The Russellville Democrat., 1892-08-18

horses, cattle, sheep, hogs and fowls. Every box guaranteed. Sold only by J. W. Wells.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Chris ton church will serve ice cream at the Shinn building Friday night Aug. 19. All are invited.
 Hon. Jeff Davis was unanimously nominated to succeed himself as prose- cutting attorney, by the judicial eonven- ton last Saturday. He has made a faithful and efficient official, and deserv- ed the indorsement implied by his re- nomination.
 International Stock Food is the cheap est on the market ahd the only one that is guaranteed. Have sold nearly 300 boxes. J. w. Wells.
 Young men desiring to attend busi- ness college will find it to their advan- tage to call at this office before making arrangements elsewhere.
 Every man who has heretofore fail- ed to pay poll tax is opposed to Amend ment No. ,, and it is quite natural for him to take that position. Those who regularly pay the tax favor the amend ment, and that is the reason it will be adopted by large majority.
 The first invoice of fresh oysters this season will be received by J. F. Winehes- ter Friday. Doubtless they will be great ly in request by lovers of the succulent bivalye.
 Have you watch that needs repairs or some broken jewelry which you wish mended2 If so, take them to H. c. Will key, the Jeweler, and have them repair ed in first-class order.
 --Dr. J. A. Westerfield, the honored president of the Russellville gas compa- ny, is of on visit to his father in Tex as, consequently there IS q marked de- cline in gas securities in this locality. Fortunately he will return this week, when stocks will bound to par or premi- um at once.
 For the virtue of stock food l refer you to the following persons who have used it: Martin Epps, U. c. Epps, A. Bernard, A. Lantz, A. T. Davis, w. C.. Roberts, Wm. Thrasher, Rush McCarth- UT, c. NJ. Mullins, D. B. Granger, Jesse Rankin, R. P. Love, Sidney A Bradley, w. NJ. Henry. J. w. Wells.
 The Russellyille Water and Devel- opment Go. are making satisfactory progress in their undertaking. They have an option on lot west of Shades shop, and it is likely they will begin op- erations there. See call for next meet ing Friday afternoon, o'clock, at law office of Fowler & Mekennon.
 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-When you need drugs at night remember my room is over my store, just at the head of the stairway opening on the street. l solicit your calls at any hour. Wm. Brooks. 1 have just received fine lot of samp. les of ready made clothing from large firm in New York to select from. Ii any of my friends wish to get a suit oi clothes this is good chance for you tc get what you want and just such sizes as you need. l can keep samples a few days only. M. Jacobson.
 "A majority "for license" in thii county would expose the people to th' baleful and corrupting influences of th' whiskey men and subject the county tc an enormous indebtedness which would have to be paid by taxation. Proven the possibility of a return to these evil by voting to keep saloons out of thu county.
 H. c. Wilkey, the Jeweler, has mad l the business of spectacle and eye glas fitting a special study, and Is now pre- pared to fit complicated defects of visiol on short notice. He tests each eye sep arately and gives the required lense necessary, in any style frame required 1 Give him trial and if not suited 1t VII cost you nothing.
 The republicans have certified thei county nominations to the board of cleo tion commissioners and it Is certain tha we will have triangular fight for coun ty as well as township officers. w shall now have settled the long moote question as to which Is the stronger nu merically, the republican or the thir
 party.
 James NJ. Shinn of Hill county Texas, after spending couple of week
 visiting his parents, Judge and Mrs. \ ID. Shinn. and other relatives, left fo home last Monday morning. A fain
 suspicion obtains among his friends tha he would not mind being settled dow in old Pope just as he was few yeal
 ago when he picked up to go to Texa
 The law requires the directors { each school district to file with the eour ltv examiner a report between the Is and 10th days of September. It IS fr' I auently the case that directors fail make reports by the 10th thus causln trouble and delay in the report require of the county examiner. The law in
 poses fine upon directors for failing
 make reports.
 In Martin township last Frida night a rousing democratic club was o
 eanized with Wm. Ragsdale as pres dent and J. II. Howard secretary Jndl lJ. T. Bullock was present by inyltauo
 and made a great speech. It was one
 the most concise, logical and conyincin
 arguments in behalf of democracy heaI
 in that section for long time, As r suit of organization old Martins vol will be increased this year.
 --J. w. Wick almost scared the Il mt of the editor last Saturday | dunpinQ on our desk hideous c0mbii
 atiori of animal, insect and reptile. , 1 was about six inches in length, of gree ; color. had horns on the top and rear [
 its head, numerous legs with claws fire end of each. It's back was coyer' with small dark spikes, and altogeths if vye were to meet 1t coming down q road we would not shake hands with or recognize 1t in any familiar mann z for urudential reasons. We referred q
 monster to Prof. Devigeur Bollinger ? examlnatjon and report on its ebaraete !. istics and public services, as well
 scientific name.