The Russellville Democrat., 1893-04-27
RUssELLVILLE TAILORING co.

4 hypodermic syringe was lost on the street Sunday. Dr. W. H. Hill will pay liberal reward for the return of same.
 -The young orators and elocution- ists at the courthouse Monday night will be well worth hearing. They are going to surprise the public.
 Peter Hugler has on hand supply of stone suitable for curbing,S pillars or pavements. If needing anything in this line call on him.
 The grand lodge, Knights and La- dies of Honor, will meet at Forrest City May ?. Mir. J. F. Munday will likely represent Ashly Lodge 535.
 Don't forget the bargains you can get now at the Racket Store for it must be closed out by May 1st, and we are now cutting below cost.
 Prof. Stoaks' exhibition of artistic skill Is as novel and unique as it is en- tertaining and instructive. See 1t at the Courthouse Thursday night.
 The St. Louis ''Twice-a-week" Repub- lie at dollar year is the cheapest pa- per extant. We will forward your sub scriDtion if you desire.
 --Dr. J. Nj. Yancey placed the DEMot GRAF under obligations for the frs strawberries of the season. They were handed in last Thursday morning.
 At the singing convention held at Mill Creek last week, R. l.. Davis was elected as a delegate to the Arkansas and Indian Territory union convention.
 Rev. J. c. Francis of Bentonville will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at the Arkansas Cumberland College at Clarksviiie at tine June commencement.
 Persons desiring to have gardening or any kind of work done about the prem ises can have the same promptly attend ed to by leaving orders with Peter Hug gler.
 --Dr. and Mrs. T. K. Campbell are re- joicing over the advent into their house. hold of bouncing baby boy. The in teresting event occurred last Saturday morning.
 Go to c. D. Weir's for your groceries provisions, eonfectionaries and cigars. The best flour in town constantlyin stock Te the cash trade he offers special in- ducements.
 Miss Florence, daughter of Judge c. E. Burney, formerly of this place, was married on the 18th inst. at Harrison to MT. F. l.. Hamilton, surveyor of Boone county.
 c. D. Weir's Restaurant is the place to stop. Centrallylocated, and courteous. attention. Fare the best the market af- lords. Lodging by day or week. Prices reasonable.
 MT. ". B. Mcdonald has secured the position of station agent at Nashville, Arkansas. We take pleasure in com mending him to the good people of that enterprising city.
 --Messrs. A. Spencer, Geo. K. Howard and Mark Moseley, accomDanied by their families, left Monday with camping outfit for the interior of Yell county on a fishing expedition.
 Have you watch that needs repairs or some broken jewelry which you wish mended? If so, take them to H. c. Will key, the Jeweler, and have them repair ed in iirst-class order.
 We desire to urge large attendance at the court house Monday night to hear the contest in Declamatlon aud Recita- ton. 1t will encourage the pupils and aid in worthy cause.
 A rare treat is in store for all who attend the High School Medal Contest at the courthouse next Monday night. The pupils have been carefully drilled and will surpass their former efforts.
 We were pleased to receive call last Friday from Editor E. B. Mccall of the Camden Herald. He was enroute to Yell county to visit his brother, Dr. w H. Mccall of Briggsyille.
 The bondsmen of w. W. Stout of Morrilton have settled with Inspector Thomas. Stout's shortage amounted to s950, but he claims some credits which If correct will be allowed blythe department
 --Dr. R. NJ. Drummond has purchased from Capt. Harkey lot llxl20 feet fronting Jefferson street and adjoining the First National Bank, on which he will build brick office. Consideration S350.
 The remainder of this week will pos itively be the last chance to secure bar gains at the Racket store. The entire stock will be closed out by Saturday night. This is your opportunity. Don't miss it.
 Library Day at Arkansas Cumber- land College was a gratifying success. Over Sl25 worth of books were donated and we are pleased to know that not a few of them were given by Russellville friends of the institution.
 The Peoples Building, Loan and Saving Association of Geneva, New York, is one of the strongest and best of the Nationals. See Secretary 0. M' Ellsworth for points and plan of doing business by this company.
 Assessor Simpsons list of appoint ments will be found in this issue. Voters should see to it that they arc correctly assessed for failure to pay poll tax this year will work disfranchisement at the polls in 1891. Be sure to assess.
 The crafty fisher now doth reign;
 His stock doth wondrous grow
 This is the way they look on top:
 But these are down below;