The Russellville Democrat., 1893-05-11
R. II. BONDS.

We were pleased to form the acquaint- anee last week of A. c. Marlborough who is visiting his kinsman P. J. Haryill in the New Hope neigborhood. Although m the seventies Mir. Yarbrough is sur prisingly vigorous and active and takes lively interest in affairs political and otherwise. His first presidential vote was cast for Martin Van Buren in 1886 and he boasts of having cast his ballot for every democratic presidential nomi- nee down to and including 1892.
 Small Bile Beans cure Constipation. 25c.
 Win. B. Thurman of Sebastian coun- ty is here experimenting the construc- tion by the Russellville Iron Works of a running model of his latest invention, a rotary engine. Having a long and in- innate acquaintance with MT. Sauerman and confidence in his mechanical skill he preferred to have the model made under his direction. If Mr. Turman's antleipations and those of his friends are realized this latest achievement will prove wonder among the brainy pro- auctions of the age. Arrangements for the initial trial will be perfected some time next week.
 Small Bile Beans prevent Constipation.
 Mrs. Gholson and pupils and the as- sisting talent have every reason to con- grasulate themselves upon the very marked success of their Piano Recital at the courthouse last Friday evening. The house was filled with an appreciative audience, every one of whom must have felt well repaid for attending. The pro gram was well conceived and rendered with finish that speaks well for the ability and talent of the teacher, pupils and other participants. The length of the program forbids the mention of each one of the numbers as they deserve, but from first to last everyone, without exception, won unstinted praise.
 To aid Digestion take one Small Bile Bean after eating. 25c. per bottle.
 pr. E. E. Vim organized subor- dinate council of the American Legion of Honor at this place Monday night with about 40 charter members, the fol- lowing being chosen officers for the en- suing term D. c. Hopkins command CT, R. A. Ross vice commander, Horace Bradley post commander, w. A. Me Kinney orator, w. T. Meeks secretary, c. c. Luker treasurer, Jay Williamson collector, James NJ. Ball warden, J. W. Albright sentry, Dallas Moore gIide, R. A. Ross, S. K. Thompson, John Ben nett trustees Meetings will be held semi-monthly, at times and place here after to be decided upon.
 Cures Cuts, Burns, Bruises and Fever Sores Smiths Pain Oil so cents.
 --Mr. Joe Simpson has received in- | telligence of the death of his brother James NJ. at Albuquerque, New Mexico, | April 20, from the effects of an overdose of morphine taken with suicidal intent. | The young man had been in the em- | ploy of a railroad company at a good salary but having joined in strike | against the company lost his place, and | in fit of despondency it Is supposed, he ] took the fatal drug He visited his brother here little over year ago and will be remembered by many of our citizens. His remains were inferred in the Knights of Pythias private burying ground at Albuquerque. The sad event was a crushing blow to his relatives all of whom have the sincere sympathy of their many friends.
 ! Cure for Colds, Fevers and General Debility.
 Small Bile Beans. 25c. per bottle.
 -Evangelist F. F. Flaniken of Nash vile, Tenn, arrived Saturday and on 1 Sunday began a series of meetings at l the Cumberland Presbyterian church.
 He is a vigorous and forceful speaker and breaches to the point telling gospel
 truths and denouncings in in it's multipli-
 ed forms in a most effective and convinc- ] ing manner. A morning service is held
 at the church at Q o'clock, and prayer
 meetings, one in the business Dart of
 town and at four residences in different 1 parts of town at 3 o'clock in the after
 noon of each day. These meetings are
 highly enjoyable profitable. Each eve ming the church is well filled and deep ! interest in the success of the meeting is
 manifested by the christian people gen. | erallv. As result of Tuesday even 1 ing's service there were several eonver- 1 sions and the church was greatly re- l vived Mr. Flaniken is endowed with the spirit Of true religion and wisdom i that comcth from above, and it is ex- 1 pected that his labors here will result in | mnpb good tO the people