The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1893-05-25

~ ofltf NOilSy, iluiCAtu Df JhS last
grand jury for forgery, was arrested
here last Saturday. Giving $500 bond
with j. w. Reynolds, Thomas Hamilton
and J. Fl. Perry as sureties, he was re-
leased until next circuit court.
For SALE.--A Disk cultiyator, spring
tooth harrow, grain drill, and sulky pillow
almost new. Apply to G. B. GERBER.
james Laid, John Miller and 10
Mactm, citizens of Piney, were pulled by
the officers Of the law In this city Mon
day for selling wildcat whiskey. They
will have a preliminary hearing before
Esq. Meade to-day. Prosecuting Attor-
ney Davis will look after the interests of
the State, while Attorney Bradley will
represent the defendants.
A full line of gents spring and sum-
mer underwear, shirts, ties, etc, just
received by Pruitt-Bell Mercantile Co.
DIR. and Mrs. J. A. Westerfield, Jr.,
are entertaining their parents, DR.. and
Mrs. j. A. Westerfield, ST., who arrived
Monday from Temple, Texas. Although
residents of the Lone Star State for
seven years, they occasionally have a
yearning for their old home which can
only be appeased by a visit. They will
remain several weeks among relatives
and friends in this county.
Take your old furniture to Miller
Bros. and have it repaired, vanished or
upholstered. They make 1t as good as
new.
AT the school election last Saturday
j. Il. Bullock and r. B. Wilson were
elected directors to succeed James Potts
and w. NJ. Oates whose terms of office
have expired. There was no complaint
against the retiring directors but it was
thought best to inject little new blood
into the board, and the strain selected
meets with general approval. The five
mill tax was voted by the usual MAORI
ty.
w. G. Weimer, Notary Public, at the
First National Bank, takes acknowledge
ments, writes deeds and conveyances
and does all other kinds of notarial work
MFR. w. B. Rollow, of this place, has
been duly appointed and commissioned
solicitor for the grocery house OF Carl
a. Tobey Co. Little Rock, to take the
place of Mr.. John /. King, so well and
fayorably known, Mr.. Rollow will make
a first class salesman, and we congratu-
late the company on securing his seryi-
ces. He was here Monday with full
line Of samples taking orders from our
business men.
Have you watch that needs repairs
or some broken jewelry which you wish
mended? If so, take them to III. c. Will
KEY. the Jeweler, and have them repair
ed in first-class order.
The revival services at the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church closed Sunday
night. The meeting lasted fifteen days
and resulted in about so conversions.
Sunday at II thirty-eight persons united
with the Methodist, south, Christian
and c. r. churches. DIR. Flaniken left
early Monday morning for Nashville,
Tenn, via of Little Rock where he
spent one day In the General Assembly.
His visit here will be long and pleasant
ly remembered.
The DEMOCRAT has for sale few
souvenirs of the Worlds Fair building.
They contain simile of the Arkansas
building on one side, and the coat of
arms on the other. Price 90 cents. Call
and get one.
In the trial last Wednesday before
Magistrate H. ID. Brown of Gala Creek
township, on a change of venue from
this township, in the ease OF Hollowa VS..
White involving the ownership OF GER
tain walking cane, the jury found, un-
der instructions of the court, that the
cane belonged to Mr.. White, dismissed
as to White, and rendered Judgement
against Constable Pickett for $1,000,
value Of the cane. Pickett appealed to
the circuit court.
DR.. Hopkins says that three P's mean
more than one thing. TO make sue
cess in business it takes pluck, push and
printers ink. And that at the RUSSELL
VILE Dental Parlor teeth are pulled by
the painless process.
The confectionery and ice cream
parlor Of II. II. Bonds, in the Russell
building on Main street, is justly styled
sthe sweetest place in town." Every
thing is new including papering, fix
lures. stock, etc, making 1t one OF the
most attractive resorts of the kind Rus
sellville ever enjoyed. Fruits, berries,
candies, canned goods, cigars and to-
bacco, ice cream and cakes are constant
Iy kept on hand. The utmost decorum
Is maintained at all times and po-
lite attention given to all. The propri-
etor has displayed commendable enter
prise and deserves liberal patronage.
He. Wilkey, the JeweleF, has made
the business of spectacle and eye glass
fitting a special 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 il not suited it will
cost you nothing,
We understand the Ouita manage
ment has made application for fifty con-
yicts 20 work in the mines, and the pen
jtentiaFy commissioners are holding the
application in allegiance for the present.
This is matter OF vital concern 70 ouI
people, because the Introduction OF con,
Wet labor may reasonably be expected
10 pFecipjtate a conflict hkeiy 70 result
in open warfare similar 10 the has'
Tennessee mining troubles, a petition
nnmerously signed by our people pro
testing against the leasing OF conFlct'
for the purposes named has been lot
warded to Governor Fishback and II Il
hoped ii will have the effect 70 avert the
pending calamity.
All kinds OF job printing done at thu
Office. II you are needing anything II
| this line don't think for moment tha
YOU will have TO send to st. Louis q
Memphis for It, The DEMOCRAT oiilc'
Is fully prepared TO serve you as neatly
and at as low rates as any other Office u
! the countrv, and your patronage VIII b
appreciated.