The Russellville Democrat., 1893-09-07

--W nlit uiScusSiuX tne F0hu gutntfOn with on overseer last week he remarked to us that if some people would keep better stock and use more feed there getting over the roads. There is point here worth considering.
 Mrs. Lucy Nj. Jones of this city, has for sale one share, calling for 25 lodgings in the Womans Dormitory Association of the Columbian Exposition. Any lady going to Chicago could save money by purchasing this stock. Call on Mrs. Jones at her residence on Oak street.
 --Messrs. l.. F. Deshong and J. R. Oates assumed charge of the Russell vile livery stable September 1st, having bought out the entire interest Of Messrs. Rankin and Bernard. The retiring firm will still engage in freighting business. To the old as we'll as the new firm we wish success.
 Several Ouita coal miners engaged in rough and tumble fight last Sunday afternoon and as a result of the scrap physicians were called in to set broken arm, adjust a broken collar bone, and dress several scalp and facial injuries. The participants settled with the 0fii- CcIS lVI tbch Autis dttu i'cact iciShS again in Warsaw.
 During the recent financial pinch RusselIville has been remarkably fortu- nate. Our town has suffered less than any place of like population within our knowledge. Workingmen have had all most all they could do and their wages have been paid promptly. Business men have gone right along with their affairs and sales have been about as usu- al.
 MT. D. s. Hyatt met with the mis- fortune to get his residence and the greater part of his household effects consumed by fire Tuesday morning. The fire originated from defective flue and the roof was wrapped in flames when discovered. MT. Hyatt carried in surance to the amount of $400, but this will not cover half his loss. The sym pathy of many friends is extended to him in his distress.
 Monday afternoon, in the Shinn clearing northeast of town, while att tempting to move large piece Of tim- Der withl prIze-pole, Henry Riddle made mis-step, turned the pole loose and received terrific blow in the fore head which rendered him unconscious. For awhile it was believed that life was extinct, but he rallied and is now recov- ering, though he will be prevented from resuming his labors for some time.
 The election Saturday for supreme judges was the quietest ever held in the county. At the Russellville box only 60 votes were boiled, and in all other townships where voting was done the balloting was equally light. Polls were not opened i'll several townships. Re- turns are coming in slowly, and the canvass of the vote of the county may be deferred several days. It is estimat- ed that not exceeding 300 votes were boiled in the county.
 The committee having in charge the arrangements for the reunion of ex-con- federates in Russellyille next Saturday report most gratifying progress, and there is every indication of large at tendance and very interesting meeting. The meeting will be held at the court house at 10 o'clock a. m. Every excon- federate in the county is invited to at tend and enroll. Dinner will be served to all enrolled memders. The committee expects fully POO veterans to be present.
 --Messrs Deshong < Oates, the new proprietors of the Russellville Feed and Livery Stable, are well equipped to meet the wants of the public in their line of business. Rigs and turnouts with or without drivers furnished on short notice and at most reasonable rates. No effort will be spared to conduct service that will be acceptable in every way. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited All notes and ac- counts due the late firm are payable to Rankin & Bernard.
 Smau Bile Beans cure Constipation. 2oc.
 MT. Cleveland has contributed to the education of several deserving young people paying their total school expenses. By these signs he showed himself worthy of the promotion he has enjoyed. This town now has occasion to take advantage of his good example with this difference, where he picked them up one by one We want to bring them together in herds. Doing this ney- CT fear but what Russellville will enjoy the promotion and prosperity which the fates always give to town in this line of service and which many of our sis ters now enjoy.
 Curs for Colds, Fevers and General Debility. SnaH Bile Beams 25c. per bottle
 The colored people living in the river bottom near the Howell farm have had donated to them by Judge R. B, Wilson and K. D. Love lis acres of ground on which they purpose erecting soon as material can be secured Bap- tist church 40 30. The soliciting com mittee has met with fair success, but further contributions are necessary to insure the erection of the building, and for this purpose they solicit aid from all who feel able to aid the movement. Rev. James Mitchell of Ft. Smith is taking an active interest in the matter and hopes to have the church ready for ded- ication early in October.
 Cures Cuts, Burns, Bruises and Fever sores Smiths Pain OIL s5 cents
 Mrs. NJ. I. Neil of Lloyd, this coun- ty, attended week before last at Jenny Lind in Sebastian county, the funeral of her brother, George H. Maxwell, who met tragic death in Spokane Falls, Wash, where he was identified with a large lumber plant. While oiling the machinery his clothing was caught by a revolving shaft and before the machin- cry could bs stopped his body was ter ribly mutilated. He was promising young man, went west five years ago, and had arranged to visit the Worlds Fair and come home on visit in about 60 days from the time his death occur red. The sad ending was shocking blow to his devoted relatives.
 sxrrH's Pain OIL -positsya,. pure:
 Every ache and pain will cure
 The formal opening of the doors Of FAMOUS" to the public last Monday was another red-letter occasion for Russell vile. The character of the goods dis played was such as to meet the expecta- tions and approval of our people The stock, consisting of everything usually fouud in high grade stores. was so taste fully and artistIcally arranged as to pre- sent highly pleasing effect. The large numbers of ladies and gentlemen who thronged the store from the hour of open