The Russellville Democrat., 1883-07-26

/ j. II. PERRY.
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MIR. Book Berryman's family
are having a tussle with measles.
Ladies' don t fail to see yonr friend
the Queen Quilting Frame.
MIR. Rees, of Howard county is
in town visiting Mr.. Hop Tate, an
old friend. We wish him a pleasant
sojourn.
-Messrs. Bergman and Russell
have moved their office from Jeffer-
son street, to Shinn's brick, upstairs,
room No. 2.
Il am now prepared to furnish
the trade with the very best Of bread
and cakes fresh from the Bakery
every day. W. P. WooTEN.
w. II. Maddox and p. Spears,
of Newton county, exchanged cour-
tesies with us few days ago, and
left solid tokens to be remembered
by.
Capt. F. K. McKennon of Clarks
vile, renewed his acquaintance with
the DEMOCRAT, Tuesday. The latch
string is always on the outside to
Ruth.
Now is your time to secure pay
ing BUSINESSMAN agency for the Queen
Quilting Frame.
We learn that a revival meeting
of great power has just closed at
Bakers creek, five miles from town,
several conversions and great good
resulted.
Dan Hearn who so seriously cut
Mr.. Phil. j. Harvill at New. Hope
church last Sunday week is still at
large. Mr.. Harvill is still on the
road to recovery.
Il guarantee every dollars worth
of groceries sold in my store to give
perfect satisfaction. If they do not
come up to recommendation, return
them and you will get your money
back. w. p. WooTEN.
Il am now to the front with one
of the best selected stocks of Family
and Fancy Groceries ever before
brought to this market, and remem-
Der that defy competition. and will
not be undersold. w. p. WooTEN.
Friend S. G.. Colburn Of Arkan-
sas Methodist says he met Rev.. J..
+. Munday at the Dist. Conference at
Dardanele. Drop the prefix Bro.
Colburn. We are chicken eater
but not preacher by odds.
-.Money-making men are investing
in the Queen Quilting Frame. Call at
Poole's Jewelry Store and see it.
Our Post Master desires us TO
say, and he wants everybody to hear
it, that the two cent postage law does
not go into effect unit! the lst day of
ne xt October, and also that he has
no instructions as to the postal notes
for less than five dollars.
--DIED-At the residence of Esq.
G. w. Bergman, on Friday night of
measels, July 20, 1888, little Jimmy,
son of j. j. and Nettie Bergman,
aged 10 months. The DEMOCRAT ex-
tends sympathy to the afflicted fam
lily. and friends.
MIR. M. G. Hearn, in the Mount
Zion settlement, one of the old stand
by's of the DEMOCRAT, and Mr.. Will
liams Of the same neighborhood were
welcome callers last Monday. Mr..
Hearn brought fine specimen of
red top, from an acre of meadow set
seven years ago.
DIR. Il. NJ. Wyatt is now home and
will remain for some time. He can
be found at all times in his new OF
fee room No /. j. i. Shinn's brick
corner, up stairs. There is no bet.
ter dentist in Arkansas than DIR.
Wyatt, and none @orthier OF the pat
ronage of the public.
That live Hardware house OF
Capt. J. III. Perry is as well filled
with first class hardware as ever. and
is placed under control of Mr.. w. J
Reynolds, until further notice. To
say that Billy Reynolds is in charge
is enough to guarantee fair dealing,
kind treatment, and low prices. Cal
and see him.
In another column, will be found
a communication from Justice in re
gard to letter in a recent number
Of this paper signed Renolds. W.
publish this communication be
cause 1t contains fact that tends L
exculpate Governor Berry from thu
charge contained in said letter.
We call special attention to til,
letter of Mr.. s. III. Nowlin, Secretar,
of the Board Of Exposition commits
sioners for Arkansas, to j. G. Wallace
our prosecuting attorney, calling OF
Pope county for $3.50 to be used il
the grand Exposition at Louisville
The ques lion is what, arc you goini
to do about it. Col. Taylor tn
President OF the Arkansas Commits
sion is on the grounds ir Louisvil!