The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-07-24

Jumper business, Dnv now OH yist
here to attend the sick bed of his wife
He reports his business In his new
place good, and better still. that Mrs
Rodgers Is improving right rapidly.
We have received beautiful pict
ure of the Southern Exposition, which
opens at Louisville, KY. Aug. 10th
and continues until Oct. 18th. The
view is OF the main building, which Il
one OF the largest Exposition buildings
ever erected. 1t covers thirteen acres
OF ground, and will be lighted through
out by five thousand electric lights.
Bilious Bullets for Torpid Liver.
Bilious Bullets for Dyspepsia.
Bilious Bullets for Constipation.
Bilious Bullets for Sick Headache.
! To-day is the day OF the Sunday
school pic mic at Davis chapel Oh Gum
Log 1t will doubtless be an interest
ing time. as it will commemorate the
45th anniversary since the organiza-
tion of the Sunday school at that place,
and Its history will be given by its
founder, Judge Caleb Davis, who has
been its continuous Superintendent
ever since its foundation.
Why run the chances Of severe fe-
vel arising from malarial causes when
a single bottle OF Aguine will drive all
malaria from the system? See adv.
Mr.. Henry Truitt, Of Richland,
Searcy county, was in town Monday
last. He reports good crops and fiat
tering prospects on his side of the
mountain, i'm which good fortune we
rejoice with our good friends over
there. Mr.. Truitt also reports an at
tack of the gold fever in certain por.
lions of his county, but not in his
creek.
selling all kinds of clothing at cost
at Jacobson's.
The Arkansas Teacher for July is
quite an Improvement upon former Is
sues, and presents really an attractive
appearance. 1t is well conducted, and
deserving of encouragement and sup
port, all of which we are glad to know
its editor is receiving. 1t is published
at this place, by Josiah Ii. Shinn, at 81
per year.
For the next 80 days will sell the
balance of my summer stock regardless
of cost to make room for fall stock.
M. jacobson.
Mr.. r. A. Barlow, of Cheney,
Kansas writes under date OF July l4th:
"Find enclosed two dollars for which
send me the DEMOCRAT. am taking
three papers now, but yet would pre-
fer the old, true and tried Russellville
DEMOCRAT to them all.o Thanks friend
Barlow for your flattering mention OF
the DEMOCRAT. The paper is booked
to you as ordered.
You can find good line of Tweeds
and Cassimeres for pants, also can cut
them to fit at Jacobson's.
Vote for whom You please, but buy
your cane mills and pans at
II. j. Wilson's.
The corner store on the corner of
Main and Terrence streets recently oc-
cupIed by James Winchester, is now
being fitted up for occupancy by the
O'Neal Brothers. These young gen
tlemen are full Of energy, wide awake
and industrious, and will work hard
for their full share Of public patronage.
They are perfectly honorable, and are
entitled to it, and we bespeak a liberal
amount of confidence and success to
the new enterprise.
Vote tor whom you please, bnt buy
your cane mills and pans at
r. J. Wilson's.
Capt. 10. Howard, independent
candidate for Clerk, was In town Sat
urday last. He was down we suppose
looking after the Howard interest In
the coming election. We were sur
prised, and it made us teel little awk-
ward, not to have the light Of his coun-
tenance in our .sanctum. From some
cause or other he fell into the hands OF
the other fellows. whose right hand OF
fellowship of course was extended Tor
a hearty shake. An old Democrat, or
one who has run for Office and acted
with the Democracy as long as he has,
will have to pardon his old associates
for wondering how he feels in his new
associations. He looked oddly whether
he felt so or not hobnobbing with Re-
publicans. A man Is known by the
company he keeps. This will serve to
point to very simple story as to our
friends attitude in Pope county poll
tics just now.
Collins Ague Cure never fails, 1t is
positively warranted. 30 cents bot
tie.
Our friend, Squire j. S. Linzey,
was in town Monday last, and paid this
office pleasant call, Notwithstanding
his strange company. 1t is said that
politics makes strange bed-fellows. The
point of this saying is that men turn
such rapid somersaults sometimes, and
appear under such sudden and new
! conditions and associations, that their
political features are scarcely recognize
able by their old party friends. Seeing
Squire Linzey with his flew allies
brought this saying very forcibly to
mind. The Squire was in the prelim-
mary meeting held in Dover by the
| Democratic candidates to arrange for
the Democratic canvass before the pri-
mary. A sudden turn OF the wheel
brought him to a change of mind, and
he told many of his friends here that
he would not be candidate for county
Judge. Another turn of the wheel and
he turns out a full-aedged candidate,
but his candidacy and friends are on the
other side and Of the other sort. 1t may
be all right, but 1t looks strange.
II am going to sell my stock OF Lace
Buntings, and that In hurry. Down
they tumble to 10 cents o yard, all
colors. y. H. oHiNN.
Try warm bath In ii. Il. Erwin
Il Co.'S, elegant new copper Bath Tubs