The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-25
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We are requested by Chairman Brashear to state that the republican central committee of Pope county will meet at Russellville Tuesday March l to transact such business as may come before it.
 We are the people to buy your hard wore and farming tools from. Why {? Because we have the best in the market and our prices are the lowest in pro portion with the quality. Love & Roys Hardware Co.
 Postmaster Brashears went to Nor rilton lasssweek to inquire ipto the workings of the postal free delivery system with view of having 1t ad- dopted here, He is corresponding with the department at Washington in re- gard to the matter.
 J. F. SMITH & Co.,: Gentlemen n- Enclosed please find $l, for which send by mail the worth in Bile Beans." They are the best cathartic medicine l have ever used. ABEL c. NEWMAN,
 Iowa Soldiers Home. Marshalltown, Iowa. February 3, 1890.
 A party living in Freeman town ship paid for marriage license last week in wild cat scalps. The county allows two dollars for each scalp and the accommodating clerk accepted them as legal tender and the prospective groom went his way rejoicing.
 Ewing Presbytsrial Sunday School Convention will meet at Solgohachle, Conway county, March ?. Misses Elm ma Bonds and Sue Lawrence and Messrs. J. W. Russell, R. J. Wilson and Lawrence Russell have been ap- pointed by the Russellville c. F. school as delegates.
 --C. c. Ldker attended the grand lodge meeting of the Knights of Honor at Pine Bluff last week as delegate fro the Rnssellville lodge. The gathering was very largely attended and as usual on such occasions the City of Pines entertained the delegates most royalty.
 The mare and colt belonging to Robert Riddle, thought to have strayed some two weeks ago, were undoubted- ly stolen. An animal suiting the de scription, ridden by stranger, was seen this side of Piney, near the John son county line. The colt has since re- turned home.
 A directory of some of the leading business firms of Russellville, execut- ed in the best style of the draught- mans art by T. K. Lucy, an attaehe of the DEMOCRAT office, occupies a con spicuous place in the postofiiee build ing. The work is skilfully done and has elicited many compliments.
 H. c. wilkey, the jeweler, has made the business of spectacle and eye glass fitting special study and Is now prepared to fit complicated defects of vision on shert notice. He tests each eye separately and gives the required lenses necessary, in any style frame re- quired. Give him q trial and If no suited 1t will cost you nothing.
 Last week we advertised the fact that Judge Davis had lost his bank de- posit book and desired It's return. The notice prompted Col. Granger to sug- gest that the Judge would find 1t in the desk at his office. An vestigatIon proved the Col. correct and the book was recovered. Another evidence of .he profitableness Of advertising.
 Although Monday was national holiday aud the anniversary of Wash ington's birthday it's observance here was not characterized by any unusual occurrence save theArhor Day exercises by the teachers and pupils of the public school. rhere was rather more than the usual number of people in town however.
 IT. B. Hall and wife. formerly of this county. wrre married in Indiana in 1913, moved to Arkansas few years later. He was IS and she l9 years of age at the time of their marriage. They died recently in Benton county, this State, in few days of each other, af. ter having lived together 79 years, ai the advanced ages of 97 and 9s.
 Last weeks Arkansas Methodist had these kind words for Pope's candi date for secretary of state; Friday WI