The Russellville Democrat., 1884-08-07

MIS- w D. IatLOn OF l}Iilft fk0ck, u
visiting her sister. Mrs. }. T.. Shinn, o
this place.
4 Miss Matte Kirby will leave in
few days on visit TO her mother n
Nashville, Tenn.
Mr.. George E. Howell returned
Saturday from Wichita, looking th'
very picture Of health.
Rev. III. B. Miner will occupy tn,
pulpit at the G. p. church next Sab
bath morning and evening.
The fall of temperature Monda,
evening last was quite relief to swell
tering humanity hereabouts.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Robinson have
the sympathy of many friends on the
death of their little infant last Friday.
Miss Fannie Lemoyne, an accom-
plished and charming Dardanelle belle
is visiting in the city the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. j. E. Battenfield.
/ The O'Neal Bros. are Just in re.
ceipt of choice line of Hats and Gloves
for gentlemen, including all the latest
and nobbiest styles. Cali and exam
Inc them.
/ Mr.. NJ. G. Hearne exhibited in our
office Monday a sample of German mill
let which was very fine, measuring six
feet, five and one-half inches. The
sample WIN be sent to the Worlds
Fair.
Mr.. G. NJ. Love returned last FRI
day from his trip to North Carolina.
He had pleasant trip and found good
crops and prosperous times In his ma
tive state, but thinks home in Arkan-
sas more desirable.
Mr.. S. G. Harris informs us that
the WELD of wheat this season on his
| upland farm averaged 177S bushels per
acre. This is considered good show
ing. We would like to hear from
other wheat raisers.
| Rev. II. b. Millner, pastor Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church, re-
turned last Saturday from combined
business and pleasure trip to Mont
eagle, Tenn. He reports profitable
and pleasant trip.
| We were In error last week in stat
ing that Mr.. p. M. Austin had public
| ly announced his withdrawal from the
race for assessor on the Independent
| ticket. We learn that Mr.. Austin is
still ON the track and intends to stick.
We regret having made the mistake.
--Messrs. N. w. Kuhn. A. M. Gibson
and w. N. Oates favored us with call
Saturday evening. They were enroute
home from Clark township where they
had addressed the sovereigns. The
cares of the canvass appear to rest
lightly upon these gentlemen.
Miss Florence Pruitt, RUSSELL
Vile favorite, returned last Wednesday
from Cabot, where for two months she
has been imparting musical instrnc-
ton to the misses of that thriving viii
lage. She was accompanied by Miss
Patton, daughter of a leading merchant
of Cabot, who will remain several days
in our city.
We received a visit Tuesday last
from Messrs. /. H. Page and 5. Carpen-
ter, of Elliott, Iowa, who are here for
the purpose OF prospecting with view
of locating. TO them we extend cor
dial greeting. and trust they may find
attractions sufficient to induce them to
stop permanently with US. They were
accompanied by Capt. j. NJ. Haney,
and in better hands they could not fall.
Do you know that by purchasing
your winter clothing (ready made)
NOW, you can save half the price of
the same? It's so; provided ssHhaY ts'f -
j. NJ. Harkey, d. d. G. M. of the
18th masonic district has issued circu-
lars notifying the fraternity that Geo.
A. Dannelly, grand lecturer for Ark
ansas, will hold schools for masonic
instruction at the following times and
places: CIarksville, Sept. 8, 9and IL;
Dardanelle. Sept, l2and ID; Scottsville,
Is, l6 and IL. The officer of lodges are
requested to be present and accompany
the Grand Lecturer as they are the
regular delegates to such schools.
IS CENTS PER YARD, is the price that
the nice S1s cent lawns are now selling
at, at y. l.. Shinn's.
DR.. Jackson's Vegetable Liver Pills
are without an equal as a reliable fami-
ly remedy safe and certain at all times.
MANY a fit of sickness has been prompt
ly prevented by timely dose of them.
III you have headache. sour stomach
and feel bad generally, by all means
take dose of them, you will be de-
lighted at the relief they afford.
There is growing impression tax
ing hold OF the Russellville public that
The xIcdb 10 utSPShoihS
more caloric to the square foot in this
thriving village than anywhere on the
globe outside of the tropics. Every
body hunts the shady side of the street,
and when in quest of groceries-staple
and fancy-they go straight to O'Neal
Bros, where the stock Is new and fresh
and marked down to the lowest notch.
If you want to save your sole and
not get sold, procure your shoes at J.
L. Shinn's while his great cheap sale
of boots and shoes is going on.
The committe appointed to arrange
| for B. of f. barbecue met last Mon
day and decided the 2Sth inst, as the
day, ard near the McKeever church
az miles west of Russellville), as the
place to have grand old fashioned
barbecue, to which everybody is invit-
ed. The democratic nominees are es-
pecially invited to be present and dis
cuss the issues OF the day with the b.
of +. candidates. Persons desiring to
contribute edibles of any kind will find
| a committee to receive them on the
grounds. Further particulars will be
given next week.
Buy your cotton checks and jeans
at the great cheap sale at j. l.. Shlnn's
NOW is your opportunity.
We surrender this week n large
amo, MI of our snace TO campaiQn ora