The Russellville Democrat., 1884-08-21

PROF. Lewis Of the Arkansas Col
lege, Little Rock, was in town this
week.
We regret to learn Of the recent Sc
we're illness of Mrs. Webb. Hope tina
she may soon recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Battenfield and
Miss Floy Patton returned Tuesday
from Mt. Nebo. They were charmed
with their visit.
Mrs. DIR. Kirkscey OF Dover and
her sister Miss Grace of Miss, were Wis.
ting in town this week the guests OF
Mrs. Harrison Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. McAnally, two
esteemed friends from Gumlog, end
regular readers Of the DEMocRAT, call
ed to see us Tuesday.
--Messrs. Walker Il Youngblood
have purchased VIM. Fowler's planning
machinery at l.. M. Smiths mill, and
are prepared to execute orders In their
line OH short notice.
The Arkansas Teacher for August
is out. Like wine it Improves with
age, as the one before us is the best one
yet issued. 1t Is published monthly at
81 per year. Address the editor, Prof.
Josiah II. Shinn, Russellville. Ark.
A meeting Of the teachers and off,
GERS of Sabbath schools will be held at
the M. Il. church, south, next Friday
night for the purpose Of association
to advance the interests of Sabbath
schools. Everybody interested in this
work is invited.
Il. III. Crutchcr has rented the
Tucker Hotel building on the corner of
Main ard River streets, and next week
will move his family down from Scotts-
vile and take possession. Mr.. Crutch-
err will at once throw open the doors Of
his hotel to the public and solicit pat
ronage.
President G. M. Edgar, of the A. I.
u, was welcome caller at our Office
last. The Prof. ia thoroughly
alive to the interests of the University,
and we predict that under his manage
ment this favorite institution will ac-
complish grander results than ever
before.
j. p. Macarthur carries the largest
and most select stock of staple and fan
cy groceries and family supplies in this
market. New additions are made to
his stock constantly. He has bakery
attached, under the management Of a
first class baker, and can furnish fresh
bread, cakes. pies, &C., to the public in
any quantity desired.
Lowe, Ala, Dec. 10, 1888.
Messrs Collins Bros:-I have seen
nj In q
cases with the most perfect satisfaction.
1t is great medicine and fully worthy
of ali that is said of it. j. w. Bartu.
We have been shown an Elliott,
Iowa, paper containing advertise nent
of Mr.. /. G. Page who offers to sell his
property there with the view of moving
to Russellville. Mr.. Page and family
will arrive here in month or 30, and
will be accompanied by about ten other
families of thoroughgolng Iowaians.
Boguechitto, Miss, Sept. 8. 1888.
Gentlemen Please send me six
dozen Collins Ague Cure by first ex-
press. Please don't delay as the people
are all crazy for it. j. M. Tyler.
We would call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of sale Of
the land belonging to estate Of Miss
Sue M. Gibson. decd. The land is about
A miles north of Russellville on the Do
yer road, is well improved. and very
productive, and upon the whole is a
very desirable place. 1t is to be sold
on Saturday the 23d ,on the premises to
the highest bidder.
Edgerly, La. July 10, 1888.
Dear Sir:-I have been out Of the
Ague Cure for some time, and every
body Ia calling for it. All think it the
best Chill and Fever remedy in the
world. Can have the exclusive sale
of it in this place. j. L. Davidson.
The Cleveland & Hendricks club
met last Friday night and effected a
permanent organization by electing
DR.. J. M. Thompson, president and B.
f. Jobe and w. K. Durrum secretaries.
Mr.. Lawrence Russell delivered tell
ing speech in behalf of the national
standard bearers. Hon. J. G.. Wallace
will address the next meeting at Luker
& settles hall, Monday night.
Bossier Point, La. July 20, 1888.
Collins Ague Cure has proved itself
wonderful medicine, and made for
iteslf great name here,
Bodenheimer & Mercer.
Mrs. Maggie Cothran died at her
residence in this place last Friday
night. She was daughter of the late
Judge A. j. Bayliss. whose funeral she
attended just six days before her deaf h.
She was so deeply attached to her father
that his sudden death completely pros
trated her. On Wednesday she was
stricken with conjestive chill from
the effects of which she never recover
ed. She leaves husband and child to
whom we extend sincere sympathy.
Cleburne Co., Ark, Dec. IL, 1888.
Gentlemen: COLLINS Ague Cure
proves entirely satisfactory in every
case. The people here will not be
without Is. One dose seldom fails to
break the chills.
M. B. Boswell
"A private letter from Mr. j. +.
Munday, Denver, N. c., conveys the
information that he is in the midst of
great enjoyment. At every turn new
Joy awaits him in the person of an old
and almost forgotten friend. He now
appreciates for the first time the force
Of the Psalmist's sentiment my cup
runs over" He also says North Caro-
lima is 30 per cent better off than when
he left 10 years ago. but lacks 80 per
cent. of being the equal of Arkansas to-
day. Good for the STATE!
n.