The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-16
FIRST GLASS CABINET AND REPAIR

is in q prosperous condition and all pupils who have attended regularly are making good progress, others are not. MEMO.
 CAGLEsvILLE, FEB. 7.-Health is good. Everything quiet We do not need any constitutional conven- tion either T. $ Patton has been appointed Director of District No
 3S in place of J. W. Trickey, who has moved out of District Mir
 Jacob Garrigus, the youngest son of uncle Jesse Garrigus has gone to Texas Mart Carter has become a citizen of Caglesville W. F. Gillum and son expect to move their families here soon. They are run ming a drilling machine John T.. Thompson who has been attending school here this winter returned home Saturday The official ap- pointing power has not forgotten our little village. Our young friend J. A. Martin being the recipient of a road overseers commission J. F. Martin has his new residence com pleted and moved into it Mir. Andy Horton visited here Sunday
 :. The debating society is in full blast and to say the least the boys do quite well in their arguments. Regular meeting every Tuesday night. :. Your reporter is indebted to our popular and energetic Sena- tor, James M. Harkey for copies of reports of State officials. Capt. Harkey is man in the right place and his action 80 far in the Senate is such that we can heartily endorse
 We think Pope county has as good men in the Legislature now as she has ever had May they succeed in getting the measures that they ad
 yocate placed on the statute books of Arkansas. J. 5. K.
 BETHEL, Feb. 11.-Well spring is almost here. We notice several of our farmers have begun blowing for oats. The way some of the old men are getting move on them selves I think farming will begin in a business-like manner in few days <. Mir. Hobbs has recently moved into our settlement We are glad to have him come as he will be useful in our society Willis Vim has taken his flight up North I learn to establish a broom factory
 .. Maj. Brown says that these coal spectators must give him twenty five dollars per acre or else they can't get his land Frank White one of our best citizens has begun clearing large new ground. l do not know whether he intends to make a crop or not :. The contin
 ual fighting of the mining boys keeps Squire Steltz and the consta- ble quite busy <. And still our mining town continues to grow, her hotels, boarding houses, butcher shops, grocery and dry good stores are quite numerous. The coal haulers from Brooks coal mines has completely knocked the bottom out of our road. So we are in fix .
 Prof G. J. Gideon is getting along nicely with his school at Bethel. The Prof is indeed a success in the school room :. There is more we'd dings out here among the girls than Carter had seed oats. l fear there isn't going to be seed left. The girls like Mir. l.. H. very well, but they say his mustache is like faith "the substance of things hoped for and the evidence of things not seen
 <. There is a great deal of sickness in this vicinity, especially among the coal miners. Dr. Miller from Dardanelle visits this side frequent ly MT. Sweet, the coal prospec- tor, has united himself with the Judge Shinn coal mine company as boss. Mir. Sweet is quite industri- ous and is sure to make a success :. =. I will close by saying I trust the farmers won't go wild over cotton this year, for the price is at the bot tom now. A.