The Russellville Democrat., 1879-07-03
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 For ice cold beer go to McCarthurs. --Chattel mortgages for sale at this office.
 Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
 The DEMOCRAT is represented 6n the grand editorial excursion by MT. E. F. lobe.
 pr. Thos. Moseley, of Yell county, has been visiting his mother and friends it. this part of the moral vineyard.
 Mir. John White arrived home very unccremoniously last Friday, after ten months absence at Bethany College.
 Mayor Evans has had @ splendid job done on the town well, for which he Is entitled to the thanks of the pnblic.
 Mir. Geo. Robertson, the popular representative of Senter & Co.,, St. Louis, has been in town for several days.
 Every member of Banner Lodge K. of II. Is expected to be promptly in his place in their hall tomorrow night at 7i@ o'clock sharp.
 Our young friend MT. Ben Settle, the gallant knight of the "stick" and "rue" of the Arkansian office, is spend- ing the Fourth of July week in our town.
 J, F. McCARTHUR-Dealer in choice liquors, cigars and tobacco. Winkelmeyer's celebrated St. Louis beer always on tap. A good ten pin alley in connection. Drinks 10 cents. Courteous attendants.
 Just received at A. NJ. Wilson's, q flue lot of zephyr, of all colors; for working mottoes and perforated card board. Also zephyr needles, and q new lot of notices. Call and examine. We inadvertently omitted to men, tion in last weeks paper the reception of the first cotton bloom of the season. 1t was handed us by our friend and subscriber NIT. J. Orr Hearne, and was found in his field Friday morning, June 2oth.
 Rev. J. D. Boone got home from his Texas trip last Friday, bringing home with him his pretty little niece Miss Jennie Boone. We are glad to know that his mother, to whose sick bed side he was summoned, was much better when he left.
 No PAPER NEXT WEEK.--In accord. in order to allow our printers short vacation, we will issue no paper next Thursday. On the l7th the DEMOCRAT will greet its many readers again.
 Parsons Purgative Pills make new rich blood, and will completely change the blood in the entire system in thre, months. Any person who will takt one pill night, from one to twelve weeks may be restored to sound health if such thing is possible.
 --Messrs. Filey 6 Fricke, lessee: of the Excelsior Coal Mines, are now prepared to fill orders and make con. tracts for coal in any. quantity, ant they solicit orders from all wanting a first-class coal. Price II cents. de llvered. Address, FILEY & FRIcKE Russellville, Ark. [tf
 Life is full of disappointmcnts. W, recently offered to cure bad case O. Rheumatism for years subscription In advance, but as we were on the poinr of lifting the shekcls, a sympathizinl friend suggested Johnson's Anodynt Liniment, and the money and the pa tient vanished instanter.
 There Is ar interesting meeting go. ing on at the Methodist church south Revs. Coriey, Withers, Greenhouse, ant Haralson, assisted by Rev. J. D. Boone of the Presbyterian churcl are conducting the meeting The meeting will be protracted perhaps through next week. All are earnestly urged to attend the services.
 ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETINGS. .-Tht time for these important meetings vii soon be here. Trustees and Directors should post themselves thoroughly or the law governing said meetings ant prescribing the duties and powers O. the Trustees and electors when assem- bled, and should also endeavor to in. cite among the people of each district such an interest as will secure full at tendance at the annual meetings.
 While the generality of rural pa. pers throughout the state are calling on their delinquents for funds to en. able their editors to go excursioning the DEMOCRAT maintains q dignified, bondholder-like silence, for To, is mol Battenficld treasurer of the Press As. sooiation and heavy laden with ducats --Bentonyllle Advance.
 Why should we complain O.. mur. mur' Have we not the patience oi Jobl
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