The Russellville Democrat., 1893-03-30

C.. H. Wood has the exclusive sale in Russellville of the Gold Dust flour. On sale at both stores--in the Russell build ing and in the Pruitt block, formerly oc- cupied by the Pruitt Grocer Go.
 The bill to reduce the salaries of the officials of this county was defeated in the Senate. The vote stood 5 for and 2l against. The Gazette says: The vigor- ous language of the Senator from Pope 1 (Harkey) on the bill to reduce the sal aries of the officers of Pope county brought down the house. His words of protest against reduction no doubt in ] fiuenced his confreres to sit down on the l bill with dull thud.n
 | Go to c. D. Weir's for your groceries l provisions, confectionaries and cigars. | Lot of seed irish potatoes and onion sets | just received. The best flour in town constantly in stock. To the cash trade he offers special inducements.
 Do not forget the opening at Mrs. Webbs Millinery store next Saturday. This, like those which have proceeded it, will be treat to behold. The large and elegant stock of goods always kept in | this house will be so arranged as to show to good advantage, and present very pleasing effect. Nothing but the most correct styles will be shown. Be sure to call. Saturday, April lst.
 l Persons expecting to attend court next month will find it to their interest to se- cure board and rooms at the Alva Rus sell house with Mrs. Guiles before secur- ing boarding place. Enquire terms and be convinced.
 MT. C. J. Gates placed on our table Monday copies of late Ft Scott, Kansas, dailies, giving accounts of the fierce ] whisky war now going on in that me- tropolis. This question has long been a serious one in Kansas, and will likely continue so as long as their peculiar laws are in force. In this connection it may be remarked that in Arkansas where local option laws are in reach of any community, no such scenes prevail as were enacted at Ft. Scott.
 Owing to the immense rush of bus mess at the Russellville Dental Parlor parties residing in town desiring work in this line are requested to make an ap- pointment with the Dentist for certain hour to avoid having to wait when they | call
 When the next issue of the DEMO GRAF appears the municipal election will be thing of the past. Notwithstanding two tickets have been placed in the field the campaign thus far has been utterly void of that bitter feeling which fre- quently characterizes similar contests in other towns. This is commendable, and we hope to see it continue till the close of the polls. Voters should cast theil ballots in calm and deliberative frame of mind for the candidates whom they deem best qualified to fill the offices.
 The Pearl polish is the best polish on earth for silverware, brass, glass, tin or any material where a brilliant lustre is required Actually indispensable to housewives. Sold and guaranteed as represented by H. c. Wilkey, the Jewel CT.
 The school entertainment at the col lege building next Friday and Saturday nights for the benefit of the public school library will be of such worthy char acter as to deserve the patronage of ev- cry friend of the school. The pupils have devoted great deal of time and study to their respective parts thus in suring . pleasing rendition Of most in teresting program. There will be an entire change of bill for Saturday night and the best parts of each program will be repeated Monday night. See pro gram in this issue for further particu- lars.
 II. 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 cost you nothing.