The Russellville Democrat., 1882-07-13

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 -"Yerba Santa CatarIh Cure is dead shot. Trial packages free at Fur ner's New Drug Store.
 Capt. C.. Williams, one of the genial editors Of the Dardanelle Post was in the city this week.
 -FpkE, FREE ,,-Call and get a trial package "Yerba santa" Catarrh Cure, at Turner's New Drug Store.
 --Copious rains have fallen through out this region in the past two weeks, greatly benctitting vegetation.
 Do not fail to cafl and patronize the new Soda Fountain. It is "nobby."
 J. ". WELLS.
 Flour %s per barrel at T. X. O'BannOn's.
 Col. Gibson and daughter, Miss Ada, passed through the city last Sat urday, eu route for Dardanellc from Little Rock.
 Hon. w. N May, of Dardauel!e, was among the returning delegates 10 the late republican state convention, Inst Saturday.
 WANTED. D.--To exchange d good two horse wagon for Il No. milch COW or pony. Apply tO the undersigned in RuSsellyille. T. J, RUSSELL.
 -Dr. W. II. Hill and Capt T. T, Fowler returned Monday from visit to Eureka Spriugs. They apparently enjoyed the trip.
 -J T. Wharton placed on exhibition in our office magnificent specimen ot wheat from his crop, sown on the 23d day of November last.
 -J. R. wesson, clever citizen of Pope county, left last Monday for q months visit te friends in Tennessee. Wish him pleasant time.
 MT. John Settle, of this city, is building new one-horse power steam engine to run the mammoth Campbell printing press in this office.
 Sec programme of exercises of the Sabbath school convention to be held in this city next Wednesday. An in teresting session is anticipated.
 A beet, lSi, inches in circumter- ence, was placed on our table few days ago hy our friend J. T. Winfield. 1t is in order 10 beat that Oret.
 Glad to welcome back to Russell vile our young friend Dr. Jeff Burns, who has been visiting his old Missis- sippi home for the past six weeks.
 -Mis. Emma. the charming little daughter of Hon. II. C. Howell, is spending few weeks Tn Little Rocl; with her uncle, Dr. A, II. Scott.
 --S. G. Hrrris, a sterling citizen of this county, called at our office last Tuesday. He was in town attending the Masonic school of instruction
 "A perfectly safe preparation of iron and vegetable tonics that will not harm the most delicate, is Browns Iron Bit ters. It gives health and strength.
 For the prevention or cure of Rheu- matism. Ague, Fever and torpidity of the liver, Torrington's Liver pad is unequalled, at Turner's New Drug store.
 -Rev. 0. NJ. Lucas, missionary to the colored people under the auspices of the Baptist State Convention of Ar kansas, spent day in this city last week.
 The Masonic school of instruction for the fifth district is now in session, and is largely attended. The session will be continued for the remainder of the week.
 We arc glad to announce some inn prevement in ths health Of Nr. James Wells, Of this city, but he Is stil! quite feeble aud requires careful nursing and attention.
 Prof. Clarence R. HendricksoE, nrincipnl of the Caglssyilleliigh school, called at our sauctum last Monday He closed a successful term of his school last Friday.
 On the lst inst, Mr. E. k. Maddux placed in our agricultural museum a cotton stalk three feet three inches in height. It was an average stalk from an eight-acre crop,
 The forges in the new wagon and ulow factory Of Luker, Settle X Co.,, are in full blast, and it will not be iong era the eNtcnsjve machinery will be in place and at work
 Best line of cigars and tObac- eos in the market at O'Bann0n 's. Mir. c. NJ. Turner, late Of this city, and brother Uf MT. John W. Turner, has connected himself with one of the leading drug houses Of Hot springs. ws congratulate all parties.
 Read tho call tor the annual meet. ing of the Pope county Sabbath school Association. Let every school send np d full delegation. The citizens Of Rus sellyille will entertain the delegates.
 Why don't you try Carter's Little Liver Pills? They are positive cure for sick headache, and all the ills pro- duced by dsordered Liver. Only one pill a dose. For sale by Harksy & Bro.
 - MT. Ali, l.. Clouinger, one of the hsrd-working farmers of Pope county, was in to see us last Monday, and left specimen of his oat crop that measur- cal seven feet and one inch in height,
 -rhe trussss for the roof of the Mel rose cotton mill are in place, and 1t will be but few days until the immense structure is entirely covered. As soon as the roof k completed, the machinists from St. Louis will place the ponder ous engine and boiler, and long line Of shafting in position.