The Russellville Democrat., 1882-04-06


 gentlemen representing the negative side of the question.
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 J. w. WELLS.
 The temperance society of Prescott has "spelling matches" among other amusements of it's weekly programme. How would it do for the Russeilville Literary Guild to indulge In like species of fun? Might it not be profit able as we'll as amusing?
 If YOU want extra good bargains and good substantial goods you should go to - Hit M. JACOBooN ,.
 Last Sunday the question ofa pie nic was up for discussion in tie c. r. school, and the worthy superintendent asked "Are you in favor of having picnic?" Whereupon, a lively speci- men of young America said "You betcher, should giggle."
 Just received some of the finest and nobbiest clothing ever brought to this market, don't fail to see them at | 1l-4t M. JACoBSoN ,.
 -PoPF COUNTY AHEAD.-Last Satur- day, MT. o. HIP. Hamilton, a thrifty farmer near this place, brought some full-sized heads of wheat in bloom to our sanctum. This is but another link in the chain of evidence to prove that the wheat crop now growing is in a more advanced state than has been known for years throughout this sec- 1 ton of the State.
 M. JACOBSON wishes to inform his numerous customers that he is still at the OLD STAND and is now pre- pared te sell you goods cheaper than was offered at any previous time. ll-4t
 While Mir. H. c. Sappington, of this county, was engaged in saving movable property from the upper floor l of the factory in the fire of last week, his exit by way of the main door was cut of by the flames, and, just before he reached the window on the east side, from winch he leaped, the burning t:mbers of the roof fell and enveloped him with fire, but he escaped with his life, his hands and neck, however, being sevefely burned. It was indeed a narrow escape from horrible death.
 M. JACOBSON extends cordial invitation to all the Ladies of Russell vile to examine his immense new stock of Dress goods, Buttons, Shoes, IeandSa thousand other things too numer- ous to mention. Don't fail to give him a call, whether you want to buy or not, DO trouble to show goods. 11-4t
 A DEMOCRAT Sunday school "com- missioner" visited the Cumberland Presbyterian school last Sunday and found it in most flourishing condition. The teachers and officers seemed to be in earnest and laboring for the moral and religious welfare of the pupils. Every department of the school is in a healthy state aud growing state. There were go pupils and teachers in attendance, and the treasurer's report showed the finances to b. all that could be expected, the receipts for the quar- ter being $l3.67 and disbursements s9.7G, leaving balance of S3.91. Oth- CT Sunday schools of the city will be visited in due time.
 The relief given to catarrh of the bladder aEd general weakness Of those parts by the soothing effects Of Browns Iron Bitters, is simply won derful.
 The Atkins News, of the 1st, makes the following kind mention of an en- terprising citizen of Russellville: "Mr J. II. Bell, but recently located at Rus. ssllville called to see us on last Satur' day and we had the pleasure of exam ming some of his models or drawing: of monuments, tablets, Sc. They show high degree of art and skill , and, judging from the gentlemanly bearing of Mir. Bell, his buSiness-lik( appearance and general demeanor, ht will receive.a cordial welcome to Pop' county, and, Go doubt, will be hearth, encouraged and patronized in his un dertaking-thato of supplying the peo pie everywhere within reach witt tombstones and other work in connec ton with his business"
 An infallihle remedy for Fever and Ague is Ayers Ague Cure. Wholly vegetable and containing no quinine it is harmless and sure.
 By referring to the new adver tise ment in to-day's paper, it will be seer that Drs. Pruitt & Cook offer thei ,, medical services to the people of Rus sellyille and Pope county. Of Dr Pruitt, the senior member of the new firm, 1t is unnecessary for us to writ, one word in commeudation, as everl l one knows him and his reputation as skilled practitioner is thoroughly es abolished. Dr. l.. E. Cook, the junio , member of the firm, IS a young gentle man of superior attalnments, literary as well as medical. and is a graduate O the Cincinnati Medical School, one o the leading institutions of the land He comes into our midst with q thor } ough knowledge of his profession, ant the fact that he is one of the alumni 0 a school of as high grade as that at Gin cinnati, as wei, as the further fact ht