The Russellville Democrat., 1883-09-06
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
The "Boss" Timer at Roys'
Buy your turnip seed from

The cotton crop in this vicinity will be cnt short by the drouth.
 For Sewing Machine needles and oll, call on J. w. WELLS.
 Joe Simpson is at home again with Luker Settle & Go. Luck, Joe.
 The Dardanelle and Russellville railway now issues checks for bag gage.
 --Landreth's celebrated turnip seed at J. W. Wells. Hot, dry and dusty is all that con be said of the weather and roads at present.
 Passenger traffic oyer the Little Rock and Fort Smith railway is on the increase.
 "E. C." and "MoguI'' TObac- coes are the best. For sale by R. J. Wilson.
 Capt. K. J. Wilson and Mir. 5. A.. Buck made a business trip :o Little Rock this week.
 -Rey. J. w. Bryant, of the Dover circuit, took the train here on last Saturday for a visit to his home in Van Buren.
 , Capt. F. E. Barrow returned Saturday from prolonged visit to Texas, and was accorded hearty welcome home.
 MT. B. F. Bayliss is again citi- zen of Russellvile. We extend him and family cordial welcome to citi zenship with us.
 A beet, the largest thing in it's line ever seen in Russellville, can be seen at J. NJ. Harkey & Bros. It weighs fifteen pounds.
 Mrs. B. w. Allen returned home last week, greatly improved in health, after months sojourn in the mountains of Boone county.
 Mitchell Wagons, known by everybody to be the best and most durable, just received bv K. J. Wilson.
 pr. A. A. Burleso1, the ubiqui tous representative of Hill, Fontane & Co.,, passed down the road Mon day. The doctor is always on time. Mrs. Vic. Knott (nec Ander- son, of Little Rock, came up Satur day and spent Sunday in our town, the guest of Capt. and Mrs. Barrow.
 -J. T. FOWLER. The largest stock of clothing ever brought to Russellville can now be found at J. T. Fowler's. Boys, don't fail to give it look through before you buy.
 Rev. w. H. Rees, of Little Rock. preached powerful sermon at Cen ter Valley campmeeting, last Sun day. He is a talented divine of the M. E. Church.
 Capt. E. V. Trammel and fami- lv, of Argenta, are spending few days here recuperating their health. The DEMOCRAT bids them welcome to their old home.
 "E. O." and "MOsuP" TObac- cOes are the best. For sale by R, J. Wilson.
 --Messrs. Dckey & Dickey, form. erly Dickey & Bell, have added to their steam gin corn mill, and are now ready to serve the public in that important capacity also.
 Despite the dust and heat, a large number of the citizens of Rus sellville went to Center Valley camp meeting, last Sunday, and report an immense congregation present.
 --RussellviIle thermometers ,indi. cated 100 degrees in the shade last Sunday. Who says Arkansas does not possess all the advantages of any other section of the land?
 Nothing is of greater conven- fence than when you want pair oi Boots or Shoes to have complete stock to select from, and such stock can now be found at
 J. l.. SHINN's. MT. J. c. Wright, of tue firm of Wright & Wright, Louisville, was Tn to see us last Saturday, and says that Arkansas is in the lead Of south ern states at the Louisville Exposi- tion.
 Mitchell Wagons, known by everybody to be the best ana most durable, just rccclved by h. J. Wilson,
 We are pleased to see Joe Der nard on the street again. Joe goes Co Culleoka to school as soon as he gets well and would have been gone ere this but fer his sickness. Sue cess, Joe.
 Twill not be long until Eureka and other watering placss and places of resort, will send back our wander CTS, and Russelville will be fully manned for the forthcoming sea son of business and pleasure.
 -McCarthur's neat ''ad' appears in another column and tells the tale. If you want frstclass, fresh bread, rolls, etc, and fancy groceries ol any kind, cali on Mae, who is on hand with full stock. Take our advice That thing has failed to put Tn an appearance that can excel either in style, quality or price, the i'm mense stock of clothing now on ez hlbition at the mammoth store of
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