The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-02

llenberg Music Co. which can be bought at bargain. Apply at this office at once.
 --On Sunday evening ". A. Elser and Miss Ada Guiles were married at the residence of J. NJ. Lee, by Rev. ". T. Box. May all their fondest hopes be realized.
 Prom Magistrate Crow of Moreland township we learn that the school build- ing in district l0l which was recently destroyed by fire, has been replaced with another, an almost exact duplicate of the first
 l We were pleased to receive acall l Friday from Mir. $. w. Mcclure, the l new editor of the Atkins Mail. He is quite genial and companionable gentle man, and we hope to see him in Russell vile often.
 --Rev. W. M. Ludwick of Puget Sound Conference, M F.. church, will preach Sunday (Feb. 5th) at II a. m., and at the NJ. E. church, south, at p. m. All are cordially invited to attend.
 In the month of January last year the clerk issued 27 licenses to marry, in January this year 24 were issued, de- crease of three. So it seems that hard times have very little effect upon matri- monial affairs.
 Friends of the DEMOCRAT will confer a favor and aid in making the paper more interesting by handing or sending in the names of persons visiting in town or of those leaving town for time. ] Other local or social items will be very thankfully received.
 1 The DEMOCRATS guessing contest for i a gold watch and three other prizes, is still open. The jar, one-half gallon contains corn, of medium size. The low est guess is 2700, the highest 5000. For every dollar paid on subscription one guess is allowed. Hand in your guess es.
 MT. Robt. Chasteen came down from I Ft. Smith Tuesday and Is circulating freely with his many friend who are .l always pleased to welcome him. Mir. Chasteen notes with pleasure the many evidences of prosperity and growth in town and the many improvements made since his last visit.
 Are you in 1t? says the TOOTH. Don't you hear me says the nerve. By but I'll knock you both out, says the owner. The contract is mine says Dr. Hopkins, the proprietor of the Russell vile dental parlor. Never put off hay ing your teeth fixed until they ache. It is bad policy,
 Hon. Lawrence Russell and Dr. Bu- chanan came up from Little Rock Fri day night on brief visit to the folks at home. Mr. Russell left Saturday at noon I with the rest of the legislative commits tee appointed to visit the state universi- ty at Fayetteville. Dr. Buchanan re- turned to his post Sunday.
 At meeting of Russellville lodge No. fl Knights of Pythias, held last Thursday evening, Knights Lawrence Russell and R. B. Wilson were elected delegates to the next meeting of the grand lodge at Hot Springs in May, and l Knights Dan E. Granger and w. NJ. Peeler were elected alternate delegates.
 A comparison of the records show that during the month of January, lS92, there was recorded in the Recorders of flee of this county 20 real estate and 94 chattel mortgages, and in January lS93, 26 real estate and lS0 chattel mortgages, a net increase of six of the former and oo Ol tut ldtcI. Nohiihohe 10 uhhSS- essary.
 At Liberty Grove church, Wednes- day evening, January 25, MT. Robt. Owens and Miss Ella Pryor were mar ried by Rev. W. c. Wheat. The attend ants were Robert Hamilton and Miss Lillie Martin. A large number of friends of the contracting parties were present. The DEMOCRAT wishes them long and happy life.
 We gave notice that all accounts and notes must be settled either with new note or cash by Jan. 10th. We are sor- " to say that we still have good many customers that have not settled, we do not want to put these matters into judge ments but we will be forced to do so un- less you fix your matters up. Love & Roys Hdw. Co.
 II. c. Wilkey, the Jeweler, has made the business of spectacle and eye glass fitting q 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.
 | ne UdSStH2tT sCUtutlit HUN III Cl feet on the Ft. Smith road is being gem orally execrated by the travelling public, and especially between Conway and AL ma. The schedule seems to have been arranged for the special convenience of } through passengers, not wlthstanding the fact that nine-tenths of the travel on this line is between local points. : The great value of Hoods Sarsa- parilla as remedy for catarrh is youched for by thousands of peo-
 pie whom it has cured. l Marion Crawford is evidently utiliz- , ing his social opportunities during his ' present American visit for study of Am erican women, and in the next issue of
 the Ladies Home Journal he will give the results of his observations and de- scribe "phe American Woman" as she
 appears to him after an absence often , years in what respects she has changed
 andswhether she has improved in her [ dress, manners and tendencies. T --Wm. Baker, colored, connected witt
 the railroad shops in Argenta, on his ' way to Russellville last Wednesday
 night, was knocked senseless by another negro with whom he was travelling, thi' J side of Potts Station, and robbed Of slC
 and valise containing two suits O
 clothing, razor,etc. Next day Constable ' Pucket rescued the valise minus tn,
 clothing, but the assailant made gooC . his escape. His name is unknown f Hoops PILLS act especially upoi t the liver rousing it from torpidity tt F it's natural duties, cure constipation
 and assist digestion.
 | Marriage licenses have been issued f as follows E. E. l.. Bullock and Neom | Hickman, c. J. Webb and Roxy Hughes J. J. West and Nettie Cole, R. w. Owen
 and Ella Pryor. James Stroud and De ll