The Russellville Democrat., 1884-10-16

visiting her friend Mrs. Jeherson pa' wis.
 --cooliag oil at F. |. Bottoms < Sons.
 --Rev. s. B. Erwin, formerly of Van Buren, will occupy the pulpit at Mount Zion church. on next Sunday.
 --Go try one bar of napkin soap at Bottoms & Sons and you will be satis- fled 1t Is the best.
 A new arrival. of the male persua- sion, brought joy to the household of John B. Evants last Monday.
 Fresh pickled pigs feet at Bo toms & Son.
 Eddie Shaw, of Texarkana, is in the city, visiting his kinsman, B. F. lobe.
 Mr. R. B. Potts and family returned from St. Louis, Tuesday. They had q delightful trip.
 James E. Battenfeld, wife and daughter and Mrs. John A. Erwin, are attending the Fort Smith fair this week.
 John c. Darr has no government goods or bankrupt stocks on hand. which are generally seedy, but fresh new goods at rock bottom prices. Po- lite and clever salesmen will wait on you. Call and see for your selves.
 JOHN 0. DARR.
 MT. Lee Hearne who was severely wounded about month ago by acci- dentally cutting himself with an ax, is able to go about on crutches. It is now thought lie will entirely recover.
 Returns so far as gathered from Saturdays township conventions show the following instructions: For s. w. Williams, 16; s. R. Cockriil, IA; NJ. l.. Bell, l.
 Professor Floyd has been requested by several young men to open night school for those who are employed du. ring the day. Those who desire to be enrolled will please give their names to the professor and if sufficient num- Der apply he will open school on the 27th inst.
 A series of meetings will be begun at the Cumberland Presbyterian church next Monday night. The pastor, Mir. Milner will be assisted by Rev. MT. Gather of Dardanelle and perhaps others.
 Old Proverb! Do nothing hastily, but buy your goods from O'Neai Bros.
 At the Methodist church last Sun day Prof. Floyd pleased the Sunday school by very pleasant and sensible talk to the school of about five minutes. The Prof. showed himself practiced hand In this line of christian work.
 If you live within the limits of Russellville you arc just as welcome as though you lived seventy miles away. at ALEXANDER X Co.'S.
 -The advertisement of pocket book found in last weeks paper, has devel- oped the fact that several pocket books We're lost on circus day. Eternal wig ilance is necessary to the preservation of valuables when circus fakirs are about.
 Eagle double strength baking pow der is the very best. It is warranted to give perfect satisfaction, or money re- funded. Sold by F. l.. Bottoms & Son.
 For the first time in several weeks on account of sore eyes, Rev. MT. Mill ner occupied his pulpit on last Sunday in one of his usually sensible sermons. He commences proGracted meeting in his church on next Monday night, and wishes it understood that all are invit- ed to attend ard participate. Clothing! Clothing! Clothing O'Neal Bros. have large and assorted lot Of clothing, over coats etc., and will knock the bottom out of any and all 
 -Mr. A. flower, wife and child, of Mt, Vernon, Ills, arrived on last Sum- days train, and will make Russellville their future home. The DEMOCRAT ex- tends cordial welcome to them and hopes their stay in our midst may be pleasant and profitable. MT. flower will be associated with Mir. Frank Roys in the hardware business.
 From experience we have learned to live on short profits and we propose to stick to this rule if it takes off the hide. WooTEN & OATES.
 Last week Mir. c. T. Brown, car- penter of Russellville,, fell the distance of twenty feet by the giving way of scaffold at the residence of MT. D. Love, in this township. Strange to say MT. Brown received no injuries, save a se- we're shaking up, necessitating few days respite from labor. He is to be on his narrow escape.
 We are receiving new goods every week, not,no never be undersold.
 WooTEN & OATES.
 By reference to our advertising col- umns it will be seen that Messrs. Da- wis & Son as attorneys for the Aultman < Taylor Co.,, again advertise the sale of saw mill and fixtures, by virtue of a mortgage provision. The sale will positively take place the 18th Noyem- Der, and all persons desirous of pur- chasing said property, will govern themselves accordingly.
 Pasturage Cheap.
 For m;lch cows and horses l mile west of town,' by
 H. N. ALLEN.
 Our friend Perry Renfrow who lives about two miles from town cele- brated his 75th birth day on last Tues day. We congratulate our old friend upon his good health and ability to drive things around his farm at his stage in life. He is always up to the times and turns out as good yield of oats, corn and cotten as any man in the Mir. Renfrow is one of our acquisitions from N. O., being a native of Johnson county that state, about miles from Raleigh, the state capital, and the old North state lent Arkansas valuable citizen in the person of our valued friend, and one