific Express Co.
 Judge Lewis w. Davis attended last week the meeting in Little Rock of the claimants of the now famous Edwards estate, as attorney represent ing Mrs. Fears, formerly of this place, wlio Is one of the heirs. The property involved in this litigation consists of twenty-five acres in the heart Of New York City, lying on both sides Of Broadway, crossing Wall street and ex- tending to the Battery. It is covered with the finest buildings, including