The Russellville Democrat., 1881-09-22
MT. Sam Mourning, one of Atkins

--Mr. Sam Mourning, one of Atkins gallants. was in town Sunday.
 Howell, White & Co.,, expect to occupy their handsome brick store about the 10th of Oct.
 The Messrs. Morris have bought out Heflin's barber shop, The latter returns to Fayetteville.
 We have folding store key at this office which the owner can have by calling and describing the same.
 An early fall is most generally pre> dicted. Replenish your coal bins and enlarge your wood piles before it is too late.
 1.-The utmost anxiety was felt here Saturday and Sunday, and the worst results were looked for in the Presi- dents case.
 Among our most agreeblc callers last Saturday were Messrs. D. P. West and Arch. Rollow, ot Dover. To these friends our latch string hangs on the outside always.
 As winters solemn form approach es remember the indulgent printer who has served you with paper through | the heat and cold of the past year. Come up and pay him his dues and re- ceive his blessing.
 i Tine quieting, rest procuring quali- 1 ties, as well as the far-reaching and powerful curative effects of Ayers Pectoral. render It the very best reme- dy known for lung diseases.
 -Ono of the best institutions of modern times Is the marriage insurance company, which gives each member upon marriage 5000. kussellyille would furnish a few members for an institution of that kind, unless we are egregiously mista- ken.
 The Fayetteville Sentinel relates that citizen of Washington county the other day sold his corn at 20 cents a bushel when it was really worth 65 tcents. He was of that class (of which unfortunately there are great mum. ber) who oppose newspapers, railroads and public schools. His county paper would have saved that man several dol lars in one transaction.
 Exhausted and snfeebled constitu- tions suffering from dyspepsia, ner- vousness and general weakness cured by Browns Iron Bittcrs.
 ---Col. Ben T. Embry, one of Atkins worthiest and best, was in town Mon day and called at our sanctuln. There is joke going the rounds that Col. F.. has some where been mistaken for a minister, and he relates the circums stance ill his usual winsome style. h. terview him on the subject.
 -"Jim. just look what daisy suit my father bought, and don't it fit" "You bet" replied Charley. And jt came from Jacobson. Such were the remarks we ovel heard few days ago between two of our most promising town boys.
 Mrs. Dr. F.. W. Adams, of Clarks> vile, came down on Saturdays train in company with Miss Ruth Bernard, and is visiting her many friends here, some of whom date back to her child hoods happy days, who are pleased to see and welcome her among them. She Is the guest of her uncle and aunt, Maj. Sam Mason and wife.
 The Prairie Farmer, an agricultur- al paper published at Chicago, Ills., is a journal which should be in the hands of every farmer who takes a pride 'n his business. The paper is six col umn quarto and published weekly at the low price of s2.O0 yer year. We will send the Prairie Farmer and the DEMOCRAT one year for s3.00, Specimen copies at this office.
 SCHOOL UITS.-Parsnts and guardians should call and examine the largest assortment of school suits ever offered in this market. Unprecedent, ed bargains which will last only ONE WEEK. Every boy shoull have one of these suits before school opens.
 JACOBSON.
 ---Dr. G. W. Harkey informs us that he has not allowed the dry weather to interfere with his wheat sowing, but has prepared his ground and sown in the dust. This example should be emulated by every farmer who can secure wheat to SOW Let not the dry weather deter you from making provision for the summers harvest. There has been no rain to pack the earth, and blowing can be done very we'll. Sow the grain now and the fall rains will bring 1t up.
 Col. A. Wood Merryweather, whom everybody in Scranton, Pa., knows. writes and says: "I had long suffered from Arrangement of tn, bladder and ! kidneys; 1t had made my general | health very poor. also was troubled | with severe indigestion; pills gave me | only temporary reliei, and exper:en- | ced great anxiety of mind. as well as physical distress. A friend recommend | cd Browns leon Bitters. l have used | 1t with most gratifying results, and | Ina h Ie T.