The Russellville Democrat., 1881-09-08
LEWIS ALLEN.
Oatmeal an kraut and wooten's.

-Ibe CumDerianu f'rfsDyt0rlan camp meeting will convene at Shiloh to-day, 1 Crhursday.)
 ~--Mr. T.. M. Freeman, of Clark township was doing the city on Mon- day.
 >--Uncle Jessie Cerncll's pleasant countenancc was seen on our street Monday.
 ---Mr. Eph Linker was on the streets this week, nursing an ugly and painful cancer on his right hand.
 ->-Mr. W. J. Sherril, of Buck moun> tain. near Caglesville, was among the visitors in town Tuesday.
 Purge out the morbid humors of the blood by dose or two of Ayer's Pills, aud you will have clearer heads as well as healthier bodies. Public Weigher A. M. Bradley says he has been employed weighing num- ber of new bales of cotton at the depot this week.
 ---The sturdy sex ouf.umber the tender ones by l50,000. Maidens and unhandsome woman need not despair.
 ---we regret to learn of serious in- disposition of our young friend Mir. Eb Howell. We miss him at the depot. Take medicine in time.
 ---Our young friend P. '. Mason came down on Mondays train from Eureka Springs greatly pleased with the place and hls trip.
 Our sister town of Atkins boasts of several handsome brick buildings, occupied by energetic enterprising business man. Her future is onward and upward.
 MT. Henry Kirchef and his grand daughter, the accomplished Miss Hallie Rankin, were visiting in town on Mon- day. the guests of Mir. H. c. Howell and wife.
 ,--Wooten's sells more good coffee for l.00 than anybody.
 .--Our friend Mir. Thos. Hamlfn Is one of :he polite and gentlsmanly clerks now found behind the counte: at Capt. R. J. Wilson's dry goods empers ium.
 ->-Nr. Cad Hanks. of the clever house Of Brooks, Nicely & Co.,, Mem- phis, is swinging the circle and took in husSciiYllio on 1ucsuiy.
 A SURE CURE FOR wHooPISG CouGH.->-Take chestnut leaves and make a tea of them. It is dead shot for whooping cough every time.
 >--Mr. T. 5. Davie, of Milan Tennes- see, is one among the late arrivals in our city, prospecting with view of locating. We hope he may find it to his interest to make this his home.
 .>-we have been pleased to meet in Russellville and take by the hand our much respected and talented young friend Judge George s. Cunningham, of the firm of Cunningham & Carter, Dardanelle.
 To EXTRACT DAMP IN wELL'-Take piece of common domestic, light it, and suspend it in the well to within a fow feet of the bottom, shake up anl down a few times and the damp will all disappear. If working in the well let the light remain some time.
 NV. F. Wooten keeps constantly on hand large stock of bacon, lard, flour, meat, capvassed hams, mackerel and every variety of can goods that can be mentioned and he proposes to sell them cheap for cash.
 MT T. r. Reed is upon our streets and informs us that his wife is visiting Pinnacle Springs in Faulkner county, having been sorely afflicted for a long time and writes him that she is impro- wing, that three large hotels are being erected and she is informed that the population of the place Is near 1500 souls. On the lst of June there were no buildings at the place.
 MT. NJ. Jacobson one Of Russell- ville's clever and entcrprising mer- chants has gone to &. Louis to pur- chase his fall stock ot goods. His nephew, MT. Joseph Jacobson, from New York, and Mir. H. Cohen, as clerks with radiant smiles will wait upon and serve the numerous custom CTS of the house while he is absent.
 -.-Mrs. II. c. Scott spent few days in town while on her way to join her husband at their bew home In Minnc- apolis, Minnesota. Mir. C.. s. c. Scott and lady for enjoyment's sake accom- panied her home taking the fast train on the rlvor division yesterday morn- ing. .>->North Iowa Times, Aug 25th.
 The senior of the DEMOCRAT returns thanks for the above item of informa> tion as his brothers and sisters above mentioned have perhaps forgotten the nse of the pen, for he has been long time in suspense as to their wherea- bouts or existence. They must write or we shall complain.
 The junior editor. Mir. E. F. lobe, left on last Thursdays .rsin to join his wife and little ones who have been visiting at his fathers in White county for tho past month. He will be absent two or three weeks. perhaps, and needs rest, for his labors have been arduous during this summers heated term. We trust this short relaxation from the duties of the sffice may con- duce to the inyigoration of his mind, increased health and renewed energies, and that the trip may be one of social enjoyment in the happy family circle under the parental roof and old home- stead,
 By a letter received from onr friend L. N. Clark we are informed that Col Hartman, superintendent of the Little Rock and Fort Smith rail- way, has given hIm position at Arr genta by which he can earn a living and do the company valuable serTice. Mir. Clark. 1t will be remembered, sus- tained serious bodily injury in the service of tho road at Russeilville some 1 four years aCo, crippling and disabling