The Russellville Democrat., 1893-08-03
-Mr Alonza Russell of this place \

zzz1szIzIa1zzMngk T MT. Alonza Russell of this place | l the patentee of something new in the wa, 1 of monuments. They can be cast in an kind of metal and made to present yer. nice appearance. They have an open 1 ing in the center for an inscription ana picture of the deceased, glass covering and door protects from the weather I They possess advantages over marble am will not rust nor turn black. They arr made in sizes and range in price iron s to $25, without picture. Samples cal be seen at Shade < Saurman's foundry where they are Manufactured. Terri. tory for sale.
 E The Little Rock weekly Gazette is nov
 published twice-a-week at the old pric'
 of $I.00 per year and at that rate ough
 to secure a largely increased subscription list. If you are not taking it let ul
 send in your subscription.
 Tuesday afternoon Deputy Sheriffi Bullock and Garrigus arrested young man giving his name as George Gray on
 a telegram from the Territory charging
 him with the theft of two horses, bug l gy, gun and some other articles of val One. Wednesday morning Messrs. W. W
 and J. r. Wheeler, deputy U. s. mar
 shals, came down from Fit Smith and
 identified 2 ssss.sc property found in his :. ..soe.rssion except the horses. These Gray claims to own but the marshals
 believe otherwise. The officers and their prisoner left Wednesday at noon 1 for Muscogee where the accused will be held for trial. Twenty-Five dollars
 reward was paid for the capture.
 I WANTED.--A first-class salesman to
 commence work soon in a general store. Give age, experience and references. 1 None but competent need apply. State
 salary expected. Address
 K. J., care DEMOCRAT.
 A very large number of people at
 tended the Sunday school basket meet
 ing at Prairie Grove last Sunday, and it
 is entirely safe to say that in all respects
 it was one of the very best of the sea-
 son. Dinner was served on the ground
 and there was an abundance of substan-
 tials as well as delicacies for all. The
 welcome address was delivered by Supt.
 Steltz, the responce by Prof. Kenney,
 followed by addresses by Dr. Harkey, l Hon. l.. Russell, MT. E. Cowell, Prof.
 Burns and Dr. Hopkins. The speaking
 was interspersed with music by the Prairie Grove music class, assisted by visiting classes. The exercises closed at o'clock, and the verdict of all was that delightful day had been spent among the hospitable citizens of the Prairie
 Grove community.
 remain the leader in the clothing and gents furnishing goods line by selling a HIGH GRADE OF MERCHANDISE. l all ways sell for the same price you pay for inferior goods which are not made up half so we'll as mine. M. Jacobson. The Union Musical convention of Arkansas and the Indian Territory will hold it's thirteenth annual session at Winfield, Scott county, Ark, beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. on Thursday August 24, 1893 and continue four days. On the first day after scripture reading and prayer, A. NJ. Rutledgc will conduct the introductory lesson, followed by the well come address by T. J. Condry and re- sponse by the president, Key. 5. J. Os- lin of Ft. Smith, after which Dr. D. c. Hopkins of Russellville will deliver the annual address on the "Use of musical conventions" The attendance of min- isters of all denominations and music teachers is earnestly solicited. All par ties expecting to attend should notify T. J. Condry at Winfield at once who will arrange for their entertainment. Additional information win be furnish ed by J. H. Benifield, Dayton, Ark. who is the corresponding secretary. When going to a circus always take in the main show when you can see it at the same price as the side show. So when you go shopping do not fail to call at Jac0bsons who will sell you good goods at the same figures that are asked | for inferior goods elsewhere.
 The Dardanelle District Conference 1 of the Methodist Episcopal church, south, l is casting about for site for an Acade my or Training School to be conducted under the supervisor and control of that church, and having an eye upon Russell vile as the most eligible and suitable | point for it's location, we understand | there is movement on foot to secure for our town this high grade institution of learning. Conspicuous among the ur- 1 gent needs of Russellville at this time is a college of this kind where our children | can secure an education that will pre- pare them for the active duties and great responsibilities of life. And aside from
 the educational advantages, the great benefits that would accrue from the an- nual disbursement of large sums of mo-
 ney in our midst is a consideration that
 should not be overlooked. The towns of Searcy. Philadelphia, Conway, Morrilton and Clarksville have amply demonstrat- ed the utility of colleges in the upbuild- | ing of towns material interests and the acquisition of citizenship nothing
 save superior educational privileges
 can secure. We hope that every en- couragement will be given thIs enter prise. Let us all help with willing
 hands and put our city in line with the
 best college towns in the State.
 s~.ou Bile Beans prevent Constipation. H. c. Wiikey, the Jeweler, has made
 the business of spectacle and eye glass fitting a especial study, and is now pre-
 pared to fit complicated defects of vision
 on short notice. He tests each eye sep arately and gives the required lenses
 necessary, in any style frame required Give him trial and if not suited it will
 cost you nothing.
 Congressman Terry Against Removal. Congressman W. l.. Terry writing
 to Hon. Lawrence Russell from Little
 Rock under date of 22d ult., has the fol-
 lowing to say touching the land office