The Russellville Democrat., 1893-04-06

is and eloquent Kentucky orator, who de- livered an address at the courthouse here several months ago, in the interest of the Worlds Fair, has been given the mission to Peru by President Cleveland. The appointment is fitting recognition of acknowledged worth and eminent ability.
 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.
 An unusual sight seen on our streets last week was wagon load of eggs packed in straw. The lot, containing 7l91S dozen, belonged to J. J. Hyatt of Wits Springs, Newton county, and the transportation across Boston Mountain in the present condition of the roads was a remarkable feat. Less than 100 were broken on arrival here. Mir. Hyatt re- alized 9c per dozen for his stock.
 My spring and summer stock of Dry Goods, Ladies Dress Goods, Shoes, etc. is now ready for inspection. I can show you the latest novelties and the hand- somest line of Ladies' Dress Goods, Trimmings, etc. ever seen in Russell vile. My stock is fresh and new and can supply your wants for less money than any house in town. Terms cash.
 NJ. JACOBSON.
 M. Jacobson's dry goods emporium has just emerged from the hands of the carpenters and painters looking much improved. The interior has been paint ed throughout, while the show windows have been enlarged and improved so as to show to better advantage MT. Jacob sons elegant stock of spring novelties. The establishment, always attractive, is now more beautiful than ever.
 --The public school entertainments Friday Saturday and Monday evenings passed off in highly satisfactory man. ner to the patrons and to the manage ment. The sum realized for the benefit of the library fund amounted to about $75, which will be sufficent to add quite large number of valuable and useful books to the school library. The next entertainment by the pupils will be look ed forward to with interest.
 SmaH Bile Beans cure Constipation. 26c.
 On December 24th last Gus Parker, col, left Atkins for his home on the riy- CT, carrying jug of whiskey. Failing to make his appearance at home his friends began fruitless search for him, although they found tracks of his mule showing where he went into and came out of Galla Greek just above the bridge. From this it was supposed that he, being drunk, left the road and attempted to ford the creek and was drowned. His body was accidentally discovered last Sunday week in a ravine near the bridge. He leaves family.
 Small Bic Beans cure Biliousness.
 -The farmer who plants big cotton crop with the expectation of bringing up the price of his staple from the sale of his cotton seed may be disappointed Nothing can possibly contribute to this result except scarcity of hogs such as was experienced the past winter, and this may not occur again for years When hogs are scarce cotton seed oil IS in demand as lard adulteranU, but when hogs are plentiful this product is usual ly drug on the market Only the farmer who raises his own supplies as far as possible will be absolutely safe from disappointment and disaster.
 One Smau Bile Bean every night for week arouse Torpid Liverk 25c. per bottle.
 As was expected ths municipal cleo ton Tuesday resulted in a Waterloo for the republicans. The vote was rather lighter than usual, only l96 votes being polled. The vote in detail is as follows For Mayor, J. w. Russell 132, G. w. Richards 60; for recorder, c. D. Rowan 132 J iE. Hamilton 60; for treasurer, J. M. Luker, 13l, A. Spencer 62; for Marshal, H. Youngblood l33, J. K. Daugherty 63 ; for aldermen, NJ. R. Craig l29, R. B. Will son l30, R. c. Brown l3l, K. A. Ross l3l {; A. Bernard l32, James H. Perry 55, J. H. Gamer 45, k. F. Roys 55. J. NJ. Han ey 54. W. W. Warren B.
 Cure for Colds, Fevers and General Debility. Small Bile Beans 25c. Der bottle.
 l R. E. Edwards, the Chicago crook, who turned state's evidence against Hil- debrand In order to secure his own res lease, Is again in jail at Little Rock. He was arrested for being implicated In the escape of Hildebrand and Adams but was released and told to leave the city, Instead of doing so he crossed over to Argenta and with gambler named Ba- ker planned to rob saloon. To more successfully carry out theIr plan they I tried to get the night bar tender to go in with them. He informed the police who arrested both Edwards and Baker When pulled Edwards had on his per son three gold watches, evidently the fruits of some midnight raid.